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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1957

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates and imprint

The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city area carriers and mail, with weekly and yearly options, including rates for trading and outside areas and international, all payable in advance. The publication imprint notes Middletown Ohio, establishment in 1857, and a church-affiliated motto.

Middletown Journal S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio Postoffice Onlio USA News-Journal Inc Servants of Christ

TV in Schools Expands Reach in Maryland County

In Hagerstown Maryland the largest U S trial of educational television adds seven more grammar schools to its closed circuit network bringing total schools to over two dozen including two high schools six elementary schools and the county museum and library. The Ford Foundation funded 109000 to train staff and supervise a five year program as superintendent William Brish notes TV cuts classroom disruption and engages students, though it requires dual teaching staffs and is not a replacement for books. Educational tv, now four years old, has 30 stations and more than 40 communities planning new outlets amid a push for quality public programming.

Hagerstown Washington County Fund For the Advancement of Education Ford Foundation Maryland William Brish Brish Joint Council On Educational Television National Education Association New York

Oberlin Conference Pushes Protestant Unity Across Denominations

Sponsors of an all-inclusive Protestant conference at Oberlin Ohio claim true Christian unity requires action not just cooperation. Forty three groups attend including Baptists Episcopalians Lutherans Methodists Presbyterians Quakers Orthodox Catholic sects and the Salvation Army. The gathering notes past mergers proving unity is possible while cautioning ongoing doctrinal and leadership hurdles.

Oberlin Ohio Quakers Salvation Army Southern Presbyterians Oberlin Conference

Hal Boyle Writer May Turn Into A Novelist

New York writer Hal Boyle profiles Dale Van Every a Hollywood scriptwriter turned historical novelist. Van Every quit a 75000 dollar yearly film job in 1943 to pursue literary writing, producing six novels and over two million copies sold. He emphasizes factual reconstruction of early America 1780 to 1811, cites extensive library resources, and notes newspaper training sharpened his craft.

New York Hollywood Dale van Every America van Every Washington, D.C Mississippi

Money and ambassadorships tied to Democratic donors in 1950s

A Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry tallies donors who became ambassadors or ministers from 1932 to 1952, noting 62 officials gave at least 600000 to Democrats. It argues future ambassadorships may be limited for large contributors, while Republicans plan scrutiny under a new Democratic administration.

Washington Senate Department of State Joseph E. Davies Moscow Belgium Luxem Jarthes Cromwell Canada Laurence A. Steinhardt Sweden Russia Joseph P. Kennedy Great Brain FDR Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr Averell Harrisman Great Britain Robert W. Bingham Democrats Bert Fish Egypt Saudi Arabia Portugal William D. Pawley Peru Brazil Robert Buler Minnesota Australia Cuba Democratic Party Max Gluck Ceylon Foreign Relations Committee United States Fuat Hayri Urguplu Senate Foreign Relations Committee Gluck

Heartfelt Galesburg car dealers help Brownie in rehab

Paul Harvey notes Henry Brown a longtime Galesburg dealer who suffered a heart attack at 55. Ten rival dealers rotate staff and run a mass sale under See Brownie First, cleaning out inventory to ease his return. The town observes a communal, unasked aid effort and waits for Brownie to recover.

Henry Brown Galesburg Brownie St. Mary's Hospital Main Street Galesburg Register Mail

20 Years Ago Saturday 1937 Girl Scouts Honor

Mrs. R G Adair and Mrs W H Neighbor injured returning from Butler Pa after a truck forced their car off the road near Middletown. Clothing donated to needy school children by Family Service Bureau aided by Works Progress Administration sewing centers. Mrs Bennett Chapple Sr hosts a New York dinner at the Biltmore celebrating 25 years of Girl Scouting with guests including Mrs Frederick Edey Bellport national commissioner.

R. G. Adair W. H Gnaddenhutten Middletown Butler Family Service Bureau The Civic Association Helen Davis Works Progress Administration Bennett Chapple Sr Girl Schouts Biltmore Hotel New York United States Frederick Edey Bellport Girl Scouts

August Coolest Yet in Monmouth County and NYC Echoes

The text recalls an unusually cool August in Monmouth County New Jersey with nights under blankets, and compares San Francisco weather. It includes readers questions on safety belts and place names, plus quips about hair color and romance. It notes historic wages for subway workers and bartenders, ending with a sentiment that the “good old days” should not return.

Monmouth County New Jersey Sausalito California Golden Gate San Francisco

Bus Charter Seeks Volunteers For Jam Session Trip

Mrs Louise Coleman of 2110 Pearl St who works at Ross Motors seeks about 22 youngsters for a bus trip to Cincinnati Garden jam session. Program is Sept 11 with a Wednesday departure. round trip and ticket cost 3.75. Contact Coleman after 6 pm at GA 3-4904 or at work GA 35-4622. Jam allegedly features Little Richard and the Crickets per the article.

Louise Coleman Pearl St Ross Motors

Broadway Grapevine Tells of Tense Set in Marjorie Morningstar

Dorothy Kilgallen reports on the tension on the Scaroon Manor set for Marjorie Morningstar in Upstate New York with Natalie Wood and Gene Kelly at odds. Ed Wynn’s bull fight dance draws laughs, while Sammy Davis Jr influences Cosetta White. Count Basie signs a hefty Roulette Records deal. Johnnie Ray meets Somerset Maugham on the French Riviera, sharing hearing aid humor.

Marjorie Morningstar Scaroon Manor Upstate New York Natalie Wood Gene Kelly Noel Altman Ed Wynn Sammy Davis Jr Sallie Blair Cosetta White Las Vegas Sammy Atlantic City Count Basie Roulete Records Horatio Alger Morris Levy Hatcheck

Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow and Four Month Outlook

The forecast urges pushing major objectives in the early afternoon when cooperation rises. Tomorrow birthday individuals may start a standout year by acting with confidence and foresight and coordinating four months of effort for strong 1958 results. Personal relations should prosper with tactfulness to avert November and February disruptions.

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