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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1957
Page
4
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The meeting of IMF governors faces two hard facts the rise of West Germany as an economic victor and the United States growing wealth. Germany debates revaluing the mark while exporting surpluses and keeping inflation fears. France and Britain press for up valuing the mark yet Bonn resists saying the currency is pegged to the dollar. Germany’s strong exports and no wartime military bill help its surplus but IMF concerns hinge on global trade balances and debt moves.
Kashmir tied dispute returns to the U N Security Council with India led by Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon set to address discussions on Sept 24. The council has debated plebiscite plans under U N supervision amid competing Indian and Pakistani claims and recent vetoes.
Hal Boyle profiles Joe E Lewis in New York nightclubs as he marks 35 years in show business. The 55 year old star, rival to Jimmy Durante, reflects on authenticity, gambling, and his philosophy of happiness. He recalls his Lower East Side roots and notes a prior stomach operation, waking grateful each morning.
David Lawrence argues that constitutional meaning comes only through court disputes not advisory opinions. He notes the governor’s appeal, federalism limits, and the chance the Supreme Court may moot the issue by withdrawing the case. The piece questions state power, order, and the role of federal courts in race integration crises.
A long article recounts Sea Bright First Aid volunteers in New Jersey, detailing their selfless service over 21 years. It covers their ambulances, funding via a yearly drive, and the 8,000 emergency calls with only six ambulance deaths. It notes volunteers’ blood donations, fundraisers, and training, highlighting their unglamorous, unpaid work.
The piece contrasts modern prefab home building with biblical construction of Solomon's temple. It notes how David planned a temple for the Ark but was told a peaceful king would complete it. timber and stones were prepared off site and reassembled on Mount Moriah, with no metal tools heard during construction.
A Color Research Institute of Chicago experiment shows diners lose appetite when lights are colored. Guests see steaks gray and milk red, causing nausea and reduced eating. The study supports that we eat with eyes as color powers emotions and digestion. Purple banana, anyone.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Lena Horne's Jelly Jamaica tryout in Philadelphia endured a wardrobe crisis when designer Ferreras was dismissed after clashes over costumes. Gowns were repaired and the show persisted with a 12 hour refitting day. The column also catalogs showbiz romances, health notes, and industry rumors.
Edgy moods may ease with patience and tolerance improving daily interactions. Renovations and redecorating are favorable. for birthdays tomorrow, a favorable career cycle with expansion plans in 1958 including possible environment changes. Next month boosts new ideas, late October offers a good financial window. Travel and personal relations look strong through mid year. a born child will be charming and sensitive.
On September 24 1937 the German government barred Yehudi Menuhin from presenting the world premiere of Robert Schumanns Lost Violin Concerto. Mussolini and Hitler held a meeting, leaving observers unsure of its impact. Elizabeth Smith was named pianist for Ohio University’s symphony, having prior experience with the Middletown High School band. A second diamondback rattlesnake was found near Coles Road following an earlier sighting on Park Drive.
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