Middletown Journal subscription rates and motto
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy carrier city area outside city area with or without Sunday News Journal, plus mail rates for trading area and outside trading area and overseas. It ends with a Bible quote about pressing toward the prize in Christ Jesus.
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Sunday News- Journal
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Sunday News-Journal
Sunday News Journal
God
Christ Jesus
Britain and America in a World War III Shadow
The British cautious stance on Korea and Europe is contrasted with American urgency. The piece argues Britain delayed crucial actions in 1930s and 40s, relying on US backing, and warns that the current burden on the United States is heavier, with no distant ally to provide similar support.
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Korea
Europe
Russia
Britain
America
U. S
Japan
Manchuria
France
Hitler
Rhineland
Mussolini
Poland
United States
Dual-Purpose Plants Favored by Eisenhower Aides
Article outlines plans for a national industrial reserve with dual-purpose plants that can produce defense and civilian goods or both. It cites GM Kansas City as nearing concurrent production of F-84F Thunderjet fighters and autos, and mentions a similar Arlington Texas facility. Wilson and Lovett urge flexible defense development to avoid drastic shifts in response to Soviet actions. Industry leaders stress locating new plants near existing labor pools to control costs.
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Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors Corporation
Charley” Wilson
General Motors
Kansas City
Kansas
J. F. Gordon
G.M
Gordon
Wilson
Arlington
Texas
American Ordnance Association
Cincinnati
Robert A. Lovett
National Institute of Social Sciences
New York
Lovett
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
United States
K. T. Kellar
Chrysler Corporation
Keller
Hal Boyle 1953 Will Be A Grown Man
Hal Boyle reflects on 1953 as a grown man, not a baby, urging Americans to unite, face duties, and pursue world peace. He notes ongoing global challenges, the need for restraint, confidence, and proactive effort by both government and individuals in a wary postwar era.
Birthday guidance from Genevieve Kemble for New Year
The Stars urge a lively but measured start to the year. Birthdays bring bold ideas and innovation, yet advise caution to avoid rash impulses. Look before you leap, keep within accepted codes, and teach restraint to adventurous children born today.
Hardening US stance on Stalin signals risk in Korea
The piece argues Eisenhower and Dulles should reject appeals to Soviet peace bids, criticizing past Truman era patience. It urges a unified Western response, expulsion of the USSR from civilized nations, and preconditions like Russian withdrawal before any conference, warning that commenting on Stalin's remarks may embolden Moscow and delay peace efforts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Stalin
United States
Korea
Truman Acheson
Russia
Panmunjom
United Nations Assembly
Moscow
United Nations
Soviet Union
League of Nations
Kremlin
North Korea
Girdles and gender roles spark playful debate
A satirical piece cites Dr Burgess Gordon praising girdles for women and jokes about men wearing them. It recalls Mrs. Roosevelt on women in combat, then mockingly argues against girdles and women generals, ending with a home-life focus and lighter social humor.
Dixon's 1952 review lights up national scene
George Dixon surveys 1952 with satirical quick takes on public figures and events. Highlights mention Rep. Daniel Reed's shift to Ways and Means, the UN FAO program funding, Eisenhower’s presidential path, Churchill's visit, and playful jabs at Truman era politics plus a quizty closing tease.
Christmas fund aids Trenton family in box car
Rev A M Wilson and Nazarene Church members in Trenton aided a nine person family living in a box car with food and clothing at Christmas and seek material help to build a concrete block home. They want old lumber concrete blocks and furnishings from donors and ask to contact the Rev Wilson at Miami Street or call 8 6334 or 8 6315. A carpenter James Ada of 213 Webster St Cincinnati is seriously ill at Christ Hospital needing blood supplies. He has received some blood and may need more before release. donors should contact Mrs Ada at 26450 or go to Christ Hospital to donate.
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Trenton
A. M. Wilson
Nazarene Church
Wilson
Miami St
P.S
Nazarene Churc
James Ada
Webster St
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Adams
Ada
A Year Well Remembered by Dorothy Kilgallen
Dorothy Kilgallen reflects on 1952’s highs and lows. She notes MacArthur’s wealth, Eisenhower and Monroe, the H bomb era fears, and Berths of politics and sport. The piece forecasts 1953 with cautious optimism and national hope.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Barbs on Cheerful Mornings and Habit Forming
A doctor argues that a cheerful breakfast is merely a habit and not widely adopted. The piece notes how few people settle into it and suggests that discipline rather than luck makes hard work easier.
Influenza Epidemic Eases as Council Members Present Flag
Twenty years ago on December 30 1932 health officials announced the influenza epidemic began to subside per Health Commissioner G D Lummis. Unity Council and Daughters of America presented a flag to Cumberland Presbyterian Church while Wade E Miller spoke at a Hi Y reunion with Richard Mathews William Wilson Merle Wendt and others participating.
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G. D. Lummis
Unity Council, Daughters O America
Theumberland Presbyterian Church
Wade E. Miller
Richard Mathews
William Wilson
William Shera
Fred Jorden
Merle Wendt
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