Middletown Journal Publication Details and Subscription Rules
The Middletown Journal lists address at Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio and notes postal designation Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as Second Class Mail Matter. Subscription rates are six cents per weekday and fifteen cents on Sundays, with delivery in-city at 50 cents per week and outside areas at 45 cents weekly. By mail in the trading area six days costs ten dollars yearly, outside trading area seven days twenty dollars yearly, U S A thirty five dollars yearly. subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857. Let the one of you who has hot sinned throw the first stone John 8 7 Phillips.
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Water Desalting Aims To Ease Nation's Growing Need
A Senate inquiry reviews the nation’s accelerating water demand driven by population growth and industry. Desalination research seeks affordable ways to convert sea and brackish water, with Freeport Texas chosen for the first large demonstration plant and other sites planned nationwide.
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Two Rings Uniting a Long Married Life and Loss
A man recalls buying a extravagant platinum wedding ring for his wife Elinor, their 27 years together, and the disappearance and eventual return of the ring. After Elinor’s death, his daughter Ginny and he search for the vanished bands and reflect on memory, loss, and a plain gold ring found years later.
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Mommy
Noted Shifts in Agriculture and Time Service Beliefs
The article contrasts 50 year old Factorio rats? and present farmers, showing output at one fourth per hour. It cites over a million dollars spent yearly by New Yorkers to call the telephone company for the correct time. It notes Korea's long discrediting of Buddhism for over 300 years and identifies Confucianism as official cult with universal ancestor worship.
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Korea
The Price Is The Thing Of Importance As A Practical Proposition
George E. Sokolsky argues currency value depends on purchasing power and cites how prices have halved over twenty years. He notes GM Opel ads, export of capital, and labor limits, warning that war readiness vs peace production shapes prosperity and competition with Soviet and other state-controlled markets.
Cooking Grease Linked to Cancer Says ACS Expert
Dr E Cuyler Hammond of the American Cancer Society says repeated use of the same cooking grease could cause stomach cancer. Early fat-free diets appeared to slow cancer in a single case, then reintroduction of meat fat rapidly worsened it. He notes laboratory evidence of cancer producing agents from reheated grease, urging restraint despite inconclusive proof.
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American Cancer Society
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Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow And Beyond
Tomorrow brings a focus on originality and skill use in mechanical and scientific fields with potential career gains if opportunities since January are seized. Financial outlook is strong through year's end with a lively social period from December to January and travel and romance between May and August.
Opening of Mayfield School Delayed as Board Visits Site
Dr M A Boyd of Lemon Township Board of Education says a final decision on opening the new Mayfield School will come after a site visit with construction officials. About 300 students missed six weeks of schooling due to the delay. The Cincinnati Reds were blanked 4 0 in the World Series second game as manager Bill McKechie vowed the team could not be that bad.
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M. A. Boyd
Lemon Township
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Cincinnati
Early Morning Struggle Wins as Alarm Wins the Day
A humorous diary piece recalls resisting rising at 6:30 am amid hospital memories and a factory whistle at 7. The narrator fights sleep yet finally turns on the coffee and accepts the dawn, declaring a love for the pre-dawn hours despite the effort.
Gossip and glamour swirl around Kilgallen era
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Barbara Hutson's son Lance Reventlow and Jill St. John amid rumors the engagement will end soon. Joe DiMaggio stuns in Bermuda shorts at Atlantic City party while Sammy Davis Jr. debuts a moustache and Simone Signoret enters talks for Broadway debut. Industry chatter covers Cary Grant profiles, Nixon Rockefeller faces, and Tony Curtis at a Young Frontrunner in musical theater.
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Barbara Hutton
Lance Reventlow
Jill St. John
Joe DiMaggio
Chelsea
Atlantic City
Incan Russian Echoes in a World Stage
A garbled mix of headlines notes Soviet propaganda abroad, a first European pigeon race from Czvechoslovakia to Hungary, and astronomers reporting a Sun explosion. It references an honorary British royal title, Iceland’s deforestation, Viking influence, U S fire losses, and free Shakespeare in Central Park.
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Iron Curtain
Stalin
Khrushchev
Ukraine
Moscow
South America
Europe
Czvechoslovakia
Hungary
Betha Dolar Dennis
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