Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Note Bible Verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices per copy and by mail including area and outside trading areas. It also includes a Bible verse quotation from Jeremiah 38:20.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Area Evening Middletown Journal
Area
Allmai
Jeremiah
Captain Carlsen Courage Lesson From Flying Enterprise
The essay hails Captain Kurt Carlsen for choosing to stay with the Flying Enterprise in a deadly gale. It credits his steadfast duty as a testament to human courage and self mastery beyond romantic seafaring lore. His ship sank, yet his final hours teach what it is to be a man.
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Kurt Carlsen
Captain Carlsen
Carlsen
Unemployment Patches in Detroit and New York Amid Defense Shift
In a period of overall low joblessness, Detroit and New York face localized shortages due to the shift to defense production and material shortages. New York state officials warn it could account for a quarter of nationwide unemployment by July 1, while Congress faces pressure to extend relief for auto workers after a Defense Unemployment conference. National unemployment has hovered below one million, with 674,000 workers in January 1951 and 2,229,000 in December 1950. A 1,140,000 unit auto quota for Q2 1952 helped save about 70,000 Detroit jobs, though the initial target was 1,000,000. Optimism grows for New York as large consumer goods orders and heavy buyer activity are noted in early January postings.
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Detroit
New York
Congress
United Auto Workers
Washington
Mber
Bureau of the Census
Moody
Mich
Worry Clinic Explores Lana A Psychopath Case C-345
Dr George W Crane discusses Lana A nineteen who blames her mother and father for her problems. The column analyzes parental psychology, labeling Lana a psychopath and criticizing a father who favored her. It urges applying modern scientific parenting methods and offers a 100 point test for parents.
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Lana
Truman's potential run hinges on personal, health, and political calculus
The piece surveys if President Truman should seek a second term, noting Mrs. Truman's possible opposition, health concerns, and the political odds against him. It discusses constitutional terms, party dynamics, and past voting patterns, with comparisons to Taft Eisenhower and past nominees. It emphasizes the fluidity of public opinion and the vitality of the American political system.
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Washington
Truman
Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Canada
Mr. Truman
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Taft
Eisenhower
Sudden Unsettling Event Promises Thrills and Drama
Genevieve Kemble notes an unexpected and dramatic visitation may alert nerves and emotions to a high pitch. The piece suggests a disruptive yet potentially beneficial sequence for birthday individuals with creative urges and unusual talents.
Raffle of a Life sparks citywide curiosity
A columnist recalls a fiction tale where a man raffles his year of work and a Brazil story of a servant girl who raffles herself. The piece questions what a winner would truly gain and suggests people consider what they would offer if others could buy them.
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Jonassoa
Brazil
Maria Costa
No More Homework, Parents Unite For Relief
Hal Boyle humorously critiques the burden of school homework on parents and children. He riffs on the futility of solving algebra problems for a sixteen year old and imagines a nationwide society demanding an end to homework. The piece ends with a rallying cry to support parental authority.
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Washington
Society For the Protection of
U. S. Office of Education
SHY Inc a Capital Fashion Model Coop Draws Attention
Washington letter profiles SHY Inc a model cooperative led by Julie Shadel Ann Hinson and Mariabelle Young. Twenty models invest 5 per share with 10 percent earnings reinvested, offering fashion advice and shopper escort services to delegates and wives during conventions.
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Washington
SHY, Inc
Gen
Julie Shadel
Ann Hinson
Mariabelle Young
Shadel
Bill Shadel
CBS
Young
Shy
Press social climbing worries over Churchill lunch at Mayflower
George Dixon muses on Washington journalists hosting Prime Minister Churchill for lunch at the Mayflower Hotel. He jokes about social climbing, lists costs and perks, and notes mix of admiration and hypocrisy in press circles as they anticipate Britain’s premier visit.
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Washington
Mossadegh
Princess Elizabeth
Churchill
Prince Romanoff
Mayflower Hotel
Toronto
Britain
Ivan
Elizabeth
Duke
Britannia
Christmas Package Shortage Cools Holiday Mood
A humorous note warns many will receive only one package on New Year’s morning after heavy gifts on Christmas Day. A doctor’s quip adds that noses grow pointed with overexposure, urging caution to keep sniffing to oneself and out of others.
Middletown Couple Weighs Brain Tumor Speculation After Hotel Fire Tale
A Middleton man reports a Cincinnati hotel fire to his wife and two other couples, sparking concern about his wife's memory lapses. The story recounts forgetful episodes including mis-timed meals, missed reservations, and a locked car incident, all framed as possible early signs.
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Middletown
Nap Linton
Rights and Voting Facts in Historical Q and A
This questions and answers page discusses Washington DC suffrage status noting DC residents lacked full voting rights except for 1800 Maryland electoral participation. It also covers the Muses as nine goddesses of arts and sciences and defines Barbary as northern African coastal nations Morocco to Libya. It adds that Argentine women first voted in 1951.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Africa
Egypt
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
Libya
Pal Region
Argentina
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