Middletown Journal Rates and Biblical Verse
A brief note presents subscription prices for the Middletown Journal and related papers, including per copy, weekly carrier, and mail rates. The text closes with a Bible verse from I Samuel describing David’s anointing as chosen by the Lord.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Evening
Sunday News Jurnal
U.S.A
Record gains in civilian production mark 1950 first half
Civilian output in 1950 shows strong gains across autos housing and industry. Auto fabrication declines first half total 3,894,000 in the U S and Canada while housing starts reached 687,000 for six months. Industrial production hits a new peak, with profits up 46.5 percent in Q2 versus a year earlier.
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United States
Anada
Wall Street Journal
U. S
Mystery witness shakes Senate Armed Services panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee held an extraordinary session as Ed Pauley, a wealthy oilman and White House confidant, testified on Korea policy. He asserted that U S actions in Korea stem from his 1946 recommendations to Truman and Byrnes, urging pressure on Moscow, democracy promotion, and economic aid, while critics debated motives and impact on postwar policy.
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Senate Armed Service Committee
Ed Pauley
Pauley
Korea
Republican Committee
GOP
Truman
Byrnes
United States
Russia
Moscow
Smee
State Department
Mr. Pauley
Thrill Seekers and the Lost Romance in Marriage
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how novelty can spark excitement within marriages. Maybelle A aged 30 reflects on lingering thrills from a former suitor after a kiss during a movie, noting her husband’s steady affection yet questioning happiness with him.
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Maybelle A
Dr. Crane
Maybelle
Emotional issues in marriages spark panic over missing affection
The passage notes many spouses feel they married the wrong person and grow prematurely old as they lose the old excitement from kissing and caresses. It highlights widespread discontent and emotional unease among partners.
Washington Happenings: US calls Russia aggressor in Korean War
In Washington the United States labels Soviet Russia the aggressor in Korea. Warren Austin’s UN statement is welcomed as a firm stance amid Security Council debates. Debate over expulsion and further actions grows as Knowland signals readiness for war if Russia seeks it.
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Washington
United State
Russia
Warren Austin
Security Council
Jacob Malik
Council
Poland
United States
Appeal to Russian people to disavow Moscow regime
The text condemns Soviet aggression in Korea and accuses Russia of coordinating with North Korea. It accuses Moscow of withholding UN access, calls for expulsion from the UN, and urges the Russian people to disavow the regime. It pressures the President to issue an appeal and frames the free world as defending human freedom. The tone is hardline and editorial.
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Russia
America
Malik
Free World
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
Jacob Malik
Moscow
Family of Nations
Tests for Husbands and Wives Offer Romance Boost
The piece argues real love is more than stage fright and novelty and suggests surprising a spouse with flowers candy or a movie date to rekindle courtship. It promotes a pamphlet offering tests for husbands and wives for a small return envelope and dime to grow romance.
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Marrom
Ion
Navy physical notice and wartime recall stirs Middletown man
A Middletown professional recalls war service after a Navy Department notice to report for a routine physical amid rising Korean War tensions. Friends report a sudden shock, with an office building sighting a plane. Local reserve officers face a broad call up across the states, amid uncertainty who will be chosen. The piece reflects community concern and optimism about a child’s hair loss episode and a light comic aside on a boy’s haircut.
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Middletown
Navy Department
United States
Letters From Readers Bring Personal Touch To Life
A columnist recalls reader letters that blend praise and critique, sharing one citizen’s earnest note about war, faith, family, and daily life. The writer notes liking chatty letters that speak as friends and ends with the reader’s heartfelt plea to pray and hope for clarity amid conflict.
Patrols Along the Naktong River Front in Korea
Hal Boyle reports from the Naktong River front where two No Men’s Land stretches exist on opposite banks. Patrols slip through quiet lanes by day and test defenses by night, risking ambush, mortar fire, or sudden death as both sides seek to learn the other’s moves.
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Hal Boyle
Naktong River
Boyle
Naktong
Pohang
Hal
Korea
No-Man's Land
United Nations
Heaven
No- Man’s-Land
Stars Say For Sunday and Monday August 13 14
Genevieve Kemble describes Sunday August 13 as a day of astute plans that could reach unique objectives and lure with glamour. August 14 brings a forecast of unforeseen events disrupting plans but offering surprising benefits and honors for those born then. A child born on either day may have sagacity or creative talent leading to prominence.
Barbs on manners and myths in a quirky column
A humorous squib warns about overreliance on others harming success and notes an Arizona musician’s arrest for bigamy. It jokes that harmony fails when personal ambitions intrude, and tidbits hint at school breaks, family dynamics, and summer rain tricks with a garden hose.
Lambert seeks county commissioner nomination on Republican ticket
Twenty years ago James M. Lambert pursued a county commissioner bid on the Republican line. He moved to Middletown in 1885 at age eight and spent 28 years in the sheet mill department of the American Rolling Mill, retiring in 1929. He held roles as Jr. OUAM counsellor, Daughters of America member, and Middletown Patriotic Association president. Other items note Mrs. Ronald Boyer, Miss Rose Freebis, and Mrs. A. J. Freebis visiting Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander at Indian Lake, and Catherine Reiner of Cincinnati College of Music spending time with her parents.
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James M. Lambert
Middletown
American Rolling Mill
Jr. Ouam
Daughters of America
Middletown Patriotic Association
Ronald Boyer
Rose Freebis
A. J. Freebis
Cincinnati
Frank Alexander
Indian Lake
Catherine Reiner
The
College of Music
Walter Reiner
Nebraska tavern rule bans beer sales without soup kettle
A Nebraska law bars tavern keepers from selling beer unless they have a kettle of soup brewing. The quirky regulation links alcohol sales to soup production, reflecting old local economic controls.
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Nebraska
Broadway Buzz: Kilgallen Recaps Seasonal Casting And Backstage Goss
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on season casting tensions as Martha Ray seeks $5,000 weekly plus high percent, Rodgers and Hammerstein quietly prep a Beatrice Lillie revue, and Marvin Vye returns in Desire Under the Elms. Backstage chatter covers Kilgallen’s theater world, new producer ambitions, and network-backed possible hits amid ongoing show trials.
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Martha Ray
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Beatrice Lillie
John Fearnley
Marvin Vye
Walter Huston
Jo Mielziner
Greer Garson
June Allen
Vinton Freedley
Clifford Odets
James T. Farrell's
Studs Lonnigan
Mickey Rooney
Studs
Nocturnal scouting mindset fuels Naktong frontline bravery
A fragment portrays a soldier's view of night patrols along the Naktong River line. It highlights the need for wisdom caution and stamina in scouts whose daring can protect and save a regiment. The text emphasizes bravery and enterprise as key qualities for effective reconnaissance.
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Naktong River
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