Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Conditions
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices by format and delivery area including 30¢ per copy in city, 40¢ with Sunday edition, outside city 25¢, and 35¢ with Sunday. Mail rates for 5 and 6 days within and outside areas are $9 and $15 yearly. international $35 yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Printed at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Bible verse at bottom.
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Prefabricated Houses Move Toward Mass Production
The mass market in home building shifts to factory made units as walls roofs and complete interiors are assembled off site. Prefabs gain acceptance despite past social doubts and flagging wartime reputation with improved quality and broader design options. Costs total about similar to custom builds. median prefab price in 1955 was 11325, excluding land.
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20 Years Ago Mere Ohio Named National Art Week Chairman
Mere, BR. W. Selemen was selected as Ohio's chairman of National Art Week, reflecting regional leadership in the arts initiative.
Cousteau’s Ocean Quest Shifts From Sport to Science
Hal Boyle profiles Jacques-Yves Cousteau, the co inventor of the aqualung and father of free diving. The piece portrays his shift from sport to a serious career exploring sea secrets and pursuing naval riches while forecasting a future where fishing may vanish and oceans become managed resources.
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Salute to the FDIC for steady, prudent operation
A Washington Daily News column commends the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp for self-sustaining insurance of deposits, noting its growth in deposits to about 116 billion, a large reserve, reduced payroll versus a decade ago, and minimal Treasury reliance. The piece hints at minor proposed legislative tweaks from a Banking Committee inquiry into the Illinois banking scandal.
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George Dixon Sees Food For Thought Amid October Shortages
George Dixon notes feed and dairy shortages affecting retailers and consumers. He mentions cabbage and cauliflower issues, hurricane Flossy impact, and biased political coverage steering public programs like school lunches and the Feed of the Month Club.
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E V Darling Carol Confronts Dietary Debacle And Domestic Notes
A garbled column mixes social satire with stray stats on the U S lunch program funding and birth figures. It mentions Northern Ireland roots, Bronx addresses, and a tongue in cheek warning about controlling spouses while noting 1952 birth statistics. The piece reads as a collage of misread notes and social quips.
Draft Views on US Policy Stir Debate in Campaign
Amid campaign talk, critics accuse Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver of pressuring hard choices on draft and Middle East aid. The piece argues US-Soviet disarmament talks depend on unknown Moscow positions, while campaign debate could jeopardize steady diplomacy and defense posture.
Question for candidates on Americans held in Red China
The Montrose California Ledger reports a La Crescenta mother seeking clarity on her son a US Army member captured in Korea and held as a prisoner by Red China The piece argues candidates should be asked whether such soldiers remain American or become UN personnel and what actions would recover them, highlighting ongoing postwar negotiations.
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Kilgallen Quietly Reports Atom Story Sparks Headlines
Dorothy Kilgallen keeps a secret atom story that could spark global headlines. The piece hints at peace era science, celebrity ties, and entertainment chatter as public interest rises while editors weigh release.
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