Middletown Journal Ad Rates And Publication Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription pricing for weekdays Sundays and mail options with rates for city area outside city area trading area and outside U S A. It notes publication by News Journal Inc founded in 1857 and includes a biblical motto from Isaiah.
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Abel On Trial Faces Death Penalty for Peacetime Spying
The case of Col. Rudolf Abel, identified by the FBI as a top Soviet spy, highlights the 1954 Espionage Act death penalty. References to Gubitchev, Coplon, and the Rosenbergs frame the era’s crackdown, with Hoover warning of a hidden Red conspiracy and ongoing subversion.
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Red Cross Urges Readiness for Asian Flu Outbreak
The Red Cross outlines preparation steps as Asian flu looms, urging increased Care of the Sick and Injured classes, home care guidance, and household training. Volunteers will transport patients, assist in meals, and support hospitals. onset is rapid but panic is unnecessary.
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Sir Cedric Hardwicke Reflects On Acting And Persona
The veteran actor discusses his Hollywood and stage career, his view of modern actors as puppets, and his belief that true satisfaction comes from making people laugh. He recounts family influences, his philosophy on living, and his readiness to perform across cultures in a long, varied career.
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Don't Let Red Moon Hysteria Swamp U S Resolve
David Lawrence argues President Eisenhower keeps calm amid space race hysteria. He contends Soviet space advances do not shift global power or justify vast spending. Lawerence urges safeguarding American secrecy and relying on scientists for informed budgets.
Night Train to Toulon Aboard Blue Train
Jim Bishop travels the Blue Train from Gare de Lyon toward Toulon across the Rhone Valley. He notes the opulent but noisy cars, full dining service, and a wary Dutch passenger scarred by war who seems wary of the American.
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Balance and risk in a new space and nuclear era
Paul Harvey argues the Sputnik era should shock America awake not panic us. He warns against reckless spending and insists economic balance and moral strength decide which nation endures amid rivalry with the Soviet Union. He urges renewed effort to lead the world, not be driven by fear.
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Most Needed Invention Auto Heater For Warm Air On Startup
Dave Regan muses on a key started auto heater that pre warms the engine and cabin. He notes a green coolant light signals cold motor and hopes future cars pre heat before driving. He recalls hot bricks in bed and mentions plans to visit Cowan Lake this Fall and the Cowan Lake Sailing Assn. season's final race.
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Paris Fashion and Social Scene Dominates Fall Season
Maggie Nolan reports from Paris where Maxim's and the Ritz bustle with chic Parisians escaping crowds. The Duchess of Windsor shops at Balenciaga Dior and Chanel, while Philippe Heim courts Balmain wears as grape harvests lure visitors to Rheims.
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Estrellita Horoscope Tomorrow for Your Birthday
The 14 1957 edition predicts emotional sensitivity and advises tact to avoid conflicts. Those with tomorrow’s birthday may see six months of job gain with extra effort, plus 1958 improves personal relations and a chance to try something new. Travel May to September under favorable influence, and single readers may find new romance. A child born today will be tolerant and impressionable.
Belgian diamond workers strike spurs talks and trade tensions
About 1,500 Belgian diamond cutters and polishers walk out over higher pay and better conditions. Observers note a heated dispute amid a glittering trade while broader industry demand remains strong across markets. A unrelated quip about architecture and rain underscores the day’s mood.
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