Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Middletown Journal announces subscription terms for local and surrounding areas. Rates cover evening editions, six day mail options, and combined Sunday News Journal, with annual and weekly prices for in trading and outside zones.
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India and communism discussed by Madame Kusum Nair
In a critique of Cold War divides, Madam Kusum Nair argues India resists seeing democracies as defenders against Russia and communism. She contends Indian reformers view Marxism as suited to Asiatic conditions and warns of U S imperialism amid Soviet and Chinese cooperation.
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1950 Sets Record for Consumer Income in U S
The 1950 consumer income from all sources reached 223 billion dollars, a record surpassing 1948 by 13 billion and 1950 parity near the national debt by about 30 billion. Wage gains, military pay, dividends, and unincorporated earnings boosted year end totals while government spending remains a factor. The piece urges economy in government to maintain solvency.
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Department of Commerce
Stalin interview sparks Western unease and debate
The piece surveys Stalin's latest interview, noting ambiguous war hints, claims of Soviet rearmament limits, and Western skepticism. It suggests satellite unrest, failed Western campaigns to divide the free world, and speculation on Stalin joining the propaganda front as tensions rise.
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Worry Clinic Bulletin Offers Sex Difference Charts
Dr. George W. Crane promotes his 10 cent medico psychological bulletins through the Worry Clinic column. He describes the bulletin set as an extension university service for marriage and personal guidance, with real case data and identity masked. He urges readers to send a dime for the Sex Problems In Marriage bulletin.
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Nations face years of wartime prep and caution
Washington officials warn Russia may delay war for about two years while the United States builds up defenses Allies aid and production rise. Public mood shifts from shock to grim determination as Korea and Europe influence policy and tax and price controls roll out.
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Questions and Answers from a Historic News Quiz
A 1920s style Q and A covers Georgia’s first state woman in the U S Senate Rebecca Felton served two days after Gov. appoints her in 1922. The term excelsior meaning higher upward relates to fine wood shavings used for packing and cushions. Cape Agulhas is the southernmost point of Africa extending beyond the Cape of Good Hope by about 30 miles.
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Nathan Hale died at age twenty one
The young patriot Nathan Hale was just 21 years old at the time of his death. He is remembered for his sacrifice during the Revolutionary War.
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Nathan Hale
Portrait of Buddha at UN prompts debate on inclusion
A reader from Charlotte questions a Tokyo dispatch about a Buddha portrait destined for the United Nations building. The column argues the UN should reflect diverse creeds, noting existing plaques of lawgivers and rulers in Washington and weighing the wisdom of such displays.
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Washington's Birthday Sales Turn Town Upside Down
Washington headlines tell of a shopping frenzy with 97 cent sets 37 dollar typewriters and 99 cent dresses. crowds line up overnight, deals vary from junk to prized refrigerators, while readers joke about the chaos and cost of living during the annual sale blitz.
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Rosario delle Rossa shines in Kilgallen column of wit
Dorothy Kilgallen lauds Rosario delle Rossa as a dramatic, two‑lives figure who balances a trucker’s day with a clandestine night life and a flamboyant romance, while the essay riffs on Moon travel dreams and editorials about Miss Garden and Miss Astor.
The Stars Foretell Domestic Joy and Creative Rise
Genevieve Kemble notes auspicious sidereal vibrations focusing on home life, culture, and romance. Birthdays promise charm and domestic significance, while later periods warn of obstacles from employers but suggest lasting reward through careful planning and perseverance.
Gettysburg Address Copies and the Stone of Scone Tale
The dialogue describes a second Gettysburg Address copy allegedly written on November 19 1863 in Gettysburg held during the delivery. It then references the British Stone of Scone symbolizing the union of English and Scottish crowns after its recent theft from Westminster Abbe y.
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Do rattlesnakes reveal age by rattles count
The text rejects the myth that a rattlesnake's age can be read from its number of rattles. It notes scientists debunk this rumor and explain no direct age indicator exists from rattles.
Barbs A bridge expert faces California operation
A bridge expert in California will undergo an operation. A judge in Ohio ruled a father may see his children twice monthly. An Itness couple divorced after 50 years, and a note hints at rent and leisure changes this month.
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Kodak Kate Johnston chronicled presidents and architecture
Jane Frances Johnston 87, nicknamed Kodak Kate, recalls pioneering White House photography from Harrison to Taft. She lives in New Orleans and travels to Washington for her archival work, with early architectural shoots in the South earning enduring recognition. Her work is part of the Huntington Library and Library of Congress collections. She photographed Teddy Roosevelt, McKinley, and other figures, and sought a camera to cover newspapers in 1887.
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