Middletown Journal subscription rates and notices
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy, carrier, and mail options. It includes regional rates for five and six day combos, a 9.00 year in area, 15.00 outside area, and 35.00 outside U S A. The page closes with a biblical verse fragment.
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Japan Becomes Free Ally as US Occupation Ends
The peace treaty takes effect closing the US led occupation with Gen Ridgway remaining in Tokyo as Allied commander guest. Japan gains sovereignty while Russia loses occupation privileges and remains technically at war with Japan. Japan may seek UN membership amid mixed reactions from Russia and Western powers.
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May Day eclipsed by Loyalty Day shows few radicals
May Day no longer draws strong crowds in cities like New York and Chicago as American radicals wane. The 1939 Stalin Hitler pact shifted sentiment, and nationwide loyalty parades led by Veterans of Foreign Wars and other groups often outdrew May Day, which remains a distant, largely symbolic observance.
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Scientific Marriage Foundation proposed by Dr. Crane
Dr. George W. Crane suggests a public debate on a Scientific Marriage Foundation in Chicago to pair Lila B a 29 year old secretary with suitable men. He outlines an anonymized matchmaking process using coded identities based on religion politics race and economy with psychological charts to foster happy homes and reduce divorce. Readers are invited to respond with views and to write for Dr Crane's psychological chart.
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Legal clash over the presidents steel seizureruling
Federal Judge David A. Pine will decide soon on the presidents seizure of the steel mills. Steel lawyers argue no constitutional grant exists to seize private property and seek restoration of mills or wage limits. government lawyers contend emergency powers justify action under broad presidential authority.
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Doctor explains methods to kill head and body lice
Edwin Jordan outlines modern lice treatments including DDT powder benzyl benzoate and freon pyrethrum bombs for body lice. He notes nit eggs require a second treatment after hatch and stresses prevention personal cleanliness and regular bathing as key to reducing infestations.
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Nebraska State Size Compared With Northeast States
Nebraska covers 77,000 square miles, larger than the combined areas of Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware and New Jersey, illustrating its vast extent in the region.
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Looking At Life on Grammar and Education
An irate reader blasts radio announcers for bad grammar and laments modern usage. The column riffs on hot coffee, cold beer, two teaspoons, and the value of education versus brains, with anecdotes from Lou Costa and Irvin Cobb.
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British law on wives pay sparks American interest
Americans discuss a proposed British Parliament bill granting wives a legal right to a share of their husbands income. Respondents recount domestic pay secrecy, with husbands joking a similar law could be proposed in the United States. The piece frames a humorous cross cultural take on marital finance and freedom.
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Washington Scene on Government Spending and Elections
Rep John Phillips questions federal research funding surpassing two billion dollars, citing historic figures and noting bureaucratic expansion. The column critiques Oscar Ewing and the Hutterites study, then reviews George Stimpson’s political primer with etymology of politics, voting, battles of ballots, and presidents.
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Queen Juliana Counts Bad Manners in Holland Row
Aunt Molly Harmeworth remarks that Queen Juliana will tell Holland about misbehavior and rowing within the American family. Morris and McGrath were dismissed in Washington under her nose as the steel dispute worsened. The Queen smiled, likely thinking everyone had a lot of Detch up in her boner.
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Old veteran notes gender tug of war over pay in US and Britain
A white haired veteran of forty years says Parliament would not help husbands in Britain and Congress would fear their wives. He claims in America men have lost the battle for the paycheck as wives and government fight a tug of war. He advises husbands sit on the sidelines and cheer. On wife On government.
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Big Frogs Grow Across Diverse Global Habitats
Ten inch frogs inhabit South Cameroons in Africa while Solomon Islands species reach about eight and a half inches. North American bullfrogs commonly approach eight inches in length, illustrating regional size variation among large frog species.
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Cancer drive benefit card party set for May first
In a push for cancer research funding Beta Psi Sorority sponsors a benefit card party May 1 at the American Legion. Players may join at the Legion or arrange home play through Mrs A R Maupin. Bring own cards to the Legion and reserve with Mrs Maupin.
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Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Rows of Gotham
Dorothy Kilgallen traces Hollywood and Broadway chatter in New York, noting a marquee of divorses, romances, contracts, and come and go. Headlines highlight Mike Todd courting Imogene Coco, Brando’s Audrey Lovell, Errol Flynn rumors, and Tallulah Bankhead TV plans among other brash town tales.
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Stars Urge Home Focus And Smart Purchases For Gemini
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a buoyant year centered on home life and personal comfort. Social joys, romantic matters, and domestic investments look favorable with growth and prosperity as key themes. Those born on this day may enjoy a sociable, culture loving year with ample funds for domestic and artistic interests.
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