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The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery options. Per copy 5c. by carrier 25c weekly. evening editions 35c weekly with Sunday News Journal. mail rates range from 7.50 to 12.00 yearly depending on area. outside U S A 30.00 yearly. Bible verse quoted.
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Expansion of Air Force Faces Congressional Support
The 150 group air force proposal gains momentum in Congress with Rep. Carl Vinson endorsing a 163 wing structure including 138 combat groups and 25 troop wings. Analysts warn of immense costs, potential shift from balanced military spending, and wide implications for defense policy and peacetime economy.
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Pentagon
Congress
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Army
Navy
Tax Court Rejects Rosenberg Termite Loss Deduction
The U S Tax Court disallowed Rosenberg's $1800 1947 termite damage deduction, citing that other casualty requires a sudden event. The court found no evidence the damage occurred suddenly or recently. The piece notes a legal curiosity about speedier termites altering the outcome.
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Rosenberg
U. S
Magazine Writing Tips From Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic
E L Shainmark, former Chicago Herald American editor now at Coronet Magazine, explains magazine storytelling. He contrasts factual newspaper reporting with magazine storytelling focusing on vivid visuals, character emphasis, and sentiment, plus guidance for aspiring writers on submitting work and learning from issues.
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E. L. Shainmark
Lundh
Chicago Herald-American
Coronet Magazine
News Gar
Chicago
Weeds and Woes and Whimsy in Everyday Life
A collection of quips and observations about gardening, voting, love, driving, aging, family, and travel. It notes how turnout affects outcomes, jokes about sailors and their companions, a judge on driving, a 78 year old man marrying at 76, and light reflections on parenting, movies, theft, vacations, and money handling with a playful hometown voice.
McCarthy argues congressional immunity protects press
The piece highlights Senator McCarthy’s push to reveal 29 State Department employees under Loyalty Board review. It discusses immunity’s purpose to shield lawmakers and publishers from libel suits, the risk to press freedom, and calls for restraint during official investigations.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Congress
Department of State
Department
Loyalty Board
State Department
Conto
Court of Public Opinion
Italo Australian marriage tale of wealth and character
Erich Brande considers a twenty year outlook on the union of Bob Boronio and Signorina Ester Rebuffe after their Sydney wedding. Rebuffe, once a Fontanile hat designer, moved from Italy chasing fortune and love, while Boronio reportedly left Italy decades ago and now is wealthy. The piece muses on what makes couples tick and the role of money in marriage.
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Signorina Ester Rebuffe
Sydney
Australia
Ester Rebufe
Fontanile
Asti
Italy
Boronio
Bob
Signorina Rebuffe
Sald
The Stars See Tomorrow In A Weekend Of Change
The piece discusses a lively weekend focused on dissolving opposition to plans and building lasting foundations for security through practical tactics rather than sensational acts. It notes May birthdays may shift from flash to solid operations, impressing capital influence. A child born today shows diligence and practical ideas.
Russians hear little from West despite efforts to influence
Hal Boyle notes the Russian public is tightly controlled and fed pro government messaging. Eddy Gilmore observes Western broadcasts are jammed and public opinion remains resistant. The piece compares Custine's Russia with modern conditions and cites Gen. Bedell Smith on differences in the people and state.
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Phyllis Penn Kohler
Gen
Walter Bedell] Smith
Moscow
Central Intelligence Agency
Smith
Truman
Bus Andy pioneers modern American bus industry in 1914
The Hibbing Minnesota feature profiles G. Anderson known as Bus Andy who helped found the modern U S bus business in 1914. From a Swedish immigrant with a wooden suitcase to a 100 bus operator, he ran routes from dawn to after dark and even subbed as driver when needed.
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Minn
Andy
United States
Andy” G. Anderson
Charles Wenberg
Anderson
Hibbing
Alice
Ane
Greyhound Bus Company
Northland Greyhound System
Minnesota
Wisin
Broadway gossip and star romance in a packed column
Jackie Coogan seeks reconciliation with Ann MacCormack after divorce while Ava Gardner’s Hollywood buzz, Julie Wilson’s boat arrival, and Rockefeller Center terrace antics headline a lively page. Marilyn Monroe era chatter includes Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Joseph Cullen wedding plans and TV ventures.
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Jackie Coogan
Ann MacCormack
Hollywood
Jackie
Ava Gardner
Frank Sinatra
MGM
Pandora
Victor Jory
Sun
Julie Wilson
Malcolm Chetwyck
Who
British Museum
Jimmy Durante
June Kirby
Richard Towers
Dramatic career warned by astrological forecast
The forecast warns of conflicts and mistakes due to personal judgment, risking home ties and rash commitments. Those with a birthday may face a year of confusion, while business contact decisions may be sounder and more rational. A child born today may show emotional conflict with logic. Early discipline advised.
Gilmore cites limited West influence on Soviet public opinion
Side by side with the Communist interpretation, Gilmore argues the West has little opportunity to influence public opinion in the Soviet Union. The remark underscores Cold War media and ideological tensions between Washington and Moscow.
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Gilmore
Soviet Union
Broad Street pedestrians and drivers share the street scene
Dave Regan notes three drivers stopping for pedestrians on Broad Street between First and Central Avenues, while buses clog South Broad Street entrances. He laments crowded downtown walks, long condo construction, and cheeky shoppers while joking about shopping for a wife.
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Broad St
First
Central Aves
Questions And Answers About Willow Ware Pattern History
The willow ware china pattern dates from 1780 and was engraved by Thomas Minton for Thomas Turner. Penicillin was first recognized and named by Alexander Fleming in 1929, linked to the mold penicillium.
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China
Thoms Minton
Thomas Turner
Alexander Fleming
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