Middletown Journal notices and subscription pricing
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including in city area 30 cents weekly with Sunday News Journal 40 cents, outside city 25 cents weekly with Sunday edition 35 cents, mail options 9 dollars yearly within trading area and 15 dollars outside, plus 35 dollars outside U S A. The page also contains a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 4 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Carrie
City
News- Journal
City Area
News-Journal
Mailin
News Journal
Sunday News Journal
U S. A
Almai
Horeb
Britain and United States China policy and postwar tensions
The piece traces long standing Anglo American tensions from World War I to postwar days, noting Britain's 1950 recognition of Communist China and U.S. support for Nationalist China on Formosa. It recounts historic rifts over naval, trade, and alliance issues, and cites Churchill’s 1946 call for a fraternal U.S. alliance, with current coolness blamed on Russia policy and leadership dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Congress
John Bull
Uncle Sam
China
Britain
United States
Formosa
U.N
Great Britain
U.S
Italy
Fulton
Churchill
British Empire and Commonwealth
Russia
Truman
Eisenhower
France’s Holdout Hinders European Defense Pact Approval
France faces Saar negotiations and demands constraints to curb German power. Germany’s court ruling could seal a pact ratification, making Adenauer’s win likely. France risks delaying European unity or allowing the Soviet threat to grow if its fears derail EDC ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
Saar
Paris
EDC
Free World
Europe
Germany
Soviet Union
Independence and Impellitteri’s NYC Mayoral Era
Americans favor underdogs and in New York Vincent Impellitteri’s 4 year term as an independent mayor drew praise from some supporters while others claim he distanced himself from work. The piece notes mixed assessments of independence and leadership effects in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Impellitteri
New York City
New York
Impellitteri
Big City
London Letter From a GIs Eye on Coronation Changes
An open letter from an ex GI in London reflects on wartime memories and present-day coronation preparations. The writer notes cleaner streets, new coronation stands, and British calm, contrasting quiet pride with American bravado while recounting past Eisenhower Plaza scenes and a sense of peaceful transition. He jokes about Brussels sprouts, strawberries, and the absence of U.S. officers, ending with the notion that peace has arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joe
Eisenhower Plaza
Gen. Ike
Russians Close Contest As Austria Talks Drift
Eisenhower and Dulles take the Kremlin’s peace talk with skepticism while Churchill pushes for a new Big Four Austrian conference. Moscow rejects another meeting, leaving Western hopes cautious and the risk of widening East‑West rifts. The paper notes troop deployments in Austria, Romania, and Hungary, and warns of Kremlin tactics to sway Western unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Kremlin
Winston Churchill
Russia
Malenkov
Churchill
Austria
United States
Britain
France
Romania
Hungary
U. S
London
Jacob Malik
Snob Appeal Of Advertising And Consumer Debt
Erich Brandies argues advertising fuels social climbing through brand prestige and testimonials. He cites Mrs Gottrox Featherington and Countess Hammerschlag- Donnerwetter to show how people chase status, not value, and notes the personal debt burden from excess spending. He references an $81 billion carry‑over from the old administration and likens it to family debt from luxury purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Eisehnower
Middletonians Visit Toronto Before Returning Home
Twenty years ago on May 26 1933 Mr and Mrs Ivan Crawford and son along with Mr and Mrs James McKinney plus Mrs C W Van Nuys headed to Toronto where the Middletonians planned a brief visit before returning. A A Burkhardt and Walter Johnsons party drove to Oxford for the Oxford High School Alumni banquet at Memorial Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Crawford
James McKinney
C. W. van Nuys
Toronto
Can
Middletonians
A. A. Burkhardt
Walter Johnson
Oxford
Oxford High School
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Seattle Man Seeks Doctor Repairs After Head Joke
Henry Harterich of Seattle, 46, laughed when his girl sat to play a musical instrument and said he sought a doctor’s help for repairs to his head. The girl’s name escaped him as he described the incident in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harterich
Seattle
Wash
Harterich
George Dixon How Newsmen Advance In Life
Washington editor Bill Strand climbs from city editor of the Washington Times Herald to director of the Interior Department Office of Territories by allying with critics of the New Deal. His Alaska reporting aroused Gov. Gruening, audits revealed embezzlement, and Strand’s rise mirrored intra party tensions over territorial governance and a proposed vast state enterprise. The tale blends Alaska politics, media clashes, and federal power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal
Bill Strand
Washington Times Herald
Interior Department
Office of Territories
Mr. Stand
Eee
Alasa
Mr. Strand
Gov. Gruening
Alaska
Harry Bridge
Gov. Greuning
Strand
Variety
Greening
United States
Greuning
Stars Promise Focused Effort With Rewarding Relationships
Astrological reading notes that desire to escape continues but urges steady work on current projects. It predicts strong relations with friends and business associates aiding goals, a promising year for birthday individuals, and mid-summer financial worries eased by fall with unnecessary expenditures avoided. A child born today is imaginative and ambitious yet prone to worry.
Refusal, Ukulele Striking Incident Reported
The man refused to give, began strumming a ukulele as he spoke to police. When he laughed, G stated she broke the instrument over his head.
Vacation Pac lets readers catch up while away
The Journal introduces Vacation Pac. Notify the circulations department how many days you will be gone and when you leave. On return, pay the regular price and receive all editions in a bundled package. Stop the paper during your absence if not interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
The
Coburn eyeing Las Vegas night club act says Kilgallen
Hollywood character actor Charles Coburn considers a Las Vegas night club act after visiting Riviera. Dorothy Kilgallen notes Coburn’s spark and agents gauge interest. 60 cents for 3-D Walcott Marciano reel plus extras. various showbiz items follow. Rosemary Williamson, also known as Marie Newell, rises as a model while Sid Levy’s past swindle reappears in memory. Hotel Shelton manager Oscar Wintrab named managing director. Elizabeth Bentley ties to Southern doctor. Les Conklin’s Payday at the Races hits books globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coburn
George Washington Bridge
Riviera
Ken
Coburn
Las Vegas
Miltie
Val
Bob Fletcher
Texas Zillionaire
Pen & Pencil
Rosemary Williamson
Sid
Sylvia Sidney
Oscar Wintrab
Impellitteri
Shelton
Elizabeth Bentley
Alger Hiss
William Remington
Political shifts crown Strand as regional power broker
The text recounts Mr. Strand publishing a Socialist pilot plant bill and letters from Gruening urging votes, followed by a Republican victory. It notes Strand’s rise in GOP favor, aided by Senator Hugh Butler, who became Interior Committee chair and made Strand boss of the territory and other territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Butler
Mr. Strand
Celebrity Water Cooler Glances Spark Hollywood Rumors
The Maharahah of Cooch Behar separates from Nancy Valentine and dates Leslie Lee while Mezz Mezzrow discusses it in a Paris divorce court. A New York syndicate moves to buy Studs Lonigan screen rights with Marlon Brando as Stud. Madman Muntz plans hip and thigh surgery after a 1952 ski crash. Sammy Kaye settles $400000 CBS suit. Wally Cox resembles William Oatis in photos. Phyllis Kirk preps a Gotham exit to California. Matty Fox is the lucky movie executive. Look features Dorian Leigh provoke models to read Look aloud. Eisenhower plans biweekly nationwide TV briefings starting September. Horrible Records readied for a Masterworks series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maharahah
Cooch- Behar
Nancy Valentine
Leslie Lee
Mezz Mezzrow
Tooter
Paris
New York
Studs Lonigan
Triolgy
Marlon Brando
Stud
Madman Muntz
Sammy Kaye
CBS
William Oatis
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Prettypuss Phyllig Kirk
Gotham
Monte’s
Sea Food House
California
Matty Fox
Dorian Leigh
Eisenhower
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ha! Boyle
America
Nealands Veungey
James Marlow
Erich Brandies
Presi
George Dixon
Ernest Gruening
Gruening
Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
Society Department
Dorothy Kilgallen
Sarah Vaughan
Edith Adams
Eileen
Nanette Fabray
Jean Pierre Aumont
White House
Mamie
Jennifer Jones
Gina Lollobrigida
Jennifer
Magda
Les Conklin
Fifth Ave
Mexico
Canada
Philippines
Australia
Dennis the Menace
Moma
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!