Middletown Journal Subscription Rates 1907
Public notice lists per copy and mail subscription prices for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates include in city and outside city areas, trading area, and abroad with advance payment required. Publication details state evenings except Sundays and address in Middletown Ohio.
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News Journal
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Sunday News Journal
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evaporating Democratic Split Faces Texas Convention
Texas Democrats incline toward moderation as Gov. Allen Shivers refrains from challenging May 5 balloting. Delegation to Chicago will align with Johnson and Rayburn on party platform, signaling a decline of deep southern split similar to 1948 and 1952 patterns. Eisenhower still welcomed in Waco May 25, but Texas eyes no 24 electoral votes for November.
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Texas
Allen Shivers
Lone Star State
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Rayburn
Eisenhower
South Carolina
Chicago
George Bell Timmerman
South
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
G.O.P
Democratic Party
Waco
Baylor University
Allan Shivers
Lyndon Johnson
Dewey
New York
Averell Harriman
Tom Dewey
New York State
Nixon
Senate Hearings Focus on Premerger Notice Bills
Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearings Wednesday examine several merger control bills led by HR 424 now in the House. The measure would require 90 days advance notice to the Attorney General for mergers above 10 million dollars, enabling DOJ advisory opinions and potential court action to block monopolies. President Eisenhower urged the change in his Economic Report. Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, a former House antitrust chief, drives discussion, linking past Kefauver Celler efforts and criticism of the 1955 Attorney General antitrust study for not proposing tighter merger curbs.
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Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
House
Department of Justice
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Attorney General's National Committee
Bearish Khrushchev trip exposes Western fears and resolve
The article argues the Soviet peace tour, led by Khrushchev and Bulganin, aimed to undermine Western unity while boosting trade. It notes Britain's economic fragility and the Middle East risks, yet concludes the Bulganin Khrushchev visit ultimately strengthens the free world and underscores the need for unity and strength.
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Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Middle East
England
Malenkov
NATO
America
Barnet
Eisenhower
Mountain Man and His Loyal Dog Tale in the Mountains
Hal Boyle recalls a mountain man who valued his coon dog Trixie above his son. The elderly hunter, near 80, sells his dogs to stay faithful to hunting. After a son betrays him by selling Trixie, family rifts widen, a funeral occurs, and the old man dies without reconciliation. The story ends with uncertainty about the remaining son.
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N. C.P
Woodlands
Trixie
Egypt Recognizes Red China Defying United Nations
David Lawrence Kgypt argues Egypts move to recognize Red China violates the principle that aggressors must atone. He cites UN resolutions, the Korean War, and Western criticism, asserting Cairo's action undermines collective security and moral law. He condemns Nasser and Asian leaders for appeasement and warns of renewed world war risk.
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Washington
Egypt
United Nations
China
Red China
Indonesia
Korea
Great Britain
Israel
Netherlands
Switzerland
Free Nations
United States
Nasser
Nehru
India
Sukarno
Oldest alumna crowned at South High reunion
Mrs Marie Corson of the class of 1877 was declared South High School's oldest alumna at the first reunion on Friday May 22 1936. Charles E Miller from 1878 followed as next oldest. E L Frisch won top honors in the costume parade with "Mary and Her Little Ram." Sixty five guests attended the Guild of Women Workers Silver Tea at Mrs D C Driscoll's home where Miss Lois Rathman performed piano. An officer at a local church attempting to enforce order ended up embarrassed after a staged drunk person was escorted out during a play, halting the performance.
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Marie Corson
South High School
Corson
Charles E. Miller
E. L. Frisch
Mary
Guild of Women Workers of the Church of the Ascension
D. C. Driscoll
Lois Rathman
Give Yourself Away A Political Racket Flashback
Congress and staff unearthed a high pressure lobbying giveaway as postcards meant for Potter and McNamara reveal the same campaign text. The item exposes misaligned goals since dozens of social security bills exist alongside Potter's own liberal plan. The exchange on the Passamaquoddy Project shows miscoordination between Evins Fleming and Itschner over budget placement and study status.
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Washington
Congress
Michigan
Charles E. Potter
Patrick V. McNamara
Potter
McNamara
Corps of Engineers
Gen Fleming
Mr. Evins
Gen. Fleming
State Department
Itschner
Fleming
Joint Commission
Dewey as a factor in New York politics and patronage
George Sokolsky argues that politics centers on patronage and organization more than philosophy. He notes Dewey's enduring grip on federal patronage, the friction with Eisenhower operatives, and the unlikely path for Dewey to Senate or VP roles amid New York Republican divisions and Democratic strength.
Japanese Interpreter Born in Seattle Surprises Visitor
A Midlown group studying steel mill work includes a fluent English speaker born in Seattle. He reveals he learned Japanese at an American school in Harvard. A Home Spring cleaning note highlights a church auction by Grand Avenue Church of God to raise funds for a new church. The auction is set for June 2 at the CG&E auditorium with item pickups and a bake sale, lunch at noon.
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Middletown
Harvard
Seattle
Japan
Grand Avenue Church of God
Cg&e
Mary Etta Street
Franklin
Pentagon taps down Army Navy Air clash amid war forecast
Washington news conference by Secretary of Defense Wilson and service chiefs sought to quiet reports of interservice discord. He said staff papers below the table reflected individuals views, not policy, while noting future wars hinge on air power, nuclear weapons, and missiles.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Wilson
Chiefs of Staff
United States
Russia
Korea
Horoscope for Tomorrow Forethought and Self-Reliance
Estrellita describes a productive year for those born tomorrow with energetic disciplined work. Avoid extravagance in finances while pursuing long range plans and careful businesslike action. Families note a loving child born today.
Factographs on world, tech, and art history notes
Seventy percent of the Earth is ocean with about two mile depths. Cars average six years old on today’s roads. Locomotives are generally overhauled at about 60,000 miles. The stomach’s empty size is near the index finger. The Chicago Legal News began in 1868 by Myra Bardwell. Birds hear well and have highly perfected ear apparatus. Renoir hired servants who could also model for him.
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U.S. News & World Report
Red China
Lucian Taire
China
Soviet Union
Russia
Geneva
Asia
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