Middletown Journal subscription rates and a biblical verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city and trading area deliveries and mail options, including per copy, weekly, and yearly rates with and without the Sunday News Journal. The page ends with a Bible verse from Isaiah 63:15 about divine zeal and mercy.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Carrie
News- Journal
News-Journal
Journal
News Journal
USA
Government And The Press In Eisenhower Era
President Eisenhower gains broad newspaper and voter backing, with weekly White House press conferences and praise from correspondents. Cabinet hesitancy draws critique from Taft and McCarthy, while past presidents show how press relations shift over time. Editorial skew and industry dynamics shape expectations for watchdog roles in a Republican era.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hoover
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
Republican Party
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Wilson
F.D.R
Eisenhower Aims At United Governance Through Governors
The article notes President Eisenhower’s emphasis on cooperation with Congress and his plan to unite political minds by inviting 45 state governors to Washington for a two day confidential briefing. It argues the move could foster closer ties and inform policy while acknowledging doubts about long term effectiveness and potential future conflict.
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Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Executive
Washington
Executive Branch
U.S
Magnolia celebrates centennial growth of a small town
In Magnolia Arkansas the centennial celebration highlighted a century of growth from a 1860 population of 344 to about 10,000 today. Noted leaders Col. Charles W. McKay John W. Colquitt and Charles B. Lyle reflect on changes from tight community bonds to modern entertainment while praising civic spirit and the town’s diversified industries and new homes.
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Magnolia
Ark
America
Georgia
South Carolina
Arkansas
Col
Charles W. McKay
John W. Colquitt
Charles B. Lyle
Col. McKay
Lyle
Colquitt
McKay
Bradley’s Quietly Expanding Life After Joint Chiefs
Gen Omar N. Bradley, veteran commander and “GI’s general,” plans retirement but will take on a new, undisclosed post. He rejects clinging to the Joint Chiefs chair, preferring work that keeps him mentally active while still allowing hunting and fishing.
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Don Whitehead
James Marlow
Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Africa
Dwight Eisenhower
MacArthur
James A. van Fleet
Korea
Coronation Show of Queen Elizabeth Draws Range of Views
A writer rails against the pageantry of Queen Elizabeth II’s June coronation while praising spectacles. He notes the ceremonial kneeling by the Duke of Edinburgh and laments old world militarism. He cites comments on communism, colonialism, and a wish for future gentler vows.
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Elizabeth
Westminister Abbey
Duke of Edinburgh
Philip
St. Edward
Middletown seniors invited to observe High School Day at Kenyon
Twenty years ago on Thursday May 11 1933 Middletown High School seniors Wylie Mitchell G F Millan were invited to Kenyon College for High School Day on Saturday May 13. Actress Joan Crawford testified in court regarding Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in a jealousy marked divorce. Betty Lou Sohingen of Cincinnati visited Mrs Herbert Boren Jr. of Linden Ave. Twenty members of Group Three of the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society met at Mrs George H Harvey’s home for their May gathering.
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Middletown High School
Wylie Mitchell
G. F. Millan
Kenyon College
Betty Lou Sohingen
Cincinnati
Herbert Boren, Jr
Linden Ave
Grou Three
Methodist Episcopa Missionary Society
George H. Harvey
Ten Bests and Senior Congress Ladies in Washington
Washington column recalls the pomp of the “ten best” awards and rips the idea as publicity. It notes a wild flurry over a Devil May Care look claimed by Mrs Eisenhower and Mrs Hobby. The piece also covers a Senate oil lands debate and a luncheon of senior Congress ladies at the Carlton with Mamie Eisenhower in attendance.
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Washington
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lister Hill
Alabama
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Senate
Taft
Republican
Senator Hill
Hubert Humbrey
Minnesota
Sen
Humphrey
Anderson
Sen. Hill
baloney—Dixon
Congress
House of Representatives
Carlton
Mamie Eisenhower
William E. Borah
Idaho
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Harold Burton
Supreme Court
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Mamie
The Stars Say For Tomorrow Forecast
The forecast notes dramatic yet conservative trends in romance and business. It warns of possible mental confusion and advises guarding against errors at work. If tomorrow is your birthday the coming months may bring unusual stimulation with conservative methods and tact aiding business prospects.
Ohio State reunion reminds grads time moves on
Dave Regan recalls a 25th anniversary class reunion at Ohio State. alumni note aging changes since 1928 while campus scenery, old routes, and familiar landmarks give way to new Union facilities and shops. he concludes progress outpaces the past and you cannot go back.
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Ohio State
Journalism
Commerce
Observatory
Library
High Street
Long’s
Union
Columbus
Union Building
Dorothy Kilgallen on Spring Fever and New York Nights
Dorothy Kilgallen writes from New York about May beauty on hotel fronts, Stan Kenton at Birdland, and Frank Sinatra's and others performances. She riffs on Ike and Mamie Eisenhower hair trends, Coney Island rain woes, Peggy Lee poetry, and Brando's newspaper clippings as she travels a breezy, opinionated column filled with celebrity mentions and city scenes.
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Collins-On-A-Cloud
Stan Kenton
Birdland
Univac
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Frankie Laine
Eddie Fisher
Don Cornell
Jimmy Boyd
Mamie Eisenhower
Ike
Coney Island
Peggy Lee
Impy
Gilbert Miller
Notable traits for those born today reflected in romance and change
The passage notes restraint in enthusiasm, favoring conventional programs, with romance and social affairs in high regard. It predicts a child born today will be adventurous, unconventional and fond of change.
Wise man disagrees with wife over wrecked bank account
A witty remark notes a wise husband arguing with his wife yet a fool lets her discover it. The punchline contrasts a deluxe car colliding with a jalopy bank account, highlighting misfortune from careless pride.
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Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
Erich Brandies
England
Fulton J. Sheen
Rome
Joan Craw
Ford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
George Dixon
Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
New York
Donald O'Connor
Brooklyn
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Maggs McNellis
Jose Ferrer
Rev. Davidson
Sadie Thompson
Betty Furness
Gloria Vanderbilt
Palisades Park
Marlon Brando
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MCA
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Madison
Marion
Burrelle
Edna Ferber
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central Terminal
Alec Wilder
Ireland
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Junior
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