Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal provides pricing for subscriptions by copy, week, year and area, with rates for city and suburban carrier delivery, mail within and outside trading areas, and a note on U S subscriptions. It notes publication daily by News-Journal Inc and includes a Psalm verse.
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Heaven
Second Coming Magazine Aims To Reignite American Intellect
A group of six Columbia University students and alumni launch The Second Coming, a new magazine seeking to renew the nation’s intellectual life. The piece praises the effort, notes worries about lofty pretensions, and urges a fair evaluation based on content while criticizing stifling forces in society. It also mocks Harvard rumors about reduced morale.
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Columbia University
America
Kansas at 100 Faces Hard Road to Statehood
Kansas marks its 100th anniversary as state, tracing the 1854 Kansas Nebraska Act, the battles over slavery, and the long delay before admission. The piece notes the Bleeding Kansas era, the roles of Douglas and Lincoln, and Kansas’ later contributions to the nation.
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Missouri
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Congress
Nebraska
South
Senate
New England
Pierce
Buchanan
Civilian voices urged in disarmament talk
Dr Kenneth Boulding of the University of Michigan argues progress in disarmament hinges on including civilians in the process. He notes negotiators represent powers and military forces, not the people most at stake. He suggests letting civilian populations send representatives at the next session to better address the arms race.
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Kenneth Boulding
University of Michigan
Boulding
Kennedy urged to push deficit spending and public works
President elect Kennedy faces pressure from labor leaders and economist Walter Heller to adopt a large public works program and tax relief for middle and low income families. Heller advocates spending increases and criticizes the debt ceiling while supporting selective wage and price controls. The Sobell case and a Red-front petition to free Morton Sobel are also noted as ongoing political intrigue.
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Kennedy
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Walter Heller
Heller
University of Minnesota
Orville Freeman
Agriculture
National Education
Bobby Keller
Newemen
Minnesota
Hever
Joint Economic Committee
Profesor Heller
Senate
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Congress
NEA
Helier
Defense Day planning committee named by Legion Post 218
On January 19 1941 C K Pigman commander and Adjutant W O Wilson were appointed to organize the third annual Defense Day observance. The estate of Fred Gihaus was filed for probate to be split between St John s Church and St Aloysius Orphanage in Cincinnati. Knights of Pythias under Chancellor Max Wise Jr posted drive safely signs along seven roads into Middletown.
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American Legion
W.O. Wilson
Fred Gihaus
St. John's Church
St. Aloysius Orphanage
Cincinnati
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Max Wise Jr
Middletown
Eisenhower Farewell Speech Urges Balance In Policy
President Eisenhower’s farewell address frames a measured call to balance in national programs and resources. He warns against a militarized complex and a rising scientific elite, urging caution toward wartime rushes, and emphasizes prudent, future-minded spending and disarmament progress.
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Eisenhower
Agrieach
Dr Dooley favored by Kilgallen as film progress shifts
Hollywood buzz centers on who should play Dr Tom Dooley in The Night They Burned The Mountain with Tony Perkins favored by the real doctor. Bill Holden rumored to have had European plastic surgery, while Castro plots a Washington meeting with Kennedy after the inauguration. Peggy Lee’s ex-husband Dewey Martin attended her opening. Eleanora Brown optioned amid Three US film company bidding.
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Tom Dooley
Tony Perkins
Bill Holden
Europe
Suzie Wong
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Peggy Lee
Dewey Martin
U. S
Eleanora Brown
Sophia Loren
Naples
Hixon Appointed Sheriff In Madison County
Dave Regan reports on the selection of James F. Hixon as Madison County sheriff after a press conference announcing his 2% applicant selection. Hixon is described as quiet, well mannered, and in control, with good stature and a pleasant face. Also noted is a post office error involving air mail versus Special Delivery. Madison Township High may cancel Friday school for lack of staff. a charity basketball game between Madison and Lakota staff and coaches is set for 7 p.m. to raise funds for athletic activities.
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James F. Hixon
County Commission
Hixon
Madison Township High School
Madison Gym
Madison
Liniment
Inaugural Parade Prep Delivers Washington Whimsy
Inaugural headquarters buzzes as Mrs. James K. Rowe and Libby Rowe plot parade details with Daisy Harriman Mary Van Rensselaer Thayer and others. A writer observes a maniable cast testing floats manhole sealing and cradle poses for infant JFK with jokes and political tension.
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James K. Rowe
J. Borden
Daisy” Harriman
Norway
Libby Rowe
Daisy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Estrellita Stars See Tomorrow Through Horoscope
The horoscope foresees a year of hard work and growth with seasonal gains. If your birthday falls today, expect a year full of opportunities and travel, with steady progress by March. A home-centered outlook and potential change in business suggests patient improvement and success, a good sales or portrait career could follow.
Telling Ve A Cigaret Wrapping Machine Factoids
The piece cites Za dok Dumkopf boasting a 50 000 smokes per hour rate from a wrapping machine, linking it to a Vienna palace pastiche. It notes nine million free train riders in India last year and critiques railroads as similarly unreliable, ending with a car lemon reference.
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Zadok Dumkopf
India
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