Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Bible Verse
Subscriptions priced per copy by carrier or mail. Rates include 35¢ weekly by carrier, $6 yearly for five day delivery in area, $7 yearly for six day area, and $10 yearly for six day with Sunday Journal outside area. Outside U S A is $25 yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Bible verse Luke 23 46 included.
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Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday news-Journal
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Pepe
Jesus
AFL Leaders Enjoy Florida Retreat Amid Tax Debate
AFL executive council meeting in Miami Beach blends leisure with politics as the Labor League for Political Education reports farmer political activity shifting toward price supports. The piece questions prosperity, warns debt growth, and critiques Truman Snyder tax proposals targeting corporations while stressing potential job and production impacts.
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Palms
Miami Beach
Florida Way
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Labor
League For Political Education
League
AFL
Republican Party
Joseph D. Keenan
Congress
Keenan
Florida
Iowa
National parks push to speed land purchases and coastal protection
Secretary of the Interior Chapman urged rapid acquisition of about 550,000 acres inside national parks to prevent rising costs and loss of park values. He argued for prioritizing oceanfront and lakeshore lands, balancing recreation needs with protecting scenic and historical resources, and urged better planning and resumed recreation surveys.
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Vern Haugland
James Marlow
Washington
Interior
Chapman
United States
Chaprean
National Park Service
National Conference On State Parks
J. A. Krog
Krug
Krog
Reclamation Bureau
Park Service
Park Service Administration
Debunk Day Off the Hydrogen Bomb Hysteria
Washington observers sift official briefings debunking hype on atomic threats. AEC notes severe damage within a half mile but protection is practical beyond, with some underground safety. Col. Cooney and Dr. Lapp downplay radiation fear, while Dr. Bush doubts hydrogen bomb certainty and warns about uncoordinated defense spending. He urges unified weapon planning and emphasis on destroying enemy bases first to prevent attack.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Tatum
Navy
James P. Cooney
Surgeon General
Army
R. B. Lapp
Bikini
Vannevar Bush
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bush
Fuchs
London
Erich Brande on Life and a Macaroni Mystery
In a rambling essay, Erich Brande critiques psychiatry and lie detectors. He recalls a childhood macaroni scare that sparked a lifelong aversion to macaroni disguised as asparagus, then muses on psychiatry as guesswork, psychosomatics, and the limits of lie detection.
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Sonce
Army to reintroduce dried foods for GIs
Washington reports the Army will test dried foods again, aided by improved dehydration. Nutritionists say bats will not notice the difference, and dried items like potatoes and eggs can be reconstituted quickly. Potatoes lose weight drastically, aiding storage and transport, while eggs retain flavor with acidification. The plan excludes master- menu use but serves dried items regionally to servicemen worldwide.
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Washington
Army
Army Quartermaster Corps
The Stars Say Genevieve Kemble February Forecast
Sunday February 12 opens with aggressive drive to fund major ventures and win publicity. Statements reference American science superiority over Russia and British doubt about long range atomic bombs. For birthdays, a practical, energetic attack may yield public recognition and emoluments.
Rover the non talking dog rises to fame in New York
Hal Boyle recounts Rover a mute dog in a world of talking canines. The dog becomes a sensation on air after a comedian hires him, causing rival dogs and sponsors to fade. Rover defends himself from attack and appeals for help, ending with a moral about words and philosophy.
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New York
Rover
America
Syelp
Monthly dried foods plan extends to 1942
The report outlines a recurring schedule of dried foods to be served each month through 1942. It specifies months for dried cranberries and lists limited appearances for dried beans, chicken noodle, pea soup, cabbage, carrots, and beets, with quantities and timing varying across the year.
W Questions And Answers Q And A
The Q and A explains the Comstock Lode discovery in 1859 named after Henry Comstock of Carson Valley. It also notes Louisiana uses parishes as civil divisions akin to counties in other states.
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Comstock Lode
Nevada
Henry Comstock
Carson Valley
Louisiana
Words of Lincoln Echo Courageous Moral Charge
Mrs Franklin Stiles shares a clipping reflecting on honest effort and self reliance. It cites Abraham Lincoln praising individual responsibility over charity and wary economic promises, contrasting with modern rhetoric. A child misinterprets veterinary care as nurses, mirroring hopeful imagination.
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Franklin Stiles
First Baptist Church
Cluth
Murder and mercy in a queer world
A letter writer defends the sanctity of life against euthanasia and abortion by arguing that murder cannot be justified for any reason. The piece critiques ethical relaxations, cites Prof George Murdock and Freud, and warns that removing moral barriers leads to societal decay amid cancer pain and public debates on chastity and marriage.
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San Francisco
Beethoven
George P. Murdock
Yale
Murdocks
American Social Hygiene Association
Ingrid Bergman
Professor Murdock
Dean Acheson
Barbs Pupils of a Morrisville X senior two day ho
A Morrisville X senior endured a two day ordeal as buses struggled through muddy roads. a quip about a self made man notes a wife who keeps him working. a Florida town butchers held a golf tournament. a proverb warns against sharing secrets to avoid repetition.
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Morrisville
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Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
House
Wars and Means Committee
President Truman
James Marlowe
David Lawrence
Senate Committee
James B. Conant
Harvard
Erich Brande
Jane Eads
Genevieve Kemble
The
Stars
Hal Boyle
Voyager
Dave Regan
Abraham Lincoln
Middletown Hospital
George E. Sokolsky
Nets
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