Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Middletown Journal announces subscription options with per copy pricing and weekly/annual plans for local and trading area readers. Rates cover evening editions, combine with the Sunday News Journal, and extend to outside markets with various terms and prices.
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Sky High TV Antenna for Empire State Building
A New York City plan adds a 16 story height to the Empire State Building by installing a 1,499 foot television tower. The $500,000 antenna aims to expand broadcast reach beyond current horizons while FCC limits govern power. Nearby hawks and farmers are noted in separate columns on hawk protection and a dynamite prank gone wrong. The article also discusses the Mark III computing machine, its potential Navy uses, and reflections on robotics and artificial intelligence.
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Unknown Quantity Election Letter From Britain Eyed
A London Daily Mail letter criticizes the Labour government ahead of the general election. The author writes an ABC of Socialist Rule listing grievances for 25 alphabet letters with Z wishing for the end and X ignored. The piece frames a public mood of political protest and voter activism.
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Hydrogen bomb dilemma prompts UN move idea
David Lawrence notes a wartime policy shift and asks if the United States will reveal plans to halt hydrogen bomb production until Russia agrees to ban all atomic weapons. He questions public trust, Russian reactions, and the prospects for new US Russia talks amid growing armament.
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Verna V and the love debate in Dr. Crane column
Verna V a 20 year old stenographer questions Dr. George W. Crane about whether people can fall in love more than once. The Worry Clinic explains love as emotional habit and distinguishes love at first sight from earned love, noting memory triggers and gradual development.
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Looking At Life: A Restaurant Chaos of Tastes
Erica Brandeis reflects on a dinner outing that spirals into a comic clash of tastes and demands. The party navigates menu quirks and divergent preferences from rare to well done steaks to diverse desserts. The piece ends with a musing on reader appetite and writer sanity.
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Hydrogen bomb seen as massive problem for future
Hal Boyle argues the hydrogen bomb personifies a dangerous offspring of science that society may be unable to control. He warns that once born it could rebel against its creators, leaving humanity to fear and wonder how to manage an uncontrollable threat.
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Stars Say Sunday February 5 Forecast
Genevieve Kemble notes a sudden change or dramatic ending may affect undertakings with travel and plan shifts possible. Emotions may drive drastic actions, while birthdays caution against impulsive decisions, and advice urges prudent evaluation of conditions before committing to changes.
Questions and Answers on Panters Fire and Flags
A quiz style piece answers questions about the wild panther known as mountain lion or puma in western U S regions, the Peshtiga Fire of October 1871 and its immense losses, the Cathedral of Learning at University of Pittsburgh as a 42 story Gothic skyscraper, poinsettia flower color and its green flower core, proper destruction of worn flags, and Thomas Jefferson hosting the White House New Year reception on January 1, 1802.
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20 Years Ago From the We Might Remark Column
A Middletown married man recalls a neighbor remark about a wife flirting while her husband overheard. Plans were under consideration for a Cub movement akin to Boy Scouts in Middletown with Ray Mosshart leading the Church of the Ascension unit and local volunteers organizing drives and coordinators.
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Here And There and a Charity Radio Lesson
A column recalls a late night incident where a man cried for help and warns readers not to sleep with the radio on. It notes YMCA fundraising for boys, a £150 donor, and the need for more gifts to install television sets. It ends with a tip about asking questions in new or remodeled restrooms.
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Anti Communist meeting in New York coordinates national groups
George E Sokolsky reports on a Saturday gathering at the Apiel Astor in New York convened by the American Legion to coordinate anti Communist activities among about 100 national organizations. Speakers include General Walter Reedell Smith and Monsignor Fulton Sheen stressing understanding Marxist philosophy and defending traditional moral law.
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Fragmented Readable Snippets From A Patchy Florida Page
A mixed set of brief lines mentions Florida damage figures and a grocer's later commentary. Other items reference musical window displays, a Maine cat living to 25, a Swiss airport altitude, an unused field shout, and a lecturer asserting women's equal role in the current struggle.
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