Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Declared
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options including per copy, weekly carrier, and mail plans. Rates cover in town, trading area, and outside regions with annual and six day options, payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening
Middletown Journal
Sunday
News Journal
Tradk
Ae News
Us.a
Ephriam
Egypt
Assyria
Hosea
Easter 1950 Faith Renewal Promised Amid World Turmoil
The sermon links Easter to global hope urging renewal of faith to guide nations away from selfish paths. It asserts Jesus’ constant presence, the light of his teachings, and the enduring Christian faith as a refuge through centuries of dynastic rise and fall. The message emphasizes perpetual hope for a redeemed world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Universities and Atom and the secrecy dilemma in science
The piece weighs how Russian thefts and Cold War fears press universities to choose between public research and secret AEC work. It cites Smyth and examples from Chicago, Columbia, and Los Alamos, noting tensions between academic freedom and national security and the need for new researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Henry D. Smyth
AEC
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Los Alamos
Klaus Emil Fuchs
Smyth
Change of Emphasis in American Science and Need for Spiritual Focus
The piece argues scientists push agricultural gains and consumer comforts while neglecting inner human development. It questions why projects to cultivate heart and social awareness lag, suggesting reorienting research toward artistic and charitable traits to address world woes. It closes with the adage necessity drives invention.
Adopt and raise older children for family harmony
Dr George W Crane advises that if a couple cannot have children, consider adopting at least two older children to provide companionship, teach responsibility, and prevent self centered habits. He argues the true parent child bond is psychological and that older or fostered children can thrive with love, guidance, and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte B
Silas Orners
Arenes
Terea
Congressional Immunity Shields Public Interest in Lawmaking
David Lawrence argues that congressional immunity from libel and slander suits protects the ability of lawmakers to scrutinize public policy without being silenced by costly litigation. He cites risks from powerful interests and notes the role of investigations, press coverage, and the FBI in uncovering wrongdoing, while acknowledging occasional abuses and the need for checks by public opinion.
The Stars Foresee Sudden Turns in Your Fortune
Genevieve Kemble predicts a sudden turn in fortune bringing dramatic crises or unexpected triumphs in business ventures inventions travel and performances. Those with birthdays may witness surprising shifts leading to new highs in hopes and wishes fulfilled with support from influential sources.
Moorish origins of orange blossom wedding custom
The practice of wearing orange blossoms at weddings is linked to Moorish influence. The blossoms symbolized chastity and fecundity among Moorish people.
From Brandeis on Life and Joy Versus Denial
A writer reflects on critics who condemn pleasures, arguing life is beautiful and to be enjoyed. He cites letters from readers, including a rare male correspondent, and contrasts biblical reverence with a forgiving, guiding view of scripture as a parental guide.
Oysters on Long Island Ranch Face Storms and Time
Hal Boyle reports Royal Tower and a 40 year oyster ranch on Long Island, detailing the labor of moving oysters between beds, the years needed to reach market size, and the risks from storms and pollution. The industry, worth about 70 million yearly, endures shifts in consumer tastes and evolving farming challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Royal Tower
Toner
Long Island
Julius Caesar
Britain
Rome
Harry Boyd and the Hoover Report Questions
A reader labeled Harry Boyd questions key facts in the Hoover report, noting uncertainty about cited details and seeking sources or clarification. The inquiry underscores demands for verifiable data and transparent sourcing within the report's conclusions.
Bridge survey and social club notes from 20 years ago
Ten bridges and two railroad trestles of the old Miami Erie Canal were surveyed by Frank Raschig deputy highway director and a team including George Sebald Russell Stevens Louie Waldner Frank B Pauly and KR DBD Barrett. The St Paul Church social room hosted 75 members of the Ladies Art Society for their regular meeting with Mrs Philip Strominger welcomed as a new member. Armco bowlers led by Fred Schmidt Bert Trettel Frank Kraft Harry Land and Jim Maines were set to bowl a picked team from General Electric in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Raschig
Geroge Sebald
Russell Stevens
Louie Waldner
Frank B Pauly
KR. Dbd
Barrett
Old
Miami Erie Canal
St. Paul Church
Laides Art Society
McKinley Sheets
Arthur Sheets
Robert Sheley
Elma Sebald
Mary Small
Ollie Sebald
C. Ed Sebald
Clarinda O
Fred Sanders
E H. Smoot
Philip Strominger
Armco
Fred Schmidt
Bert Trettel
Frank Kraft
Harry Land
Jim Maines
General Electric Company
Cincinnati
Barbs on fashion and real life lessons
A lighthearted column cites a postal clerk who weighs words and jokes about stalled cars and two cranks to start. A style expert notes many men are slaves to fashion, especially if they have grown daughters, while the air force treats flying saucers as jokes. The idea that a man and wife are one is challenged by listening to them.
To Err Is Human To Forgive Divine Insight
A reflective column contends that life is trial and error and crime has no excuse. It contrasts sin with repentance and questions how the ten commandments address modern temptations like dancing movies and smoking, urging that people misread sacred text to fit biases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ible
Laundry and college bills collide with postal service mail-in woes
A humorous riff questions whether the Post Office Department can profit from students sending dirty laundry home for mothers to wash. It notes hidden costs like postage, travel time, and space, plus the mother’s urge to ration treats, with a wry take on juggling tuition and household budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Junior
Mother
Family Laundry Scams Highlight Dormitory Woes
A sharp critique of campus laundry services exposes schemes profiting from students. The piece notes dormitory logistics flaws and the risk that garments and funds vanish between mail and meals, with a wary view of aggressive student traders and the higher costs of college life.
Dogwood legends and seasonal thoughts in a local column
Dave Regan shares seasonal musings on the flowering dogwood and a folk legend tying its cross shape to the Crucifixion. The piece weaves nature notes with a classroom anecdote about student subjects and a humorous Easter miscue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Two Taft Bridges Documents Attack State Dept Policy
The article cites Sen Robert A Taft accusing the Truman administration of following British Fabian Socialist patterns and predict ing economic decline if the same policies continue. It also highlights Sen Styles Bridges March 27 Can speech claiming bipartisan foreign policy is dead and demanding full investigations into State Department personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Collier's
Styles Bridges
Department of State
Taft
Great Britain
England
Americans For Democratic Action
Bridges
State Department
Oysters Provide Complete Food Source Says Expert
The discussion centers on oysters as a complete food. Toner explains oysters contain all essentials and notes rare pearls can be found with about a million to one chance. He adds pearls from local oysters are not highly valuable due to excess calcium and poor buffing quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toner
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
First Ave
Middlets
Ohio
Universities and Atom
George W. Crane
Worry Clinic
David Lawrence
Washington
Congress
United States
Air Force
Karl Fuchs
House Committee
FBI
Alger Hiss
Genevieve Kemble
Erich Brandeis
Hal Boyle
Chhildren
Coney Island
Harry Boyd
America
Dave Regan
Asia
George E. Sokolsky
New York Times
Acheson
Senate
Tydings
McCarthy
Miss Krock
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!