Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal publishes every evening except Sunday at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Subscriptions: 25 cents per issue or 35 cents weekly by carrier. mail rates vary by area from 90009 to 15.00 yearly, with outside U S A at 35.00 yearly. All payments in advance. The page includes a Bible verse from Isaiah 50 4.
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Midsoltown Journal
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Sunday News Journal
Communists urged to concede as Panmunjom talks stall
The article argues UN negotiators have yielded too much at Panmunjom while pressuring the Communists to match concessions. It asserts Moscow dictates delays, warns against mixing military and political issues, and declares the West’s final offer stands with focus on denying North Korea arms airfields during an armistice.
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Panmunjom
United Nations
Korean
North Korea
Moscow
Vishinsky
UN Security Council
Reds
Korea
Security Council
Russia
Washington
Last Stronghold of Cheap Capitol Coffee Prices Rise
The article notes lawmakers have kept a five cent coffee on Capitol Hill amid postwar inflation but now prices rise starting with a ten cent cup and other staples follow. It claims inflation began in 1952 and frames Congress as protecting cheap lunches until now.
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Capitol Hill
Worry Clinic: Cranes Discuss Long Tenure in Congress
Dr George W Crane examines political ambition through Tony B. who contemplates running for Congress against a 25 year incumbent. The piece argues power breeds entitlement and suggests term limits for senators and representatives to curb dictatorship tendencies and reduce taxpayer waste.
Astrological Outlook For Genevieve Kemble's Birthday
The passage predicts a day of growth and solid plans for those born under Genevieve Kemble. It highlights shrewd insight, hard work, intuition, and good management as factors shaping lasting achievement and favorable personal influence.
Federal official faces hectic week amid shortages and power plans
Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann endured a string of incidents from a base garage parking dispute at the General Accounting Building to a copper priority for a plumber and a steel allocation clash with a toy maker. He also faced travel delays as scarce power and materials policy shifts unfold, with titanium driving higher electricity use and potential supply changes across defense production.
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Washington
NEA
Manly Fleischmann
General Accounting
Fleischmann
DPA
National Production Authority
NPR
U.S
North Dakota
Ohio
Doctor Answers Inherited Constipation Not Usual Cause
Edwin Jordan MD explains that constipation is rarely inherited and more often due to poor routines, diet, and laxative misuse. He notes Hirschsprung disease is an exception and stresses regular bowel habits, proper meals with fresh fruits and vegetables, and consulting a physician for persistent issues, especially in children.
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Hirschprung
New Year's chores and world messes in one column
A columnist muses on cleaning out medicine chests and untidy world affairs. He recalls discarded bottles from doctor prescribed regimens and notes the perpetual mess in nations from Russia to Korea, suggesting a wish to clear minds as well.
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Russia
Stalin
Truman
England
France
Hungary
India
China
Korea
Churchill anecdotes from a wary observer
Hal Boyle recalls Churchill with humor and caution noting his unpredictable moments from donkey mishaps to late night Moscow talks. The piece highlights Churchill’s humor, stubbornness, and resilience amid wartime alliances and grand conferences.
Chapman Faces Bureaucratic Slights In A Web Of Washington Etiquette
Oscar Chapman, secretary of the interior, is treated with high status in Washington but was placed behind Arizona Governor Howard Pyle in Florence due to the parade order. The incident sparked grumbling among some lawmakers about Marshall Plan tobacco shipments and a Texas pupil petition to Rep. Walter Rogers over school recess limits.
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Truman
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Florence
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Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Howard Pyle
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Congress
United States
Europe
Wildarado
Texas
Walter E. Rogers
Rogers
Message to sixth graders on learning and national duty
A response to sixth graders explaining that school lessons matter to keep the country free. The writer notes teachers would like longer recess but emphasizes important learning and civic duty, ending with a punch at the idea of longer recess as insulting.
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Ping
How to tell truth from loose talk in the 1952 election
The piece urges readers to beware of loose talk and practice critical thinking. It cites Rob ert Ramspeck on constructive criticism and stresses evaluating statements on specific facts, individual merit, and personal accountability rather than party labels. It advises voters to exercise independence and resist being influenced by officeholders or office boys.
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Robert Ramspeck
US Civic Service Commission
Truman
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Broadway Breezes Pitch Palladium Revues to Town
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Lou Walters aims to move London's Palladium revues to Broadway for a one show daily run starting in April. The piece also tracks Bing Crosby recovering, Betty Rowland's shuffle with Gus Schilling, and various Hollywood and Broadway gossip including Stanwyck Taylor divorce and Willson book buzz.
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Lou Walters
London
Broadway
Bing Crosby
Betty Rowland
Gus Schilling
Betty
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
Life
Meredith Willson
Marion Talley
Mid- West
The
Met
Gotham’s prettiest publicist debate delays in Hollywood plans
Mal Braveman presses Ruth Cosgrove’s claim to glamour as Kay Norton leads the parade for beauty. Elsa Lancaster postpones Blue Angel date to February 6 amid AGVA penalties. Hildegarde’s split from Martin Denny causes fallout with a potential suit over alleged use of his material.
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Mal Braveman
Ruth Cosgrove
Miltie
Gotham
Cal
Ruth
Kay Norton
Mal
Elsa Lancaster
Hollywood
Flicker
AGVA
Hildegarde
Martin Denny
Chanteuse
Late TV Plays Provoke Regret Over Sleep Loss
The remark reflects a bemused view on staying up late to watch television. It notes that the outcome of late plays only reveals the folly of sacrificing rest for entertainment.
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