Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
Middletown Journal details pricing for per copy, carrier, and mail subscriptions. Rates cover various regions including outside trading area and U S A with payments in advance. The text ends with a biblically quoted verse about patience and commandments.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening
Sunday News Journal
Evening Middletown Journal
God
Jesus
Too Much Politics and Push Button Reactions
A critical essay laments evasions in political discourse and the habit of judging speeches by who spoke rather than by merits. It argues for factual, thoughtful policy discussion and fears the public is tired of emotional reactions and slogan driven commentary. It ends urging voters to reject specialists in emotion at the polls.
Truman Eyes Fair Deal Push Amid Health Insurance Clash
President Truman plans to outline a Fair Deal package in the 1952 State of the Union, with health insurance clashing against Taft backed limits. Education aid and housing programs show closer views between Taft and Truman, while overall budget constraints limit bold social welfare moves.
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Truman
Taft
Senate
House
Congress
Argun
Treasury
Dr George W Crane Case C-339 Child Psychology Serial
Dr Crane discusses using recurring child subjects in his Worry Clinic column to illustrate developmental changes from ages 3 to adulthood. He notes reader engagement, educational value, and the appeal of following familiar youngsters across installments, with a nod to audience, age references, and a reader survey.
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Tommy
Toon
Eisenhower and the 1952 Presidential Nomination
The General will not seek the nomination while on active duty but may accept if offered. He remains supreme commander in Europe and faces preconvention scrutiny. Political experts weigh the timing, party dynamics, and potential impact on Republican and Democratic strategies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Allied Forces
Europe
Observation of children and the comics through school years
A reader reflects on how many children focus on anything but the comics until adolescence. The letter suggests sending a self addressed stamped envelope and a dime to Dr. Crane in care of the newspaper to obtain a psychological chart.
God helps those who help themselves says reader
A letter from Howard V Shallue of Bridgeport voices frustration with reliance on prayer amid world events. He argues millions pray while few act, claims leaders bear responsibility, and urges proactive leadership to solve man made problems rather than waiting for divine intervention. He notes public debate on religion and God’s love, urging collective action.
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Truman
Mr. Shallue
The Voyager: Suburbanites as America's frontier
Hal Boyle equates the modern suburbanite to a frontiersman in today’s U S, noting how suburbs spread from cities with quirky names, social quirks, and evolving challenges. He sketches the seasonal grind, from spring planting pains to winter frost, taxes, and mortgage pressures, ending with the urge to return to the city once retirement nears.
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New York
Daniel Boone
America
Quagmire Heights
Swampville - On - the - Rappahannock
Brannan Eyes Swiss Cheese Holes Regulating Eyes in Fromage
George Dixon pokes fun at Secretary Brannan proposing U S standards for Swiss cheese with eyes. He notes terms like eyes and blind cheese, cites the Federal Register rules, and jokes about officials and figures including Truman, Henderson, Kenny, and Moose Jaw.
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Washington
Brannan
Baldy Brannan
Baldy
McSwiss
Agriculture Department
Production and Marketing Administration
Heaa
U.S
Federal Register
Cleve
Cliff Henderson
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
United States
Sugalos
Knox
Jim
Julian
Washington, D.C
Sugar Loaf
Henderson
Kenny
Barbs on writing and driving habits in 1951 reflection
A quirky 1951 column muses on habits and costs of daily life. It jokes about hibernation after January, questions why slow driving is harder to learn than fast driving, notes the average person struggles with figures, and laments the expense of raising children in a home.
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St. Bernard
Twilight in Paris Teen Dance Scheduled at Manchester Hotel
Junior Achievement hosts its second annual area wide dance titled Twilight in Paris at the Manchester Hotel Saturday night. The event draws teens from Franklin Lebanon Monroe Trenton and surrounding areas eager for a social evening beyond JA members.
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Manchester
Junior Achievement
Bob McDade
Middletown
Franklin
Lebanon
Monroe
Trenton
Paris
Public and private power clash over defense needs in 1950s
U S electric power use tops 7 75 million kilowatts in pre Christmas week with yearly total over 432 billion kwh. Defense demand drives expansion by private utilities and public power, while material shortages threaten timely capacity growth into 1953 and 1954. Secretary Chapman defends a balanced policy, prioritizing private expansion yet embracing public power as a check and necessary ally.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
Otal
National Defense
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
James T. Fairman
Defense Electric Power Administration
Fairman
New York Edison
Chanmar
FEPC
Congress
Harold Ickes
Interior
Julius A. Krug
Rural Electrification Administration
Thapman
Stars Guide Solid Action and Inner Insight for Today
Genevieve Kemble notes a concentration of forces and energies with a plan for future solidarity and gain. Those born today may pursue high objectives with dependable faculties, strengthened by inner intuitions and idealistic guidance guiding both theory and practice.
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Erich Brandeis
Howard V. Shallue
Bridgeport
Shallue
Hal Boyle
The
Kit Carson
Times Sq
George Dixon
Washington Scene
State Department
17Th St
Pennsylvania Ave
Mr. Truman
Dave Regan
Classified Ad Department
Dick Trout
Peter Edson
News of Washington
Steel Coower
George M. Gadsby
Utah Power
Edison Electric Institute
Federal Power Commission
Genevieve Kemble
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