Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Card
The notice lists subscription rates for Middletown Journal in Ohio. Prices include per copy 5 cents weekday and 15 cents Sunday, city carrier 45 cents weekly, outside city area 40 cents weekly, mail trading area six days 10 dollars per year, outside trading area seven days 17.50, and outside U S A 35 dollars yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Pslam
Caste War in India and 1929 Stock Market Echoes
The article contrasts a caste conflict in Madras state where 40 kill, 50 villages burned, with commentary on economic disparities and stock-market history. It notes untouchables and Thevars amid political tensions, Gandhi’s stance, and comparisons to U.S. racial history. It also discusses 1929 margin buying, market crashes, and price relations to income.
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Madras
India
Calcutta
United States
Supreme Court
Congress Party
Thevar
A. L. Kroeber
University of California
Kroeber
Vincent Sheean
Sheean
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Inflation Talk From Paul Harvey On Profits And Prices
The essay cites Walter Reuther and John Mara arguing for higher shoe and car prices to sustain profits. It notes wage increases in autos, inflation fears, and Germany’s postwar memory of hyperinflation to warn readers about personal price rises and economic balance.
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Walter Reutver
John Mara
Afl~cio Boot Workers’ Union
Mara
Ike as a Democratic lure and Ike’s true stance in 1948
Washington column recalls a 1948 Philadelphia set piece where George Dixon doubts Democratic leaders could gauge General Eisenhower. It argues Ike’s true views on taxes foreign policy and civil rights remain unknown while predicting the risk of courting a public figure without knowing his positions.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Gen. Eisenhower
Philadelphia Pen & Pencil Club
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gen_ Ike
Ike
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
Sunday Horoscope Promises Pleasant Day If You Tolerant
The Stars Say For To Morrow Sunday forecast urges tolerance and calm social activity. For birthdays, focus on long range finances 1957 ends with small early gains and big 1958 potential. Relationships improve with restraint and planning. travel and romance possible May to September 1958. A child born today is intelligent and intuitive but may be indolent.
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Bernard M. Baruch
N. Y. Times
Mr. Baruch
Auburn Auto
N.Y. Central
Questions rise over Eisenhower and Arkansas troop withdrawal
The piece argues President Eisenhower erred by allowing a Faubus led conflict to stall a clear federal withdrawal from Arkansas. It contends the two added words by Governor Faubus created a misreading of obligations to maintain law and order under federal court orders. It warns against replacing constitutional rights with military force and cites Ex Parte Milligan to condemn the approach.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arkansas
White House
Faubus
Little Rock
Central High School
State of Arkansas
Supreme Court
Ex Parte Milligan
United States
Queen Elizabeth set for New York arrival coverage
Reporters and cameramen totaling over a thousand expected to document the monarch's visit to New York with no incognito plan. A Kursk sun station Stalin statue vanished, possibly underground. In Kenneford England a vet removes stones from a foxhound’s stomach. A Thousand Islands castle built for 3 million in 1894 sells for 14000.
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New York
Queen Elizabeth of England
Thousand Islands
Flies Rampage Through Town In Summer Fright
A writer describes a swarm of aggressive flies invading offices homes stores and restaurants. They bite with teeth like forceful stings and seem intent on consuming human flesh before winter. The piece captures seasonal pest misery and urban annoyance.
Kilgallen Jottings On Broadway Stars and Screen News
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Hollywood and Broadway chatter. Michael Wilding plans Hollywood return from Nude with a Violin. Jackie Gleason’s waistline shrinks, Basie band members receive notices, Onassis son named president, Belafonte to leave hospital, Martha Raye sings with Dizzy Gillespie, and more insider tidbits from New York to Monte Carlo.
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Michael Wilding
London
Hollywood
Jackie Gleason
Count Basie
New York
Marig Lanza
Monte Carlo
Aristotle Onassis
Ari
Harry Belafonte
New York Hospital
Martha Raye
Birdland
Dizzy Gillespie
Broadway
Roseland
Oberlin centennial co education celebration planned
Twenty years ago in 1837 Oberlin College started co education when four women enrolled in male only courses. President Roosevelt urged nations to unite for international peace. Civic Assn elected nine new governors including Harvey Augspurger and Mabel Gardner. Monroe Grange invited to display at State Convention in Cincinnati.
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Oberlin College
Roosevelt
The
Civic Assn
Harvey Augspurger
C. E. Aull
Charles W. Beck
William Ditmyer
L.S. Cohn
Mabel FE. Gardner
E. F. Shively
W. O. Barnitz
A. K. Lewis
Monroe Grange
Cinccinnati
O'Brien Chosen Union Delegate to Springfield Convention
W. J. O'Brien was selected as the Typographical Union delegate from the local union to represent members in Springfield at the annual convention.
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W. J. O’brien
Typographical Union
Springfield
Factoids From the World Atlas and History
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Red Shoes” Ballet Fame
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