Middletown Journal Rates and Bible Verse Section
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription prices for city and trading area delivery, with mail options and rates. It includes a biblical quotation from Joshua 2:10 about the Red Sea and the Amorites, framing the page with a religious citation.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
City Area
Journal
Utside City Area
News Journal
Sunday News Journal
U.S A
Red Sea
Egypt
Jordan
Sihor
Republicans face up to divided results after New Jersey upset
Democrats scored notable wins in New Jersey boosting Harrison Williams in the 6th district and reclaiming the governorship. The outcomes suggest voter dissatisfaction with Congress or the Eisenhower administration, though national meaning remains uncertain. Other local races in Wisconsin and New York also influenced mood ahead of 1956 presidential plans.
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New Jersey
Harrison Williams
Wisconsin
Baliwick
la Follette
Clifford Case
Eisenhower
Congress
Paul Troast
New York
Dewey
Joseph Fay
Troast
Robert Meyner
Buffalo
Akron
Davenport
Iowa
New York State
Virginia
Theodore Dalton
California
Bretton Woods Era IMF Formed After 1944 Talks
The IMF and the International Bank emerged from the 1944 Bretton Woods conferences in New Hampshire. Harry Dexter White, chief U.S. expert, later faced accusations of espionage. Camille Gott led the Fund as managing director while the U.S. held an executive director on the 12-member board. The Fund aimed to stabilize currencies, curb devaluations, and foster international trade, with member quotas limiting loan advances. Fifty-five states joined. the Soviet Union initially participated but did not join.
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International Monetary Fund
International Bank
Bretton Woods
N.H
U.S
Harry Dexter White
Secretary of the Treasury
Brownell
White
Treasury
Fund
Camille Gott
House
Senate
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Verbal blunders and Washington talk in the 1950s
A trimmed summary notes the era's habit of lampooning President Truman and Ike speech gaffes. It mentions a White House corrections unit, Republican worries over agencies, frequent Pentagon statements met with State Department rebuttals, and Eisenhower clarifications on the 1954 elections. The piece lampoons overtalk by capital leaders.
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Truman
White House
Pentagon
State Department
Eisenhower
Washington
Back Yards of Happiness in a Child's Life
New York columnist argues for old-fashioned back yards over supervised playgrounds. He praises grass, trees, gardens, pets, and a woodshed as places where children learn responsibility, patriotism, and imagination, while avoiding overbearing discipline and urban crowding. He cites personal memories of childhood freedom and notes fewer reform school outcomes among peers.
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New York
Santa Claus
America
Marco Polo
Questions Truman dodged before Congress
Former President Truman did not provide all facts to the House Un-American Activities Committee. The piece cites precedents showing ex presidents answering inquiries, and lists questions Congress might have asked about the Truman White case, espionage, and file access, arguing dismissal for loyalty or security faults remains the remedy.
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Washington
Truman
House UN - American Activities Committee
Congress
John Tyler
White House
House
Daniel Webster
FBI
Webster
House Committee
Tyler
United States
Mr. Truman
White
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom Clark
Treasury Department
Treasury Department, Where the Then Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Monetary Fund
Grand Jury
Byrnes
Senate
Nevada
Minority report notes disagreement on money use findings
The minority report challenges the main findings regarding how funds were utilized, signaling continued concern over financial handling and urging further scrutiny or justification of expenditure.
Wright on progress and learning from mistakes
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright argued that each achievement should be surpassed by the next, warning that past laurels become thorns. He said many know everything yet understand little, and that mistakes teach more than successes, like Columbus discovering America by mistake.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
America
Wright
Columbus
Barbara Stanwyck battles injury while filming
Twenty years ago on Friday November 17 1933 Barbara Stanwyck faced a serious back and hip injury from two film accidents. Doctors warned that without careful treatment the condition could cause permanent lameness or even loss of a leg. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs C L Kingsbury traveled to Hammond Indiana to visit Mr and Mrs J Hunter Nead for the weekend and Mrs C H Murray hosted the Friday Evening Bridge Club at Alameda Circle with prize winners named.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Stanwyck
Boston
C. L. Kingsbury
Hammond, Ind
J. Hunter
C. H. Murray
Alameda Circle
R. E. Sebald
Harry K. Moore
Vincent Bramlage
Ghost writers haunt White House correspondence
Washington column reveals ghostwriting at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with Gen. Harry Vaughan admitting a female ghost wrote his letters and Sherman Adams employing a dedicated ghostwriter. The piece notes Republican ghostwriters also exist, differing in dramatics, and mocks the overdone ten best lists as it ends mid-sentence with a page transition.
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Washington
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
Harry Hawkins Vaughan
Vaughan
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
FBI
Truman
Harry Dexter White
Ruth Alderson
Gen. Vaughan
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
King
Thanx morale campaign aids armed forces abroad
A Texas housewife organized Thanx a nonprofit group to boost mail call morale for American servicemen overseas. The national Christmas drive urges gifts or donations to reach Far East troops, extending the mailing deadline to ensure delivery before Christmas. THANX Inc. in San Diego will provide mailing labels upon request.
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Texas
Thanx
Korea
San Diego
California
Marine Division
Far East
Dec
Thanx Inc
C Street
Calif
Carleton W. Shaw
Kilgallen Targets Esperanza in defamation suit suit filing planned
Dorothy Kilgallen intends to sue Esperanza for defamation over character in the John Wayne divorce case, seeking about 130000 dollars in damages. The entertainment world reports on record sales, marriages, and Oscar-like intrigues across Hollywood reflecting a busy gossip week.
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Gail Russell
John Wayne
Esperanza
Julius LaRosa
Godfrey
Errol Flynn
Marlene Dietrich
Paris
Pietro Meles
Brenda Frazier Kelly
Brenda
Estrellita Stars See Tomorrow For Travel And Finance
The reading urges clear thinking and steady effort to shape future plans especially for travel and finances. It notes favorable periods for creativity, romance, and culture, mentions possible domestic changes and environmental shifts, and advises embracing new responsibilities with equanimity. A child born today is said to have strong willpower and tenacity.
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Erich Brandeis
George Dixon
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Spencer Tracy
Laurence Olivier
Alfred Nobel
Stan Kenton
Carlyle
June Tolley
Ores Compton
Armando
Bob Evans
Billy Vine
Gene Fowler
Jackie Gleason
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Harlem
Sonja Henie
Sweden
Prince Bertil
Hollywood
India
Rosalind Courtright
Zinaida Vishinsky
Don Thompson
Brandon de Wildes
Baldwin
L. I
Jamie
Mary Martin
Queen Elizabeth
Betty Grable
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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