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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1956
Page
6
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Yugoslavia's future U S aid hinges on Tito's independence from the Soviet bloc. President Eisenhower must decide by Oct 16 whether to continue aid amid congressional pressure and the Yugoslav Soviet talks in Crimea.
The mid season end of the last traditional circus tour shocks many as rising costs halt operations. The parade finale meets modern traffic while Americans fear loss of color and wonder on Main Streets. The New York Herald Tribune notes the potential tragedy of vanishing tented spectacle.
Joan Grove, 28, a Detroit native and MSU alumna, rises from a sociology program to become a vice president in a 12 million dollar annual firm. She earns about 50000 yearly, owns 125 hats, and lives in a Fifth Avenue apartment with neighbor Jackie Gleason. Grove dismisses cooking and gas stove fears, embraces responsibility, and seeks to support a potential artist or writer husband in similar style.
The piece argues that Democratic hostility to large firms could curb hiring and innovation, with warnings that excessive regulation might push toward government ownership. It notes unions rights, a Justice Department stance, and Democratic lawyers tied to big business while stressing the President’s tough response to campaign tactics.
The guidance advises counteracting obstacles with a mild manner and a smile to ease opposition. Travel interests and cooperation of others aid the Birthday initiative to reach goals within the next 13 months. Some business activity and favorable aspects are noted for late 1956 and 1957.
The piece discusses the rarity of a president winning re election while the opposing party gains both chambers of Congress. It cites historical precedents from 1946 1934 1888 1884 and 1876 to illustrate situations where voters diverged across branches. It notes no instance in a century where voters support a candidate but dislike his party enough to deny it all houses.
A collection of quips on common colds and illnesses, old-fashioned remedies, and curious anecdotes. Notable mentions include a nightshirt and sleeping cap myth, Belmont Park horse notes for Big Ed Walsh, Bryan Foy and Lights of New York, and reflections on motherhood ages and wealth.
The Beaumont Enterprise analyzes the 1988 race noting Democrats aim to regain White House power while Republicans expect Eisenhower’s reelection but fear a reduced margin. It discusses Stevenson’s rising appeal, party shifts, and the role of local candidates and fundraising in campaigns.
Francis Carmody chair declares Oct 1 to Oct 8 as National Newspaper Week in Middletown. Resolution praises Gutenberg’s printing breakthrough and newspapers for spreading knowledge, urging support for local press and its role in progress.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Ava Gardner Frankie Boy rumors Frank through show Fuende Cubella tale event and Anthony Perkins rising buzz. Philadelphia boxing Glen Turner reconciliation and Nita Naidi’s table-waiting outburst at Julius Monk's. Gloria Swann romance, Neal Hefti's wind over wheat field album, Jeri Southern and Charles Joffee split. London Timon hit, June Allyson Judy Garland comparisons, Miles Davis notes, Queen Elizabeth meet tale. Michel Ray’s World Series link and Holden as husband noted.
Twenty years ago on Thursday October 19 Mrs Mary Harlan led the Ades Chapter American War Mothers assisted by officers Mrs Mary Freeman president Mrs Mollie Richards second vice president Mrs Nellis Bloomfield treasurer and Mrs Addie Marts recording secretary. Jerome C Schulz Bible teacher at Middletown High School was chosen as dean of a leadership training school to be held in Md.
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