Middletown Journal subscription rates and notices
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for copies, carrier delivery, and mail subscriptions. Rates cover city area, outside city area, and outside trading areas with or without the Sunday edition, including international pricing. The page also cites a Bible verse and publication details.
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Eisenhower Coattails Shape 1954 Reelection Testing Ground
Republican Senators and Representatives weigh public opinion in 1953-54 on personal popularity of Eisenhower and the value of backing his program. Several GOP lawmakers voted with or against key administration measures, including Bohlen, housing, refugees, and foreign policy, raising questions about 1954 voting alignments and reelection strategies.
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New Hampshire
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Charles Bohlen
Moscow
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Mundt
South Dakota
Schoeppel
Kansas
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Sen. Cordon
G.I
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Goodwin
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Schenck
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Repatriated POWs Show Severe Suffering in Free Territory
War correspondents describe repatriated American and UN soldiers as the most miserable cases since the April prisoner exchange began. Tuberculosis is widespread and some men die en route to allied camps. Some are jailed on trumped up charges. many come back gaunt, with sunken eyes, and fragile bodies. Red propaganda tricks and misleading films are exposed as they compare care given to prisoners, while many return deeply sick or injured.
Hal Boyle Urges Men to Reclaim Fashion Authority
In a December column Hal Boyle argues men should revive a bold masculine style to counter female fashion shifts. He critiques corsets, long skirts, and khaki trends while urging men to flaunt confidence and don military inspired looks to restore male influence in style.
British Weakens UNs Strong Hand
The piece argues Britain's Foreign Office continually undercuts Allied resolve toward Korea and warns that London’s stance blunts the UN threat to widen the war. It notes Britain’s push for Red China’s UN admission and questions US congressional resistance to that move.
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Britain
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Far East
Remembering Maude Adams and the Peter Pan Myth
Erich Brandeis reflects on Maude Adams as the greatest Peter Pan and the fading magic of fairy tales. He laments modern actors lacking wonder, contrasts childhood dreams with adult realities, and longs for fairyland to brighten daily life.
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Peter Pan
Maud Adams
Never - Neverland
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Outlook
Tomorrow favors daring plans and creative action in your career and social life. Romance, travel, and cultural activities look strong as you enter a period of growth and favorable support from superiors and friends. A birthday note promises good momentum for six months ahead and beneficial domestic changes later in fall.
Nicol family on vacation at Fay cottage Miami Chautauqua
Twenty years ago on a Saturday in August 1933 the Nicol family from Clark Street vacationed at the Fay cottage at Miami Chautauqua while the Royses also enjoyed a seaside retreat nearby.
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C. J. Nicol
Clark Street
Miami Chautauqua
Malenkov Faces North Atlantic Alliance After Stalin Era
James Marlow analyzes Malenkov's stance as heir to Stalin, noting his calculated deviation from naming Stalin, his tough legacy, and how postwar policy in Czechoslovakia, Korea, and rearmament strengthened Western alliances. Malenkov's softer promises offer cautious hope amid Russian restlessness.
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Korea
Moscow
South Korea
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Questions and Answers Quiz on Travel and Tribes
A rocket does not need air to travel. Jerking deer meat means smoking or sun drying. The Jivaran tribes in Ecuador and Peru shrink and preserve heads. J S Smith was the first American explorer to reach California by land in 1826.
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Peru
California
J. S. Smith
Family weekend trip to Portsmouth includes relatives
Son Dick Royse and his aunt Mrs Edwin Ogles by, with Mr Royse’s sister, visited Portsmouth for the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Royse. Miss Mary Cahill enjoyed a two week vacation from duties at the American Trust and Savings Bank.
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Edwin Oglesby
Portsmouth
Mrs
Frank Royse
Mary Cahill
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American Trust and Savings Bank
Becoming An American Through Small Differences
Dorothy Kilgallen presents Hilde Gueden on adapting to American life. The opera star contrasts big beliefs with everyday customs from dining to closet space, noting whistles, finger food, and housework as growing pains. She blends humor with cultural observations.
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Hilde
America
Metropolitan Opera
Europe
Shaggy Chicken Story Highlights Farm Surplus Debate
In the final House debate on Eisenhower famine relief Rep Jamie Whitten mocked the surplus plan with a shaggy chicken tale. The piece notes a South American trip by a House subcommittee and remarks by Milton Eisenhower and John Cabot.
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NEA
Eisenhower
Jamie L. Whitten
Miss
House Foreign Affairs
Donald L. Jackson
R.-Calif
Milton Eisenhower
John M. Cabot
South America
No Fun Junket Plans Dismissed by Congressmen
Rep James E Van Zandt proposed a self funded abroad trip for lawmakers and wives to avoid taxpayer costs but no one showed interest and the plan was dropped. Freshman Rep Stuyvesant Wainwright II seeks a Korea trip during adjournment but will likely pay his own way. Wainwright, 32, led OSS troops in France in World War II and earned five battle stars.
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R.-Pa
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Stuyvesant Wainright, II
New York
Korea
Representative Wainright
OSS
France
Man jailed for ham theft plus fine for arguing
A Georgia man received 30 days in jail for stealing a ham and was fined $5 for arguing with the judge. The item also notes a playful aside about flirtatious behavior and make up among girls, contrasting self image with others.
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