Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Motto
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Inflation fears Grow as Cost of Living Surges
The October cost of living index rises to 174.8, the highest on record, threatening 60,000,000 wage earners with squeezed budgets while unions shield about 1 million workers with wage agreements. The piece condemns U.S. government policy on Korea and blames Moscow for agitating war, urging awareness of rising inflation and Soviet influence.
Christmas Mailing Advice From Post Office Warnings
The author urges timely mailing of Christmas packages and suggests using steel or heavy wood containers to ensure items arrive intact. Acknowledges recent postal service issues but emphasizes cooperation with annual post office appeals and notes a week is needed for long distant parcel delivery.
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Postal Service
Afternoon naps aid child mood and sleep, Crane says
Dr. George W. Crane notes that a four year old’s irritability and quarrelsome behavior after missing a daytime nap can spill into evening and even affect night sleep. He urges keeping afternoon naps until kindergarten, suggests 30 minute naps, and warns against distributing naps by class changes. He cites observations and stresses fatigue effects on adults too.
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Billy
Washington Happenings Says UN Must Activate War Status
David Lawrence argues formal recognition of a state of war with Communist China is imminent and urges prompt UN action. He notes Chinese forces exceed 200000 troops across the Manchurian border and warns that UN inaction risks survival in Asia and Europe. President Truman calls for firm UN measures to defend Korea and Western security.
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North Korea
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Korea
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Europe
Truman presses UN action on Korea and China
President Truman defends negotiations as insufficient and urges immediate passage of the UN resolution to halt aggression. He signals possible use of atomic deliberations and plans talks with Prime Minister Attlee in Washington. Military moves aim to stabilize North Korea lines and deter Chinese forces while US air and sea power prepare for a protracted, limited war in the Far East.
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Land of the Free
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Attlee
North Korea
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Far East
Custom Columnist Business Idea Reflects Personal Problems
The author muses about opening a custom columnist service to address readers personal issues for fees or commissions. He cites requests to condemn drinking and boost church offerings as examples, notes a wishful plan to help an eighteen year old parent reform, then doubts proceeding while inviting continued problem submissions.
Hal Boyle The Voyager in Korea Defeated Homeward Roads Ambition
AP war correspondent Hal Boyle writes from North Korea as American troops retreat toward home. The tone contrasts a bitter, grinding withdrawal with earlier promises of rescue by American and allied forces. The soldiers face mounting losses and a fading hope of victory as winter wounds and outnumbering foes tighten their grip.
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North Korea
America
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DiSalle named price director amid high hopes in Toledo
President Truman's price stabilization appointment of 42 year old Toledo mayor Mike DiSalle drew eyebrows yet drew fierce local support. Val Kilpatrick notes industrialists and former executives urged his selection as a public spirited leader. DiSalle, known for humor, led Toledo's Labor Management Citizens Committee and spoke at the White House after the nomination.
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DiSalle
Sea Island
United States Chamber of Commerce
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U. S&s. Chamber of Commerce
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Motion Picture Association
di Salle
John D. Biggers
Libbey-Owen - Ford / Glass Company
William Levis
Illinois Glass Company
Biggers
Levis
Symington
Cleveland
Detroit
White House
Kilgallen on Gable Recovery and Need for Collaboration
Dorothy Kilgallen evaluates Clark Gable's slump after postwar risks and weak scripts. She argues successful collaborations like All About Eve did for Bette Davis could revive him, noting Gable's decline since Winter Meeting and promising a comeback with strong writing and direction from Joe Manciewicz.
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Eve
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MGM
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Garson
Buck
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Wes
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Hollywood
Procrastination and poured emotions warn for tomorrow
Genevieve Kemble warns that delaying plans and uncertain contacts risk a dangerous, disintegrating crisis. In confusing moods wild ideas may mislead, yet cautious inner insight could avert defeat, and a birthday child may show a strange temperament yet decisive ideals.
Patrick Henry Speech On Liberty And Resistance
A condensed record of Patrick Henry urging liberty at the Richmond Convention in March 1775. He argues that peace is impossible, calls for arms, and declares “give me liberty or give me death” as the nation faces British coercion.
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