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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1957

Page

4

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Welcome to Middletown New Teachers

A warm welcome to 55 new Middletown teachers as the community outlines a city of cooperative spirit, strong churches, and civic pride. It highlights merit over color, low tensions, active parent groups, and mutual understanding, while noting occasional opposition from leadership rather than the heart.

Middletown Mom Dad

Small-town editor fights IRS over insulting tax notice

An 81-year-old Jeffer son Ohio Gazette editor Chet Lampson challenged the Internal Revenue Service over a $9 income tax claim. He wrote to the President and Congress, prompting a revised, more courteous form language and a victory for citizen rights that guards against governmental insults and overreach.

Chet Lampson Jefferson, Ohio Lampson U.S. Treasury Department David Goliath Internal Revenue Service United States Congress

Love Never Faileth A Manila Sunset Reflection

The narrator recalls a Manila evening on the Army and Navy Club veranda, honoring veterans of Bataan and Corregidor, visiting Fort McKinley cemetery, and sharing a universal message: only love can save the world. He cites Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiian, and Filipino listeners and quotes church lessons on unity, peace, and a future without war.

Army and Navy Club Manila Bataan Corregidor Howard Cavender Howard MacArthur Cebu Leyte United States Military Cemetery Fort McKinley America Union Congregational Church Honolulu Leonardo Padilla Gumercindo Garcia

British doctor links Marilyn Monroe look to high heels

Dr Owen McDonagh claims girls seeking a Marilyn Monroe look should wear high heels. He notes the appeal lies in a neatly turned ankle and the decorative setting, suggesting that the shank of an evening can be enhanced for many of the opposite sex.

Owen McDonagh Dr. McDonagh

French Boys Explore American Romance And Drive-Ins

Four French visitors in Middletown compare French and American dating norms, noting American girls are more open to early affection at dances and drive-ins. They critique American male behavior and discuss French views on marriage and morality. Also: Mrs For syth wins on The Price Is Right and meets her California grandmother. a tip links Mystery Sound to a soapsuds procotolysis.

Middletown U. S France Howdy Doody Carol Ted) Forsyth Rockville Centre L. A California Johnny Reznor Reznor

Veteran TV newcomer faces nerves in first appearances

The newcomer to television appearances undoubtedly finds many anxious moments during those first appearances and Carol, although practically a veteran.

Carol

Italians Lead In New York Population And More

In New York City Italians by birth or descent form the largest foreign language group with over a million residents. Puerto Ricans number over 600,000, Irish and Germans each about half a million. The column also ponders high heels health effects, mentions single-letter license plates, recalls notable figures like Dewey and Tilden, and offers humorous Q and A on Brooklyn sections and Miss America winners.

New York City New York Thomas E. Dewey Herbert Bayard Swope Sherman . Billingsley Morton Downey Brooklyn Flatbush Brooklyn Heights Harbor Harvard A. Coy Yale Eli Walter Camp

Paul Harvey on Soviet upbringing and work policy

Paul Harvey argues the Soviet system enforces total state control from birth, with strict daily group activities, mandatory work, and repression of religion. He contrasts it with American incentives and taxes, warning of a future where Western productivity must compete with a disciplined planned economy.

Ike And The 85th Congress Collide Over Civil Rights And McCarthyism

George Sokolsky analyzes President Eisenhower's second term struggles in a congressional system. He notes advisers failures, failed efforts at a South changing bill, and the Jencks reversal by Congress. He warns about McCarthyism's lingering vote impact and the GOP's 1960 challenge with Nixon or Knowland.

Eisenhower Congress Harry Truman South FBI Supreme Court Jencks Justice Brennan Senate House Wisconsin Abraham Lincoln Herbert Hoover Nixon Knowland

Ten thousand signatures checked on petitions and bonds

On September 8 1937 at the Butler County Board of Election a special staff under Mose Kahn began verifying roughly 10000 signatures on candidacy petitions and bond issues. Edward of Windsor and his duchess left their Schloss Wasserleonburg honeymoon castle for Vienna and Budapest after a brief drive. Mrs Bennett Chapple Sr who had just returned from the International Girl Scout Camp was taken to Middletown Hospital for emergency surgery and was reported to be doing well. W E McFee to go to Indianapolis to install the Indiana Assn of Industrial Advertisers with H V Mercer joining to discuss industrial advertising budgets.

Butler County Board of Election Mose Kahn Edward of Windsor Bade “Auf Bennett Chapple Sr International Girl Scout Camp Middletown W. E. McFee International Industrial Advertiser Assn Indianapolis Indiana Assn. of Industrial Advertisers H. V. Mercer

Factographs reveal odd historical bits and trivia

A list of curious facts covers gasoline spending, Ice Age coverage of New England, Frederick the Greats champagne coffee, early U S cotton imports in 1639, cold deep ocean water, a mockingbird’s rapid tunes, Romans building prisons for detention, and mother seals teaching pups to swim.

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