Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal publishes weekday editions at 10c per issue with a 25c weekly carrier rate. Mail rates list varying terms for different regions and a Bible verse appears at the end. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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Americans Take Long August Vacation as Congress Faces Heat
The public gears up for extended road trips with millions expected on the highways and a surge to national parks. Tourist spending supports hotels, gas stations, and a broad travel industry across states while foreign travel shifts dollars abroad. Tourism remains a major economic force in the postwar era.
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Smile First The Worry Clinic Dental Office Worth
Dr. George W. Crane urges dentists to use a smiling greeting and bright voice to improve first impressions. A receptionist’s mood can shape patient attitudes, impacting visits and referrals. He recommends auditioning staff by voice warmth and confidence, noting customers judge offices by initial contact. Readers are invited to request the Compliment Club bulletin.
Washington Happenings on Madison Petition Controversy
President Turman and the Department of Justice confront Communist tactics after Madison residents refused to sign a Fourth of July petition of quotations from the Declaration and Bill of Rights. The piece argues petitions can be misused to advocate revolution and criticizes Truman for politicizing Wisconsin sentiment.
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Energies and practical talents in daily stars guidance
Genevieve Kemble notes initiative and practical talents receive excellent stimuli for constructive results. Emotions could override rational thought, but a strategic move can fortify plans. Those with birthdays may form tangible aims with solid prospects, aided by clever, principled strategies.
Psych chart offered by columnist with stamped request
A notice in the paper invites readers to obtain a psychological chart by enclosing a 3 cent stamp and a dime for typing and printing costs, sent to the newspaper for fulfillment. The item implies a personal service offered by the columnist through mail correspondence.
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What Is a Spinster According to Local View
A Nelson Lancashire council built ten apartments for spinsteres but rejected applicants under fifty. The piece argues old maid is a state of mind not age, notes both men and women can be old maids, and critiques Russian depictions of American old maids. It suggests observing married couples to avoid becoming one and accepts that not everyone can marry.
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Hal Boyle The Voyager in the Sioux tribe portrait
Relman Morin, writing for Hal Boyle, portrays the famed war correspondent as a lively, restless figure who blends New York city life with Midwestern warmth. The piece praises Boyle’s honesty, humor, energy, and empathy for underdogs while noting his relentless drive and poetic dream.
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Curlescues
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We must expand the Air Force beyond 95 groups by 1952
In his Military Scene column George Fielding Eliot notes broad Pentagon consensus for a larger Air Force than the current 95-group target by end of 1952. He outlines three core missions, the strain of future deliveries, and the need for overseas bases and defenses to sustain mobility and firepower against Soviet air threats.
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Connelly battles arms aid clash in Senate hearings
Sen Tom Connally head of the Foreign Relations Committee clashes with the Armed Services panel over authorizing 8.5 billion dollars for arms and economic aid. He accuses colleagues of pressuring him and rails at Southeast Asia aid while discussing Foster's rationale for the package. The episode follows MacArthur's critique of administration policy and Truman's push to aid Southeast Asia against Communism.
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Barbs The Cost Of Spring Cleaning Starts With Dad
A cheeky line about spring cleaning expenses opens with how costs bite into a man’s wallet and hints at a man proving his mettle through frugal choices and household duties.
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Fragmentary Proverb Blues Echoes in Odd Parable
The text muses on character and risk with lines about brass, self-judgment, and friendship. It imagines cooling a room with ice in a fireplace and notes a son going swimming without permission while a leather slipper is felt.
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Janka’s coffee break ends with a call in and a day off
In Carfax’ restaurant Patrolman Louis Janka briefly forgot his hour by hour check in. He returned to his coffee and joked about needing a haircut on his day off. Armco workers hunted a slag dump for scrap metal but found no treasure, as Governor Lausche urges statewide collection efforts.
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