Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for per copy and carrier delivery in city and outside areas, with Sunday News Journal add-ons. Subscription options include mail plans within and outside the trading area, and international rates, all payable in advance, at 1007 First Ave, Middletown, Ohio.
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Middletown Journal
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Sunday News Journal
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Middletown
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Economics Of Medical Care A Quarter Century Review
The AMA study shows medical care share of personal spending rose from about 4 percent in 1930 to 4.35 percent postwar due to higher birth rates. Price indices for medical care and fees remained below general inflation, while physician and dentist fees rose with overall wages. The AMA praises the medical industry for advances and stable relative position, calling it possibly the most efficient industry.
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American Medical Association
U.S. Bureau of Labor
Bureau
AMA
College stock fund teaches practical finance at Gannon
In 1950 the Erie Dispatch funded a 2500 dollar student investment fund at Gannon College later growing to 10000 dollars. Business students with faculty advisers vote on trades research reports and profits benefit the college. The program aims to teach analysis and real market operations.
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Gannon College
Erie
Pennsylvania
Erie Dispatch
Jan 20 Dilemma Faces Eisenhower With Nomination
Washington columnist David Lawrence surveys the Jan 20 1956 dilemma for President Eisenhower whether to resign or seek renomination. He weighs constitutional duty political risks party unity and the need for public support in a possible fourth term and argues joint executive legislative responsibility offers the clearest path.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Eiisenhower
White House
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Aides Recall Italian Trip Amid Embassy Whirl
George Dixon and Mrs Reinhold share comic observations on Rome while Paul Reinhold notes Arab travelers at a hotel desk. Nixon and Ike are teased about Pennsylvania Dutch roots as Mrs Luce in Rome discusses art and dinners for Army Navy and Air Force officers.
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Rome
Paul B. Reinhold
American Road Builders Assn
Claire Dewey Reinhold
Pittsburgh
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Reinhold
Transportation Desk
Mr. Reinhold
East
Monongahela
Mrs. Luce
Borghese Zoo
Italy
Letitia ‘‘Tish
Baldridge
Elaine Snowden
Frank Snowden
Eisenhower Faces Risk If Silence Persists
The text argues that Mr Eisenhower remaining silent would be politically hazardous and invite suspicion of White House staff maneuvers, fueling factionalism within the party and casting doubt on presidential councils. It frames silence as a potential trigger for internal strife.
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Secon
Eisenhower
Mr. Eisenhower
White House
Scientists chase normal thinking through serotonin hints
A column muses about serotonin as a potential normal thinking hormone and how scientists at the National Heart Institute might adjust brain chemistry. It questions what counts as normal thinking, suggests statistical standards, and hopes for insights rather than a chemical fix to boost intellectual norms.
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National Heart Institute
Rocky Marciano
Vannevar Bush
Marciano
Heart Institute
Institute
New Naval Aide Introduced Amid Prompt Shock
In a startling moment Mrs Luce is told by a new naval aide that he has joined as her assistant. The exchange signals a fresh staffing move and potential shifts in the administration.
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Mrs. Luce
Eisenhower Decision Poised Ends GOP Suspense
James Marlow notes the 1956 race hangs in suspense as Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, may defer a run until January or February. Republicans worry over candidacy timing, convention planning, and potential fractures if the president does not run.
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Washington
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White House
Republican National Committee
Goodwin Knight
California
Meet
Ress
Who Blame for Reuben Flop Sparks Broadway Feud
Dorothy Kilgallen reports sharp Broadway split over the Boston folding of Reuben Reuben. Critics blame producer Cheryl Crawford while supporters say Marc Blitzstein refused essential changes. Meanwhile Tidbits note Bing Crosby set for High Tor on Ford Star Jubilee and other showbiz curiosities including Jessica James’ LaVie setback and Grace Kelly party intrigue.
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Reuben
Boston
Marc Blitzstein
Cheryl Crawford
Miss Crawford
Blitzstein
Bing Crosby
Eisenhower
George ‘Shearing
Feds
LaVie
al Seigel
Jessica James
Jessica
New York
Play doctors add George Abbott to Vamp list
In a current ladies magazine Marlon Brando discusses life goals to become a parent husband and human being. Ben Hornright, ex Dave's Blue Room manager, now greets at Old Homestead Restaurant. Rocky Graziano and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. forge a warm friendship in an odd parlay.
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George Abbott
Marlon Brando
Ben Hornright
Dave's Blue Room
Old Homestead
Rocky Graziano
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1956 Prospects
The Stars advise patience and planning for job matters tomorrow. Evening brings creative ideas and civic involvement. If birthday, expect a banner year with gains in career and personal life. From now to mid November, friends aid plans. December windfall possible. 1956 expansion opportunities arise early. Domestic harmony and romance predicted. a child born生日 on this day will be sociable and optimistic.
Butler County Christmas Seal director named
Mrs. R. L. Shoemaker was chosen to direct the Butler County Christmas Seal sale. Fifty public health officials from nine Ohio counties gathered to discuss their activities, invited by Dr. G. D. Lum. The City Commission accepted a federal grant of 57032 dollars for a four million gallon water reservoir.
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R. 8. Shoemaker
Butler County
Ohio Counties
G. D. Lummis
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