Middletown Journal subscription rates and notices
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy ten cents carrier rates 30 cents weekly adding Sunday News Journal 40 cents weekly outside city 25 cents weekly and mail options from nine to fifteen dollars yearly with or without Sunday edition. Also includes a Bible verse quotation from Acts 22 28.
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Television policy stirs NCAA meeting on football telecasts
At the NCAA gathering in Washington the ten member television committee is expected to back a 1953 limit on college football telecasts, designating one game weekly. Notre Dame objects to restrictions and argues for unrestricted broadcasts led by athletic director Ed Krause. The stance aligns with Penn and even U.S. attorneys, as the government pursues antitrust action against the NFL for TV limits, with a Philadelphia trial set for January 26. The DOJ suggests its college TV argument could apply to pro and college games alike.
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Justice Department
Vote For Truth In Journalism Debate On Right Of Correction
The UN General Assembly backed a right of correction treaty allowing nations to demand corrections to press reports from other countries. The U S opposed, arguing it would force publications to host potentially deceptive propaganda and undermine truthful reporting.
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General Assembly
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France
United States
U. S. Senate
Safety gains pace as jets loom over troubled air era
U S domestic airlines posted a historic safety improvement with 1952 fatalities per 100 000 passenger miles dropping to 0 38 from 1 1 in 1950 despite flight miles rising. One major crash over 40 lives occurred, while international carriers faced their worst year since 1946 yet overall safety signs remained positive as jets approach.
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Pan American World Airways
Brazil
Puerto Rico
No Compromise On Public School Shortfall
A U S Office of Education report warns that 325000 new public school classrooms are needed this fall but only 5800000000 dollars will be found, leaving a deficit of 4900000000 dollars. Shifts and crowded classes threaten educational value and safety for growing student numbers.
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U. S. Office of Education
How To Win Lasting Fame Through a Diary
Hal Boyle muses that lasting fame comes from keeping a diary rather than grand deeds. He recalls his own decades of diary entries from school days through the 1930s and notes how private reflections reveal a era’s mood and personal growth. What’s in your diary.
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Mary
Churchill’s Stalemate Talk Dramatizes Weak Allied Ties
In a press interview Churchill underscores a US British rift over Korea. He upholds a hard line on Red China and UN limits, suggesting Britain will not push for rapid American troop withdrawal or a broader war. The piece warns of a protracted stalemate if London vetoes changes and Korea deepens.
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London
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Red China
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Hitler
Europe
United States
Russia
Two loves on eve show Zsa Zsa dress advice and Lambeth anniversary
The evening paper pairs a Hollywood interview with Zsa Zsa Gabor advising how to dress to win a man with a warning about keeping him, and a Loma Linda piece on Mr and Mrs Lambeth celebrating 73 years of marriage. The column contrasts glamorous romance with enduring devotion from God.
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Zsa Gabor
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Zsa Zsa
Zsa Zsa Gabor
William Oy
Lambeth
Mr. Lambeth
Worry Clinic Case Examines a Selfish Husband
Don L a 32 year old married nine years shows little affection toward his wife, deserts her for weekends and rejects intimacy. Dr. Crane explains such behavior can stem from childhood, jealousy and outdated myths about sexuality, urging partners to communicate and grow together. He promotes the 200 point Tests for Sweethearts to aid mate selection.
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Sourwood Tree Name Tied to Leaf Taste Evidence
Questions and Answers note that sourwood or sorrel tree earned its name from the flavor of its leaves and twigs. They identify the Revolutionary War era population center as Maryland.
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Maryland
Middletown I1.O.C.F. hosts district encampments event
Middletown Encampment No. 323 I1.O.C.F. hosted officers and members from the Third and Fourth Districts of the Grand Encampment of Ohio with Grand Patriarch B. E. Rhoads in attendance. Jerome B. Hosey and Frank B. Pauly attended a Columbus testimonial dinner for Clarence J. Brown who retired as secretary of state. taxi rates were reduced to 15 cents per person with 10 cents for each extra rider. Samuel J. Stull of Columbia brought a blooming dandelion found just removed from Middletown Hospital Central Vee area.
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O.C.F
Ohio
B. E. Rhoads
Jerome B. Hosey
Frank B. Pauly
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Samuel J. Stull
Columbia
Journal
Middletown Hospital
Cold office woes and a caring neighbor remembered
Three occupants in a chilly office endure a half day without heat as an oil shortage delays warmth. Later a schoolteacher notices a mother and two boys guiding a young sister along South Broad Street and praises a boy's gentle remark. The paper asks a kind neighbor to report their aid again.
James Marlow Foresees Doomed Filibuster Battle in Senate
The piece argues that 19 Democrats and Republicans plan to change rules to curb Southern filibusters against civil rights bills but face near-impossible odds. It notes current rules require 64 votes to break a filibuster, with no mechanism to end a filibuster otherwise, making reform unlikely this Congress.
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Washington
Senate
The Doctor Says On Pain Relief Across History
Edwin Jordan discusses pain as a diagnostic tool and its limits in treatment. He notes pain guides diagnosis in conditions like appendicitis and angina while advanced cancer pain offers little diagnostic help and may require careful use of analgesics to avoid dependence.
The Stars Say For Tomorrow By Genevieve Kemble
A horoscope outlines a concentration of forces with a planned future solidarity and gainful reaping. It cites inner intuition and dependable subjective and objective faculties guiding individuals born today toward high aims and sustained, logic based effort.
Barbs on sleep and authority spark playful clash
A New York man with three children has completed his dental college course. The piece jokes about children fearing their own dad while authorities debate why men must sleep and whether the motive is to escape approval.
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New York
Dental College
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