Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery options including carrier, mail, and combined Sundays. It provides city area, trading area, outside trading area, and U.S.A. rates with terms payable in advance and the office address at 1007 First Ave, Middletown, Ohio. Notable biblical verse appears at the end of the notice.
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News Journal
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Sunday News Journal
U.S.A
First
Wall Street Faces Echoes of 1929 in Modern Market Debate
The 1955 stock market run is compared to the 1929 crash with calls for caution. Margin requirements rose to 70 percent, SEC disclosure rules exist, and experts like Galbraith highlight historic breaks and the Babson alert as warnings. Senate findings show no major abuses but urge closer supervision.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
J. K. Galbraith
Harvard
Roger Babson
New York Times
Galbraith
New York
J. W. Fulbright
D.-Ark
Senate Banking Committee
Laws Should Reflect Facts
The Wall Street Journal editorial argues regulators struggle to set equitable carrier rates due to varying costs and needs. It urges returning rate-making authority to competition, noting monopoly has dissolved and transportation progress benefits the public.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Solomon
Wage gains for coal miners take effect with fringe benefits
The United Mine Workers signed a new contract with northern mines raising wages from 18.25 to 20.25 daily, plus fringe benefits worth about five dollars a day. The piece argues productivity gains come from machinery and improved methods, not labor alone, and stresses industry profits and stable demand are vital for ongoing employment.
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United Mine Workers
Seymour Melman
Columbia University
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Revisits Old New York Memory Lane
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw tours Manhattan recalling the Madison Square Garden tragedy of 1906 and her life with Stanford White and Harry K. Thaw. She speaks of changed landmarks, glances at old haunts like Sherry's and Lu Chow's, and jokes about health and a lobster craving. The interview notes her wealth, fame, and resilient memory after 49 years.
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New York
Leon
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Madison Square Garden
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Miss Nesbit
Miss Nesir
Los Angeles
Memory Lane
Park Avenue
Thaw
Bastille
Durance Vile
Sherry
Manhattan
Lillian
Russi
Diamond Jim Brady
Brady
White
Washington Arch
Alhouc
West 24Th Street
Whites Studio
Luchow
Maine
Middletown News Briefs Reflect Local Grants and Elections
Middletown Hospital received an $800 grant from the Josephine Breeding will. Tilmon Ellison of Smith Avenue earned a Miami University scholarship for scholastic achievement. William Gade and T. W. Allsworth were nominated for commander of the American Legion, Middletown Post. The Cincinnati Reds scheduled an exhibition with Armco Steelmakers in Middletown on Sept 28 as they vie for fifth in the National League.
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Middletown Hospital
Josephine Breeding
Tilmon Ellison
Smith Avenue
Miami University
William Gade
T. W. Allsworth
The
Anamerican Legion
Middletown Post
Cincinnati Reds
Armco
Steelmakers
Middletown
Reds
Republican State Chairmen School Examines Party Philosophy
Len Hall notes Eisenhower will win but warns Republicans cannot ride his coat tails. He contrasts Roosevelt's New Deal with Republican philosophy, discusses Taft Hartley, and calls for clear 1956 ideas beyond practical election tactics. The four day session focused on organizing the rural vote.
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Len Hall
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Klaw
Erlanger
Republican Party
Roosevelt
United States
Harry Truman
George Marshall
Dean Acheson
Truman
A.D.A
Taft
Is Education Suffering or Learning Too Much?
Column argues schools are underfunded and misprioritized while praising modern classrooms and student engagement. It contrasts past hardships with present comfort, questions student attitudes, and recalls personal sacrifice to justify more education funding.
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Robert A. Taft
U'S
Open House marks Animal Shelter anniversary turnout
Dave Regan reports the Animal Shelter celebrated its second anniversary with an Open House drawing more than two thousand visitors. The event featured puppies adopted by families, a new pet cemetery, and dog themed treats, while some visitors hoped for cats or faced no-pet limits.
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Animal Shelter
AFL CIO Merge Names Big Union Yet Short on Ease of Use
Washington reports the AFL and CIO plan a joint name the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations and a shared executive council. Meany and Reuther will lead the merged entity with CIO members initially in the minority and politics on the agenda.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Outfit
Walter Reuther
George Me
American Labor
Execut Council
Meany
Afl-Cio
North Pole trip and Ostertag’s polar essay
Washington columnist recounts a trip toward the North Pole with plans to visit Norway and other nations. He praises Rep. Harold C. Ostertag for a vivid North Pole piece about flying over Arctic routes and NATO defense stakes.
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Washington
North Pole
Pole
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
France
Italy
Harold C. Ostertag
Attica
N. Y
Ostertag
House of Representatives
George Bender
Senate
Commodore Peary
Maketit
Northeast Air Command
Earth
Moscow
Russia
Thule
Stars Urge Careful Effort and Caution in Tomorrow's Plans
Horoscope advises avoidance of carelessness and overspending with Mars and Sun energizing confidence. It notes favorable P M hours for work yet warns against distractions and blue sky ventures. For birthdays, career gains may come by late October with creativity and travel favored in early 1956.
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Mars
Fragmented Factographs of History and Science
A garbled digest mentions Napoleon at Waterloo in Belgium Oberammergau’s Passion Play roots 1633 plague vow gravitation stronger on the moon than earth nickel and dime metals less valuable Suez Canal under Disraeli era A Hottentotig native South Africa telephone Clarke School for Deaf Northampton Bell early US flag details seen through a distorted OCR copy
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Oberammergau
Activ
Clarke School For Deaf
Northampton
Mass
Alexander Graham Bell
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Evelyn
Warnes
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George E. Sokolsky
Marshall
Acheson
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Harry Boyd
Dave Regan
Butler County
Marvin Hellman
Ster
James Marlow
George Dixon
North America
Arctic
Estrellita
Tommorrow
Waterloo
Napoleon
Belgium
Moon
Suez Canal
England
Disneli
South Africa
House of the Seven G
Salem
Wayside Sudbury
Manning
Billerica
Massa
Dennis the Menace
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