Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including per copy 5c, carrier 30c weekly, Sunday edition 40c weekly, and outside city 25c weekly with Sunday 35c. Mail rates: 9 year within trading area, 15 year outside trading area, 35 year outside U.S.A. All mail subscriptions prepaid. 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. The verse from I Timothy 3:1 appears.
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Return of Alien Property? Congress weighs restoring seized assets
A Senate subcommittee plans hearings on bills to restore all or part of enemy assets seized during World War II or use proceeds to pay war claims. The debate centers on properties worth about 252 million dollars held by the Alien Property Office and the 225 million used to cover claims.
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Congress
Senate Judiciary
Sen. Johnston
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General Aniline and Film Corporation
Office of Alien Property
United States
Japan
Treasury
Bonn
Two Major U S Telco Firms Plan Merger
The General Telephone Corporation and Theodore Gary and Co plan a merger creating a $700 million asset company with about 2.5 million subscribers in 30 states. Stockholders face approval steps amid a Delaware suit, as DoJ weighs monopoly risk and market impact.
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U.S
Bell System
General Telephone Corporation
Theodore Gary and Co
Delaware
U.S. Department of Justice
Kennedy's Pet Ocelot Smerdley Captures City Spotlight
Westport resident Arthur Kennedy and his wife keep Smerdley the ocelot as a watchcat in their old colonial home. The 8 month old wildcat, from Peru, prowls the house, enjoys rock n roll, football on TV, and nightly Dutch oven naps, whileKennedy mutters about potential zoo placement and scratches from the animal.
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Nixon as foe of Reds splits Republicans in 1956 race
Washington report says the Republican Party risks a left wing and right wing clash over Nixon's renomination for vice president as Democrats press stories to block him. It notes Nixon's role in uncovering Alger Hiss and his middle-of-the-road stance, with intra party factions pressing for or against his candidacy depending on power and leadership dynamics.
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Murray Snyder
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Russia
Latin and discipline clash with modern teen life
A columnist reflects on a lifelong belief in Latin's value for youth amid a feud with his teen about homework. He recalls promoting Latin for mental discipline and vocabulary, then admits a humbling lesson when his child’s attitude and homework load challenge the old crusade.
Costello as Smear Material in Political Rhetoric
The column argues that Frank Costello, once a publicity figure for rackets, is used as a convenient label to smear opponents. The author notes Costello’s notoriety faded, yet his name resurfaces in political framing, warning that leaders’ statements can mislead the public and shape election outcomes.
No Debates Only Mud Slung by Politicians
The piece laments tainted political discourse ahead of an election and calls for a genuine debate not bad manners. It notes no candidate named Frank Costello has been nominated and questions bribery insinuations.
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Costello
Setting a youngster straight on tricky spelling and Latin
The piece argues for teaching Latin to require effort and highlights enduring value from phrases like Veni vidi vici and E Pluribus Unum rather than focusing on declensions and cases. It stresses practical impact over mechanical trivia.
Old Fashioned Days at Middletown retail sale event
The Journal promotes Old Fashioned Days with 72 pages of bargains and free entertainment. Local merchants join in, offering themes and costumes to draw shoppers. Editorials promise a nostalgic feature, urging readers to recognize the disguise in tomorrow’s paper.
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Middletown
Yestern
Kilgallen notes Eartha Kitt on Apollo Eve
Eartha Kitt delivers an emotional plea after her final Apollo Theatre show, urging audiences not to trust press reports. The column also tracks social scraps from Hollywood and Broadway, including engagements, TV plans, and nightlife"
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Eartha Kitt
Apollo Theatre
Eartha
Josanne Mariani
Marlon Brando
California
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Forecast
The day advises following a solid plan, finishing pending tasks, and delaying new ventures until week’s end. A late afternoon favors industrial cooperation and teaching recruits, with career gains possible by November. Pleasant personal relations and a vivacious child traits noted.
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Pew
Dedication of New Franklin Post Office Building
A ceremony marks the dedication of Franklin’s new post office building. The structure cost about $70,000 to construct, reflecting the town’s growing federal facilities and civic pride.
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Franklin
Armco Beats Redlegs in Exhibition Clash 5 to 4
Armco's baseball team defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 5 to 4 in an exhibition game. The Reds fielded a first string lineup while Beatty of Armco scored two runs and Rebel hit the sole Armco homer.
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