Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Bible Verse
The Middletown Journal, published every evening except Sunday at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio, lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates include 5c per copy, 25c weekly by carrier, and annual mail options with regional pricing. a Bible verse from James 3 9 is quoted.
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Little ECA Plans Spur International Industrial Cooperation
The piece notes American export of know how beyond ECA, driven by private firms. Rubber, auto, electrical and machinery industries set up experts in nine countries to bolster production and cut costs. Student exchange programs expand, creating small Marshall Plans that aid foreign recovery and counter Yankee dollar criticisms.
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Microgroove discs spark race with RCA and Columbia
The industry heats up as Columbia and RCA Victor push ever smaller and faster records. Plans for six to seven inch discs follow earlier 10 and 12 inch microgrooves while both sides promise continued 8 rpm play. Progress drives new gear needs and a shift in sales tactics as 1949 begins with optimistic economy notes and rare car deals in larger markets.
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James C. Petrillo
Dr George W Crane Worry Clinic nail biting case
Dr George W Crane discusses Janie S a five year old with high IQ whose incessant nail biting irritates her mother. The solution emphasizes reducing repression by increasing outdoor activity and loosening overly strict rules. Advice includes encouraging running and playful exercise, complimenting behavior, and even chewing gum as alternatives.
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Janie
Washington Happenings on Truman Pay Raise Debate
In Washington the new Congress weighs a plan to raise President Truman’s pay to about 240000 before taxes with $50000 expense money tax free. Hoover commission urges higher pay for top officials, while critics warn higher taxes on income and social security, urging budget cuts and fair shared costs.
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Stars Forecast for Sunday January 16
Genevieve Kemble notes a fertile mental state and inventive ideas for the day. Birthday readers may feel impractical urges for imaginative expression but should balance with realism. a curious adventure could arise, while a child may show tense emotional energy.
Onward to a Saturday squawk with old-timer over Tenney
Arthur Baer riffs about a bantering exchange on baseball history centering Fred Tenney, a Yale scholarship, and Brown University ties. He recalls Tenney’s double game day feats, left-handed fielding prowess, and a string of leagues, praising his NL chalkkeeping while noting colorful local chatter and nostalgic names like Wagner and Clements in Springfield, Hennicker.
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Massachusetts
Fred Tenney
Yale
Tenney
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Braves
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Clements
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National League
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Cooperstown
Star of Hope and the Christmas Peace Dilemma
A Christmas Eve vignette reflects on peace and faith as a television viewer confronts conflicting headlines. The author recalls a child’s Santa Claus question and, amid war and unrest, finds the path to peace through returning to spiritual teachings.
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Christmas Shopping Advice Sparks Curious Crowd
Barbs urge early Christmas shopping as women swarm the scene unaware of purchases. A playful jab at consumer culture contrasts with a joke about busy kids and a critique of meddlesome noses. The piece riffs on routines like eight hours for sleep work and play, labeling it an old fairy tale.
Sentimental bears and Valentine cards spark odd science fun
Hal Boyle reports on a playful test using a "sentimeter" to measure emotional reactions of five women including a housewife and three showgirls, plus a 56 year old salesman. A Russian bear named Laura drinks beer at a bar as Boyle muses about odd press stunts and proposes staging Stalin with the bear for real news.
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J. Harry Lange
Hallmark Greeting Card Company
Lange
Valentine
Norma Thorton
Iowa City
Abbe Marshall
Judy Sinclair
Philadelphia
Laura
Rita Colton
Old
New York
Joe Stalin
Stalin
Zionist resilience in Palestine shapes British risk
George E. Sokolsky argues Zionism and Israel’s war footing redefine Middle East power. He contends Israel defeats Arab forces despite British opposition, notes American aid limits, and warns Britain risks growing antagonism and loss of influence by pressing a flawed Palestine policy. He invokes Mattathias and Hasmonean legacy to frame Israel as a law driven, enduring state.
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Israel
Malta
Palestine
Mattathias
Great Britain
Japan
China
George Marshall
Conscience Money Sent To Omaha Railway
A note accompanies a $2 bill from St James Minnesota. The sender says he broke glass insulators on a railway telegraph pole years ago and his conscience now prompts him to pay for the damage.
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ST. James, Minn
Omaha
Robin sightings and civic cash aid spark city talk
Dave Regan notes that robins lift spirits as spring jokes rise with warm weather. readers joke about robin refits and a bathed bird while Oglesby Barnitz Bank offers to bridge city payroll gaps until the appropriation passes, a civic gesture likely to yield goodwill beyond interest.
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Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
North American rivers flow north and public auction terms
Questions cover rivers that flow north five percent of North American streams. The St Johns River in Florida is a northerly US river. Auction phrase by inch of candle refers to bidding until candle burns out. Morgenstierne named dean of diplomats. he came to Washington in 1910. Fashion books began 1830 with Godeys Lady's Book. Butterick began paper patterns in 1863.
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St. Johns River
Florida
United States
England
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne
Noreway
Morgenstierne
Washington
Godey
Ebenezer Butterick
Enacted Law: Absence Grounds for Divorce or Exemption
A law in Alaska provides for divorce, annulment, or exemption from liability due to unexplained absence of a spouse for a set number of years. The provision outlines how long a spouse must be missing and the resulting legal relief available.
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