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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1956

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice

The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates by delivery method and area. In city 30 cents weekly, 40 cents with Sundays. outside city 25 cents weekly, 35 cents with Sundays. mail in trading area 9 dollars yearly, outside trading area 15 dollars yearly, outside USA 35 dollars yearly. Subscriptions payable in advance. Published every evening except Sunday.

Sunday News Journal City USA First Ave Middletown Ohio

Fragment from Middletown Post Office notice

The text notes second class matter status at Middletown Ohio post office under the act of 1879 and includes a biblical quotation about flesh and celestial bodies from Corinthians. The readable portion provides no event or person names beyond locations and postal classification.

Middletown Ohio

Tight money policy spreads pain from Fed to households

A feature in U S News and World Report explains the Federal Reserve Board's tight money policy and its broad effects. Higher down payments, shorter amortization, and higher interest rates hit buyers, homeowners, counties, and businesses, raising costs and delaying projects while the Treasury faces higher bill yields. The policy aims to curb inflation by limiting money supply, impacting loans, debt service, and economic activity nationwide.

Federal Reserve Board U. S. News and World Report U.S. News U. S. News U. S. Treasury

Inflation Also Feeds On The Elderly

The piece argues inflation erodes elderly Americans' financial security more than charity can heal. It contrasts old adages of retirement income with today’s costs for medical care housing and food, noting politicians push inflationary giveaways that hollow out dignity and independence. It cites Adlai Stevenson’s talks in Denver and Newton, Iowa, condemning policies that worsen poverty among seniors.

Adlai Stevenson Denver Newton Iowa

We Tie Our Shoelaces to Self Reliance in Public Affairs

Senator Henry F Byrd warns against paternalism as he argues states and counties can support their own school systems without endless federal aid. He likens dependence to a child who never learns to tie shoelaces and warns of a dark future for those who rely on unlimited government power.

Henry F. Byrd

A Message To Readers About Safe Living

Hal Boyle urges readers to take seven days to reduce accidental deaths. He cites 1 788 predicted deaths and 173 071 injuries in the coming week, outlining causes from gun accidents to falls and fires. Safety tips include securing poisons, clearing hazards, and locking firearms. October is best enjoyed free from hospital or morgue.

New York United States Kenneth Hawthorne Hawthorne

Divided Parties Weigh in Bid to Oust Ike in 1960

Washington dispatch notes deep disunity in both parties ahead of a pivotal 1960 election. Republicans face strains between regulars and liberals, while Democrats in the South fear civil rights issues could trigger an independent bolt, linking labor support to Stevenson and eroding Eisenhower appeal.

South Stevenson Congress Republican Party Ike

Leading With Your Chin in Daily Shaving Divorces

A humorous column riffs on shaving daily and divorce, noting wives using lack of shaving as grounds. It cites Scipio Africanus and Marc Antony, then wanders through quips about second marriages, etiquette quizzes, actors, and a deputy sheriff’s home linked to Jesse James. It mentions Kokichi Mikimoto still working at 95 and a jaunt through celebrity trivia.

Scipio Africanus Marc Antony Cleopatra Graham McNamee Happiness Boys Joe Penner Russ Columbo Major Bowes Johnstown N. Y Jesse James Ava Gardner Marlene Dietrich Kokichi Mikimoto

Estreilita Stars Foretell Exciting Tomorrow For You

Tomorrow brings excellent business, domestic, and romantic prospects. An inviting social event appears likely with good evening for group activities and cultural pursuits. Travel plans favored. birthday readers could see strong six week gains in occupational matters before year end 1956 with prudent financial changes.

105 Year Old Belleville Man Dies After Accident

John Dixie of Belleville Ontario drank and smoked most of his life and died in an accident at age 105. He was not a vegetarian. The piece weighs on pearls and longevity but centers on his passing at a century and five.

John Dixie Belleville

Local notices from 1926 include resignations and new offices

Fred W. Gorman resigns as sales promoter and advertising manager for the Olds Division after eight Savirrel seasons. Earl Beaver, county game protector, warns hunters to follow set rules. Jack A. Caspers opens law offices in the First American Bank and Trust Building, survivor of Middletown High School class of 1990.

Fred W. Gorman Olds Divison Earl Beaver Butler County Jack A. Caspers Alex Casper Central Ave First American Bank and Trust Middletown High School

Dear Mr Harvey on Bribery in Politics and Society

Paul Harvey condemns widespread bribery in politics and everyday commerce. Letters complain of kickbacks from highway workers and government staff, bankers, and unions, noting graft from governor to cop. He argues the system poisons public life and calls for accountability beyond token prosecutions.

Politicos Apt To Be Inept Says Washington Column

A Washington columnist laments ineptitude among Eisenhower Stevenson Nixon and Kefauver, noting truth squads and foot in the mouth incidents. The piece cites GOP hopeful George Spence in Tennessee who criticized farmers and drew a rebuke from the White House press office.

Washington Eisenhower Stevenson Nixon Kefauver Hazoo Colorado Springs White House George Spence Congress Percy Priest Tennessee Hagerty Spence Ragu Anchaval

Birthday Milestone Sparks GOP Woman Club Attention

Political analysts note the 18th birthday observance of the National Federation of Republican Women at GOP headquarters drawn amid a press clash with the Democratic Women’s clubs. The New America刊 fundraising appeal features movie stars and Democratic figures.

GOP Ghq National Federation of Republican Women Peruvan National Democratic Club the New America Can Sensettine Ives Mra Kefauver Harri

Sun storm may disrupt radio signals per prediction

The looming sun storm threatens radio interference and could affect broadcasts. The era marks early English dictionary history with John Hokar’s work reported as polished by 1616.

John Hokar

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