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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1955
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing by format and region. Per copy 30 cents in city area 25 outside. Weekly carrier and Sunday edition options. mail subscriptions $9 to $35 yearly depending on area. advance payment required.
A Middletown Ohio note quotes 1 Timothy 2 2 urging prayer for kings and all in authority so people may lead a quiet and peaceful life in godliness and honesty. The brief reflects a religious message printed in the local scene.
Betting odds favored a Stevenson challenge if Eisenhower ran again, a scenario scrapped by Eisenhower’s heart attack. The piece reviews four past defeats of incumbents who sought a second bid, including Adams, Adams, Van Buren, Harrison, Cleveland, Bryan, and the shifting electoral dynamics shaping 1956 expectations.
The Idaho Power Company received a license from the Federal Power Commission to build three dams on the Hells Canyon reach of the Snake River, but socialist opponents vow three legal steps to delay or block funding. They seek rehearing, a federal court challenge, and a possible Congressional withdrawal of the license.
New York columnist argues modern society suffers from civilization sickness caused by crowding. He urges a seven day workweek with 16 hour shifts to ease peak times, reduce traffic, and lower stress while noting church golf and beaches can shift to midweek. He warns only hermits enjoy calm digestion and disposition.
Washington reports eight governors and several senators emerged as potential Democratic contenders with Adlai E. Stevenson for the party’s nomination. Eisenhower’s health raised questions about a second term, boosting Stevenson’s prospects while Republicans weighed Nixon as a possible alternative. Democratic hopes center on Harriman and Williams among others, with hints of a broader candidate field for next year’s convention.
In a controversial pitch the Alaska governor urges a 20 year federal tax holiday to spur development in industry and mining. The concept prompts parallels for other states, arguing keeping tax dollars locally could boost jobs and taxable wealth. The commentary notes Iowans and residents alike feel the tax burden and seek relief to rebuild confidence.
Washington profile of Rev. C E Van Horne 84 former Methodist preacher turned aide to Sen Wild Bill Langer recounts his health cure through constant campaigning and salt on oatmeal. He credits political fights with reviving his vigor and notes his plans to travel with Scandinavian Airlines as Dixon departs with Ymelda.
The speaker muses on exempting each of the 48 states from federal taxes for one year to observe behavior under no tax pressure. He offers a personal tax exemption if a statewide plan is not pursued and laments perpetual taxes limiting potential endeavors.
The stars warn friction with associates if you yield to emotion or hypersensitivity. New friendships are not favored. show sympathy to close ones. For those with tomorrow as birthday, career progress is likely between now and mid November, but financial returns may wait until early 1956. A steady, initiative driven October boosts reputation. later 1955 into mid 1956 promises travel and romance, with a tactful child noted.
The first largest suspension bridge built in the United States crossed the Ohio River at Covington Kentucky and was completed in a year not specified in the prompt.
Dave Regan recalls a brisk start as a cold drizzle dampens spirits and a heat wave is resisted. The narrator notes the chilly air, a reluctant wake up, and the struggle to work through the damp cold with a raincoat left at the office.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Joan Diener’s London exit from Kismet amid fan sieges and public curiosity as headlines. Craned gossip covers Weather Bureau critics, Hurricane Ione shadows, and a wave of celebrity anecdotes from Williams, Durocher, Townsend, and more.
Rita Hayworth browsed Bonwit Teller with designer Elgee Bove amid admiring glances from shoppers. The Hartford model dubbed "Gus" drew attention, while Vincent Lopez reportedly shed twenty pounds in a month. the piece notes fashion and industry trends alongside a CinemaScope short from Twentieth Century Fox.
Jessie Royce Landis, Grace Kelly’s film mother, publishes theatrical memoirs titled You Won’t Be So Pretty But You’ll Know More. The Sardi Set debates who will govern Maurice Chevalier’s one man show AGVA or Actor’s Equity. A Monterey waiter, Simon Ayres, is highlighted as a former Wall Street wealth broker before 1929.
Mrs Elizabeth Rybolt served as Middletown's official delegate to the Pythian Sisters three day convocation in Springfield. She was accompanied by Mrs Mattie Cunningham and Mrs Lillie Peters.
G. Forest Brown of Lebanon joins three other Ohioans in attaining the Scottish Rite Masonry 33rd degree. The honor places Brown among a select group recognized for long service and achievement within the fraternal order.
About five hundred people attended the Boy Scout Silver Jubilee Circus at Armco Field the night prior. The highlight of the program was a chariot race featuring Scouts and circus acts in a lively showcase.
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