Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Notice
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for different delivery options including daily, evening, and combined packages for Middletown area and outside regions. A Bible verse, James 1 18, is quoted at the end of the notice.
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Uniform Civil Defense Warnings Adopted for Public Alert
Civil defense authorities endorse a simple universal code for wartime alerts using only two signals. Red alert lasts three minutes with a siren or horn blows to indicate imminent attack. All clear consists of three steady one minute blasts with two minutes of silence between.
Truman Letters Offerings Attract Rare Document Collectors
Music critic Paul Hume has received several offers for the Truman letter in which the President threatened him for deeming his daughter's voice flat. Epistles from Truman are valued for tone. Marines and John Lewis letters may fetch top prices. Washington insiders note stricter censorship by the late Charley Ross limited similar communications.
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John Lewis
Know
Washington
Charley Ross
Still Arming Reds United States aids Western Germany recovery
The article reports American exports of strategic materials flowing to Western Germany and inadvertently to Russia and satellites via Switzerland Poland and the Netherlands. It notes machine tools bearings steel tubing and other steel products moving through covert routes and mentions Chinese forces in Korea using American weapons received through Russia. It warns in wartime cue how to handle captured weapons.
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Russia
Netherlands
Switzerland
Poland
Korea
Warnings on Holiday Fire Safety Remind Homes at Risk
Repeated cautions stress fire danger during holidays as flash fires threaten children and homes. Guidelines include water-soaked trees, no candles on trees, turning off lights when away, checking electricals for shorts, securing decorations, and inspecting for hazards to reduce accidents.
God Speaks Through The Heart In Modern Times
Dr George W Crane explains that God speaks today in a warming of the heart not in spoken languages. He cites emotional exaltation during sermons, music, or acts of selflessness, urging readers to seek environments that elevate the spirit and foster moral resolve.
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Dr. Crane
God
Moses
Samuel
Elijah
John Wesley
Aldersgate
Acheson Policy Debate Strains Truman Administration
President Truman faces a heated dispute over Far Eastern policy and Dean Acheson’s role as secretary of state. Critics blame the State Department for Asia policy, Chiang Kai-shek, and Korea, while Acheson is praised for firmness toward the USSR and defense of Formosa and Korea. The dispute centers on future policy and possible shifts in the UN, Red China, and defense lines in the Far East.
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China
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Korea
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Formosa
Security Council
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Far East
Memory Book by Betty Betz draws teen pledge appeal
Erich Brandeis reviews Betty Betz Memory Book praising its pledge for youth. He notes the Betty Betz Angels fan clubs reach international chapters and highlights lines about respecting others, working hard, and gratitude to family and country amid light jokes on page humor.
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Japan
Astrological Forecast For Genevieve Kemble's Birthday
The reading predicts a day of celebration with joy and playful events but warns of excess and secrecy that could bring regret. For those born on this day a year of strange complications and mixed fortunes may occur including unusual success and peculiar adventures. A child born now may show unique talents and ingenuity. The forecast continues with tomorrow’s outlook.
Washington Scene Holiday Satire and Serious Warnings
Washington columnist George Dixon delivers a Christmas themed piece mixing light humor with reflections on the 81st Congress. He notes morale dips, urges renewal, and shares playful jabs at public figures and officials before offering festive well wishes.
If the United Nations arms Korea clergyman says fight to end
Hal Boyle reports from Korea on David Chung pastor of Chodong Presbyterian Church in Seoul who survived the Red occupation and dismisses North Korean authorities. Chung links early South Korean military reversals to lack of arms and recalls arrests of Christian leaders. He notes Christians could worship initially but arrests began August 23 and many disappeared. He cites Kim Il Sung's secretary as a Presbyterian and predicts total victory for anti communist forces.
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Jack Macbeth
Hal Boyle
United Nations Forces
Korea
United Nations
David Chung
University of Toronto
Chodong Presbyterian Church
Seoul
South Korea
Chung
North Korea
Northwest Korea
Premer Kim I Sung
Pyongyang
Hollywood gossip and Broadway rumors swirl on news page
The column catalogs illness rumors about Senator Van denberg and romance chatter around Judy Garland Vincente Minnelli Sid Luft and other stars. It notes Orson Welles visiting the Friars Club and backstage romances at Guys and Dolls. It mentions biographers courting Leo Lindy and other showbiz tidbits with dates and places across New York and Chicago society scenes.
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Judy Garland
Vincente Minnelli
Sid Luft
Long Island
Buck Rogers
Leo Lindy
Ralph Bunche
Harvard Post
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Christmas Peace and Charity From South Main Street
A reader shares a Christmas message about peace on earth and good will toward men. A young donor group on South Main St gave five dollars to a homeless family of eight. the Field couple thanks responders and wishes readers a warm, reverent Christmas as the column closes for the holiday.
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South Main St
Regan
Willie Field
Plant Boss Blames Absence on Tough Week
A plant supervisor attributes worker absenteeism to fatigue at week’s end. He questions whether it is a tough week or a rough weekend for the staff, noting higher no shows as Friday nears.
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