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The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for various delivery methods including carrier and mail plans. Rates cover daily, evening, Sunday editions, and outside areas with annual prices. The notice includes religious scripture reference from 2 Samuel 22:1.
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Looking Ahead to 1951: A Hopeful Blueprint for Progress
This New Year’s Eve 1950 piece envisions ten hopeful 1951 news themes none specified, aiming to replace war with peace and balance budgets with tax relief. It asserts optimism and planning over nostalgia, urging action to improve public health and society while acknowledging imperfect progress.
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Swab the Decks and Launches to New Year's Resolutions
A reflective piece contrasts the Plymouth landing with a ship launching on July 4, noting individual effort and sacrifice. It urges swabbing the deck to remove barnacles weighing down the nation, and recalls a bygone era when New Year resolutions were a lively communal ritual.
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Nervous tic traced to enuresis in Bobby D case
Sr. George W. Crane describes a 10 year old nervous boy whose nose sniffing worsened in public. He links the habit to past enuresis and identifies tics vs chorea, advising extroversion, gum chewing, and group play to curb the nervous energy and embarrassment.
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Washington Happenings Big Korea decisions in the balance
In a week of major policy moves Washington weighs staying in Korea, with sea withdrawal to Pusan finished and plans to fight China along a stabilized southern line. A 250000 strong UN force could deter a much larger enemy with air and artillery superiority.
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The Yanks Battle China Reds In Snowstorm
Erich Brandeis reflects on World War II era headlines and images, contrasting grim war news with smiles from Attlee and Truman. He laments a complacent public while urging lessons from recent conflicts and questioning national arrogance.
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Studio myth vs Stanley Kubrick a lean film tale
Hal Boyle notes that unlike big Hollywood productions Stanley Kubrick works frugally on a full length movie. He is 22, rents a one room Greenwich Village apartment as office and employs only his wife as permanent staff. He aims to complete a feature for 50000 dollars, far below typical budgets.
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Washington Scene 1950 A Zany Year in Review
George Dixon reviews 1950 in brief notes from April to next year, including Madame Mesta trips, cherry trees, census and labor rules texts, along with political wits, Truman travels, Kefauver remarks, Taft lunch advice, and a Kubrick origin tale from the era. The piece blends satire with named figures, places, and events.
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Excess profits tax debate shapes U S fiscal policy
Washington reports pressure to pass an excess profits tax despite business opposition. The Senate and House edge toward a 75 percent rate on profits above 85 percent of three-year average earnings, with exemptions and various returns for utilities and railroads.
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Barbs and Bank Accounts Shape Sunday School Tug of War
A fragment discusses fathers waiting for children to prepare for Sunday school and hints at tensions over finances with spouses. The piece juxtaposes parental duties with domestic money matters and social expectations.
Request for Bulletin Mailout with Enclosure and Printing Cost
The sender asks to be sent a bulletin on the subject and includes a stamped self addressed envelope and a dime to cover printing costs for delivery.
Thin Air Demands Longer Run to Launch High Altitude Planes
At high altitude airfields thinner air requires longer takeoff distances for aircraft. Pilots face reduced engine performance and lift, making takeoffs more challenging in mountainous or plateau regions.
The Stars Say For Tomorrow by Genevieve Kemble
A forecasted sequence of dramatic turns and emotional shifts lingers with promise and theatrical appeal. The piece notes possible illumination and bold action alongside persuasion romance and noble ideals. A stirring upheaval or sensational turn of events is foreshadowed for birthdays.
When Courtship Becomes A Teen Tale In A Cautionary Note
A light column recounts a teenage romance from grade school to junior high, ending with a planned future wait. The mother and daughter discuss a boy who dated the girl, but the tale ends with a handshake and no kiss. The piece ponders concerns about youth and moral lessons for the younger generation.
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The passage discusses how innovation and imagination arise from common sense and strong techniques. It notes that exceptional insight can manifest in diverse forms and that a child born today may be endowed with ingenuity and dramatic talents for a potential career in drama or similar fields.
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