Middletown Journal notices and subscription rates
The Middletown Journal notes subscription rates for different delivery options and areas in Middletown Ohio. It lists per copy costs for weekday and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and annual rates for trading and outside areas. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc founded in 1857, and includes a biblical reference.
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Hells Canyon Dam Tax Fight Draws Senate Debate
The Senate debates a new Hells Canyon Dam bill as Sen. Wayne Morse allies 25 Democrats and two Republicans to challenge tax write offs for Idaho Power Co. ODM certificates grant 60 to 65 percent of project costs, sparking attacks on rapid amortization amid broader clashes over subsidies and federal power policy.
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Department of the Interior
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Supreme Court
Harry F. Byrd
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Senate Finance Committee
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Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
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Humphrey
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Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Salvation Army Week Tribute to Quiet City Soldiers
The Salvation Army is saluted during Salvation Army Week for seventy years of service. Its volunteers are described as soldiers without swords who aid the hungry and distressed, bringing food faith and friendship to all in need. Their presence brings a better healthier happier city.
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Salvation Army
Knowland’s opposition marks a Senate leader’s sharp dissent
Senator James Marlow Knowland of California stands as a principal liberal critic within the Republican ranks and a key pressure point for President Eisenhower. The record shows repeated clashes over foreign policy and budget priorities, including limits on treaty powers, Red China policy, Yalta revelations, and federal education aid despite White House requests.
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Ohio
Red China
Nixon argues budget cuts risk national defense in cold war
Vice President Nixon warns Congress that cutting defense below 38 billion dollars would be reckless. He cites defense needs plus four billion for mutual security as essential, and claims 75 percent of the federal budget funds defense related items. He says uncommitted nations could fall to Communism unless the US acts first, with foreign aid and security programs vital to national defense.
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Free World
The Lynch Mob And Giants
Paul Harvey argues that jealous critics target prominent figures across fields. He cites Eddie Arcaro at Jamaica races as an example of unfair booing and explains how public vitriol meets true giants who deserve honor.
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Joe Louis
Homer McKee
Eddie Arcaro
New York
Railbirds
Boo Arcaro
Jamaica
Eddie
Arcaro
Britain’s miniature poodle tops bulldog in popularity
Dispatch notes a shift in British pet trends with the poodle surpassing the bulldog. A light, humorous tone weighs in on politics and foreign aid mentions. A Cleveland headline jokes about police humor and a 104 year old French woman shares longevity advice.
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Britain
Horoscope and Oddities Highlighted by The Stars and News
Tomorrow’s planetary vibrations favor social life and travel with caution in financial dealings especially with friends. Early 1958 looks hopeful for bank matters, job advancement, and home affairs. late year hints at a lively romance and a strong social life amid fatigue and emotional tension. A stray news snippet notes a Philadelphian’s toothache call, a library book return, a lightning incident involving a politician, and a 23 foot Oklahoma circus python’s feast. outlook for 1958 stresses capitalizing on opportunities for long range security and promotions.
Fact Legends From A Curious World
A compilation of remarkable claims including bees in a hive counting up to seventy thousand, Paul Revere’s father born in Perigueux, France, and the Galapagos hair seal described as fearless. Other notes mention safari cuisine, river drop, and large Swiss alphorns.
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Paul Revere
Perigueux, France
Librarian laughs at odd queries from State Library notes
A lighthearted column recalls quirky questions the State Library at Columbus received. It covers a debate about Oikology the science of household economics, Harold Macmillans Indiana born wife, a 1870 Summit County marriage record, and a joke on canning corn versus peas at banquets.
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State Library
England
Harold Macmillan
Indiana
Summit County
William Nelson
E. Josephine Whitworth
Notable Hollywood Scandals and Social Whirl Across 1950s Circles
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Mickey Cohen’s companion Miss Stevens and Rubirosa’s sorrow over Portago’s death. Belafonte tops Sinatra in Down Beat poll. Brando visits San Francisco largely unseen. Other items include Cy Coleman’s Playroom closing, Rhonda Fleming’s Las Vegas fame, and Johnnie Ray’s German radio debut.
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Mickey Cohen
Miss Stevens
Porfirio Rubirosa
Marquis Alfonso de Portago
Rubi
Harry Belafonte
Frank Sinatra
Jimmy Dorsey
Ruthrauff
Ryan
Fritz Loewe
Monte Carlo
Hamilton Catholics rout Middie golfers in 11 to 1 match
In Hamilton at Potter's course the Hamilton Catholic High School linksmen defeated Middletown Middies 11 to 1. Steve Sabo led Middies with a 77 while the Dionne quintuplets near their third birthday drew attention to the nursery fence project inviting 750,000 visitors. Police sergeant Harvey Kurth escaped injury when a motorist struck his motorcycle at Malvern Street and Tytug Avenue. Miss Helen McElwain of Troy was named new Middletown High School physical education instructor.
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Hamilton Catholc High School
Middie
Potter's Course
Hamilton
Steve Sabo
Middies
Harvey Kurth
Malvern Street
Tytug Avenue
Kurth
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Troy
Middletown High School
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