Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Bible Verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for carriers and mail in and outside the trading area, with rates varying by duration and region. A Bible verse from John 8:14 is quoted at the end.
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Sunday news-Journal
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Sunday News Journal
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A Flavor All Its Own From a 1950s American Character View
In a reflection on America's rise as a world power the text cites Ralph Barton Perry on the nation’s “happy ending” belief and the melting pot flavor. It notes aviation progress by NACA and the X-1, plus Navy supersonic efforts, while acknowledging caution and urgency about future developments and a notable naval mishap with the battleship Missouri.
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University of Buffalo
International Phenomenological Society
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Uncle Sam
NACA
Truman program battles through House Rules shift
James Marlow reports Washington that the Truman program escaped the Rules Committee block as a House vote favored moving forward. The war now centers on Senate approval and possible civil rights advances such as FEPC, with Southern Democrats ready to filibuster. The LA-like battle continues until Congress adjourns.
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Senate
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Fair Employment Practice Commission
Dr George W Crane on child quarrels and divorce roots
Dr George W Crane argues that sibling quarrels teach children social skills, self control, and respect for others, framing conflicts as opportunities for parental guidance. He notes emotional immaturity links to divorce and urges two or more children to foster healthy habits, advising readers to write for his chart.
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Ed Wynn jokes on fresh starts and 1950s New Year
A playful Ed Wynn television routine from 1950 proposes forgetting past mistakes and starting anew. The essay then shifts to Shadipur in 2000, where archaeologists uncover 4000-year-old Sumerian tablets revealing early geometry lessons, moral codes, and governance practices contrasting with later Euclid.
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Ed Wynn
Shadippur
Geo Shadippur
Sumeria
Ancient
Euclid
Hand Made Glass Artisans Crown Janson as Gaffer
In Corning New York Steuben master gaffer James E Janson known as Johnny is among a dwindling breed. The 69 year old Swede with 55 years of glassblowing learns anew daily and still crafts exquisite pieces from molten glass. He explains the craft roles and the aging industry shift toward mechanization, yet believes hand made glass will endure.
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West Virginia
Stars Warn Of Caution For Wednesday January 25
Genevieve Kemble notes clear thinking and restrained emotions are needed in a doubtful situation. Seek friendly guidance to avoid false premises and strange entanglements. For those born on this day a child may decide emotionally rather than logically, risking pitfalls without wisdom.
Cleveland appoints new art critic Paul Metzler
Cleveland Plain Dealer names Paul B. Metzler as its new art critic to succeed Grace V. Kelly who died earlier this month.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Grace V. Kelly
Ed Wynn Advocates New Mistakes For Fresh Start
The speaker mocks Ed Wynn for proposing to forget past errors and create a completely new array of mistakes for the public and politicians. He jokes Wynn should also invent a correct method of doing things, calling it a novel idea under the sun.
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Moon Rocket Worries From a Curious Mind
In a reflective piece, Harry Boyd questions the rush to space exploration and the humane impact of rocket testing. He argues public opinion about when or if rockets will reach the Moon or Mars misses the key issue of safeguarding distant inhabitants and the possible harm to people on Earth. He urges caution and courtesy in prospective interplanetary travel.
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Outer Space
Mars
Venus
Earth
Modern farm agency opens at Homer Schrock firm Wa ter St Wa ter St
Years Ave Modern impressed visitors at Schrock Implement Company during the agency opening on Water Street near West Central Avenue. Homer H. and Leon J. Schrock ran the firm aiding nearby farmers with services from International Harvester representatives and local staff. Harry Blinn, famed for warmth against cold, noted those wearing his shoes could laugh at cold.
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International Harvester Company
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Leon J. Schrock
Harry Blinn
Community fund drive seeks aid for YMCA youth TV set
Dave Regan notes small contributions still short of buying a television for YMCA youth. Readers are urged to give modest gifts this January, with emphasis on aiding area children. He mentions a sewing machine needed by First Church of God Home Mission Society and a possible piano funding lead for a small new church.
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First Church of God
Liberalism, neo-liberalism, and a professor's polemic
The column mocks modern liberalism and neo-liberalism, praising Dartmouth economist Bruce W. Knight for defending true liberalism. It cites weather anecdotes, a Senior Philathea tea, and figures like Charles Kettering and Norman Thomas while critiquing the welfare state and intellectual conformity.
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