Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists per copy and mailed subscription rates for local and trading area readers. Rates include 6c for weekday copies, 15c for Sundays, 50c weekly by carrier in-city, 45c outside areas, and annual mail options of 10 dollars in trading area and 20 dollars outside, with 35 dollars for outside U.S.A. subscriptions.
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Scouts Celebrate Golden Anniversary of Eagle Scouts Honor
The Boy Scouts of America mark 1959 Eagle Scouts amid a District of Columbia ceremony celebrating the 1910 incorporation. The movement now exceeds 5 million active members in the U S and over 8 million worldwide led by Sir Robert Baden-Powell, with roots in Beard and Seton traditions.
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Jam Jar The President Budgets a 4.4 Billion Surplus
The President foresees a 4.4 billion dollar surplus for the next fiscal year and urges using it to cut the national debt. Congress voices doubt and may spend the funds on expansive welfare programs, risking the surplus and possible renewed deficits.
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Victory Over Pain Through Positive Thinking Revealed
Dr Charles Richard Alsop Gilbert promotes positive thinking as a method to ease childbirth pain and empower patients. He cites a wilderness native who feels fear in a city until he experiences pain as a cue to focus on inner power and divine will for lasting relief.
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Miscellaneous factoid compendium from a historical source
A collection of concise statements covers topics from ancient attire a veil with hood to the Seawolf submarine and U S Navy naming, early U S road history, Ursa Minor, blood plasma composition, Lincoln Memorial visitors, coconut kernel copra, and New Hampshire's coastline length.
Red Waldorf Cake Recipe Sparks Middletown Buzz
A Middletown tale centers on a Waldorf Red Cake recipe brought from Dayton after a New York City dining moment. The famous cake, colored with four bottles of red dye, travels via a generous friend, though a $250 bill questions the tale’s sweetness.
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De Gaulle Perseveres as Paris Faces Algeria Crisis
Paul Harvey recalls Charles de Gaulle’s bold handling of the Algiers uprising in 1958. He replaced wavering ministers, granted extraordinary powers, and pressured rebels, leading to a bloodless settlement and stabilizing Western unity amid fear of panic and Communist ascent.
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Free And Confused In A World Of Thought And Politics
George Sokolsky argues freedom breeds conflicting definitions of intellect. He cites figures from cinema and crime and praises De Gaulle for standing firm, while noting the rise of intellectual aristocracy in Russia and the erosion of equality under democracy.
Big Coat Shuffle Among Washington Dignitaries
Washington social set endures a rash of coat and fur mixups at embassy parties and receptions. Diplomats, politicians, and executives report overcoats and accessories swapped or stolen, including Luig Machado, Walter Muller, Rep. Thomas, and Omar Burleson among others, with jokes about the thefts and a tale from Senator Magnuson about shortening sleeves to teach a lesson.
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Loews Inc
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Burglar to Try for No 13th Escape Luck in New Tale
A West German thief known for 12 prison escapes faces another test as a national magazine notes that the 1624 Dutch purchase of Manhattan for beads and liquor would no longer buy a square foot of office space today. An Indian needing an office is posed as a unlikely question.
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N.J
Arthur A. Schuck
James E. West
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