Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates
Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio enters as a postal matter with rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists subscription prices by area: in city and trading areas, discounted weekly and yearly rates, and international pricing. The notice cites News Journal Inc founded 1897 and includes a Bible verse.
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British secretaries compare work life in America and England
Hal Boyle reports two British secretaries, Hilary Birley and Cecily Thompson, spent 15 months touring the United States. They say American bosses are more lenient, lunch breaks longer, and dating norms differ. They earned about $2,200 each, drove a car 9,000 miles, and were surprised by American habits and weather. Both would return and advise more UK experiências for American workers.
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Cecily Thompson
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Minneapolis
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Getting Along With Canada Cites Optimism in Trade Talks
A mid-December House Foreign Affairs study mission report by Rep. Brooks Hayes and Rep. Frank Coffin says relations with Canada have improved since last May. It notes remaining issues include U S tariff quirks, wheat dumping concerns, oil import limits, and lead zinc import cuts, while Canada faces unemployment and a milder recession. both sides seek multilateral solutions.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Brooks Hayes
D Ark
Frank M. Coffin
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Venezuela
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The Value of Trust in Family Doctors
An Ohio doctor defends a personal patient doctor bond as essential for effective care. He argues socialized systems and panel-based practice hinder trust and treatment, while free medicine allows individuals to choose and remain with a doctor.
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Ohio
England
FDR seeks vast defense budget amid record debt
Twenty years ago on Thursday January 5 1939 President Franklin D Roosevelt urged a multibillion defense plan forecasting a public debt of 44 458 000 000 for 1940 and asking 1 6 billion for defense. The German press mocked the address as preaching hatred. Felix Frankfurter was named associate justice of the Supreme Court replacing Cardozo. Charles E Melat named manager of Ohio Bell Middle Town office. Police cracked down on slot machines seizing four penny machines and other devices offering cigarettes as premiums.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
FDR
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
New York
Labor disputes and the case for compulsory arbitration
Washington editors argue that strikes threaten essential services and public welfare. They review limits on the right to strike, government seizure as a last resort, and the Taft Hartley cooling off period. They propose a permanent government panels of arbitrators to settle essential industry disputes.
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Washington
Congress
Sunday Socials Across a Household Era
Jim Bishop recalls his mother hosting Sunday socials from childhood to his own family. The ritual included peppered social mixing, piano music, games, and cake, with strict rules and a sense of community. He notes the shift to a new generation’s gatherings and the enduring memory of his mother’s influence.
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Rennie Matthews
Dave Regan Here And There In Cold Middletown Morning
This column recalls a frigid morning when many workers arrived late due to cars refusing to start. Temperatures ranged from two to nine below zero, and drivers faced dead batteries, slow heaters, and long garage lines. The piece notes the faintly warmed heater after a short drive and the need to idle engines to warm up.
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Middletown
Peace on Earth Reverberates Beyond White House
Paul Harvey rails against public opinion and world fame for the President. He cites the BBC and London press slams on remarks from space and praises steadfast leaders like Churchill while warning against chasing universal approval. He argues true leadership resists appeasement and emphasizes principled policy over popular image.
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings caution against scattering energies across many tasks. Group activities may tax you. If today is your birthday, the next six months bring occupational challenges and opportunities. Financial anxiety could appear in late March or early April, but prudence helps. Strong relationships, travel, and romance look favored mid year.
Byzantium's Seven Hills and Alaska's Youthful Population
Factographs Byzantium, an ancient Greek city, occupied the most easterly of the Seven Hills of modern Istanbul. A feature of the population of 211,000 now in Alaska is its relative youth. Currently more than half the total population is in the age range of 2 to 4 years.
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Istanbul
Alaska
Vast Milky Way Star Count Sparks Lighthearted Debate
Astronomers estimate the Milky Way contains 200 to 300 billion stars, a margin seen as minor by scientists. The piece weaves playful observations from Zadok Dumkopi on antiques, Milt the printer, and quirks about hockey temperaments, then shifts to a UN plan to fight locusts and notes about ocean depth and meteor bombardment.
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