Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
Middletown Journal in Ohio lists postal address at S Broad and First Ave. It outlines daily publishing by News-Journal Inc since 1897 and includes subscription prices for in city, trading area, outside area, and international mail. The page quotes a Romans verse.
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Middletown
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First Ave
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Vohio
Cartier
Ovek
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Caribbean tensions and past filibusters prompt debate
An uneasy peace settles in the Caribbean Central American region as the Santiago Declaration is analyzed by OAS foreign ministers after Cuban based invasions. The piece compares Castro to Walker the filibuster, recounting Walker's 1850s campaigns in Lower California and Nicaragua and the political cost of expansionist policy. It questions whether voters truly want "free" government and critiques calls for federal funding of cross state bridges, warning that tax hikes follow attempts to give away others money.
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Santiago
Organicarea of American States
Leninican Republic
Nicaragua
Panama
Cuba
Haiti
William Walker
Walker
Sonora
Lower California
San Francisco
la Paz
Lower
California
Accessory Transit Company
U.S
Granada
United States
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Honduran
Trujillo
Columbia River
Portland
Ore
Vancouver
Wash
Oregon- Washington
Oregon
Washington
Washington, D.C
Bermuda
Try Prayer Power A Texas broker story of overcoming hate
A Texas real estate broker faced deceit and loss of a large commission. He read a brochure called Try Prayer Power, prayed through his resentment, and chose to bless his rival. The account argues spiritual power comes from prayer and overcoming anger, urging readers to try prayer power in conflicts.
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Texas
Chaff From The Staff What Happens From Mushroom Fever
Corwin Fred of Lebanon recalls a $150000 expansion as he tells of his winding path into mushrooms. He built a tin shack to grow mushrooms, faced failures including fires and debt, and finally bought a distillery in 1933. The tale frames a hard, persistent ascent into a once-fevered industry.
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Corwin Fred
Lebanon
Mushroom King
Dayton
Fred
West Coast
Sioux City
Ohio
Much Ado About Nothing Senate Session Seclusion
Washington reports detail how Senate Republican Policy Committee meetings stay private with reporters waiting in hallways. After closed sessions, minority leader Everett Dirksen delivers a public breakdown, dodging talk of nose counts and preferring euphemisms in discussing support for President Eisenhower’s veto of a large public works bill.
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Washington
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Arthur E. Burgess
Senate
Everett McKinley
GOP
Teisenhower
Dirksen
Capitol Hill
Illinois
Bugle Sal
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Congress
White House
State Department
New Rural Route 3 Announced for Middletown Area
Postmaster Roy Newlin announced Rural Route 3 to serve every street in Mayfield and Oneida plus surrounding highways. The route will service about 460 homes. In Poland news the German conquest was declared complete as French forces crossed into the Saarland. Britain reported repulsion of a German air raid over London with anti aircraft guns and fighter planes.
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Roy Newlin
Middletown
Mayfield
Oneida
Newlin
Wolf Hitler
Poland
Saarland
Britain
London
Sunfish's Giant Growth From Pinhead to 2000-Pound Giant
A nature note describes sunfish beginning life as a tiny pinhead and swelling to a massive 2000 pounds, illustrating dramatic growth from minuscule embryo to colossal sea creature.
Hal Boyle’s Funny Facts From Mailbag Observations
A collection of Hal Boyle quips on everyday life and trivia from mailbag notes. It weighs in on false teeth, energy output, color vision, second-hand hearses, and taxless Bermuda with brisk, period voice and multiple named topics.
Celebrities and Personal News From New York and Beyond
Dorothy Kilgallen among celebrities Arlene de Marco seeks a Mexican divorce from Keefe Brasselle after a Christmas 1956 wedding. Genevieve and Nick the Greek headline summer buzz in Manhattan Las Vegas. Steven Rockefeller and Martha Scott connected to nightlife. Eve Arden seeks Broadway scripts. Parole twist for gangster Touhy and Jill St. John gossip. Khrushchev protocol joke, civil rights quip, and Teamsters bid by TV technicians. Patsy Kelly back in films. Nat Hentoff and jazz marriages noted. Lionel Hampton collab with E E Lewis Skelton Berle.
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Arlene de Marco
Singing Sisters
Keefe Brasselle
Mexico
New York
Manhattan
TV Comedienne
Genevieve
Nick the Greek Dandelas
Las Vegas
Steven Rockefeller
Martha Scott
Kansas City
Eve Arden
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Francoise Sagan
Brahms
Roger Touhy
Illinois
Lance Reventlow
Jill St. John
Madison Ave
Gene Yus
Nat Hentoff
Trudy Farmilant
Margot Wolinski
Jazz Review
Johnny
Mandel
Lois Williams Sims
John Williams
Zoot Sims
Lionel Hampton
Joe E. Lewis
Red Skelton
Milton Berle
Factographs on Newspapers and Key Media Inventions
A compact survey traces U S newspaper reach and historic media milestones. It notes daily circulation near 58 to 59 million copies and highlights milestones such as John Stevens Phoenix sea voyage in 1909 Ottmar Mergenthaler Linotype in 1885 and major advertising investments totaling hundreds of millions in 1957.
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John Stevens
Phoenix
United States
Ottmar Mergenthaler
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