Middletown Journal subscription rates and mailing areas
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for per copy, carrier, and mail subscriptions. Rates vary by delivery area with evening editions and Sunday News Journal options, including outside trading areas and international futures, payable in advance.
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Trade winds shift as Europe seeks new markets
The article notes Truman’s view of trade as a two way street and discusses how East West trade barriers curb Western Europe’s economy. It cites Austria’s export drop, European leaders calling for renewed US import policy, and ICC concerns urging policy revision. It suggests North Africa as a possible compensating market aligned with Point Four.
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Truman
Europe
Western
Iron Curtain
Austria
Western Europe
United States
Giscard d’Estaing
International Chamber of Commerce
Free World
United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Free Nations
North Africa
Banks Open Eyes To Education War Spurred Tuition Reforms
The Korean Veterans Bill allows active duty veterans since July 1950 to receive up to 36 months of educational benefits with government payments made to the veteran. Stevens Institute of Technology arranged with local banks to collect tuition in advance from veterans, who will repay banks from monthly checks, a model banks may extend to other students. Ohio’s 1952 election trend is discussed, noting its historical alignment, Dewey and Wilson race context, and Taft relations influencing the GOP ticket and governor race.
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Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
N. J
Stevens
Ohio
Buckeye
Dewey
John W. Bricker
United States
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
California
Mississippi
G.O.P
Paris Remembered as City of Courage and Celebration
Hal Boyle recalls Paris during the 1944 liberation. Veterans share memories of Charmaine era legends while detailing battles, street fighting, and the jubilant arrival of Allied troops. The piece contrasts romantic myths with the brutal liberation moment, ending with Paris’s wild celebration and champagne.
Congress labor law to spare youths from exhausted parents
A satirical note pokes at large conventions and suggests Congress pass a labor law to prevent young kids from overworking their parents, implying relief from overbearing demands.
Similarity Great Between Nominees
Presidential hopefuls and vice presidential nominees have narrowed issues to broad agreement leaving debates likely over general directions. Stevenson hints at distancing from Truman while Eisenhower touts social gains and fiscal caution. Koreas, Taft-Hartley, and campaign personal attacks shift toward system critique and moderate stances as both camps prepare to sharpen contrasts.
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Washington
Stevenson
Truman
Korea
Eisenhower
China
General MacArthur
Far Eastern
MacArthur
Manchuria
Sparkman
Nixon
Love In The Frogs Nudging Their Way To Romance
Zoologist Dr. N Bayard Green of Marshall College West Virginia reports ten years of frog love study. The new term nudging describes frogs patting and pairing mirroring human affection. He observed about 6000 frogs noting many males bachelors due to female surplus and croaking failure.
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N. Bayard Green
Marshall College
West Virginia
Green
Ohio State University
Worry Clinic discusses Floyd D and age in marriage
Dr. George W Crane analyzes Floyd D an army officer aged 26 engaged to a 29 year old Catholic woman. He reveals sexual history boastfulness and insecurity as barriers to happiness, noting age difference is less significant than emotional stability and mutual faith. The piece urges active church involvement and offers a 100 point tests form.
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Floyd
Don Juan
General MacArthur in Chicago in business suit sparks talk
Readable text notes General MacArthur visiting Chicago last month in a business suit, prompting light commentary on appearance and presence with no clear event or outcome.
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August Skies Over Middletown Delight Readers
Dave Regan notes a perfect August day with clear skies and cottony clouds over Middletown. He contrasts it with an early Indian Summer warning and previews ads urging preparation for upcoming cold weather, while looking ahead to September and October as energy and memory storage.
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Stevenson and Eisenhower Seen as Twin Thinkers on Major Issues
The two rivals share positions on arms to aid allies and halting communism, Korea policy, and tax cuts, while differing on Brannan farm plan and social health programs. They avoid pledges to repeal Taft Hartley, and vow to fight corruption with tough methods, with both opposing compulsory FEPC and wary on immediate tax reductions.
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Korea
Eisenhower
Truman
Brannan
Stevenson
Uman
EPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Uranian omen guides a dramatic birthday forecast
Genevieve Kemble outlines a prophetic Venus Uranus influenced outlook with warnings of sudden, unpredictable changes. The forecast urges restraint and clear judgment for those born on the day, noting volatile emotions and potential sensational developments, but also promising dynamic, exciting life paths.
Middletown youth shine at 1952 state events
Miss Sally Edwards was chosen by Elks to represent Middletown in the beau pageant at the State Convention at Cedar Point. Carl E. Combs named delegate to Jr O U A M state council session in Columbus. Attendees from Middletown included R Y Gillespie and Edwin Blevins. Aquatic meets at Sunset Pool awarded prizes to Donald Douglas, Lawrence DeRis, Margaret Boyer, Homer Martindale, Albert Ganz, Bob Newlin, Nina Jacot, Susan Douglas and June Jurgensen. horse show at Chautauqua awarded titles to Hal Stevens, Walter Caldwell, Margaret Jame Shera, Bud Stevens, Gretchen Meehan and Jerry Meehan.
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Sally Edwards
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Elks Lodge
Middletown
Cedar Point
Carl E. Combs
State Council
Jr. O.U.A.M
Columbus
Mr. Combs
Alpha Council
R. Y. Gillespie
Edwin Blevins
Sunset Pool
Donald Douglas
Lawrence DeRis
Margaret Boyer
Homer Martindale
Albert Ganz
Bob Newlin
Nina Jacot
Susan Douglas
June Jurgensen
Chautauqua
Hal Stevens
Walter Caldwell
Margaret Jame Shera
Bud Stevens
Gretchen Meehan
Jerry Meehan
Questions and Answers on History and World Facts
Questions cover US flag display at night Alaska government after purchase and 1913 Territorial Legislature. Paris in Roman times was Lutetia. Beaver hind feet have webbing. front feet resemble a squirrel. US radio stations begin with W or K. Brazil was the South American nation in World War I.
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Alaska
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War Department
Treasury
Navy
Territorial
Paris
France
Lutetia
Brazil
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Rich Brandeis
George W. Crane
Worry Clinic
Dave Regan
James Marlow
Gen. Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Genevieve Kemble
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