Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for different delivery areas including 5 cents per weekday copy and 15 cents for Sundays. It specifies carrier, city area, trading area, and out of area rates with annual mail options and advance payments.
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Middletown Journal S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
U.S.A
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Postwar U S Britain rapprochement hinges on missiles
The easing of U S Britain tensions since the Suez crisis centers on missile policy and NATO readiness. A Bermuda meeting yielded an in principle agreement to provide certain guided missiles to British forces. British specialists toured U S installations and Sandys said Britain can manufacture nuclear warheads for ballistic missiles as well as bombs.
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United States
Great Britain
U.S
China
Korea
Indo-China
Britain
Suez
Duncan Sandys
NATO
Macmillan
Edwin Plowden
Atomic Energy Authority
Richard Powell
Ministry of Defense
Congress
Sandys
House of Commons
Reformers and Republicans Face Jersey Election Clash
Washington reports on Walter Reuther backing Meyner and Malcolm Forbes in New Jersey, with ADA ties shaping the race. Forbes challenges Meyner as a GOP governor candidate, while Reuther’s influence looms over the Democratic nomination prospects and CIO connections.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
New Jersey
Malcolm Forbes
Robert Meyner
Reuther
Forbes
Meyner
CIO
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Harry S. Truman
Philadelphia
Rogers Named as Eisenhower Picks New Attorney General
William P. Rogers, 44, appointed deputy attorney general, selected to succeed Brownell as attorney general. The President aims to elevate younger Republicans to Cabinet posts before 1960, with further changes anticipated. Rogers, a foe of communism and ally of Vice President Nixon, is seen as capable and a boost to promoting the No. 2 official to the top post.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Eisenhower
Brownell
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Dewey
Department of Justice
Arkansas
Warren Olney
Criminal Division
Department
Tle Rock
Littl Rock
Little Rock
U.S
Congress
Eastland
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rogers
Senate
Nixon
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow And The Day After Tomorrow
The text presents horoscope guidance for Sunday and Monday with emphasis on unusual abilities, responsibility, and future gains. It notes planetary help in late 1957 for those with a birthday, potential happiness via social contacts from June to September, and strong will power for children born on the day. It also forecasts periods of stress, travel possibilities, and ongoing prosperity in domestic and romantic matters into 1958.
Syria Remains Independent Despite French Control
The article traces Syria's struggle for independence from France, from the Sykes Picot divisions after World War I through revolts in 1924 and the 1926 bombardment of Damascus. It notes gradually promised independence in 1936, foreign troops leaving by 1946, and a surge in Syrian nationalism following foreign rule.
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Syria
Lebanon
France
Turkey
Palestine
Britain
League of Nations
Syria-Lebanon
Damascus
Burglary Suspect Trapped in Vent Nabbed by Officers
A burglary attempt at a tavern ended when the thief became stuck in a ventilation shaft. Police arrested him after he was freed. The incident underscores ongoing crime concerns in the city.
Reporter’s Riviera Reverie From Cannes to Monte Carlo
Jim Bishop recalls a Riviera sojourn from Cannes to Monaco, noting the Promenade de la Croisette and Promenade des Anglais, Cap d’Antibes and Eden Roc, the St Paul church scene, Cocteau’s chapel, and a glimpse of Grace Kelly and Rainier with the Onassis yacht nearby. He hints at political tensions, Moscow’s praise, and the expensive splendor of travel along the coast.
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Paul
Monte Carlo
Cap D’antibes
Eden Roc
Nice
Promenade Des Anglais
Vence
St. Paul's
Stalingrad
U.S.A. Algerie
France
America
Riviera
Moscow
Washington
Here
Villefrancne
Saint Pierre Des Pencheurs
St. Peter of the Fishermen
Jean Cocteau
Monsieur Cocteau
Galilee
Monaco
Prince Rainer
Princess Grace
Onassis
David Niven
Civic Association selects 13 for Ohio Chamber meet in Dayton
Thirteen delegates were chosen to attend the 49th Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Biltmore Hotel in Dayton. Attendees include A. K. Lewis, A. D. Sherman, C. B. Stiles, E. H. Harpring, C. H. Murray, and others. The item notes the death of 16 year old Jack Shumate from bicycle injuries.
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The
Civic Association
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Biltmore Hotel
Dayton
A. K. Lewis
A. D. Sherman
C. B. Stiles
IE. H. Harpring
C. H. Murray
Vance E. Cribbs
Ralph Wright
W. R. Darragh
H. H. Waller
J. H. Ayres
E. L. Brooks
C. R. Greathouse
Herbert Schaeffer
Jack Shumate
Early alarm mix up sparks newsroom reminiscence
Dave Regan recalls a chaotic morning at the office as a time clock error changed 6:30 a m deadlines to 5:30 a m. A wirephoto machine failed to run and staff memories of college dorm pranks and early hours surface in a humorous, reflective piece.
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Ohio University
Playbill Through Time Shows Changing Theatre Tastes
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls Queen Elizabeth visit and Broadway gossip as David Merrick, the Empire Theatre, and a 1927 Playbill theme sit beside modern shifts. The piece notes Roger L Stevens led a Playbill revival and teases nostalgia for 1924 1918 program highlights with stars like Beatrice Lillie Gertrude Lawrence Fred Astaire.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Elizabeth
United States
David Merrick
Romanoff
Juliet
Jamaica
Empire Theatre
Brodway
40Th Street
Jeanne Engels
Leslie Howard
New York
Ziesfeld
Flo Ziegfeld
Gaiety
Norma Talmadge
Camille
Belasco
Vincent Youmans
Roger L. Stevens
Lever House
Grand Central
Tennessee Williams
Leo Lerman
Andre Charlot
Beatrice Lillie
Gertrude Lawrence
Noel Coward
Bert Lahr
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Texas Guinan
Fred Astaire
Fred
Adele Astaire
Factographs and Flight Temperature Facts
Factographs Technicolor movies are not harder on the eyes than regular films. When a person ascends, their body temperature drops about 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit per 1,000 feet.
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Jim Bishop
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V*spa
Giulio Cassare
Roadstead
Naples
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Jerusalem
Cornisce
Alfred Hitchcock
Dave Regan
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F. M. Nickell
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