Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
Middletown Ohio publication bills subscription costs for different delivery methods. Rates include five cents per weekday copy, fifteen cents Sunday, forty-five cents weekly city area, ten dollars per year in six day trading area, seventeen fifty per year outside trading area, and thirty five dollars yearly outside U S A. Issued by News Journal Inc with content from 1857.
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News-Journal Inc
Memorial rites for Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. F. McNary at Holy Trinity
Middletown prepares a formal tribute to Msgr. James F. McNary, longtime pastor of Holy Trinity Church. The reverend, who served the city for 37 years with faith, tolerance, and a keen wit, is mourned by Catholics and non Catholics alike as a guiding figure and friend on earth and in Heaven.
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Selfsorrow
J. F. McNary
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown
Holy Trinity
The
Penguin
Nick Todd
Pat Boone
Anita Wood
Beauty Pageants and the Miss America Machine
A look at the Miss America contest as a multi million dollar industry. It promotes Atlantic City hotels and restaurants while offering top prizes and endorsements. The piece notes TV expansion, chaperones for contestants, and that marriage often follows the crown rather than lasting fame.
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Long Beach
Calif
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Atlantic City
Columbia Broadcasting System
Leonora Slaughter
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Life
Bess Myerson
Hal Boyle Mailbag Fact Check
NY AP column recap of oddball facts and quips from reader mail. It notes 60 percent claim formal religious ties, pickles in movie houses, radar cooking research, a sea lion lure trick, and other pithy anecdotes from politics pop culture and science.
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Hal Boyle
New York
New York City
Faubus credibility woes deepen amid White House pressure claims
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus faces renewed questions over consistency as he alternatingly says the Supreme Court ruling on school integration is law and then disputes that characterization. He says White House pressure influenced a Face the Nation remark and clashes with FBI and Hagerty comments over past assertions.
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Fraudulent insurance claims surround Milford Lytle case
A complainant denounces fake injury claims fueling higher prices and delays in legitimate settlements. Milford Lytle, 69, admitted 15 falls across Portland and Seattle to collect glasses payments, saying a genuine fall occurred once but other incidents were staged for insurance payouts.
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Ore
Milford Lytle
J.C. Penney
Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Buzz From Kilgallen’sColumn
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Brigitte Bardot’s stance amid Roger Vadim’s ouster from Paris by Night with Sinatra eyed for 1959. Maugham’s secretary Searle says the author is frail but planning travel, a sea voyage to Japan.
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Roger Vadim
Frank Sinatra
Vadim
Brigitte
U.S
Frank
Somerset Maugham
Alan Searle
Cap Ferrat
London
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Maugham
Charles Calitri
Benjamin Franklin High School
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Yoo, Hoo
Nelson
Huron Records
Rocky Feller
Fred Astaire
Frank de Vol
David Rose
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow Looks Bright Yet Cautious
Tomorrow advises budgeting and seeking seasoned financial advice. A birthday chart shows opportunities to improve finances before 1958 ends and progress in job prospects through late 1959. Home and family prospects look positive, with cautions against stress in late November and financial risks in November or March. A born child will be practical and well poised.
Remembering Father Mac J F McNary A Middletown figure
Dave Regan writes of the death of Msgr J F McNary known as Father Mac a compassionate priest and former newspaperman He cherished The Middletown Journal and asked for it at his hospital bedside while insisting no publicity for him ever accompany the news of his passing.
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Msgr
J. F. McNary
Father Mac
Christ Almighty
Middletown Journal
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Journal
No Open Door No Key and Cricket Tea Cup Tale
A spoof by George Dixon chronicles Ludlow failing to enter a curry embassy brunch as a keyless Chancery gag unfolds. The piece then shifts to a cricket match in London where Americans beat England 134 133, aided by a tea cup prize and tea break controversy. The column ends with a quip about civil rights bills and Bernard Goldfine.
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Donald F. Ludlow
The
London Mirror
Chancery
Ludlow
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Dixon
Ahmed
London
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Middletown approves 15 year bond maturity for light plant
City Commission sets 15 year maximum on $1,400,000 mortgage revenue bonds for Middletown municipal light plant. An application is being prepared to seek $1,100,000 balance from the Public Works Administration. Martin Luther Robinson, longtime local figure, dies at 803 Columbia Ave. DeWitt Boyd and Patrick Wilks win Junior Invitational Tennis titles at Verity courts. Interstate Folding Box Co plans a $60,000 expansion including new factory space and an office building for a patented container.
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Middletown
Public Works Administration
The
Interstate Felding Box Co
First Professional Rodeo Held July 4 1883 at Pecos
The inaugural professional rodeo occurred on July 4 1883 near Pecos Texas courthouse to settle rivals over wrestling steers and riding broncos. Mark Antony delivered his oration on the Dead Body of Julius Caesar in 4 B C.
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