Middletown Journal Publication Details And Subscriptions
The Middletown Journal reports evening publication with Sunday excluded and lists subscription rates by mail for various editions in its advertising. Rates vary by area and frequency with separate pricing for 3 day and 6 day editions and mail subscriptions.
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Petrillo Pillow Case Impacts Theater Labor Practices
The National Labor Relations Board in a split decision upheld an earlier ruling affecting James C. Petrillo and theater labor rules. The case centers on requiring theaters to hire local union orchestras for outside performers and the obligation to provide actual performances. Critics argue the ruling evades limits on forcing payment for labor.
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Hypnotic influence blamed for turnpike crashes study planned
The American Automobile Association proposes a study on highway monotony and drowsy driving on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. It cites 1968 crash figures with 50 deaths and 634 injuries, noting the turnpike’s reputation as the safest highway despite this loss.
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Doing The Reds' Work Sabotage Charge Amid Rail Strike
The article argues the unauthorized railroad walkout harmed national defense as federal authorities operated lines. Officials claim the strike undermined wartime readiness and accused the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of aiding Communist aims.
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Tickling Dragon's Tail in Nevada Sparks Nuclear Debate
Las Vegas residents hear of a rash of Nevada detonations as Congress observers study the events. Analysts say small atomic weapons and new warhead concepts could alter future warfare and deterrence.
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Mayo Clinic viewed as no better than local doctors for most cases
Dr. George W. Crane argues the Mayo Clinic cannot outperform competent local physicians in a fair sized city. He notes the Mayo "oomph" stems from advertising and psychology, not unique cures, and that many capable doctors nationwide can treat ailments as well as Rochester surgeons.
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Washington Happenings at The Ameri cad and the War Labor Strife
The article critiques government handling of wartime labor unrest led by rail unions, arguing the administration failed to prevent wildcat strikes that halted military production. It calls for stronger enforcement, broader coverage of labor laws, and a presidential declaration to curb strikes impacting national interests. It references Taft Hartley Wagner Act exemptions and proposes amendments to settle strikes during emergencies.
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Psychology and mysticism mix in local medical scene
An article notes that patient belief and advertising boost recovery rates, while a minority seek rapid, expert care. It argues doctors share scientific methods openly, with no secret techniques or patents, and encourages readers to request a psychological chart from Dr Crane.
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The Making of a Millionaire Belief in Opportunity
Erich Brandeis profiles a self made man who rose from poverty through hard work honesty and self discipline. He credits belief in America and opportunity and notes how early encouragement was lacking yet the subject pursued success through persistence. The tale underscores a timeless formula for achievement.
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From Dreams to Invention to Fortune
Hal Boyle narrates a builder who turned setbacks into success. He stayed focused, worked a day job, and at night invented and pitched to firms. A breakthrough built a career, making him a leading inventor and a top earner for Uncle Sam while keeping his name anonymous.
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Ammunition and Arms Frenzy Roils Camp in South Texas Tale
The memoir details soldiers and amateurs in a South Texas camp arming with rifles pistols bayonets and carbines. They disassemble clean polish and test weapons nightly while artillery and patrols pass and a tree becomes the target. The author notes the eerie constant gunfire and the danger of careless handling.
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Broadway stars and rumors swirl in bustling theatre scene
A garbled collage of questions and gossip about Dorothy Kigallen and other show business figures. It hints at divorce chatter, salaries, tech costs for The Greatest Show on Earth, casting for Broadway productions, and plans for new ventures in New York, with frequent uncertain names and fragments.
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President Truman's hush on public dinners hailed by columnist
George Dixon notes Truman will attend fewer public dinners during national emergency, easing excesses in Washington society. He praises the reduced dining chaos and humorously laments post dinner coverage by reporters while recounting past White House dinners and club events.
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Alaska Town Reports Fear and Hope Amid War News
A town mother and daughter recount Alaska and Russia fears as war looms. The narrative describes residents staying alert, awaiting skies and battles, and pondering visitors and leaders amid uncertain times.
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Mystery of a Half Grapefruit and Unsettling Windiness
A curious remark notes that a half grapefruit appears linked to sudden windiness. The observation suggests an odd, perhaps humorous, daily phenomenon rather than a serious report.
Tomorrow’s turn foretold by strange auguries
The reading notes sudden change and high promise for unexpected events. Decisions may be postponed due to uncertain judgment and possible blunders. A birthday brings a warned sensitivity and appeal for radical, emotional changes that could alter usual outcomes.
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