Middletown Journal rates and publication details
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices by delivery method. Rates include 5c per copy on weekdays and 15c on Sundays, 45c weekly for city area carriers, 40c outside city, 10 dollar yearly trading area mail, 17.50 year outside trading area, and 35 year outside U S A, with advance payment required. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
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Gasoline price wars spread amid crude glut across regions
A nationwide spillover of low crude and gasoline stocks triggers price cuts from New England to the Deep South. Detroit sees a major war among seven oil firms and an independent supplier with dealer prices shaved about 4.4 cents. The era’s fair trade debate and a Supreme Court decision on Robinson-Patman frame the shifts.
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Teachers Of Tomorrow Letting Students Misdefine Capitalism
The Chicago Daily News cites an 80-student economics survey of future teachers showing widespread misdefinition of capitalism. Respondents equate capitalism with government, view it as evil, or as dictatorial. critics blame American education for promoting superficial, agenda-driven curricula and social concerns over core economics.
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It Takes A Woman To Be Optimistic
Mary Roebling, president of Trenton Trust Co., argues the recession is a pause, not a downturn. The widow leads a bank with 70 million in assets, ranks among America's top lenders, and supports more women in banking.
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West Point inducts Benedict youngest in 16 years
Brig Gen Jay L Benedict, 37th superintendent at West Point, reviewed the corps of cadets during his induction and became the youngest commanding officer in 16 years. William Allen White marked his 70th birthday with a reflective note on tomorrow. Roosevelt sought 250 million dollars for urgent relief with WPA saying most funds would aid industrial cities, notably car centers. Hoover sailed for Europe on a sentimental journey to revisit WW era food relief work in Belgium.
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Who Decides When the President Is Disabled
Washington reports debate over presidential disability with Congress considering a five member commission excluding voting roles for the vice president, speaker, and president pro tempore. The plan would place decision power in secretary of state and party leaders, or seek a constitutional amendment.
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Two Armenian Immigrants Create Aplets and Cotlets in Cashmere
Armen Tertsagian and Mark Balaban arrived in Washington’s Cashmere valley inspired to curb apple waste. They pioneered Aplets and Cotlets by blending old world canning with new world fruit and nuts. Today the sweets are produced in the Vale of Cashmere, with peak seasons reaching seven thousand pounds daily. Only two descendants know the original formula, keeping production local and flavors at peak year round.
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The Lincoln Assassination Visit at Ford’s Theater
Jim Bishop recounts the April 14 1865 evening at Ford's Theater. President Lincoln sits with Mrs Lincoln and Clara Harris as John Wilkes Booth fires a derringer in the box. Lincoln dies next morning. Booth dies in a barn pursuit. Rathbone marries Clara Harris and dies in an asylum.
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Old Homesteads and Cars Through Time
The note muses on American farm houses aging 50 plus years and mentions a claim about a 1649 German horseless carriage. It playfully questions the term Otto as the name for the vehicle.
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Congressman's Daughter and Capitol Intrigue
A prominent congressman hires his daughter as a secretary and a prank call reveals plans for a sensational junket. Hearings flag nepotism and a large White House staff, while senators and public figures are named in a satirical procession of topics and quips.
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Opening Night Tickets Pricey Glamour and Spats in 1950s Scene
Dor othy Kilgallen notes Broadway opening night seats at $200 for The Entertainer with high pasteboard prices. Artie Shaw and Evelyn Keyes face public scrutiny. Barbara Hutton settles with Baron von Cramm for half a million. Fox pays $35,000 for The Last Man as studios eye TV dramas. Ali Khan’s love life stirs gossip while Sid Caesar parts with his cough and weight loss. A famous actress is broke and tax indebted. Milton Sperling injures toe mid flight. Farouk’s companion Caro Canaille feigns new dance steps, and Grace Kelly’s prince critiques animal protection article. Egg diet craze charms Hollywood belles.
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