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The Middletown Journal lists payment options for copies by carrier and mail, detailing weekly rates for Middletown and Sunday News Journal and yearly rates for local, trading area, and outside regions. A Bible verse is quoted at the end.
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Forrestal Warns of Long Military Readiness and UN Limits
Secretary of Defense Forrestal told the House Armed Services Committee that the United States must maintain a large pool of trained men for at least 50 years, arguing for a draft and a universal military training law to keep a ready reserve. He cautioned the UN may not sustain world peace and that a strong military potential is needed to back diplomacy, especially amid Russia’s threat and ongoing Cold War tensions. The piece contrasts democratic elections with violent tactics seen in Evansville and defends press reporting of Wallace.
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United Nations
Forrestal
House Armed Services Committee
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Russia
Evansville
Ind
Henry Wallace
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Wallace
America
Adolescent nerves mirror menopause says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane analyzes case Q-221 June T 16 who Feels nervous flushed hands tremble and cries easily on little things. He notes puberty and menopause share psychological traits with emotional upsets and a sense of being a nobody. The mother shows similar mood shifts.
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Dr. Crane
June
Coal Strike Ends? Politics and Courts Clash Here
A detailed critique of the 1946 coal mine shutdown led by John L. Lewis. The piece questions the roles of Speaker Martin and President Truman, arguing the dispute tested federal authority and the nation's economy, with trials looming on contempt and future contracts.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
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Lewis
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House of Representatives
Joseph W. Martin
House
Truman
Cyrus Ching
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Martin
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Mr. Martin
Congress
Speaker Martin
John Lewis
U. S. Mediation Service
Necle
Equal Justice
One Word Led To Another Arthur Baer Sees Navy Dream
Veteran humorist Arthur Baer muses on enlisting in the Navy to escape pool hall life. He jokes about learning eighty jobs, becoming an expert, and imagining a future as chief petty officer with steady pay. He notes peacetime travel, Annapolis odds, and the desire to recruit the young.
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Shanghai
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Annapolis
Voyager: Ex-newspaperman Tom Sugrue Finds God Through Pain
Hal Boyle profiles Tom Sugrue, a paralyzed ex-newspaperman who has endured cobra venom therapy and extensive treatments since 1937. He describes his quest for God and spiritual unity, writing and dictating works despite disability while using a backscratcher as an aid. Sugrue seeks a godward path for America and philosophy of suffering shaping a personal faith.
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New York
Thomas Sugrue
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Heaven
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Tom Sugrue
Florida
Starling
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White House
Eddie Condon
America
How to switch parties in Ohio primaries trick revealed
An article explains how Ohio primary law could allow voters to switch parties by misrepresenting past ballots. It describes how secret ballots and sworn oaths could let a Republican become a Democrat or vice versa at the polling place, with poll workers as final arbiters. It also notes the clock radio product on the market.
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Aebate
Ohio
Wisconsin
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Stars Favor Prudent Plans For April Fifteen
Genevieve Kemble predicts a Thursday marked by clear logic and sound tactics guiding major objectives. Focus on concrete projects while safeguarding against confusion and petty intrigue to avoid undermining sound ideas. Continuous vigilance helps prevent shifts caused by betrayal or undercover schemes.
Florida Florida and California rivalries end in friendly respect
Erich Brande notes a Florida reader response to a Southern Pacific California vacation ad. He argues the two states are not true rivals, both produce oranges and tourists, and urges fraternal ties. He praises the Southern Pacific ad and ends with a hat off to the railroad.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Florida
Southern Pacific
California
Macy
Thirty-Fourth Street
West
Middle West
Musicales at Memorial Hall and a political fund tale
In Dayton a 14 choir event at Memorial Hall showcased the First Presbyterian Church choir. Senator Borah sought 160000 to repay a Republican loan while 7000 was raised for striking miners. Reporter Arthur Bris bane praised the act as better than sending funds to Mr Sinclair. Reiner Brothers meat packers and grocers formed a 100000 corporation with Fred Reiner John Reiner and Lewis Reiner as officers. Air conditioned barns claim faster tobacco curing in tests.
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First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hall
Dayton
Senator Borah
Mr. Sinclair
Arthur Brisbane
Sinclair
Reiner
Wisconsin primary shocks and Dewey edges in shift
The Wisconsin primaries produced surprise results with Stassen gaining delegates and Dewey running short of expectations. MacArthur lacked clear stances while New York's 90 votes keep Dewey in the lead to pursue roughly 400 more to secure the nomination. Bradenton, Florida commentary on postwar politics and international figures rounds out the column.
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Paul Hoffman
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Martin
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Field Marshall
Lord Montgomery
Berlin
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