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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1956

Page

6

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Middletown Journal lists per copy and subscription prices for city and outside area plus mail options. Rates include With Sunday News Journal and mail delivery plans, all payable in advance, with publishing details and a Bible verse.

Sunday News Journal City USA First Ave Middletown Ohio

Beginnings and Money Shape Graduates and Newlyweds’ Futures

This season of beginnings urges June graduates and brides to plan finances carefully. Early budgeting and saving, from payroll salaries to government bonds, can secure future homes, families, and stability. The piece highlights Savings Bonds and payroll plans as keys to a secure life.

U.S

Sioux Were Better Shots Than Whites, Hal Boyle Reports

A Guns magazine piece by Vestal, citing Gen. Crook in 1876, shows Sioux Indians were skilled marksmen on horseback and often outshot white troops. In 12 major engagements totaling 10,356 fighters, Indians had 69 killed and 28 wounded vs whites 383 dead and 102 wounded.

New York U. S Plains Vestal Napoleon Carame Seventh Cavalry Custer U.S

Fallacies and Truths on Government and Wages Exposed

A Reader's Digest article prepared by the American Economic Foundation debunks common economic fallacies. It argues government is not a source of goods and that taxes fund benefits, while wage increases without productivity raise prices. It cites worker share about 90 percent and investor 10 percent, and links rising living standards to science, invention, and capital.

Reader's Digest American Economic Foundation

Is the Democratic Party on the Verge of Breakup?

Analysis argues that the South may redefine or split the Democratic Party as 1956 isolation shows weakened Stevenson support in Southern states. Northern liberals led by Senator Humphrey push for civil rights action, threatening a national party fracture and potential realignment with Republicans in the South.

Washington America Adlai Stevenson South Carolina South Mr.Stevenson Jefferson Congress Stevenson Democratic Party Truman Eisenhower North Mississippi Alabama Georgia Mr. Stevenson Humphrey Minnesota Stevenson-Kefauver

Middle East geography quirks and a White House note

An offbeat column recalls a nuclear explosion claim by the Russians and a cautious AEC response from Lewis Strauss. It then jokes about geography myths, the National Geographic Society, and a humorous airport encounter with Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor. It ends with a quip about Max Rabb and his 13 year old twins campaigning for Ike.

National Geographic Society Egypt Israel Middle East Sopy Ggte Cyprus Syria Lebanon Jordan Iraq Iran Middle’ East India Pakistan Afghanistan Nepal Bhutan Sikkim Ceylon Far East China Korea Japan Philippines Indochina Thailand Burma Malaya Indonesia Walter Haight Washington Post Times Herald National Airport Gilbert Grosvenor Society Haight Grosvenor Mr. Haight Doc Dr. Grosvenor Max Rabb Sheila Emily Ike Robert J. Enders Robin Miss Enders Boston

Four Middletown Hunters Return From Canada Hunt

On Saturday November 28 1936 four Middletown men Frank Koeppel John Lewing Harry Jackson and Conrad Lewing returned from a 10 day hunting trip in Canada Each hunter reportedly added to his bag The Central Store announced a 10 percent wage increase raising the payroll by $5000 led by firm officials Ben Bender and S G Marstein

Middletown Frank Koeppel John Lewing Harry Jackson Conrad Lewing Canada Ben, Bender S. G. Marstein

Panamanian Singer Amru Sani Tops New York Stage

A sultry Panamanian vocalist Amru Sani, known for singing in four languages, headlines the New Faces of 1956 production in New York after hits in Bombay and clubs worldwide. The piece also features chatter about tranquilizing pills, fashion notes, and humorous musings on dancing and marriage.

Amru Sani Panama Libby Holman Bombay India New York Jara

Bardot Answers Why She Separated From Husband

Brigette Bardot explains she separated after falling in love with another man. She says the question is simple and repeats the reason in plain terms.

Brigette Bardot Brigette

Gracious Grandmothers Seek Tax Stamp Help for Cerebral Palsy

In this Christmas appeal, Gracious Grandmothers urge shoppers to drop sales tax stamps in containers for cerebral palsy funds. Two elderly Middles town women need funds, and a Loyal Friends group plans to buy a TV for them. Send stamps or call GA 2 4486 to arrange pickup.

J. L. Livzey Poei Friends of the First Christian Church

That Problem In Hawaii by George E. Sokolsky

The piece argues Hawaii statehood could polarize party lines and empower Communists via the ILWU and UPW led by figures like Jack Hall. It warns Senate Subcommittee hearings and Navy awareness show growing security risks if Hawaii joins the Union, suggesting Kremlin influence could place senators sympathetic to Moscow or Beijing.

Hawaii Alaska Harry Bridges Senate Internal Security Hawaiian Islands International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union United Public Workers ILWU Jack Hall William B. Stephenson Commission Territory of United States Soviet Union United Pui Workers Communist Party UPW Coma Party Kremlin Red China Hawai

Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1957 Outlook

A horoscope advises cautious changes and thorough investigation when facing potential difficulties. It urges harmony in group leisure, warns against petty bickering, and notes improvements in monetary matters around mid December. The first half of 1957 brings favorable personal and business ties, aiding contracts and conferences, with romance and travel active from June to September.

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THE Middletown Journal Hal Boyle Ree Manningee Comets Oo McNaught Syndicate Toe David Lawrence National Democratic Party Independent Movement George Dixon AEC Lewis L. Strauss Atomic Energy Commission Strauss V. Darling Inquirer Rue Fauborg St. Honore Paris Fifth Madison Avenues Manhattan Imafastene United States Marines Horses and Women Joe Cawthorn Dave Regan George E. Sokolsky United States Navy Pearl Harbor Navy Yard Estrellita Dennis the Menace
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