Middletown Journal notices and subscription details
Middletown Journal typography shows mailing address at S Broad and First Ave in Middletown Ohio. Subscription rates listed include per copy and weekly carrier rates with city area and outside area pricing and annual mail rates for U S A. The paper is published daily by News Journal Inc dating back to 1857 with a biblical quote.
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Middletown
Ohio
First Ave
Postoffice
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Housing For The Elderly Shifts To Modern Retirement Living
The article surveys growing elderly housing options nationwide including retirement villages, renovated retirement hotels, and purpose built communities. It notes rising numbers of 65 plus residents, policy support via the National Housing Act, and private developers pursuing elder care markets with varied rates and facilities. Presbyterian Village near Detroit is highlighted as a model with cottages, hotel style rooms, and a nursing home, with public assistance helping cover costs.
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Congress
Presbyterian Village
Detroit
The Power of Thought and Gem Gilbert's Tragic Lesson
A story about Gem Gilbert who died under unusual circumstances in England and the lasting impact of fear and negative thinking. The piece argues that thoughts can create or destroy, urging a daily practice of healthy, constructive thinking and mental discipline.
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England
Gem Gilbert
Job
God
Middletown Seniors Win Awards at Recognition Chapel
Sixty eight Middletown High School seniors received awards during a recognition chapel led by Class President Harold Anness. Over 5,000 attended the Barnitz Field exposition by 76 exhibitors. Richard Frances elected Middletown Lions Club president with a full slate of officers. The 1939 Middletown Hospital School of Nursing graduated eight seniors in a H H Jung address. Ohio marked a holiday traffic record with two auto fatalities reported and the city logging six days without a traffic injury.
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Middletown High School
Harold Anness
Barnitz Field
Richard Frances
Middletown Lions Club
Joseph Riley
Tom Cahill
O. Harkrader
A. C. Kiester
Charles Stuart
George Turner
Perle James
H. H. Jung
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Ohio
Jake Rukavina and Meadows mark 25th year at Yankee Rd restaurant
Meatland owner Mike Mandzak recalls Jake Rukavina’s 25 years with the Meadows at 2102 Yankee Rd. The story traces Jake’s rise from dishwasher to front‑of‑house manager, his WWII service, and long marriage to Elizabeth Wagner while noting staff milestones. Nearby, Broad Street sidewalk debris and summer mosquitoes prompt city improvements.
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Mike Mandzak
the Meadows
Jake Rukavina
the Restauran
Yankee Rd
Mike
Jake
John Siamka
John
U. S Army
Philippines
Saipan
Okinawa
Channel One gone to the moon at Morton reception
Reporter notes a Washington reception for Senator Thruston Morton with GOP leaders and staffers lining a long queue. Robert E. Lee explains channel one has disappeared since 1946 and moved to space exploration while Attorney General Rogers discusses a whistleblower student and a draft dodger teacher. A free gin rickey is enjoyed as officials mingle.
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Washington
Thruston B Morton
Kentucky
William P. Rogers
Robert E. Lee
Channel One
Te Gop Federal Communications Commissioner
Commissioner Lee
Mr. Lee
Moon
Republican State Committee For
District of Columbia
Hich
Morton
Eisenhower
National Press Club
Harry S. Truman
Lauren Bacall
D. of C
Carl L. Shipley
Stoolie
A. G
Robert A. Taft
Dulles Seen as Top US Secretary Amid Global Recognition
Fulton Lewis Jr. portrays John Foster Dulles as an illustrious statesman whose worldwide funeral honours reflected his pivotal role. Eisenhower foresees him as the greatest secretary of state, while Dulles’s six years shaped policies on Suez, Hungary, Berlin, Germany’s unification, and Asia, with the May 27 Berlin deadline standing as a historic monument.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
National Cathedral
Duiles
Mr. Dulles
America
Eisenhower
Suez
Hungary
Russia
China
Guatemala
Indonesia
India
Nehru
West Berlin
Germany
France
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Broadway Bulletin Board Notes from Dorothy Kilgallen
Fidel Castro ally suffers heart attack after visit to Manhattan area. Singer Dick Roman, winner of the Arthur Godfrey contest, heads to California to test for a Nelson Eddy type role. American League team members switch to a Midtown hotel amid fan attention. Patti Page and Charles O Curran may adopt two Irish children abroad. Joan Caulfield’s husband Frank Ross dates Jeannie Martin. Alan Ladd’s legal trouble grows. Zinnemann uses Rome ballet dancers for nun scenes in The Nun's Story. Major label dumps catalog, hurting smaller firms. Cindy Robbins is a devout Presbyter ian. Somerset Maugham notes rock n roll dancing at granddaughter's party. Princess Laudomia Herculani linked to Maurizio Arena. courtship in Rome society. Anne Wheaton seeks a sober judge. Joey Faye’s Broadway image blurs with real bookmaking charge. LES BROWN to lead Steve Allen show's West Coast debut. Naval personnel changes loom. Kenneth Patchen to enter throat surgery. Maurice Chevalier honored with Tokyo street name. Yul Brynner protege Corinne Cazelle eyed. Steve Allen may add Frank Gorshin to West Coast lineup. Elvis Presley publicity push expected before Army release.
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Fidel Castro
New York
Fidel
Dick Roman
Arthur Godfrey
California
Nelson Eddy
Manhattan
Patti Page
Charles O’curran
Ireland
Joan Caulfield
Frank Ross
Jeannie Martin
Fred Zinneman
Royal Opera of Rome
Cnapel
Cindy Robbins
Rock Hudson
Jean Simmons
YWCA
London
Somerset Maugham
Rome
Laudomia Herculani
Italy
Maurizio Arena
Les Brown
Band
Steve Allen
West Coast
Naval Operations
Personnl Department
Kenneth Patchen
Maurice Chevalier
J'okyo
Yul Brynner
Corinne Cazelle
Frank Gorshin
Tom Poston
Allen
Tom
Hollywood
Elvis Presley Ballyhoo
New Books at Library Non Fiction and Fiction
Library adds fiction and non fiction titles across categories. Notable nonfiction works include Robersons The chafing dish cookbook and Stevesons Friends and enemies. Fiction offerings include Longstreet The politician and Morgan One star general.
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Longstreet
Sandborn
Malcolm Smith
Mather
Achilles
Morrow
Ogilvie
Morgan
General Sandburg
Whittington
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