Middletown Journal rates and address text
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options for mail and carrier service. It notes evening editions, combined with the Sunday News Journal, and provides annual prices for in and outside trading areas. It ends with a biblical verse from Job 28:1.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Trading
Is Senate Continuous The Row Over Rules And Continuity
The piece traces the debate over whether the Senate is a continuing body and how Rule XXII cloture could shape majority rule. It cites Sparkman, Lehman, and Walsh, recalling 1917 and earlier views by Haynes and Root on continuity, minority protection, and the two year session end.
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Sen. Sparkman
Senate
Sen
Sparkman
Lehman
N. Y
Thomas J. Walsh
Mont
United States
Walsh
Congress
House
George H. Haynes
Elihu Root
Spotlight on A. D. A. in 1952 campaign dynamics
The article traces the Americans for Democratic Action as a main player in the Eisenhower era politics. It notes Sen. Dirksen and Ike supporters branding the A D A as pro government control while the A D A World counters with accusations against smear campaigns and isolationists. It lists A D A ties with Republicans and Democrats, past and present leaders, and notes the group’s 1947 founding as a liberal anti Communist national political force.
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Eisenhower
Americans For Democratic Action
Sen
Dirksen
A.D.A
Stevenson
Ike
Arthur Summerfield
A.D A
Kem
Bricker
Ohio
Edton
Mont
Malone
Nev
Watkins
Utah
Martin
Jenner
Ind
McCarthy
Wisc
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
New York State
Douglas
Democratic Party
Gov. Bowles
Connecticut
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
A.D.A. National Board
A.da
Republican Party
Rep
Javits
N. Y
Sen. Morse
Ore
Wilson W. Wyatt
National
Eon Henderson
O.P.A
Humphrey D
Minn
Francis Biddle
Truman
Wallace
Theormer
U. S
Drowning Man Rescued by Wonderful Kids on Beach
A weary fat man mutters at four laughing teens as he faces drowning. The youths push a rubber raft to reach him and pull him to shore, where they tend his injuries and he praises the "wonderful kids" who saved him.
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New York
Popsie
Geome
Sweden sticks to neutrality amid Baltic tensions and Soviet pressure
Sweden maintains its neutral, non aligned course despite Soviet harassment over Baltic incidents including attacks on Swedish planes and seizures of fishing boats. Stockholm argues policy rests on tradition geography and Finland’s independence while strengthening defenses and awaiting possible Western aid if attacked.
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Washington
Baltic Sea
Sweden
Stockholm
Baltic
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
International Court
Clander
United States
Finland
North Seas
Norway
Denmark
N.A.T.O
Scandinavia
Record Dairy Cow Sets Milk Peak Then jesting on Politics
Panseo Hazel of Whittier California breaks a milk production record with 267308 pounds, four pounds above the prior 15 year holder Sonia Ormsby Queen from Michigan. The 17 year old cow has 13 calves and outlived seven. The passage shifts to reflections on fame in sports and politics, mentioning Truman Eisenhower Stevenson and a tale of GI Hagostak and a bottle found in Ireland. The note ends with a quip about aspirin.
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Panseo Hazel
Whittier
Calif
Connecticut
Heavenly Pasture
Sonia Ormsby Queen
Michigan
Frank Hagostak
Ireland
Dingle Bay
Breda O’sullivan
Hagostak
Formula for a Good Speech from the Worry Clinic
Dr George W Crane analyzes a dry lecture by Henry B aged 44, noting the crowd bored and the series losing momentum. He prescribes a practical anecdotal method using a central text, real life stories, enthusiasm, and selective notes to engage audiences and avoid reading speeches.
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Henry B
Christ
Genevieve Kemble Horoscope Notes For Scorpio Birthday
The moon in Scorpio and Mars inspire bold initiative and growth driven by high potency and creative power. Influential figures support ambitious plans, urging a practical program with wide reach while tempering impulse with reason for a notable yet balanced career.
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Scorpio
Exiled monarchs seek winter stays on Long Island
The report notes that former King Zog bought property on Long Island last year and that ex-King Farouk of Egypt is likely to settle in the United States. It suggests public concern about the presence of deposed monarchs and hints at possible limits amid ongoing exile relocations.
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Zog
Long Island
Farouk
Egypt
England
Mother of eight seeks aid for sick child fund
A single mother of eight children faces hardship as one child undergoes two recent operations and a third planned. She has had to reduce work to care for the ailing child, and locals are urged to donate to the Birdie Fund via Bill's Cafe at Woodlawn Ave and Crawford St. The piece notes easier aid for Middletown residents, contrasting county help and urging personal charity.
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Birdie Fund
Bill
Woodlawn Ave
Crawford St
Middletown
Civic Association
Family Service Bureau
Jelke-Chapman Vice Scandal Sparks Gotham Breakups
GOSSIP IN GOTHAM reports the Jelke-Chapman vice tale has caused a broken home. A husband linked to two models is married to the store owner’s daughter. his wife sues for divorce and his father-in-law fires him. Other Hollywood figures face moral scandal, with names like Sinatra Clemas Eisenhower circle mentioned amid vivid society chatter.
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Gotham
Jelke-Chapman
Hollywood
Phyllis Hill
Pooh
Jose Ferrer
Chiang Kai-Sheks
U. S
Earhart Becomes First Woman to Fly Transcontinental
Twenty years ago on Thursday August 25 1932 Amelia Earhart Putnam became the first woman pilot to fly a nonstop trans continental route. Official time for the flight was 19 hours 4 minutes 6 seconds. West Mr and Mrs Mort Thawthorne of Monroe Street returned from a three month tour of the West. The couple noted that a 50 cent piece would fill a market basket as beans and tomatoes sold for a penny a pound. Earl Wells a former Middletoniar was to perform with a quartet at First Church of God. The group in three years had formed and was preparing to sing. Emerson Eye Anderson Judge and Mrs W G Palmer entertained Mr and Mrs John Seagraves of South Main Street who were moving from Middletown to Cincinnati.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Earl Wells
Middletoniar
First Church of God
Emerson Eye
Anderson
W. G. Palmer
John Seagraves
South Main St
Middletown
Cincinnati
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