Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Ad
The notice lists subscription rates for carriers and mail in different areas. It includes prices for daily, evening, and Sunday editions, with yearly options and international rates. The item ends with a biblical verse.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown J
Sunday News-Journal
Evening
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News
U.S.A
New Mexican Leaders Split From Wallace Party Over Communism
Counterattack accuses many Wallace Progressive leaders and delegates of ties to communism. Ex-FBI sources name 26 stalwarts as members or associates, plus 17 others linked to party work without clear dues. The report suggests non Communists are fleeing the movement amid internal pressure and fear of a Red fifth column.
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Henry Wallace
Communist Party
Wallace Party
Paul Robeson
Progressive Party
Jerry O'Connell
Charlotta Bass
Wallace
Charles Collins
Arthur Osman
Earl Robinson
Song
Dolph Winebrenner
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Louis Adamic
C. B. Baldwin
Rty
Clark Foreman
Vito Marcantonio
Leo Isacson
Elmer A. Benson
Minnesota
Lee Pressman
CIO
Philip Murray
Harry Bridges
Julius Emspack
CIO Electrical Workers
Fitzgerald
Singer
Hugh Bryson
Rules Committee
Pressman
Howard Fast
Olin Downes
FBI
Counterattack
Air Mail Helicopter Plan Faces City Delays
The post office weighs pulling back helicopter mail service in major cities after a year in Los Angeles. Ground time is still a major bottleneck, costs rise, but pilots argue time savings justify the service. The piece argues against reverting to slower methods and urges faster mail delivery.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
John J. Gillen
Post Office
Wayne Parrish
American Aviation
Postal Service
The Worry Clinic Case R-231 Hashes Out Pain Relief
Dr George W Crane argues that comforting kisses from a mother can soothe a hurt child and even tame adults seeking attention. He warns against pampered neurosis, urges stoic focus away from pain, and notes doctors prefer cooperative patients over dramatic ones.
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David
Truman calls back Congress for inflation fight in jittery session
The 26th special session opened after a week of name calling and a southern filibuster to kill an anti poll tax bill. President Truman, in a late July call from the White House, pressed a bold program while Republicans denounced it as political. Spy hearings dominated headlines as ex-Communists testified, Congress dragged on with housing and inflation bills far short of the president's aims.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
White House
Philadelphia
Presient
Senate
Congressional
House
Russia
Mr. Truman
One Word Led To Another A Baer Travel Satire
Arthur Baer mocks vacations and the idea of relaxation through a string of grotesque, humorous images. He lampoons scientists, lawyers, sailors, artists, and fishermen, contrasting extreme travel fantasies with comic misadventures and the notion that true relaxation is elusive.
Ants and a beetle mirror grand machines of war
In a midsummer garden, Brande notes ants carrying a large beetle and contrasts their fragile labor with grand aviation feats. He reflects on the 180 passenger Lockheed Constitution plane and the atomic bomb, both tools of destruction yet symbols of human achievement, pondering one decisive act stalling both the ants and the beetle and the power behind modern weapons.
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U.S
The
Airways
Lockheed Constitution
Jav
Realtors Plan Euclid Heights Subdivision Dinner Meeting
Twenty years ago a dinner meeting at the Betsey Ross Inn discussed development and sale of the new Euclid Heights subdivision. The Miami Valley Skeet Club formed by local sportsmen, and Oakland Presbyterian Church was undergoing remodeling and repairs.
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Euclid Heights
Betsey Ross Inn
Miami Valley
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Politicians and Extremists Warn of Domestic Crisis
A collection of quotes from Governor Thomas E. Dewey Senator Harry F. Byrd and Gerald L. K. Smith criticizes military solutions to political unrest. They warn that federal spending financial instability and perceived minority influence threaten democracy during the cold war era.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
The Voyager Hal Boyle revisits Okinawa memories
Fred and Emma take a detour to Greendale to find Fred's former lieutenant Jim, a memorial of courage on Okinawa. Through a half remembered tale of plasma runs and mortar fire, the trip reveals lingering bonds, war scarred humor, and a wish to reconnect before time erodes the past.
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New York
Fred
Emma
Greendale
Okinawa
Deglan
Jim
Resident critic dubs Tytus Ave traffic a drumbeat issue
A resident on Tytus Ave writes in a one woman campaign complaining of speeding autos buses and trucks plus horn honking drunk revelers and exhaust smells. The piece argues for a 24 hour police patrol and warns signs and arrests for violators while recommending directing the effort to the Police Department rather than Here and There. It ends with a movie note praising Easter Parade and Fred Astaire.
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Tytus Ave
T. Main St
South Main St
Cincinnati
Fred Astaire
Astaire
These Days on Espionage Hearings and Youth
George E. Sokolsky argues that many named in espionage hearings reflect a 1934 group linked to Harold Ware. He warns about secular education producing opportunists, contrasts Christianity with communism, and cites Archibald MacLeish on meaning and peace, noting dangerous drift among young people amid Wallace symbols.
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Harold Ware
Mr. Roosevelt
la Follette Comece
Washington
Charles Kramer
John Abt
Norman Thomas
Archibald McLeish
Tanglewood
International Music Fund
Dynamic August 10 forecasts spark new approaches and bold change
The reading envisions a Tuesday marked by a sting of surprising shifts and a shift from worn-out methods toward dramatic, high-stakes initiatives. Personal influence colors romantic and domestic factors as patience and faith support clever effort toward spectacular, dynamic outcomes.
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George W. Crane
Worry Clinic
U. & Pharmacopeia
Europe
James Marlow
Franklin
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Canada
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Scotland
Harry Lauder
Daniel Boone
Erich Brande
Gerald L. K. Smith
Christian Nationalist Crusade
Hal Boyle
Voyager
Dave Regan
George E. Sokolsky
MacLaish
Wallace Buttons
Genevieve Kemble
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