Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Notice
The Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio lists subscription prices for various delivery options including 6c weekday copies, 15c Sundays, 60c weekly city area carrier, 45c outside areas, and annual mail rates of 10 dollars in trading area and 20 dollars outside. Also notes U S postal details and a biblical verse.
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Rail unions in Britain clash over pay and featherbedding
The National Union of Railwaymen threatens a February strike amid disputes with the Transport Salaried Staffs Association and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen. Officials cite wage gaps and pay scales, while government and industry urge delay for a March or April committee report. Featherbedding cited as a broader issue affecting productivity and costs.
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Learn to Love People and Live Fully
The piece reflects on loving others through examples in Jerusalem with Bertha Vester and Dr. Mahmoud Dajani. It argues genuine love, not phony affection, expands the soul and brings joy, citing Will Rogers and a Christian moral emphasis that life becomes full when one learns to love.
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First woman physician Elizabeth Blackwell 1849 MD
Fact notes Elizabeth Blackwell became the United States first woman physician earning an M D in 1849. It quotes other general facts about biology and history including rat diseases and Florida orange blossom as state flower.
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Penny Horribles and a Ghost Town Passport Plan
A nostalgia piece traces penny horribles from early valentines and sharp barbs in studio cards. It then reports Col. David Cricket's Kentucky for Kentuckians Club plan to repatriate Kentuckians abroad, plus a Brownie box critique and TV influence on children.
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Eisenhower Frames Moderation As Presidential Creed
President Eisenhower in a news conference positions himself as a moderate between liberal and reactionary ends. He says future leaders must steer between extremes, seek long and short term effects, and rely on careful study and broad advice, reflecting his steady executive approach.
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Public Confusion Over National Defense Policy
George Sokolsky argues citizens face a muddled defense debate as Eisenhower and top generals clash over strategy. He cites Johnson and Symington on Soviet lead, Sputnik era morale, and Kremlin confidence, urging clear policy to stop wasted funds and lost time.
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Stuart Symington
CIA Not Omnipotent Says Dulles Testimony Across Congress
Fulton Lewis Jr. notes CIA director Allen Dulles spends time briefing Congress on Soviet economics and military progress. The piece argues CIA sources rely on public data, not secret agents, and that Dulles faces criticism for overestimating Soviet growth based on official Red figures. It cites Harry Ransom’s view of CIA sourcing and analysts like G Warren Nutter and Colin Clark who dispute Kremlin statistics.
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Eisenhowers defense stance under scrutiny in Congress testimony
The discussion centers on confusion in American defense as politicians clash with military leaders. Eisenhower, during a news conference, acknowledges that generals push their own ideas. He says he listens, makes the best decision possible, and takes responsibility for the outcomes.
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Insects see in daylight yet night targets elude them
A collection of wry clippings notes paradoxes about perception and public figures. Skeeters find targets in darkness despite daylight physics, Eisenhower travels unseen, a Texas town trims constables salaries, and a London clock out of line. football owners choose a new commissioner after seven days of wrangling as Algerian rebels consider Foreign Legion enlistment. An eastern zoo inherits over $2 million.
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