Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Info
Middletown Journal details subscription rates for different regions including in city area 45 cents per week and outside 40 cents, six day mail at ten dollars yearly, seven days outside trading area seventeen fifty yearly, and thirty five dollars yearly outside the US. Publication is daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857 with mailing classifications noted.
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NATO Defence Shifts Toward Air and Nuclear Power
The Free World leans on nuclear arms to deter aggression as Britain cuts Army and Navy, boosts air power, and pursues missiles. U S policy preserves Germany forces while debates risks of limited war and nuclear escalation amid modernization across Army Navy and Air Force.
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Free World
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
NATO
Bonn
Dulles
North Atlantic Council
United States
Great Britain
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eisenhower
Britain
Korea
Indochina
Middle East
How's The Housepower
The piece explains that many Americans lack sufficient house power referring to home electrical wiring outlets and switches. It lists signs of insufficient capacity such as frequent fuse blows slow heating of appliances flickering lights and TV picture shrinkage.
Gals Don’t Leave Their Cash To Men Says Hal Boyle
New York daily musings list a string of curious facts about money behavior and life. Women are said to pay most inheritance taxes and prefer leaving money to children and pets, while men are treated more leniently. The column notes quirky items from counterfeit coins to home radios and even tobacco history, ending with a sharp quote from Henry Brooks Adams.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jack Benny
Fisherman Magazine
Edison
Caroline
England
Henry Brooks Adams
Dodgers
Giants
Sophia Loren
Maria
Hollywood
Women’s Recreation League elects officers at annual dinner
Twenty years ago the Women’s Recreation League held its annual dinner meeting with Annabelle Buchanan named president Esther McGraw elected vice president and Ruth Sanders re-elected treasurer. In other notes Charles Lindbergh marked ten years since his New York to Paris flight by gardening at his Long Barn home. Gloria Swanson planned a film comeback after a seven year hiatus. Bert Bailey, 12, won the McKinley Junior High district marble championship, defeating Sonny Gordon 7-6 to become the fifth district champ in the city.
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Women's Recreation League
Annabelle Buchanan
Esther McGraw
Ruth Sanders
New York
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Long Barn
Bert Bailey
McKinley
Journal- Ymca
Bailey
Sonny” Gordon
Winston Church
U. S
England
Walter Winchell
Revion
Tommy Valando
Carol Leigh
Miss Leigh
Tin Pan Alley
Edward Mulhare
Shakespeare
Blossom Dearie
Johnnie Mercer
Why The Press Should Not Go To Red China
The piece argues that press freedom includes responsible limits and that Secretary Dulles cited Supreme Court rulings to support restricting reporters from Red China. It notes passport issues, the use of foreign journalists, and questions whether American media serve as instruments of policy or independent actors in international relations.
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Washington
Department of State
United States
China
Secretary of State
Dulles
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United State
Mao
Chou En-Lai
Asia
Tokyo
United
Walker Stone
Scripps-Howard Papers
Rangoon
U. S
Missouri Journalism School's Global Reach and Influence
Paul Harvey reflects on the University of Missouri School of Journalism founded in 1908, noting its historic status, high regard, and seven thousand graduates. He praises Dean Earl English, the school’s impact on public thinking, and the journalists who shape news from the police beat to the composing room amid concerns about communist infiltration.
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University of Missouri
Earl English
Missouri U
M. U. School of Journalism
West Point
Dean English
High Mightiness as Presidential Title Debated in Early Congress
A veteran reporter recalls a late 18th century debate over whether the U S president should be addressed as High Mightiness and the House of Representatives ultimately settled on The President of the United States. The tale features John Adams Muhlenberg Wynkoop and Washington in a humorous exchange.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Sherm Adams
Adams
Sher
John Adams
House of Representatives
United States
George Washington
George
Frederick A. C. Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Holland
Muhlenberg
Henry Wynkoop
Munienberg
Muhlengerg
Wynkoop
You’re Telling Me Ghana Chooses Kwame Nkrumah Prime Minister
The article notes Ghana naming Kwame Nkrumah as prime minister, described as a statesman with an almost unpronounceable name. It contrasts Korea naming a new information minister who is simply known as OL.
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Ghana
Africa
Kwame Nkrumah
Korea
Oly
When to vacation weather wise a reader opinion
The writer discusses vacation timing based on heat or cold preferences. They suggest a balanced midseason like late spring or early fall offers mild weather and comfort, noting people prefer Florida summers or Canada winters but warn against trusting climate contrasts.
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Canada
Michigan
Florida
Celebrities Circulate Amid Bonded Gossip at Moment
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Dovima weds Al Lan Murray in Chicago while other showbiz notes mention Robert Aida linked to Zsa Zsa Gabor, MGM buying Gant Gaither plays, Portago crash aftermath, and various stars from Kay Thompson to Sophia Loren family news.
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Dovima
Allan Murray
Immigration Department
Chicago
Las Vegas
Robert Aida
Guys and Dolls
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
MGM
Gant Gaither
Gaither
Metro
Grace Kelly
Marquis Alfonso de Portago
New York
Kay Thompson
Mount Sinai
Eloise
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow Stars Predict Sensitivity
Tomorrow's vibes heighten sensitivity and demand tact in dealings. Birthday readers should expect industrious work, careful finances, and rewards from appreciation over the next six months. Domestic life mostly smooth for 1957, with romance looking bright in early 1958.
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