Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
Rates for Middletown Journal subscriptions list per copy and weekly carrier prices for city area 30 cents, with Sunday edition 40 cents, outside city area 25 cents, and with Sunday edition 30 cents. Mail options show 5 days or 6 days with prices yearly and international rates 85 dollars. Published daily except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio with a Bible verse quoted.
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Military absentee voting history and federal acts outlined
The piece surveys how service members abroad vote in elections, noting lack of a federal ballot in 1940s legislation, state by state absentee rules, and the impact of Roosevelt and Eisenhower on soldier ballots. It traces the 1942 1944 1946 1955 acts and current Pentagon views on state conformity.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New Mexico
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gov
Dewey
New Jersey
Defense Department
American Political Science Association
Congress
Pentagon
Nixon and Marcantonio Voting Alignments in 1940s Congress
Analysis notes that Helen Gahagan Douglas aligned with Vito Marcantonio on 68 of 76 key votes from 1945 to 1950, Javits aligned with Marcantonio on 33 of 53 votes, and Nixon aligned with Marcantonio on 12 of 51 votes. Critics allege Nixon used this to attack Douglas in 1950.
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Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
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Douglas
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Vito Marcantonio
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Javits
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Sungt Gatak Signets Ality’ Shinn
Cnitine
Hal Boyle Wine Cellars Suffer But Survive Cold
Paris notes last winter's severe cold hit European wine cellars. French exporters and officials are not alarmed as Bordeaux quality may dip and production drop 6 to 7 million hectolitres. The harvest delay and rising prices concern vintners, with U.S. imports remaining strong in 1935.
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Paris
Europe
France
U. S
Burgundy
Champagne
Alsace
Bordeaux
United States
Middletown Leaders Attend National Ice Industry Convention
Li Glass of Middletown Ice & Coal Co and Mrs Glass plan to attend the National Association of Ice Industries convention at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. YMCA welcomes new member Leslie G Canody to the health department. Canody to lead professional massage services. C J Hughes piano pupils give recital at Central Ave home featuring Jean Sheets Eugene Jones and Mary Katherine.
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Li Glass
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
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YMCA
Mall
Leslie G. Canody
Canody
C. J. Hughes
Central Ave
Jean Sheets
Eugene Jones
Mary Katherine
Louisville Education Sparks Debate On Negro Teachers
The piece examines how Louisville's voluntary school integration and segregated transfers affect teaching quality for Negro and white teachers. It cites Dr. Carmichael on cultural and environmental factors and questions whether mixed classrooms improve or hinder outcomes.
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Washington
Louisville
Kentucky
Supreme Court
World Report
Carmichael
Iceland and United States trade and prison reform debate
A satirical dialogue imagines Iceland seeking goods and political favors in exchange for holding American prisoners, while critics warn of prison shortages and shifting alliances. The piece riffs on Iceland, Adlai Stevenson, Kefauver, and a quip about shingles from Dr Yen and Gen Romulo.
Paul Harvey Ike Distributes The Load
The passage laments escalating business burdens and red tape under Eisenhower era leadership. It notes fewer than a dozen firm principles and the shift of policy decisions to the president as assistants shoulder increasing responsibilities.
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Eisenhower
Danish Scientist Claims Live Sea Serpents at Depth
A Danish scientist asserts evidence of living sea serpents at deep waters near Contrel Amserian. The claim faces skepticism from colleagues while public interest grows and Adlai seeks broader appeal among voters.
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Contrel Amserian
Gobel
Middletown Music Club brings famed artists to town
Middleton residents will hear Mimi Benzell at Roosevelt Junior High on Thursday night at 8 15 pm with membership tickets required. The program offers six concerts ending with the Vienna Choir Boys and Hugh Thompson on tour. Proceeds support future talent for Middletown.
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William Havemann
Hugh ‘Thompson
Metropolitan Opera
Thompson
Ocal
Collins Twins
Editor recalls Mary Hale and travels of a lifetime
The reminiscence describes Sarah Josepha Hale creator of See America First and editor of Godeys Lady's Book along with memories of early 20th century American cities. It covers trolley trips to Philadelphia and Hartford and Boston travels, prep school days, French heritage in Holyoke, and a betting system critique with a nod to Euripides on marriage.
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Sarah Josepha Hale
America
Godey
New York City
Adelphia
Trenton
N. J
Boston
Steanket
New England
Dorchester
Brookline
Mass
Holyoke
la France
Birthday Forecast Notes Career Outlook for 1957
Forecast discusses how foresight planning between now and year end could affect occupational progress in 1957. It mentions emphasis on vision and planning, with caution about current offerings and personal initiative shaping outcomes tomorrow and beyond.
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