Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Local Verses
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery areas including in city 45 cents per week and outside city 40 cents per week. It notes annual mail rates 10 dollars trading area and 17 50 outside trading area with 35 dollars outside the US. Also cites a biblical verse from Revelation 19 4.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
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News-Journal Inc
Record Favors The Yankees In World Series Hope
The piece argues the Yankees are favored in the 1957 World Series against the Milwaukee Braves, noting New York’s pennant dominance since 1920 and multiple four game sweeps, while acknowledging the Braves’ chance in an opening Oct 2 matchup.
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Virginia
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
New York
Miller Huggins
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Stanley Harris
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Dodger
Braves
Hoffa Face Looming Expulsion Threat From AFL C IO
Hoffa and the Teamsters faced expulsion threats from the AFL CIO as the executive council demanded removal of corrupt officers and set a Oct 24 deadline for compliance. Meany and Reuther opposed Hoffa, warning of possible disaffiliation or a rival union if expelled, with potential losses in dues, membership, and political influence.
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Teamsters
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
International Union
Meany
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Atlantic City
Hoffar
International Longshoremen's Association
Aflcio
Dave Beck
Bernard D. Nossiter
The
Washington Post
Building Trades
AFL
ILA
CIO
Laundry Workers International Union
Stamp collecting as a booming investment business
Hal Boyle notes stamp collecting is a thriving field with global reach and inflation hedging value. Dealers like Jack Taub cite UN stamps as prime investments while warning about selection and supply dynamics that affect value.
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New York
Jack Taub
Lon- Fl
United States
United Nations
Glass House
East River
Taub
U.N
U. N
U.N. Philatelic Information Committee
Civil War centennial plan frames Union as pivotal task
George E. Sokolsky discusses a joint resolution by the 85th Congress creating a commission to mark the Civil War centennial, praising unity and human rights while analyzing secession, slavery, and the evolving status of African Americans. He links 1957 events, including Little Rock, to the broader social change.
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Congress
North
South
England
Abraham Lincoln
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Faubus
Commonwealth College
George Dixon on Writers and Public Relations Agents
The piece recalls a witness in the labor rackets probe who admitted paying a Detroit agent $200 to arrange a columnist visit. Brennan, head of Teamsters Local 33, explains the motive was a columnist likely to write unfavorably. The author mocks PR associates and notes columnists are pressured to attend summonses.
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Washington
Detroit
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Teamsters Union
Owen iBert Brennan
Teamsters Local 33
James R. Hoffa
Brennan
Teamsters
United States
McClellan
William Freeman
One Man's Long Night In Chicago Cab Killing
Paul Harvey laments Chicago crime urging harsher justice after cab driver John Brookhouse was beaten, left comatose for 1,318 days, and died. The piece portrays the dangers cabbies face and honors Brookhouse's family enduring his lengthy vigil.
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John Brookhouse
Chicago
West Side
Jon
John Brooklehouse
John
Anne
Victim in Rt 4 crash identified as local resident Blanche Huston
Blanche Huston, 30, of 1812 Fleming Rd., was killed instantly when struck by a car driven by a Middletown High School student on Rt 4 at LeSourdsville. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Byrd and Mrs. C. A. McCutcheon attended the Ohio State Purdue football game in Columbus. Justice Hugo M. Black denied current Klan membership, noting past joining and later resignation, with debate over his Supreme Court fitness.
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Blanche Huston
Fleming Rd
Middletown
LeSourdsville
Tom Byrd
C. A. McCutcheon
Ohio State
Purdue
Columbus
Hugo M. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Supreme Court
Telephone Etiquette For Better Service And Courtesy
Dave Regan argues phones should be used with civility. Misuse irritates callers and can wake babies. He cites wrong numbers, rude humorists, and pranks as unacceptable and urges polite apologies and direct identification of the Smith residence to save time and dignity.
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Smith
Smith Residence
Revolt of the Young GOP unsettles Washington
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a defection by 3500 Young Republicans from the Sherman Adams era GOP leadership. At a secret executive meeting in Washington they drafted a protest resolution to the President over political appointments, decrying patronage and warning of party disintegration.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Sherman Adams
GOP
Robert McKinney
New Mexico
U. S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Tennessee Valley Authority
Meade Alcorn
Adams
Kentucky
Thruston Morton
John Sherman Cooper
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Arnold Jones
Kansas
Milton Fienhower
Bureau of the
TVA
Adam
Gore
Kefauver
Jones
White House
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Republican Nation Committee
Young Republican Organization
Alcorn
Executive
National
Jerie Kent
Stars Tell Librans Plan Ahead For A Promising Year
Tomorrow favors early start and steady effort with news inspiring action. Changes in affairs after birthdays require adaptation and responsible handling. The next year brings stimuli for science and art with effort to overcome laziness and travel romance between May and August.
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Librans
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