Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Announced
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for evening editions with pricing for local carriers and mail, including 5 day and 6 day frequencies. Rates show 30 cents weekly by carrier and 9 dollars yearly for in area, with higher fees outside the trading area and international mail. The notice cites a Bible verse at the end.
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First Ave
Middletown
Oahlo
Carrier
Evening
Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Trading Area
Evening Middletown Journal
U.S A
Platforms And Performance In The 1948 Party Platforms
A compact contrast of Republican and Democratic platforms on social welfare labor agriculture taxation and miscellaneous aims with performance in Congress through 1952. It catalogs votes on civil rights FEPC school construction old age benefits soil conservation and statehood efforts.
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Congress
House
Senate
T.H
Dem
Senate Republicans
Rep
Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
D. C
Civil Service
U. S
Lame Duck Terms and Constitutional Succession History
The piece explains conditional lame duck status under different definitions, noting pre and post 1933 shifts with the 20th amendment, Wilson's 1916 stance, and the 1947 act guiding succession if both Presidency and Vice Presidency are vacant. It discusses how old Congress timelines changed and how the current rules affect dental succession.
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Truman
H.T.S
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Hughes
Wilson
Marshall Wa
The Voyager Tale From Dingle Bay By Relman Morin
Hal Boyle presents a whimsical Irish legend about a U S soldier Frank Hagostak and Breda O S Sullivan whose bottle message travels across the sea to Dingle Bay guided by the Daoine Shie the little folk. Breda and Frank meet after seven years in a carriage from Tralee to Dingle Bay as the tiny magic weaves its spell.
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Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Dingle Bay
County Kerry
Killarney
Breda O'Sullivan
Asthore Machree
Breda
Frank Hagosta
Tralee
Frank Agostak
Frank Hagostak
Johnstown
North Atlantic
Mickey Mulloy
Giant's Causeway
Dunluce
Mickey Malloy
Sheila O'Melveny
Sheila
Ireland
Orkneys
Frank
Margaret Hogan
Kathleen Wrenn
U.S.A
Two party system depends on GOP win in 1952
Eisenhower and Republican leaders warn a Democratic victory could entrench one party. The piece traces historical shifts between Democrats and Republicans, arguing strong competition preserves democracy and that a GOP victory would uphold the two party system despite fears of big government and entrenched rule.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Republian
Democratic Party
Tilden
Wer
Cleveland
Wilson
GOP
United States
Commentary on highway hints and government happiness
A fragmentary backstage view notes that highways hint at a future switch to air travel. The piece suggests persistence as a rule of success, especially in buying government goods, and quips that happiness lies in not being overly particular.
Politically Charged West Trip and United Nations Spotlight
Trich Brandeis recalls two Chicago conventions the Republican and Democratic gatherings. A funny press conference with a South Dakota mule hints at ballots while Eleanor Roosevelt champions the United Nations. A Wa Meru tale from Tanganyika probes eviction, prompting sympathy but no halt to forcible removal. The U N council urges compensation and restraint in future projects.
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Chicago
Elmer
South Dakota
Iowa
Tanganyika
U.N. Trusteeship Council
Kirilo Japhet
Roosevelt Says United Nations Aimed At All People
At a convention, Mrs. Roosevelt noted the United Nations serves all people. The speaker implied inclusion and equal rights, stressing the global reach of the organization and its commitment to humanity.
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Eleanore Roosevelt
United Nations
Worry Clinic tale argues salesmanship in teaching Sunday school
Dr George W Crane uses a child Tony L aged 7 to illustrate how a Sunday school class led by an engaging, relatable teacher can inspire participation. He argues teachers and church members should be skilled in selling ideas, much like successful salespeople, to engage and motivate learners and parishioners.
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Tony L
Tony
Chamber of Commerce
St. Paul
Hamilton
Middletown
Stars Favor An Active Year For Genevieve Kemble
The reading notes a temperament of keen intellect and versatility with caution against rushing into half baked ventures. A birthday person may see an active profitable year with lively developments yet face romantic or social distractions. A child born today could show aggression tempered by social or romantic drives.
Democrats Ignore Steven Son's Repeated Presidency Stance
In a terse exchange, Democrats dismissed Steven Son's ongoing wish to avoid the presidency. If he maintains his position, Republicans would be pleased to accommodate him, signaling a potential shift in party dynamics and leadership expectations.
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Stevenson
Water, Rain, and Middletown Gratitude for Spring Green
Dave Regan reflects on rain transforming dry lawns into green overnight and notes the broader value of water for farmers and cities. He cites a National Geographic piece on the permanence of water and discusses Middletown’s ample supply amid regional shortages, urging appreciation for water management.
Gossip in Gotham Lights Broadway Rumors
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys gossip from New York and Hollywood including Rita Hayworth, Gene Tierney gifts, George Raft Broadway chatter, and a wave of industry move rumors. Mentions legal separations, court dates, and TV industry buzz with names like Joe Louis, John Huston, Jose Ferrer, and Eddie Heywood alongside fashion and film notes.
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Gotham
Gene Tierney
England
Rita Hayworth
Hollywood
George Raft
Bette Davis
France
Washington
Gene Snyders
Dixie Dunbar
J. P. McEvoy
Harkness Pavillion
Mexico City
O'Dwyer
Bill
Rudy Halley
New York
Senator Tobey
Joe Louis
Stirling Silliphant
Silliphant
Eileen
Gerry Ford
Model
New York Hospital
Marianne Reynolds
Miami Beach
Martha Raye
Uncle Miltie
Paris
John Huston
Jose Ferrer
Joe
John
General Omar Bradley Cast as Actor in Film
Gen Omar Bradley begins film work with Rosalind Russell in Never Wave at a WAC filming at Fort Lee Virginia He portrays General Bradley in scenes reflecting type casting as a famous military leader through the production in progress this week.
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Omar Bradley
Rosalind Russell
Ft. Lee
Gen. Bradley
Thieves Strike Two Town Spots In August 11 Robberies
Dated August 11 1932 reports two thefts in town. At Dan Snider’s home 5 Gardner Place items worth 353 dollars were stolen. At Maple Park Dairy Company a window screen was removed and 26 cents taken. Rin Tin Tin dies at 14. E K Sparrow judges Miami s burg Flower Show August 11 12 at Sparrow Floral Shop. Labor Day picnic planned by Gus Miles for Boat House with promises of biggest event.
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Dan Snider
Gardner Pl
Maple Park Dairy Company
E.K. Sparrow
Central Ave
Miamisburg
Mrs Long and Mrs Kern Prepare for Petosky Visit
Mrs. H. A. Long and Mrs. Ira Kern and daughter of Stanley Street plan their annual trip to Petosky Michigan, where they expect to stay until late September.
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H. A. Long
Ira Kern
Stanley St
Petosky, Mich
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