Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and details
The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates including Per Copy 5 cents in city area and 40 cents with the Sunday edition per week. Mail rates vary by region from 89 dollars yearly in the trading area to 35 dollars outside the USA. Published every evening except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Includes a Christmas era biblical verse attribution.
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Sunday News Journal
City
USA
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Optimists Promote Hopeful Creed and Youth Aid
Optimist Week celebrates the Optimist Creed urging peace and good will. Noisy rise in juvenile delinquency prompts clubs everywhere to aid boys and girls through homes, clubs, and international outreach, with 1200 member groups aiding youth through November 17.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Alaska
Cuba
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Lanner
Australia
England
Optimists
Yul Brynner Says Hair Loss Is a Comforting Prop
Hal Boyle profiles Yul Brynner the bald actor who treats his shaved pate as a study in restraint and a source of confidence. Brynner recalls directing over 1,000 TV programs and notes his rare drive to earn a living doing work he loves, not mere fame.
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Brynner
Paris
Iwo Pictures
Rameses the Great
Yul
Jean Cocteau
Congress
Eisenhower
Fallacies About 1960 Presidential Prospects Analyzed
Washington argues that claims of a stronger Democratic Party are unfounded and that Republican strength varied by region. It notes Eisenhower’s shrinking margin, Senate and House dynamics, and the uncertain 1960 field including Kefauver Nixon Kennedy and Knowland. Four years can shift national mood.
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Washington
Nixon
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Clark
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Minnesota
Deweynor
New York
Harriman
William Knowland
California
Senate
Congress
Ee Scetes
Katyn Forest Massacre Era Reopens as Poland Promises Trials
Poland's partially-Titoist government pledges trials of important persons involved in Stalin era purges. The Katyn Massacre, first disclosed by Germany in 1943, involved mass killings of Polish officers. A 1952 U S House report held the Soviet NKVD responsible, urging UN General Assembly action.
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Poland
Katyn Forest
Smolensk
U.S
House of Representatives
People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Russia
International Court of Justice
Farmers at the Crossroads: a shift to mechanized farming
Secretary Benson in his new book argues farming has shifted from self sufficient households to larger outputs for many, driven by capital, science and modernization. He contrasts Biblical era tools with today’s tractors milking machines and combines, saying technology has reshaped farming more in a lifetime than in prior centuries.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Farmers At the
Devin-Adair Company
New York
Washington horse sense from Arcaro at Laurel club
In Washington a Laural club event featured jockey Eddie Arcaro sharing horse sense. He warned gamblers to bet only what they can lose and noted racing carries uncertainty. The talk drew outbursts about ethics and a mix of stiff club members and media figures.
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Washington
National Press Club
U.S.A
Land
Eisenhower
Truman
Britain
Eden
Churchill
Attlee
Australia
Menzies
West Germany
Adenauer
Turfidom
Senor Don Dr
Eduardo Arcaro
J. G
Dar
Jockey’s Guild
Laurel
Dr. Arcado
Florida
Mae 1
Milton Eisenhower
Arcaro
Gabriel Hauge
John D. Schapiro
Frank Holeman
Eddie Arcaro
Paris Tales On Forks Liquor And Wagers In 1920s France
The piece recalls that Italians taught the French to use forks and cites Tour d Argent as the old Paris restaurant famed for pressed duck. It notes duck numbers, moonshine in France, women’s mirrors at the George V, and pari mutuel betting being the sole legal wagering in tracks with 15 cent bets.
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Paris
Tour D Argent
Pierpont Morgan
Hotel
George V
George Fifth
France
20 Years Ago FRIDAY NOV 13 1936 Armee reps tour Hamilton Coke plant
One hundred employees from the operator division of Armee toured the Hamilton Coke and Iron Co plant in New Miami led by Schenck Simpson Leo F Reinartz and J S Ferguson general superintendent J F Winkleman spoke at Middletown High School addressing the Phalanx Fraternity A short meeting was led by Max Bursk in Primus Leslie Peck's absence The Progressive Stitchers Sewing Club was organized at Irene Stewarts home on Garfield Street with Rene Stewart Esther Reese Audrey Hatfield and Nan Nolan elected officers.
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Armee
Hamilton Coke & Iron Co
New Miami
Schenck Simpson
Leo F. Reinartz
J S. Ferguson
J. F. Winkleman
Middletown High School
Phalanx Fraternity
Max Bursk
Primus
Leslie Peck
Progressive Stitchers Sewing Club
Irene Stewart
Garfield Street
Rene Stewart
Esther Reese
Audrey Hatfield
Nan Nolan
Prank For Sale Sign Highlights Local Light News
A Middletown couple found a hidden For Sale sign in their yard and quickly alerted the realty firm. Friends in Florida learned of the prank via a letter from the Whitlocks on McGee. The item also notes Fantasia’s adult appeal and Auntie Mame on Broadway amid strong book sales and upcoming releases.
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Florida
John Whitlocks
McGee
Broadway Buzz and Show Biz Snippets of 1950s
A collage of entertainment notes covers Dorothy Kilgallen’s Broadway grapevine, Tommy Steele as a British Elvis parallel, Brenda Frazier at Pygmalion with Ed Sheedy, Greta Garbo book buzz, Patti Page show guest Richman, Neal Hefti jazz backgrounds for $10,000, Broadway producers chasing Grant Gaither rights, an FBI-stalled car thief, and other theatre and celebrity minutiae including Mickey Rooney, Joe DiMaggio, Eileen Plunkett romance, Ed Wynn’s 70th birthday, and Ethel Merman scene prep plus holiday Santa job ads and Tommy Lyman’s nostalgic crooning venue.
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Brenda Frazier
Ave
Boite
Ed Sheedy
Greta
Garbo
Alex Austin
Patti Page
Gweee
Ee Richman
Ice
Eckstine
Neal Hefti
Grant Gaither
47Th St
FBI
Rosemary Een
Ed Wynn
Myron McCormick
Santa Claus
Dick Avedon
Don Walker
Ethel Merman
Tommy Lyman
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow A Good Day
Forecast notes a favorable tomorrow with opportunity to use talents and unusual chances in forenoon. In the afternoon romance and social pleasures rise but budgets should be watched and entertainment kept moderate.
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