Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Mail Prices
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for city and outside city delivery. In town 30 cents weekly with Sunday News Journal 40 cents. outside city 25 cents weekly with Sunday News Journal 35 cents. Mail: 5 days with Sunday News Journal nine dollars yearly, outside trading area six days fifteen dollars, outside USA thirty five dollars. The paper is published every evening except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio.
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Surprises in U.S. presidential election history
A historical look shows few election surprises this century. Truman's 1948 win defied odds as Republicans may have abstained. Eisenhower 1952 and earlier landslides followed expectations, while 1840 Harrison's early landslide remained unprecedented. The piece notes odds, voter turnout, and party dynamics across multiple elections.
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Truman
When Candidates Are Alike In the 1956 Campaign
The piece argues that voters see Stevenson as similar to Eisenhower a moderate, risking a repeat of incumbents winning re election. It recalls historical examples 1940 Willkie 1924 Davis 1888 Harrison 1892 Cleveland where major tariff or policy issues split or didn’t separate candidates.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Hoover
Coolidge
Harding
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Wendell L. Willkie
G.O.P
Roosevelt
John W. Davis
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Harrison
Eisenhower Keeps Yugoslav Aid On Despite Polish and Hungarian Turmoil
President Eisenhower, citing Poland and Hungary unrest, extends U S aid to Tito's Yugoslavia under a foreign aid rider. He allows $15 million more economic aid and a $90 million request for surplus goods, while military aid remains limited to parts. He cautions against delivery of heavy equipment and jet planes pending further assessment.
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Poland
Hungary
U.S
Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Congress
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International Cooperation Administration
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Hallmark of the presidency courtship and care
Hal Boyle compares presidential campaigns to courting a girl noting three stages bashful, ready for the brass tacks, and the brass knuckles return. He cites Eisenhower and Stevenson, acknowledges public fever, and contemplates the fate of the loser whether Ike or Adlai in the November race.
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New York
Curbstone
Pavement Plata
Oa Ries
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
H. L. Mencken
Ike
Adlai
Nixon in the air and on parade with schoolboys crowd
A wild diary-like account describes Vice President Nixon and Pat Nixon aboard a DC4 flight. The piece notes curious crowd reactions from Chicago to Park Forest and mentions a bagel and lox meal, with humorous, fragmented observations on politics, publicity, and the public mood.
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Nasser
Jools
Pat Nixon
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Chicago
Park Forest
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Wes Nee
Ieee Am
Which Commander-In-Chief Will Lead the United States
The article argues Americans must elect a calm leader to head the military alliance of Army Navy and Air Force citing General Eisenhower as the capable choice. It warns that failure to clearly commit to defending Korea and pacifying Europe could invite future war and emphasizes the impact of the presidential vote on deterrence and world peace.
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Washington
America
Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Korea
Europe
Middle East
Eisenhower
Apeoryemiers
Normandy
Jae
Army
Navy
Egypt
Russia
Suez Canal
Algeria
Presidential Judgment and Experience for Commanding the Nation
An assessment argues that a president must combine judgment and experience to lead a vast organization. It notes that while a president can appoint generals and rely on advisers, effective command requires decisive choices amid differing viewpoints. The source emphasizes the need for steady leadership traits in a national leader.
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Brussels Shopper's Dream and World Radio Reach
The piece extols Brussels as a premier window shopping city with endless shops and cafes while noting heavy betting at over 100 bookmakers and a six-race card with diverse events. It also mentions Belgian racing forms, radio broadcasts by the United States Armed Forces Radio Broadcasting System reaching The Hague and global American programs available locally.
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Dinah Shore
U.S.A
Middletown Republicans wrap up county election drive in 1936
Middletown and Butler County Republicans capped campaign activities for the 1936 election with parade committee members Earl Mendenhall and Fredson C. Aull among organizers. Milan Jackson and Mrs Milan Jackson announce the birth of son Milan on Clinton Street. Middletown Middies defeat Norwood Indians 28 to 0 for their seventh straight win as Jim Sexton Nick Sabo Dixie Gose and Harold Hursh star.
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Middletown
Butler County
Earl Mendenhall
Fred
C. E. Aull
Middletown Middies
Norwood Indians
Jim Sexton
Nick” Sabo
Dixie Gose
Harold Hursh
Brussels Street Car Network in 98 Routes Explored
A historical look at Brussels street cars noting 98 active routes within city limits. Each car line is numbered 1 through 98 by its route. Motormen are multilingual in French Flemish and English. Fares are four cents and transfers cost two more.
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Brussels
Taxi fares and driver tips in Brussels cabs
Drivers expect at least a 10 percent tip and 15 percent to be satisfied. Brussels hosts a fleet of over 360 cabs operated by a single company. All drivers wear uniforms and cabs appear clean, with low rates noted.
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Tilden
Hayes
Brussels
Llean
Our Presidents series to end next Sunday in The Journal
Dave Regan notes the editorial page series Our Presidents will conclude with Eisenhower next Sunday. Readers recalling Cleveland as both 22nd and 24th president spark a reflection on succession and history. The piece ties in world events from Egypt to Suez, and both Cold War tensions and personal nostalgia mix with a light jibe about veterans attempting to fit back into old uniforms.
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Eisenhower
United States
Cleveland
Broadway gossip and film world notes from Kilgallen column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Roberto Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman in Paris amid Broadway gossip. The item mentions Eisenhower speculation, Patricia Neal knitting, club openings, a British actor’s fashion misstep, Elvis Presley relevance, Joan Tyler expecting a baby, Chevrolet’s light motor, and Don Larsen photograph caption remarks.
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Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Paris
Rome
Adum
Eisenhower
White House
Ronald Dahis
Patricia Neal
Broadway
Sherman Billingsley
M.D
Joan Tyler
Tony Rufio
Joan
George
Philadelphia
Chevrolet
Estrellita Forecasts Bright Years Ahead For You
Reading discusses influences, birthdays tomorrow bring gains with initiative and judgment. Job advancement and favorable finances align as mid November offers recognition, December and January promise social joys, emotional tension later in year. Family matters improve. romance travel and a practical child are noted.
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