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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1957
Page
4
Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates Statement
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions from News-Journal Inc. Prices include 5c per weekday copy, 15c Sunday, 45c weekly city carrier, 40c outside city, and annual mail options of 10 dollars in trading area and 17.50 outside trading area. International and U.S. addresses priced accordingly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857. Bible verse quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Billy Graham In Manhattan Predicts City as Most Prayed For
Billy Graham predicts Manhattan New York will be the most prayed for city this year. He announced a Madison Square Garden crusade this May and June after accepting the Protestant Council of New York invitation in December 1955. The piece notes mixed reactions from religious leaders and details Graham's growing influence, staff, salary, and publishing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Charlotte, N. C
Protestant Council of
New York City
J. C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
United States
Dale de Witt
American Unitarian Association
Graham Mission
Catholic Heirarchy
Bureau of Public Information
National Catholic Welfare Conference
WGY
Schenectady
Stanley High
Washington, D. C
God
Stalin
Newsweek
Billy
Medicine and Religion United In Patient Care
A Journal of the American Medical Association article notes that religion and medicine have grown closer in the United States. About 1,100 of 7,000 hospitals have religious affiliations and ministers of three faiths are commonly available. Clergymen and medical professionals increasingly train across fields to boost mental health care, with faith cited as a key recovery factor by a Cornell professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
New York
United States
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Cornell University Medical College
Retired Fire Chief Honored After 47 Years Service
John Ross, assistant fire chief with 47 years in the department, retires as Elmer F. Reed accepts the resignation. A four member Odd Fellows committee plans a Springfield lodge inspection caravan. St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church confirms 14 youths including James Barnes Barbara Buchanan and Vivian Hickey. Walter J. Braun city manager attends relief conference with Butler County commissioners at Hamilton to discuss relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Elmer F. Reed
Ross
St. Paul's Evangelical and
Walter J. Braun
Butler County
Hamilton
Hal Boyle Column Reflects On Mail And Quirky Facts
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on reader mail and curious trivia from 1880 ox eating to Fortune tellers. The column notes quirky bites about goa altar in a chapel, a plane trainer, and odd consumer items while lampooning asides about health, languages, and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johann Ketzler
Grace Downs Air Hostess School
Kings College
Wilkes Barre
George de Witt
Anita Eckberg
Nigeria
C.O
Robert Frost
The Republican Future After McCarthy Death
George E. Sokolsky argues McCarthy’s death reshapes party dynamics. He predicts a 1958 leadership shift to Styles Bridges, tension between Modern and Conservative Republicans, and a possible Democratic revival by 1960. The piece contends McCarthyism’s end dissolves stereotypes aiding cross party cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Senate
Wisconsin
United States
Knowland
Styles Bridges
Bridges
White House
Harry Truman
Harry
Lyndon Johnson
Europe
Stalin
Khrushchev
Robert A. Taft
United States Senate
Red China faces crisis as famine and unrest rise
Paul Harvey analyzes Red China's growing distress as famine, floods, and uprisings strain Peiping. He notes food shortages, rising prices, and mass executions to quell riots, with external aid and embargos shaping Moscow's leverage. The piece questions Western willingness to ease trade bans amid China’s need for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Peiping
Eisenhower Declares Himself the Strong Man of His Administration
The piece argues President Eisenhower is his own strong man, dismissing rival claims from Humphrey Adams and Wilson. It notes Ike approved Humphrey’s warned budget stance and teased analysts about who writes what, portraying the president as in control of fiscal policy and narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Humphrey
Tere
Magoffin
Sherman Adams
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Ike
Milton
White House
Samsor
Treasury
Weather warning wisdom for Middletown tornado risk
Dave Regan advises calm preparation for possible tornadoes this month. He notes enhanced reporting makes threats feel familiar though not common to Middletown, urges family safety planning, basement shelter, and avoiding panic to improve survival chances.
Gossip and showbiz notes from Gotham and beyond
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Sophie Tucker in London facing travel hurdles to Israel, Inger Stevens divorce talks in New York, and Tony Soglio challenging terms. Frank Costello case chatter, upsurge in Western TV pilots, Molly-Eddie Bragno divorce, and My Fair Lady road company profits in Kansas City. Ali Khan art sale in Paris. Sparkling diamonds on Perry Como. Carolyn Leigh sues Sunbeam. Atom bomb scoop nearly aired, canceled by Defense. Johnny Desmond fights for Russ Colombia rights. Cuban gambling tables see big spenders. Stan Kenton contemplates psychiatry, Ann Sothern voice noted, Sammy Kaye rocks, Charlie’s Tavern moves to W 52nd Street, Juliette Greco ex-husband wedding in Paris with Jeanne Moreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Tucker
London
Israel
England
United States
Inger Stevens
New York
Tony Soglio
Tony
Inger
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Frank Costello
Chicago
Molly-Eddie Bragno
Kansas City
Broadway
Ali Khan
Paris
Riviera Chateau
Rita Hayworth
Joan Fontaine
Gene Tierney
Ali
Perry Como
Mrs. America
Transvaal
Carolyn Leigh
Tommy Valando
Sunbeam
Wide Wide World
Johnny Desmond
Russ Colombya
Cuba
U. S
Stan Kenton
Chums
Ann Sothern
Sammy Kaye
Roosevelt Grill
Guy Lombardo
Charlie's Tavern
Juliette Greco
Actor Phillippe LeMaire
Jeanne Moreau
Beautiful Jeanne
Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow And Five Month Outlook
Tomorrow’s vibrations suggest unusual trends that may aid your business or profession. In the afternoon romance and domestic affairs shine, with outdoor activities noted. If today is your birthday, optimism grows in personal relationships, while five months ahead emphasize domestic and property matters and social life. A child born today shows keen perception and a strong desire for material success.
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Ralph Gingerich
A. M. Bowers
Warren Dowell
Springfield
Hal Boyle
Huckleberry Finn
George E. Sokolsky
Republican Party
Foreign Relations Committee
John Kenedy
Scott McLeod
Ireland
Fulbright
Sen. Knowland
Paul Harvey
China
Britain
Russia
Moscow
George Dixon
Gen. Wedemeyer
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Gotham Lanes
Tion
Defense Department
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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