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The Middletown Journal lists price plans for per copy and various subscriptions including by carrier and mail. Rates cover local daily, evening editions, and Sunday News Journal, with regional and overseas options and advance payment required. A biblical verse from II Thessalonians 3:1 closes the notice.
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Cost unknown on new farm aid program debate
The article contrastsSecretary Brannan’s reluctance to quote a cost for a new farm aid plan with higher estimates from Senator Aiken and others. It discusses government outlays for potatoes, potential total costs, and congressional demand for clearer figures before action, while noting broader concerns about mental hospital funding and Franco’s stance on Western aid and defense alignments.
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Carrier fleets and bases guard against atomic threat
A Washington commentary argues that naval carriers remain essential to deliver and shield atomic strikes, with carriers supported by light cruisers and destroyers. It warns that European base politics could endanger U S security and emphasizes the need for a super carrier program as insurance against lost land bases and uncertain allied access.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Russia
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Dr George W Crane Examines Smoking and Pregnancy
In CASE T-256 Dr Crane discusses mixed evidence on smoking by expectant mothers. He argues tobacco may harm fetal development, citing embryonic sensitivity and nicotine risks, and advises pregnant women to abstain. He notes doctors who smoke often reduce patient tobacco use and promotes his bulletin on pregnancy.
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Confession of a Free Ireland and an Irish-American
Hal Boyle recalls Ireland’s freedom as 17 million acres are freed from British rule and predicts unity for Ulster. He traces family ties, emigration, and shared history, noting Irish resilience and gratitude toward England’s people even as he laments past oppression.
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Collins
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MacNeills
O’connells
Boyle
Gavagan
Pat
Mike
England
Father Mathew
Grandpa Boyle
Empire
Margaret Gavagan
County Mayo
Dublin
London
One Word Led To Another in Boxing Elimination History
Baer traces boxing era shifts from Jeffries and Burns through Johnson Tunney and Schmeling to Louis. He mocks endless heavyweight eliminations, noting Burns rise and fall, Johnson's KO, Tunney's era, and the cycle returning to square one as Joe Louis era ends.
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Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Marvin Hart
Bill Squires
Tommy Burns
Marvin
Burns
Quires
Australia
San Francisco
Squires
Bill
Gunner Moir
London
England
Jem Roche
Dublin
Jack Johnson
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Joe
Agate
In Vivo Life View by Brandeis on Test Tubes
Erich Brandeis contrasts life lived in vitro versus in vivo using examples from a medical talk. He argues that ideas and traditions tested only in theory fail, while lived experience and personal growth lead to happiness and peace of mind. He urges readers to live religion in vivo, not as abstractions.
Genevieve Kemble The Stars Say For Wednesday April 20
The auguries warn of peril to business plans and ambitions from rash impulses. Clear the atmosphere of damage through tact and humility to restore finances and family assets. Birthday advice urges stable character to mend fences and seek cooperative, gracious support to recover ravaged resources.
Forrestal and the burden of unified military service
The piece reflects on James Forrestal's role in unifying the armed forces, noting the personal and political costs he endured. It recounts opposition from New Dealers and Zionists, the strain of reassignment under the Defense framework, and the toll on his health and public standing.
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Navy
Defense
Hoover Commission
Forrestal
Air Force
War
Air
Secretary of Defense
Secre of Defense
Gress
Symington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Columbia University
United States
Roosevelt
Yalta
State Department
Middle East
Orrestal
Congress
St. Patrick's Day
Questions and Answers Quiz Feature From Early 20th Century
A compact quiz extract presents brief questions and concise answers on science history and public figures. Topics include molecular sizing methods, Joe Louis’ record tenure and earnings, the origin of Dixie, Alaska arable land, Harry S. Truman’s Red Cross presidency, honey production by worker bees, and Sir Hubert Wilkins as the first to film actual combat for theaters.
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Masoner pledged to Pi Kappa Alpha at Ohio State
Twenty years ago Paul H. Masoner a Middletown student at Ohio State University was pledged to the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. The City Commission discussed bids on motorcycles for the Police Department and uniforms for police and firemen at a recent meeting.
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Paul H. Masoner
Middletown
Ohio State University
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
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