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The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and delivery options for readers in the area and beyond. It includes per copy fees, weekly carrier rates, and annual mail rates for local and outside regions, with a Bible verse cited at the end.
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New York Teen Drug Addict Court Opens May First
A special noncriminal court for drug addicted youths aged 16 to 21 opens May 1 in New York City. Proceedings are private, with information lodged by any interested party. Magistrates with social work interest hear cases, may order medical exams, and place addicts in a dedicated hospital for cure.
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New York City
Positive Approach Needed in Korea Talks
Nine months after UN negotiators began truce talks with Communist reps the process remains slow and unproductive. The piece argues for a serious reappraisal by top leaders of policy, warning that continuing fruitless talks risk worsening the strategic position in Korea while urging a new, positive course rather than drifting.
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Reds
Korea
Scientific Marriage Foundation Proposal by Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane outlines a plan for a nonprofit Scientific Marriage Foundation. Aimed at matching unmarried individuals, the proposal envisions a matriculation fee, physician reports, references, photos, and questionnaires. Field representatives would verify age and integrity, with subsidies from philanthropists to cover costs.
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The Stars Save For Tomorrow Genevieve Kemble
Conflicting astral conditions bring confusion and contradictions with obstacles and disappointments yet initiative and determination rise to handle crises. Postpone vital issues may be wise. a birthday year predicts sudden, baffling situations and a child born today may show practical aggression yet slow decision making.
Supreme Court asked to rule on presidential powers and due process
Washington notes the constitutional fight over whether the President can declare an emergency and arrest citizens without judicial review. The case centers on government seizure of steel plants, with routes to the Supreme Court via district and circuit courts. The debate questions whether the executive branch is limited by the Constitution and highlights the balance between the ballot box and impeachment as checks.
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Department of Justice
Congress
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U.S. District Court
David A. Pine
Secretary of Commerce
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
America
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Free America
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Baldridge
Impeachment as Remedy in Presidential Crisis
The article argues impeachment may be the only practical recourse during a presidential term when ballot removal is years away. It discusses Baldridge’s interpretation of Article II, Judge Pine’s rebuke, and the fear that the executive could ignore Supreme Court rulings, highlighting the urgency of impeachment to restore confidence in American governance.
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Pine
Baldridge
Congress
Life and Spring Thoughts From Erich Brande
In a breezy Spring column Erich Brande muses on escaping daily toil for money making schemes. He weighs becoming a gun renter for murders, then favors truffle hunting with pigs in France, preferring the pig’s grunts to crooners and political talk.
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France
Window Cleaners Face Dangerous, Lofty Work
The speaker notes that window cleaners on skyscrapers and tall buildings risk fatal falls from great heights, making the dangerous profession a likely avoidance. It reflects on the peril and scarcity of safety guarantees in such jobs.
Columner Posts Bold Spring Ambition In Final Draft
The speaker declares satisfaction with a completed column and freedom for spring. They muse about continuing in the business, signaling confidence and a potential continued career path.
Washington Scene satire on debt and a House hopeful
George Dixon reviews Federal Reserve missteps and the lure of easy credit while lampooning Mark J. Hammett a Maryland 5th District candidate. He mocks Hammett self praise and cites outdated Manhattan purchase lore and Rep. Edwin Hall as a fighter among Republicans in Congress.
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Binghamton, N. Y
Argument Questions Fidelity and Possible Impeachment
The text questions a figure’s loyalty to the Constitution and suggests impeachment as a consequence. It notes that impeachment can be initiated by a House majority and removal requires a two thirds Senate vote as defined by the Constitution.
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Senate
Barbs on Bonds and Summer Checkers Tournaments
A fragmented note mentions Uncle Sam's bonds and a forecast that checker tournaments will be discussed this summer, at a time when people plan to be too lazy to travel or move.
White House PR misses after steel mill seizure clash
James Marlow discusses the White House public relations push over the steel mill seizure. He notes the initial high point, followed by counterattacks from Clarence B. Randall of Inland Steel, and Republican criticism in Congress. The piece highlights the public war of words and a 69-page legal brief defending the seizure.
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Inland Steel Company
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Congress
Truman
President’s power remark at news conference sparks backlash
In a tense session the President voiced views on seizing newspapers and claimed broad powers. He cited an ultimatum to Stalin, later clarified as a diplomatic note, while aides and Baldridge faced bipartisan outrage over assertions of unlimited presidential authority.
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Holmes Baldridge
Truman
Congress
Unclear debate on financial aid at local store
An informal account describes a late night debate at a local store over financial aid to people in backward areas, with a claim that Uncle GF pressed for faster assistance than others.
Vote May 6 Primaries Stand Up and Be Counted
A weekly editorial urges readers to vote in the May 6 primaries, arguing the need for party participation to weed out unfit candidates. It cites low 1948 Ohio turnout and quotes James S. Kemper on liberty, urging citizens to express their political choice and study primaries with League of Women Voters.
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League of Women Voters
Ohio
James S. Kemper
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Art Ford
Leopard
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Hal Wallis
Gary Crosby
Bing
Stanford
Norman Foster
Geogiana
Gary Merrill
Bette Davis
Durante
Greenwich Village
Broadway Gossip Hits and Star Rumors From Otis Desk
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Hollywood and Broadway chatter about Mickey Rooney Norma Amigo Alice Roosevelt Longworth Jane Froman Lynn Bari Sid Luft disputes Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis deals fellow stars in Greenwich Village parties and TV rights. Celebrities kiss and tell as previews, weddings, and political come and go with caustic wit and sharp timing.
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Mickey Rooney
Gogi's
Norma Amigo
Mick
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Taft
Jane Froman
Lynn Bari
Sid Luft
Harold
Drive-in theaters to reopen raise hopes for family markets
All of the little kids will have another place to fall asleep as soon as all the drive-in theaters are in operation again. The line hints at a revival of family outings and entertainment options as venues resume activity.
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Betty Coleman
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