Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal lists prices for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions in and around Middletown Ohio. It includes per-copy rates, weekly and yearly options, and notes on areas served. The page ends with a biblical quotation from Leviticus 18 5.
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Middletown Journal
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Sunday News Journal
Eisenhower and Congress in Trade Policy Tension
President Eisenhower seeks a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act while navigating a history of presidential-congressional cooperation. The piece surveys past administrations from Roosevelt to Hoover, noting currents of cooperation and attempts to dictate policy, and compares Eisenhower’s approach to McCarthy era tensions.
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Huey Long
Offshore oil rights shifted to states at historic sea boundaries
The states California Texas Louisiana and Florida would gain title to submerged offshore lands out to historic boundaries with rights to develop oil if the new law stands. Congress approved the measure, Eisenhower signaled, while the Supreme Court reviews past federal paramount rights. The legislation clarifies limits and cautions against broad state expansion into public lands and conservation policies.
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California
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Congress
Eisenhower
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Midwest visit notes optimistic mood across parties
A returning Midwest observer finds solid confidence in American prospects under President Eisenhower. Voters from both parties praise his stance toward Russia and his Korea approach while wary about a potential recession. A golf boom and lively club life prime the nation as workers chase higher wages and steady gains.
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Korea
Congress Right To Probe Editor WASHINGTON
Congress may investigate editors about past and present Communist ties and views as part of its oversight. The piece contrasts earlier Wagner Act labor cases, postwar inquiries, and current rights, arguing press freedom remains intact unless laws curb speech. It notes Supreme Court limits on compelling records and the broad power to question.
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Supreme Court
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America
Truman
Newspapers and unions examined under anti trust laws
Investigators reviewed newspaper publishers and their customer relationships over years showing no defences for immunity under anti trust laws. Earlier, a New York union of newspaper reporters was found to be involved in related conduct.
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New York
Senate
Humphrey
Minnesota
New York Union
American Society of Newspaper Editors
McCarthy
It's Cultured Not Natural on Gambling and Emotions
The piece recalls Nich olas Zographos nicknamed Nick the Greek who died at 68 in Lausanne. It notes his gambling success and advice never to bet on races, balls, or dice. It argues against suppressing emotion, urges venting anger, and claims cultured calm can harm health. It ends with a jokey note on swearing as medicine.
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Nicholas Zographos
Lausanne
Switzerland
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Damon Runyon
Nick
Europe
French Riviera
Tomorrow’s Gemini Day Brings Social and Romantic Momentum
Genevieve Kemble notes a high tempo under the Moon in Gemini. Personal matters surge in romance, art, and youth affairs, with engagement announcements and social invitations likely. Business plans gain traction for long projects. birthdays promise an exciting year focused on life and culture.
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Daylight saving terror hits Congress again in dawn pranks
Washington column shows a phantom prankster harassing Republican lawmakers after daylight saving starts. Targets include Reps. E. Ross Adair, Jackson E. Betts, Winston L. Prouty, and F. Edward Herbert who quip about capitol elevators. Toots Shor turns 50 with a surprise party as New York social circles toast the elder statesman.
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Washington
Daylight Saving
Congress
E. Ross Adair
Indiana
Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Stars Favor Singles With Travel And Love
Reading from planetary aspects, the stars favor entertainment figures and social hosts. Travel is auspicious, and single people may see strong courtship and honeymoons. A child born today is predicted to be clever versatile and warmly charismatic.
Nine Baby Bunnies Cost Mrs Ulrich In Baltimore Yard
Mrs. Ulrich of Baltimore Street discovers a wild doe nests in her yard. She cares for nine week old bunnies daily, paying for their needs until they fend for themselves. A boxer from her hospital stay also requires ongoing care, raising her costs. A humorous aside recalls a man shaving with an electric razor and discovering a plastic head shield sparkled in light.
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William Ulrich
Baltimore St
Ulrich
Broadway Gossip Mixes with World Film Buzz and Rumors
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Patti Andrews may receive offers if her split from her sisters becomes permanent, with possible legal fights over community property. Miguel Aleman Jr. calls Debbie Reynolds. Ben Hecht balks at a rewrite after advance payment. Anatole Litvak and Sophie Malgat trend in Paris as 3-D era begins. new 3-D Baby of Mine song teased. Jane Withers divorces teased though Bill Moss seeks reconciliation. Tax dodge schemes by stars surface via outside-sale rights. Ella Raines and Bill Dozier duet. Eisenhower praised for Pennsylvania farm gains. Italian dressmakers copy Clare Boothe Luce’s outfit in Rome. Joe Pasternak may supervise a Belafonte musical film. Bermuda buzz on Gloria DeHaven and Martin Kimmel. Mother’s Day ad campaign via TV spot. Dorian Leigh shoots Europe ads with Arthur Stratton in Paris. Summer stock notes pair Barbara Payton with Tom Neal. Fran Chot Tone and Betsy Von Fischerberg on straw-hat circuit. Hanson’s Drug Store introduces 25-cent Cub Room min charge. Astor family lunch at the Carlyle amid complex marriage vibes.
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Patti Andrews
Miguel Aleman Jr
Mexico
Debbie Reynolds
Ben Hecht
Anatole Litvak
Sophie Malgat
France
Hollywood
Brill
Jane Withers
Bill Moss
le Vouvray
Ella Raines
Bill Dozier
Clare Boothe Luce
Claire
Rome
Joe Pasternak
Harry Belafonte
Mocambo
Bermuda
Gloria DeHaven
Martin Kimmel
Gloria Kimmel
Dorian Leigh
Europe
Cecil Beaton
Arthur Stratton
Paris
Barbara Payton
Tom Neal
Barn Theatres
Franchot Tone
Betsy von Fustenberg
Broadway Gossip and Private Feats Stir Broadway
A famed actress hides a summer fur storage beyond public notice as a furrier nearly declines the job. Johnnie Ray favors a singer, but names stay out of print while Broadway watchers follow the romance. A bandleader seeks a mid picture date via a booking agency to sneak in without publicity. A gossip rag ponders battling TV listings by charging space rates.
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Johnnie Ray
Gotham Gazette
Desert Song gowns spark censor concerns and Hollywood moves
In a fashion contrast preview, Dagmar and Kathryn Grayson gowns draw comment as censors loom over The Desert Song. Pat Gaston hosts El Morocco with Jack Milliken, then Tony Lavelli escorts the actress. Howard Hawks abandons European plans and returns to Hollywood with Dee Hartford after a Italy honeymoon, per gossip cronies.
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Dagmar
Grandma
Kathryn Grayson
Pat Gaston
el Morocco
Jack Milliken
Society Writers
Tony Lavelli
Elizabeth Norman
Howard
Vacationing Families and a Child Prodigy Highlight Local Notes
Twenty years ago on a May Saturday in 1933, the Hursh cottage at Indian Lake hosted C. C. Hursh, his wife, daughter Caroline, and Mrs. Jacob Weber with Mrs. Emma Thomas. R. L. Davidson visited Fleming Road relatives, E. M. Davidson of Anderson, Indiana, hosted by his parents. Six year old Joan Bishop of Chicago faced career choices after dazzling as toe and tap dancer at a national dancing masters convention, while also being a pianist with Beethoven, Liszt, and Brahms in her repertoire, a composer, translator, and reader of music, memorizing over 30 songs and performing monologues.
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Caroline
Jaccob Weber
Emma Thomas
Hursh
Indian Lake
Joan Bishop
Chicago
Liszt
Brahms
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