Middletown Journal Subscription Rates List
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for various delivery options. In city by carrier 5 cents copy or 30 cents weekly, with Sunday edition 40 cents. Outside city 25 cents weekly or 35 cents with Sunday edition. Mail rates: within trading area five days with Sunday edition nine dollars yearly. outside trading area six days with Sunday edition fifteen dollars yearly. U S A subscription thirty five dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published every evening except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
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Senate probes TV campaign costs and UHF shift plans
Senate hearings begin on Monday with industry leaders to discuss television campaign expenditures. Later sessions in New York will examine network affiliate relations while the FCC schedules a September meeting to consider moving telecasting from VHF to UHF.
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Wisconsin Republican Senate Contest Splits Over Ike Policy
In Wisconsin the May 26 GOP convention backed Glenn Davis over incumbent Sen. Alexander Wiley, with Davis receiving strong support while Wiley fell from 756 to 481 on the third ballot as Davis rose to 1795. The clash centers on foreign policy and party factions including McCarthyites.
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Suburbophobe Finds Truth In Sociologist Studies
Hal Boyle recalls a university study by Dr. Ernest R. Mowrer on suburban life. He notes aging suburbs form cliques, neighbors blur, and roles shift with husbands becoming chauffeurs and handymen while wives handle masculine chores. He opts to stay city-bound in his humorous reflection.
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Ronald Halfacre
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Poet Randall Jarrell Joins Eisenhower Panel
Washington columnist notes President Eisenhower’s unusual press conference with poetry consultant Randall Jarrell, UNC professor, as he begins a two year post with an $8000 annual salary to advise on poetry amid cultural decay fears. Jarrell defends modern poetry against radical misperceptions and cites public reactions to culture in Washington.
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MacArthur on Taxes and the Cost of Government
George E. Sokolsky reports Gen Douglas MacArthur warning that excessive taxation harms freedom by turning work into involuntary labor. He cites Marshall and Marx, critiques Keynesian policy, and notes tax protest by Coley Andrews while lamenting subsidies and inflation hurting fixed salaries and white collar workers.
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T. Coleman Andrews
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Visions of Glasses and Matrimonial Quips
A collage of social notes and queries. Two thirds of U S adults wear glasses and eye care ideas are discussed. Joins light topics with gossip on women positions and bachelor prospects, plus trivia on stage plays and Derby winner Broker’s Tip.
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Egghead
Owen Johnson
Gertie's Garter
Hazel Dawn
Stars Recommend Cautious Steps and Community Involvement
Tomorrow favors tested routines over risk and urges following established procedures. Evening hours highlight community and welfare programs, with satisfying involvement possible. New friendships and romance are likely, while birthdays suggest a cautious, fact based approach for three months.
Forecast for 1956 57 Bright Prospects in Romance Travel
The reading highlights steady conditions since the start of the year and a stable outlook for domestic and social affairs through 1956. It notes romance and travel as promising early in 1957, and mentions a child born today will be sincere versatile but hypercritical of others.
Dave Regan Here And There Men Should Praise Women Shoppers
Dave Regan argues women shoppers are strategic and skilled in choosing outfits and accessories. He describes women visiting multiple stores for quality and price, noting how buying a dress leads to hats shoes gloves and purses. He praises women for their shopping prowess.
Sinatra worries over Joe E. Lewis film script
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Broadway chatter from New York. Frank Sinatra says the film biography of Joe E. Lewis may be too rough on the beloved comedian. Betty George hints Tyrone Power phoned from London and may visit after a night-club job. Monte Proser seeks a 400 seat East Side cafe site amid flop La Vie. News dealers tout topical angles and a Egypt documentary sparks audience ridicule.
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Frank Sinatra
Joe E. Lewis
Joe
Frankie
Betty George
Tyrone Power
London
Monte Proser
East Side
Monte
Manhattan
Bob Harrison
Lutherans select new Ohio District officers
Carl Bogan of the Middletown Bethlehem Lutheran Church was named an officer of the Ohio District American Lutheran Church. L. F. Reinartz joined the district finance committee, and Charles Rettig, state registrar, was appointed to handle new drivers license issuance by Frank West. The Reds fell to the Phillies keeping fifth in the National League standings.
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Middletown
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Charles Rettig
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