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Publishes rates for per copy and carrier delivery in Middletown Ohio and surrounding areas. Lists prices for evening editions and weekend papers by mail and outside regions. Includes a Bible verse and a quotation from Job 33 33.
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Liberal isolationists urge Senate to reject NATO pact
An open letter by over 300 Americans urges the Senate to turn down the North Atlantic Treaty and calls for direct talks with Stalin. Signers include Protestant bishops and college leaders, but the piece argues peace at any price risks freedom and democracy and warns against Soviet aggression. A Washington column notes APSA proposals to inject science into party politics and the need for disciplined platforms, elections every two years, and a National Policy Council.
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T. O. Thackrey
Russia
Mr. Truman
Peter Edson
Washington
American Political Science Association
A.P.S.A
Hoover Commission
Philo G. Seeks Sleep Advice From The Worry Clinic
Dr George W Crane explains insomnia fear creates a vicious cycle. Sleep is not essential for death. lying quietly has heart and kidney rest benefits. Edison and marathon performers show humans can function with little sleep. Mental relaxation and reducing tension matter most, not more sleep.
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Free Enterprise and Farm Aid Debate in Congress
Washington notes discuss the shift from free markets to more government intervention as Secretary Brannan proposes a farm support program. The plan would buy or pay farmers to stabilize income, possibly lowering prices for consumers while expanding federal influence over crop choices. Critics warn of overreach. supporters call it a necessary step to prevent farm crises in a changing economy.
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One Word Led To Another on the Long Island R R Ups and Downs
The Long Island Railroad faces court battles and rider complaints over fare hikes delays and service. Commuters blame poor schedules and the Pennsy control while the Public Service Commission orders more information and a new monthly ticket system. The PSC awards a 33 13 percent increase to boost revenue and calm riders as the railroad promises better service.
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The Voyager Hal Boyle on Ernie Pyle and war memories
Hal Boyle reflects on Ernie Pyle four years after his death, recalling the wartime journalist’s dignity and writings. He cites Pyle’s last words on humility in victory and the enduring impact of his clear window into soldiers’ lives, urging tolerance and cautious hope for peace.
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Life with a Weekend Visitor The Mother’s Untold Toll
An uncle recalls a chaotic weekend with his niece, praising mothers’ tough job while detailing destroyed objects, tangled wires, ripped dresses, and the energetic onslaught of a three year old. He reflects on motherhood, children, and the lasting mess left behind.
Genevieve Kemble The Stars Say
Sun sign guidance for Tuesday April 19 cautions against rash actions and urges calm reflection. Birthdays hint at constructive demonstrations of talent and stability if persistent, but warn that intemperate fits could ruin efforts and threaten growth and security.
Stassen Urges Asia Aid to Counter Chinese Communist Threat
George E Sokolsky reports Harold Stassen's call at MIT convocation for active U S aid to southern China and the four southern provinces to counter Communism. He argues for an Asia wide plan, minimum one billion dollars yearly, administered regionally and through private enterprise, alongside a parallel Europe policy. He contrasts this with existing Marshall Plan insights and laments U S unpreparedness for its global role.
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Great Britain
Barkley quips on vice presidency and Hawaii cooking class
Washington reports quote Vice President Alben Barkley joking about duties including staying awake in the Senate and reading papers for the President’s health. A Maui Hawaii class for blind women teaches cooking with step by step directions. The National Archives announces a massive new Guide detailing hundreds of thousands of cubic feet of records.
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University of Hawaii Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Dickie
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
National Archives
Central School PTA Buys Music Box
Twenty years ago the Central School PTA purchased a music box for the school. The item likely served as a classroom or school assembly centerpiece and reflects ongoing PTA efforts to enhance school life.
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Barbs and tips blend in political banter
A satirical note highlights the public’s fatigue with politicians and their backslapping while offering a quirky tip for housewives: cleaning aids might be found on the golf course.
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