Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal publishes daily mornings except Sunday at 007 First Ave Middletown Ohio with per copy and weekly carrier rates. Mail subscriptions vary by area and include evening editions with the Sunday News Journal. rates shown in the notice include annual costs and conditions.
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Russia’s UN return exposes its cynical diplomacy
The piece argues Moscow uses boilerplate vows and reversals to serve shifting aims. It recounts Russia’s walkout over Red China’s UN seat, its later rhetoric about peace linked to mediation, and the swift reversal after a brief call by Jacob Malik. The author warns officials cannot trust Kremlin assurances and must read Russia’s actions, not words.
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Baruch urges drastic mobilization amid Russian showdown
Bernard M. Baruch urged Congress to consider drastic mobilization including wage controls as President Truman warned against sweeping measures. The House Banking Committee narrowly rejected the plan by a 10 to 9 vote, signaling Ashington's anxious mood and a readiness for rationing and price ceilings to curb hoarding. In India the Communist Party vows intensified efforts to liberate the nation, but no broad movement against Nehru exists. Gandhi's legacy guides Nehru as Communists attack his reforms.
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Worry Clinic Case Ties Germ Phobia to Self Sex Drive
In Case X-274 Mary M., 29, shows escalating fear of tuberculosis tied to autoeroticism and excessive handwashing. Dr. Crane links germ phobia to guilt and sexual self-perception, noting compensation for perceived faults and suggesting that repeated self‑touching behaviors feed fear of disease. Readers are invited to request a bulletin on sex psychology.
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Washington Happenings on Protocol Before Korea War
David Lawrence reports a secret 1950 protocol letter from Defense Secretary Louis Johnson to Dean Acheson. It proposes reordering Joint Chiefs of Staff protocol after secretaries, citing unification and numerous secretaries in the Defense and State departments. Johnson aims to elevate military leaders in social salience to match their increased responsibilities.
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Looking at Life on Vacation and the Identities We See
Erich Brande muses on life at a vacation inn, contrasting mountains lakes and seas with people. He notes a flashy middle aged textile tycoon who pursues young women, and a class of well off, quiet locals who keep to themselves. He ponders etiquette and what makes nice people versus phonies. He wonders what the next stop will teach.
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Air control pilot guides jets in Korea air strike
Lt Don Morgan of White Sulphur Springs leads a two seater spotter plane behind enemy lines north of Taejon Yongdong road. Four F 80 jets strike a village, hitting fuel dumps and hidden vehicles while Morgan notes guerrilla fire and reflects on his home town.
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Phobia Cure Aided Mary Then Led To Marriage
Fragmentary text notes a treatment curing Mary’s phobia and enabling a happy marriage, indicating a personal health improvement as a notable outcome.
Congress weighs tax hikes tied to Korea war outlook
James Marlow reports Washington expects Congress to raise income taxes but pace depends on the Korean war situation. If forces improve, postponement to year start. if not, quick action likely. Presidents calls for Oct 1 individual tax rise and 1950 corporate revamp clash with voters’ clock and potential excess profits levy.
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Congress may set surtax rate at round seventeen percent
The text argues Congress could simplify taxes by using a flat 17 percent surtax on 1950 net income, noting most federal taxpayers do not exceed $2,000 in surtax net income after exemptions and deductions.
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Stars Say For Wednesday August 2
The column notes a reflective mental outlook with emphasis on principle and high purpose. It advises relaxing to mull over key propositions while vitality may dip and rest is needed after effort. Pending goals can be planned for future reference for those born on that birthday.
Draft registration mixup prompts local board confusion
Middletown Selective Service Board reports older men not required to register are flocking to the Legion Home office believing they must have a card. Head Wylie Mitchell clarifies the rule: those born before August 30 1922 need not register yet, while 18 year olds and those born after must.
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King Gustav and Count Bernadotte Through Bjoer ling Eyes
Swedish tenor Jussi Bjoer ling recalls meetings with King Gustav V and Count Bernadotte. He describes the king’s democratic warmth, needlepoint talks, and fishing with his shoemaker, plus Bernadotte’s role enabling his Red Cross performances across Europe during wartime.
Reflected Youth: Studious Child Seeks Roots of Things
The text describes a child born today with a somber, serious slant toward cherished ideas and principles. It notes low vitality and the need for rest, but also enlightenment on long range goals and practical conclusions, urging time for maturity and not forcing issues.
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