Middletown Journal subscription rates and addresses
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy, city carrier, Sunday edition, and mail options with yearly rates for trading area and outside areas. It notes all mail subscriptions payable in advance and provides the office address at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio, with a biblical quotation from Nehemiah 4 6.
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Middletown Journal
City Area
Sunday News Journal
U.S.A
First
Air Coach Fare Cuts Signal Transcontinental Shift
Major U.S. airlines cut transcontinental coach fares to 176 dollars including tax, four days weekly. T.W.A. leads with lower fares amid competition from non-scheduled lines, while North American Airlines also posts 176 dollar rates Sunday through Thursday. CAB actions and future route extensions cited as context for booming air travel and shifting pace of coast to coast service.
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U.S
Trans World Airlines
North American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
North American
Hamlin B. Johnson
Air Coach Transport Association
American Capital
Eastern
T.W.A
C.A.B
American
United
Interstate Commerce Commission
Airways Buses Railways
Dodgers Face World Series Talks As 1955 Looms
Brooklyn likely to represent the National League in the 1955 World Series with a Wednesday meeting planned with American League reps to map the series. The AL pennant race includes Cleveland New York and Chicago with Boston still possible, while Dodgers consider Ebbets Field capacity amid TV and radio competition and plan possible seven games in Jersey City. Walter O Malley pushes for a new park as attendance trends show gains over 1953 but lag behind 1947 peak.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Ebbets Field
Walter F. O'Malley
Jersey City
Dodger
Michigan moves to repeal chain store tax despite veto
Legislature votes to repeal a 22 year old tax aimed at chain stores amid broad backing from 100 agricultural groups 75 labor organizations and 10 000 independent merchants. Governor veto prompts protests with criticism that the levy is unjust discriminatory and punitive to business.
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Michigan
Detroit Sunday Times
Grand Rapids Press
Detroit Free Press
AFL
The Horrors Of A Ten Hour Week
Hal Boyle surveys a future ten hour work week as CIO President Walter Reuther foresees. He notes productivity gains and automation, arguing leisure may improve health, but questions social and cultural impacts including politics and creativity.
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New York
America
CIO
Walter Reuther
Pasteurs
Edisons
Rembrandts
Marian Andersons
Wne
Boyle
North Africa and the Cold War Propaganda Front
Washington argues that North Africa has become the main cold war front as Soviet backed movements exploit local nationalism in Algeria Morocco and Tunisia. The piece warns against aiding rebels while defending allied unity and the legitimate role of constituted governments amid global pressure.
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Washington
North Africa
Moscow
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Egypt
France
United States
United Nations
Korea
Walter Reuther
The
CIO
Rewther
Dulles
Reuther
Algerian National Committee
Secre tary McKay linked to seal romance stirs optics
A column notes Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay’s keen interest in Pribiloff Island seals and their mating habits while also critiquing lay hurricane advice pouring into the Weather Bureau. Includes quips about officials and a joke from Senator Bender.
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Douglas
McKay
Pribiloff’ Islands
Bering Sea
Interior Department
Oregon
Pribiloff Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Kansas
George H. Bender
Ohio
Connie
Dianne
Stars Forecast Promising New Period for Creatives and Social Life
The forecast for this day predicts high promise for initiative and enterprise in creative work and detail oriented tasks leading to profits. Social functions and entertainment gain favor in the afternoon, with new friendships and future plans likely to turn out well. Minor domestic or romantic creases may arise in November 1955 and January 1956 but can be solved with tact. A child born today is described as ambitious, intelligent and versatile.
Michigan fish psychology aims to teach trout to ignore surface lures
A Michigan department hires psychologists to train hatchery fingerlings to feed on the bottom rather than reacting to shadows or surface bait. The piece mocks the plan as wasteful, arguing nature and anglers will remain wary, and questions the need for such professional meddling.
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Michigan Conversation Department
Tree ring study maps historic climate near Bismarck
Research on tree ring growth around Bismarck North Dakota traces dry and wet periods back to about 1400. The report notes patterns of precipitation and drought linked to historical climate shifts.
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Bismarck
N. D
Legion drive aids flood victims in Pennsylvania
Dave Regan notes American Legion drive in Middletown to collect food and clothing for flood stricken Pennsylvania residents. Red Cross has provided immediate aid but long term support is needed. Details of collection and distribution are being arranged through the Pennsylvania Legion.
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Pennsylvania
Legion
Las Vegas Earns Fame as Entertainment Capital
Dorothy Kilgallen chronicles Las Vegas rise with Joe E. Lewis Lena Horne Lionel Hampton and more. The piece notes packed rooms at El Rancho Vegas Sands and Moulin Rouge, top salaries drawing acts, and the city’s shift from theater to mass entertainment. It highlights the city’s holiday-like buzz from 2:30 to 4 a.m. as clubs showcase stars and audiences revel.
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the Sands
Hal Leroy
Lena
Joe E
Las Vegas
Lionel Hampton
New Moulin Rouge
Royal Nevada
White House
Dr. B. S. Pulley
Silver Slipper
Hank Hanry
Globe
New York
London
Paris
Columbus man chosen as new Lemon Township educator
Twenty years ago Malcolm Wolfe of Columbus was selected by the Lemon Township Board of Education to succeed W C Dress Monroe principal who died unexpectedly. He would teach while principal duties were handled temporarily by L J Robinson. Carl Bogan named statistician at Ohio District Lutheran convention. City Commission OKs acoustics contract for the combined city auditorium and municipal courtroom.
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Lena Horne
Malcolm Wolfe
Columbus
Lemon Township
Carl Bogan
Ohio
The
Lutheran Church
City Auditorium
Municipal Court
Dance terms and law notes in early Turkish and Canadian topics
A text outlines that the harem was abolished by law in Turkey. It defines the cotilion as a dance related to the quadrille. It notes the Royal Canadian Mounted Police was organized in 1873 to patrol the Northwest and later expanded across Canada.
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Turkey
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Northwest
Canada
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George Dixon
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Jennings Randolph
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Harry Boyd
Dave Regan
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Joe E. Lewis
Lili St. Cyr
el Rancho Vegas
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Evelyn Waugh
Goodman Ace
Dennis the Menace
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