Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Motto
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for per copy newsstand, carrier editions, and mail plans within and outside the trading area. A Bible verse quotes Psalms 119:99 as a preferred motto, stating I have more understanding than all my teachers for thy testimonies are my mediation.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening
Sunday News-Journal
Tradin
Trading
Evening Middletown Journal
U.S.A
Budget Cut Target Set by Steering Committee in Election Year
The Congressional Steering Committee aims to trim the budget by 2.5 billion dollars, a goal Truman called hardboiled. The measure faces political resistance but promises no loss of essential services. The piece urges deflation to be resisted, notes inflation in valentines, and discusses international tensions and market readjustments toward honest prices.
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Truman
Congressional Steering Committee
Congress
Dr George W Crane on a surgeon's professional crisis
In this case P-263 Howard L aged 38, a brilliant physician and surgeon, contemplates retirement amid a troubled marriage and guilt over potential harm to patients. Dr Crane analyzes psychological transferences linking marital stress to clinical performance, noting many professionals let unhappy homes spill into work.
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Howard L
Crane
California
Howard
Lincoln
Taft predicts price stabilization via supply and demand
Senator Taft argued that the early 1948 price decline would come from a shift in supply and demand aided by lower inflationary pressure from Treasury debt payments and farm market adjustments. He warned government controls alone cannot create abundance and that export levels and weather will shape agricultural prices, with implications for labor wages and potential pension plans.
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Ohio
Taft
Treasury
United States
America
World War I Skirmish Qualms Echoed by Congress
Rep Sel ccm of New York and Rep Judd of Minnesota warn that British and American viewers may face a threat if Russia gains control in Europe. Marshall cites doctrine and urgency while Rankin of Mississippi blasts Rip Van Winkles of the Republican Party as Pauley affair stirs action.
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France
Italy
Rep
Sel
Ccm (D
New York
Walter Judd
Minnesota
China
Mr. Pauley
Pauley
Rip van Winkles
Republican Party
J. B. Rankin
Mississippi
Baer Predicts Global Canal Wars and a Push-Button Future
Arthur Baer envisions a future where fierce canal rivalries and interoceanic routes drive a tectonic shift in naval power. He imagines a two ocean navy, submarines and planes, and a Pentagon desk controlling five fronts in a push-button war.
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Panamas
Panama Canal
New York
New York To Californian
Rockies
Pentagon
Napoleon
Hamiet
Ugabay Baer
Homesick letter from California to Connecticut traveler
A traveler in California writes that despite warm sunshine and exotic meals, he longs for home in Connecticut. He notes looming blizzards in the Northeast, plans to return in three days, and memories of pets, family, and familiar routines. He imagines the comfort of home cooking, a warm house, and the dogged pull of home over travel.
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Connecticut
New York
New England
California
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Ohio
Iowa
Nome
Leeds
Questions and Answers from a historical quiz item
A quiz shows William Jennings Bryan ran for president three times, in 1896 1900 and 1908 with Democratic and People's Party votes in 1896 1900 and the Taft defeat in 1908. It notes basketball originated in 1891 by Dr James Naismith Springfield Massachusetts and defines the wheel telly as the wooden rim. It adds Canada does not contribute to the British Royal Family's expenses.
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William Jennings Bryan
People's
McKinley
William Howard Taft
Five years later Hal Boyle on Tunisia battle misperceptions
Hal Boyle argues that the battle of Kasserine Pass was not a simple American failure. He credits stubborn American units led by Brig. Gen. Robinett and First Infantry with delaying Rommel as British and American forces held a joint line. He contends top brass share some blame and exits through Page 4.
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Tunisian
Kasserine Gap
Tunisia
First Army
Kenneth A.N. Anderson
Anderson
Pichon
Faid Pass
Pees
Pertoreese
Pichen
Armored
Paul McDonald
Robinett
Slim
Combat Command
Harold Alexander
Britain
Alexander
Statesman or politician how to judge a president
The column muses on what makes a statesman raising questions about leadership before and after the White House. It notes Lincoln and other presidents, discusses Byrd as a potential running mate, and weighs isolationism and budget fights as factors shaping a president’s legacy.
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Department of State
Confederacy
Lincoln
White House
Byrd
Senator Byrd
Virginia
South
Truman
Senate
Burton Wheeler
CIO
Wheeler
Monors
Eisenhower
Army
Columbia University
Dr. Butler
Congress
China
Bradenton
Fie
Delayed Burials Amid Severe Winter Conditions
The letter reports multiple deaths in recent days with burials delayed due to gravel snow and icy ground. It notes Minnesota and other cold regions postponing services to late spring, while Middletown avoids strikes halting burials. The piece laments the physical strain on workers and the hardship on families awaiting graves.
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Minnesota
Middletown
Ohio
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