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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1955
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists per copy and mailed subscription rates with Sunday edition options and prices for in city, trading area, outside trading area, and international mail. It includes an archival Bible verse from Job 42:16-17.
A 1954-55 sweep shows Eisenhower proposals on Taft-Hartley, wage rises, and social security gains shaping labor discourse. Arthur Larson highlights legislation seen as pro labor while Congress trims appropriations and debates wage and coverage changes. Evidence cites employment peaking at 65 million and steady living costs.
The Commission on Intergovernmental Relations reports 311 pages detailing how to divide civic duties. It urges private initiative for private functions, local government handling local work, and national action only when necessary to ensure freedom and efficient governance.
Last fall a beef and vegetable promotion proved successful and will be repeated for a Harvest Festival celebrating the Fall beef crop and fresh vegetables with potatoes as a spotlight. Backers include United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association and American Meat Institute. cooperators are USDA and National Live Stock and Meat Board. launch is September 8 to reach readers, radio listeners, and TV viewers.
Hal Boyle jokes that Labor Day leaves many groups off duty while listing workers who remain on the job. He thanks those who keep society running and urges a moment of silent gratitude for essential laborers.
In a speech to the American Bar Association, Loyd Wright of Los Angeles urged a nonviolent revolution to restore ancient liberties. He warned against paternalism and greater federal control, praising due process and the separation of powers while urging citizens to demand government service without favoritism.
A Geneva airport scene shows State Department officials and secret service agents clashing over security as President Eisenhower arrives. An unnamed American tourist bypasses guards in a big limousine with a flag, greeting the president before quietly leaving unnoticed. An IRS notice explains deactivated war trophies transferred to a dewat are tax exempt.
For tomorrow do not seek spectacular gains. pursue slow steady progress in familiar work. P M hours favor creative pursuits and group activities. financial and occupational affairs look strong through 1956.
The Middletown Public Library addition project, initially funded $15,000 by FERA, resumed as a Public Works Administration project. Miami University announced plans to organize an extension.
A speaker warns that Americans are forming factions around economic, ethnic, religious, and regional lines to gain favored treatment from government. He argues this erodes loyalty to the public good and promotes coercive government solutions, regardless of the hyphen’s source.
On Labor Day 1955 readers weigh the choice between high pay and job steadiness as organized labor pushes for a guaranteed annual wage G A W. The piece outlines risks to cash wages seniority and automation while noting uncertainties about the G A W's broader effects and costs.
A course in adult education is announced for Midlothian residents aiming to expand adult learning opportunities. Details on schedule, location, and enrollment are forthcoming.
A $30,000 water works system was completed in Monroe Village. The project was managed by the Public Works Administration.
Drivers on intersecting roads must stop completely before entering or crossing a state highway under a newly issued ruling. The measure aims to reduce collisions at highway onramps and improve intersection safety for travelers.
Local merchants plan Old Fashioned Days for later this month into early next month. Mrs. Goldie Morningstar of 805 Columbia Ave will handcraft old fashioned bonnets for sale and is donating profits to aid a handicapped person with peddling items. Her offer includes bonnets and potted plants with contact via telephone.
Las Vegas impresses Kilgallen with its relentless commerce and spectacle. She notes noisy casinos, silent patrons, and a mix of lavish hotels, crowds from across the West, and a nightlife that dazzles yet defies quiet conversation.
Crowds migrate between Las Vegas venues as acts by Joe E Lewis at El Rancho Vegas Lena Horne at the Sands and a tabloid take on Guys and Dolls featuring Vivian Blaine Sam Levene and Robert Alda play across Royal Nevada Dunes and more.
Glacial runoff near Triple Divide Peak in Glacier National Park reaches streams that flow to the Atlantic Pacific and Arctic oceans. The passage notes multiple hydrological outlets and regional geography across the United States.
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