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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1956
Page
6
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The first month of the campaign ends with Stevenson and Kefauver pursuing a bread and butter message while targeting pockets harmed by the Eisenhower era. Eisenhower shifts from a sparse schedule to more speeches as Nixon lingers in the background, and both campaigns hint at a tighter race than 1952. James Marlow.
A compact note emphasizes the World Series as a major focus, alongside ongoing political tensions in the Middle East. It contrastly remarks on the importance of fixed or flexible supports and the Dodgers Braves and Redlegs rivalry, underscoring a pause in other campaigns.
Manuel Garze, arrested for drunk driving in Corpus Christi, refused to sign a release after a misused arm led to mistaken consent for amputation. Judges learned the error and Garze was freed. The tale cautions against signing under intoxication.
Hal Boyle outlines Victor Gruen's plan to restore city centers to pedestrians by removing private vehicles from surface streets. He envisions underground delivery traffic, electric shuttles, and garages doubling as heliports, transforming downtowns into walkable business hubs by 2100.
The reading urges inventiveness and originality in creative work and ventures needing skill. Consider others input and weigh business suggestions carefully as they may prove valuable. It forecasts grants, favorable planetary aspects in late 1956 to early 1957, and notes a child born today will be intelligent and trustworthy.
Washington reaction frames William Brennan’s U S Supreme Court seat as part of a long racial and religious pattern. The piece traces past Catholic appointees from White to Murphy and Cardinal politics, and notes Eisenhower’s stance amid criticism and GOP dynamics.
In a pamphlet of handy tips Candy Jones Conover asserts grandmothers and mothers aged 40 to 60 could become model material as matron models. The piece cites this notion alongside era dates, notable births, and a curiosity list of famous names and quotations from various sources.
A dialogue between a husband and wife ponders Daylight Saving time. They discuss whether clocks move forward or backward at end and recall confusion across places and dates. The exchange references sleep, health, and a desire for clarity as they joke about memory and time zones.
Paul Harvey argues that politicians accept low pay to gain patronage and kickbacks across contracts from highways to garbage. He cites prison labor for private profit and a low voter turnout locking in machines. A truck driver letter describes kickbacks and a system that stifles reform, while workers like stevedores complain about union dues and corruption.
Eleanor Holm exudes happiness over a new romance amid midtown New York’s burgeoning scene. Judy Garland shines at the Palace in a record triumph. a Carnegie Hall jazz benefit supports underprivileged children. Walter Winchell teases a Dinah Shore TV gimmick for Oct 5.
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