Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Verse Quote
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with evening editions for local and trading area readers, including weekly and yearly rates, plus outside United States pricing. It also presents a Bible verse reference from Luke 8 13 and a Coe attribution.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal
Sunday News Journal
Evening Middletown Journal
Evening Middletown
Trading
MacArthur Bradley Testimony Signals Mixed View On Korea War
The forthcoming joint Senate testimony will probe whether General MacArthur and the Joint Chiefs of Staff shared views on Korea policy. While many military leaders backed MacArthur’s North Korea strategy, political factors and non military consequences mattered. Bradley’s blunt critiques and past clashes foreshadowed a complex stance on dismissals and military diplomacy amid rising state deficits tied to welfare costs and inflation.
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MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Joint Chiefs
Gen. Bradley
Chicago
Korea
Bradley
The
New Yorker
A. J. Liebling
Wake Island
Adm. Denfeld
Navy
Adm
Denfeld
Naval Operations
John G. Crommelin, Jr
Air Force
Formosa
Democratic Party
Peace Party
Scientific Dating Foundation proposal sparks optimistic plan
Dr George W Crane outlines a national Scientific Dating Foundation with district field agents, questionnaires, health checks, and clerical coordination to promote marriages and future voters. The plan envisions 100000 marriages yearly, 250000 Sunday school entrants in five years, and aims to boost national citizenship while avoiding heavy inheritance taxes.
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Henry Hitt Crane
Detroit
San Francisco
St. Louis
Oakland
America
Our Republic
Uncle Sam
Washington Happenings on Korea War Policy and Allies
David Lawrence notes in Washington Happenings that no clear Korea policy exists among Democratic leaders. He argues the administration pursues stalemate, restricts air strikes, and tolerates UN allies aiding the Communist foe. The piece questions Congressional leadership and foreign relations complicity, citing Britain, India, and Nationalist China.
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Korea
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India
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China
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America
Formosa
General MacArthur
The New Theme of American Morals and Manners
An opinion piece critiques modern American discourse focusing on moral decline and political blame. It contrasts past patriotism with current complaints about parties and leaders, notes deteriorating manners across society, cites Prof. Irwin Edman on “slightly hysterical exaggeration,” and probes U.S. Formosa policy and Korea era tensions amid Democratic Party scrutiny.
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America
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Marshall
Irwin Edman
Department of Philosophy
Columbia University
Teapot Dome
Harding
Seabury
Paul
Corinthians
Seoul in ruins as war wears down Korean capital
Hal Boyle notes Seoul as a battered, starving city under siege, changed hands four times in ten months, its population crushed from 1.5 million to 200,000. He describes river defenses, strategic risks, and the human toll from bombardment, hunger, and disease as the city earns pity from war.
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Seoul
United Nations
Paris
Orient
South Korea
Jottings From Broadway Murmurs and Movie Gossip
A collage of celebrity mischief and industry notes from Dorothy Kilgallen. Items include weddings in Murfreesboro, a torn marriage license, atomic test talk, Ted Briskin chasing Gloria DeHaven, Burgess Meredith Poe-esque Truman Capote look, California politics, Mario Lanzo publicity, Selene Walters travel, MacArthur vs. Truman buzz, and colorful Hollywood social skirmishes.
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Burgess Meredith
Edmund Wilson
Truman Capote
Earl Warren
California
United States
Mario Lanzo
Strength and Health
Mario
Kathryn Grayson
Selene Walters
South America
New York
Dr Katherine Bain Is Promoted at U S Children's Bureau
Washington energetic red haired Dr Katherine Bain longtime staffer at the U S Children's Bureau is named associate chief she will run programs for the bureaus research and grant administration to states for child health and welfare Bain said it is an honor to work for the government noting her departure from private pediatrics to take the new role and a Washington ceremony marked the swearing in
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Census Bureau
Bureau
Asheville
N. C
Breakiagt
Katherine Bain
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Uncle Sam
Bain
The Stars Foretell A Complex State Of Affairs
Genevieve Kemble notes a difficult dangerous state of affairs and miseries from within and without. She cites a 1945 1947 study on child life projects sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics Public Health Service and the Children s Bureau. Dr Bain advocates stronger community programs for new mothers and notes health service gaps across counties.
Steel Toughness Gained Through Mnaturing Aging
Steel containing about 12 percent manganese grows older and tougher with severe usage, showing increased hardness as it ages under heavy use.
Language and rulers of Vatican City and Carmen Sylva
The official language in general use is Italian while official acts of the Holy See are drawn in Latin. Tigers are native to eastern and southern Asia and adjacent islands, not Africa except in captivity. Carmen Sylva was the pen name of Elizabeth, former queen of Romania.
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Holy See
Africa
Asia
Carmen Sylva
Elizabeth
Letters From Home And Overseas Reach Middletown
Editorial notes letters from GIs in Korea and Marines at Camp Pendleton asking for mail and sharing how readers and the paper help them. A report on a reader in Caracas sending a hometown keepsake for I Am An American Day. An old resident fondly recalls Middletown and Rev. John Sullivan as home remains.
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Gordon Elliot Hughes
Gordon
Caracas
Venezuela
Betty
John Sullivan
Oldster
Methodist Church
J. C. Barnett
Middletown
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