Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Contact
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices by format and area including per-copy, carrier, Sunday edition add-ons, and mail options. Rates include in city 30 cents weekly with Sunday 40 cents, outside city 25 cents weekly with Sunday 35 cents, mail trading area 9 dollars yearly, outside trading area 15 dollars yearly, and USA 35 dollars yearly. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Published every evening except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio.
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Liberations and Politics in the Cold War Era
A comparative look at how the 1952 1956 GOP platforms and Eisenhower era rhetoric framed liberation for captive nations. Adlai Stevenson attacks GOP pledges while Homer Capehart defends peaceful liberation, amid debates on Yalta Potsdam commitments and German reunification.
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Yalta
United States
U.S
G.O.P
Germany
Profits Not What They Seem in Industrial Growth
The American Economic Foundation explains profits can be overstated by inflation and depreciation rules. A steel firm's $10 million plant in 1930 may cost $64 million today to replace, with $54 million funded from profits after tax. To cover that, the firm must earn $112.5 million pre tax, underscoring how profits mislead and yet remain vital to national growth.
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American Economic Fondation
Foundation
Odd facts from Hal Boyle on marriage and more
New York columnist Hal Boyle surveys curious tidbits from mail sacks and public life. He notes marriage rates rising among young men, Joe Louis first round KO count, canine menu trends, Gale Gordon's cleft palate birth, hay fever cave retreats, Johnny Longden’s early career stats, Arcaro driven earnings, coronary thrombosis survival, and other offbeat observations including Labor Day work norms and plutomania.
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Joe Louis
World Almanac
Hotel Roosevelt
Gale Gordon
The
Lester B. Dill
Meramec Caversn
Stanton
Johnny Longden
Eddie Arcaro
Kiwanis Magazine
Edmund Orgill
Memphis
O. Henry
Mitchell criticizes Democratic stance on right to work laws
Secretary Mitchell argues in U.S. News & World Report that repeal of Taft Hartley Act provisions allowing right to work remains unlikely. He says Democrats cannot deliver on abolition due to party’s geographic and congressional composition and defends union shop as a practical norm in labor relations.
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Robert Briscoe
Dublin
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Briscoe
New York
Herring Palace
Jorge Guinle
Rio
Susan Hayward
Susan
Lisa Kirk
Republican Election Night Gala In D C Hotel Rooms
Washington column notes Republicans plan a victory celebration at the Sheraton Park Hotel in multiple rooms and bars on election night November 6 with bands, entertainment, and cocktails in a festive, defiant mood. Democratic counterparts are described as sidelined, sharing similar contempt for defeat. The narrator recalls 1948 election reactions and a Chicago Democratic convention badge incident involving Les Biffle.
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George Hart
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GOP
Caribar
Thomas E. Dewey
Leslie L. Biffle
Senate
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Harry S. Truman
Mr. Piffle
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Biffle
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Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Capehart
Cago
Paul Butler
Marguerite
Stitt Church
Illinois
Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow
Tomorrow calls for clear thinking and steady work to finish projects and gain rewards. Evening relaxation favors quiet activities. avoid large parties. For those with a birthday tomorrow, expect fulfillment of longed for desires with industrious effort and careful finances through late 1956 and early 1957.
City Dogs Live Longer Than Country Pets
A city dog longevity note reports several city dogs living into their mid twenties, attributing longer life to indoor living and affectionate care. The piece also includes Q and A snippets on songs, vaudeville acts, fashion, astrology, and travel anecdotes from notable figures and locations.
Fall Day Echoes the Coming Season
A May morning mood captures a damp fall day with cool air and no rain clouds. Smoke from cigarettes drifts as workers head to cars, while gardens show fading summer colors and lingering green leaves hint at autumn's muted palette and approaching winter.
Gossip in Gotham Lanes Romantic Postscript to Royal Wedding
Dorothy Kilgallen notes a romance forming aboard the Monaco wedding trail as Liz Twomey covers Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier. Jack Seabrook, heir to a frozen foods fortune, plans to wed in October after meeting on the voyage to Monaco.
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Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Jack Seabrook
Frozen Foods
Liz Twomey
Monaco
Jack
Kelly
Liz
Monte Carlo
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Montgomery Clift
Cosmetic Company
Scout Council meeting at Camp Hook with local participants
G David Tranter led the Boy Scout Council meeting at Camp Hook on Thursday September 10 1936. Participants included Charlies W Boyle Fred Danford and R H Beck. Photographer Hayden S Tobias was honored for a Robert Merchant portrait joining the Traveling Loan Collection. Four Middletown Republicans attended Mt Sterling rally for John W Bricker candidate for governor.
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G. David Tranter
Boy Scout Council
Camp Hook
Charlies W. Boyle
Fred Danford
R. H. Beck
Hayden S$. Tobias
Robert Merchant
Middletown
Photographers’ Assn
Mt. Sterling
Atty
John W. Bricker
Mark Thomas
W. C. Barnitz
R. C. Dowling
J. Lowry Miller
Norwegian angler nets 10 pound trout from old boat
A Norwegian fisherman hauled in a catch that turned out to be an old boat containing a ten pound trout. Thirty British MPs form a amateur painters' society with the first subject likely a political portrait.
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