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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1959

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription and details

The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery areas in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 6e weekday 15e Sunday, 50c in city, 450 weekly mail in trading area, 10 per year by mail in trading area, 20 per year outside trading area, and 35 per year outside USA, with payments in advance. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. and references Psalm 46:1.

Middletown Ohio S. Broad First Postoffice USA News-Journal Inc

Eleanor Roosevelt at 75 and public life in 1950s

The piece sketches Eleanor Roosevelt’s 75th birthday as a quiet milestone amid a busy career. It traces her early life, marriage, political rise, UN chairmanship, journalism, and writings. It notes a later tax on crime trends, highlighting FBI data and a surge in juvenile offenses.

Eleanor Roosevelt Who's Who In America Franklin D. Roosevelt Oyster Bay Roosevelt New York Franklin Hyde Park Democratic National Committee Democratic Advisory Council Office of Civilian Defense F.D.R Truman U.S United Nations U.N. Commission On Human Rights Eisenhower India Soviet Union American Association For the United Nations Washington Bobby Betty

Menhaden oil eyed as aging remedy in Atlantic fishery tale

A nonfiction feature describes menhaden or mossbunker fishing off the Atlantic coast, the large scale harvest by purse seiners, and a chemist’s early findings that processed oil may help hardening of the arteries and infant formula. It notes the oil’s potential to soften arterial plaques and aid digestion, while detailing the industry’s size and methods.

United States Western Furore John Holston Department of Interior Bureau of Fisheries Holston Menheden Foureau of Fisheries

Historian notes ancient belief in witches dating to 2000 B C

An historian writes that people believed in witches as long ago as 2000 B C. The remark prompts the man at the next desk to wonder what they used before brooms were invented. A news dispatch describes Liu Shao-chi as tall white haired hatchet faced.

Red China Liu Shao-chi

Americans Eat Their Way To Overweight

Hal Boyle surveys light trivia and social notes from reader mail and public curiosities. The column toys with habits and quirks from coffee consumption to divorce trends, urging readers to consider daily choices, energy use, and popular opinions while sprinkling quotes from celebrities and public figures.

Nostalgia for Editors in China and Early Communists

George Sokolsky recalls two editors O M Green and H G Woodhead in London era Shanghai Tientsin and Sun Yat sen era. He describes Green as a cultured loyal Briton and Woodhead as British editor in Tientsin. The piece covers wartime press life and the birth of the Chinese Communist movement linked to Li Lisan and Trotskyist ties.

China London O. M. Green H. G. W. Woodhead Asia North China Daily News Shanghai Buckingham Palace London “Times Rodney Gilbert Peking Tientsin Shanghi Gazette Sun Yat-sen Father of the Republic Dr. Sun Shanghai Students Union Russia Japan Chinese Communist Party Far East Great Britain Observer Woodhead Soviet Li Lih-san Communist Party Communist Youth Irkutsk Moscow Leningrad Third International

A Lesson In Dedication To Churchill And America

Paul Harvey argues Churchill’s steadfast British fidelity contrasts with American appeasement. He warns against Communist zeal and urges Americans to embrace and defend Americanism, urging belief in prosperity and freedom to counter Khrushchev’s claims. The piece calls for a robust, confident patriotism to prevent a Soviet victory.

Churchill Britain United States Europe Korea Khrushchev Budapest Nixon

Oysters Lobster Trigger Severe Hives

Dave Regan reports a weekend of seafood feasts ending in a full blown hive outbreak. They recall prior milder episodes and note hives spread from the waist to the head, causing itchiness despite pills. Doctors suggest Easter oil as a remedy, but social plans and work knock that option out.

Broadway and Hollywood Gossip and Industry Shakeups

Dororthy Kilgallen reports on police probe connections to Allen Drake pattern in bookings and the Drake family double slaying. Perry Como taps Tuesday Weld amid talk of John Ireland romance, while Eisenhower eyed to settle space project leadership rift. Liberace reconciles with George. Yasmin Khan education debate. rock circle buzz on a flamboyant DJ. Morzana King rushed to hospital. Capitol Records changes. Steve Cochran roams venues with Denise Darcel and Eileen Parton. Linda Cristal linked to Buddy Bregman. Leslie Caron and Peter Hall separated. Burt Shevelove hot on TV. Happy Town musical criticizes book. multiple rumors of divorces and romances across Broadway and Hollywood.

Allen Drake Drake Angie” Pisano Tony Martin Hollywood Tuesday Weld Perry Como John Ireland Europe New York Perry Eisenhower Liberace Brother George Rita Hayworth Yasmin Ali Khan Morzana King Roundtable Canitol Records Steve Cochran Denise Darcel Geoffrey Holder Eileen Parton Coldie'’s Onerdore Chadv Peynleirse Tannad Tieg Sapms Cpt Tain Eafas Sion Tewmy Strangek The Bronks Costume Co Harkness Presbyterien Hospital Cary Crant Leslie Caron Peter Hall Burt Shevelove Art Carner Wally Coax Johnny Johnstons Agiran Stork Minhig Sherman Leavelle P'iingelev Univers'ty of Wall

Tomorrow’s Prosperity Hint From Estrellita Stars

Estrellita forecasts propitious planetary alignments for tomorrow affecting family matters, social events, and business. For those with birthdays, the next three months promise pivotal life moments, financial gains, and new contracts, with effort needed to capitalize. A Libra risk of fatigue may affect November through March. a child born then could show musical talent.

Libran

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