Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for carriers and mail, detailing daily evening editions, weekend bundles, and regional pricing. An included Bible verse from Luke 15:4 adds a reflective touch to the notice.
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Easter Parade and 1951 trends in fashion and politics
The piece notes an spring Easter parade with expected fashion flourishes from ankle skimming skirts to bonnets and bright color schemes and the mood of renewal amid world tensions. It also discusses Western allied land concessions to Germany, postwar political shifts, and future poultry industry advances toward a deluxe 1951 chicken variety. It mentions the Fed reducing margin requirements, deflation signals, and economic policy debate.
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S. E. Tomhave
Department of
Animal and Poultry Industry
University of Delaware
Adoption the love bridge not blood ties in Dr Crane piece
In this Worry Clinic column Dr George W Crane argues that love, loyalty, and virtue come from training, not birth. An adopted child can form deep bonds with foster parents and grow into a loving, moral person if raised properly, with inherited status not determining character or intelligence.
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Jimmy
Mao offers Nationalists a chance to save their necks
James White reports on a turning point in China's civil war as Mao Zedong invites Nationalist officials to repent and join the Communist cause. Fu Tso-Yi recounts Nationalist faults, while the Communists outline terms for absorption, a coalition government, and a new constitution. The path to peace appears possible but its durability remains uncertain.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Origin of roller skating traced to 18th century Holland
A quiz featuring terse Q and A covers roller skating’s birth by an unknown Dutchman who attached wooden spools to shoes, the sport’s spread through Europe in the next century, George Washington’s only departure from the U.S. to the West Indies, the first stroke in a striking clock, yearly transit by bus or trolley, and the narrowest coast to coast U.S. distance between Coronado California and Brunswick Georgia.
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England
France
Germany
United Sates
Coronado
California
Brunswick
Georgia
Baer Bluntly Attacks Olympic Politics and Elbows of Power
The column ridicules Soviet and fascist regimes and their sporting banners. It cites hockey, boxing icons like Carnera and Cerdan, and famed editors to lampoon political influence in sport. The author argues capitalistic elbows dominate, mocking international antagonism and totalitarian cleverness.
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Carnera
Shickelgruber
Schmeling
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Arthur
Brisbane
New York
Cerdan
France
the Invalides
South America
Madison Square Garden
Hybrid trees go berserk in front yard debate
New York AP reports Gilbert and Millicent Ward hire Jonathan Spray to plant fast growing hybrids. One tree grows over the house, another stunted thorny and apple-like. A tree doctor treats it as split personality, suggesting humor and usefulness to calm the anxious hedge.
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NEW York (Ap
Gilbert
Millicent Ward
Jonathan Spray
Jonathan
Jimmy Durante
Milicent
Cortex
Millicent
Dr. Cortex
Profits debate and Keyserling on Meet the Press
The column questions Leon Keyserling economic views on profits and expansion. It cites his remarks on government steel expansion, the role of small savers in American enterprise, and the risk to private ownership if profits are curtailed. The piece stresses caution about government driven growth and preserves Tuesday era economic tensions.
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Lawrence Spivak
Leon Keyserling
Truman
General Electric Company
Thomas Edison
Standard Oil Companies
Mr. Keyserling
United States
Waldrop
Keyserling
Card Sense and Green Thumbs in a Gentle Squabble
A column explores two losing games, cards and paying the check, noting the writer’s lack of card sense and a humorous envy of a neighbor’s green thumb. The piece blends personal anecdotes about Canasta and petunias with light self mockery and a warm, small town voice.
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Oklahoma
Practical infant development tips and adoption guidance
The piece notes no perfect tests for under age two with the revised Binet. It lists milestones: smiling at 2 to 3 months, sitting up by 6 to 8 months, speaking around 12 months, walking by 14 to 15 months. It also encourages adoption, urging at least two adopted children and comparing to adopting a mate from outside the family.
Zodiac Portrait and Skeleton Notes Intersect in This Readable Fragment
Genevieve Kemble cautions about uncertain affairs requiring calm action and prudent timing. The passage discusses how erratic nerves may stress decisions, urging cautious progress and realistic planning for future security while noting a child born today may have deep analysis to navigate challenges. It also mentions the skull bone count changing with age.
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Rone
Pyramid Clubbers Charm City With Friendly Gamble
Dave Regan notes Pyramid Clubbers are persistent, numerous, and defend the club idea. They report social payoff and friendships as newcomers praise the ease of meeting people, despite concerns that the nationwide appeal rests on getting something for nothing.
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Pyramid
Ourself
Pyramid Club
Middletown
Barbs An Indiana man phoned home after nine days
An Indiana man reported missing for nine days called his family, noting the longest prior absence was only a few hours. The column reflects on language, spinach yields, friendship, wealth, and shifting weather potentially affecting home gardens and seasonal vegetables.
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