Middletown Journal Rates And A Biblical Verse
The Middletown Journal notes subscription rates for various delivery options including per copy and weekly carrier prices, with mail prices for local and outside areas. The page ends with a biblical verse from Ecclesiastes 12:9 and a signature TE Aena.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Evening
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Hospital Standardization boosts recovery odds and cuts stay
Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern highlights that 3,150 hospitals earned American College of Surgeons approval by end of 1948. He notes death rates halved from six to eight percent to three to four percent and average hospital stays dropping from 18–20 days to 8–10 days. The ACS scoring system now rates 60–69 percent for provisional approval and 70–100 percent for full approval, with about 71.4 percent fully approved.
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Malcolm T. Macacern
American College of Surgeons
MacEachern
Pgs Arge
Soviet Satellite Pact DilutesMarshall Plan Compared
The piece contrasts the Soviet led mutual economic assistance with the U S Marshall Plan, noting Poland accepted the plan while Czechoslovakia sought observers. It argues Moscow uses economic ties to press political aims, questions the pact’s benefits for satellites and European recovery.
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Russia
Marshall
Balkan
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Molotov
Danube
U. S
Britain
Western Europe
Moscow
America
Europe
France
Italy
Dr George W Crane on psychology and workplace conflict
In a Worry Clinic column, Clarice F. describes a domineering boss who yells and snoops, leading her to quit. Dr. Crane discusses using psychology to resolve conflicts, noting growth is possible but some cases require decisive change, even removing a problematic worker. Clarice’s former boss is depicted as short, newly promoted, and fearful of himself.
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Clarice F
Clarice
LaGuardia
Jim Farley
Lehman
Bronx
Jerome Avenue
Brooklyn
Russian critics and the rise of cultural politics
The Nation Today piece notes how Pravda and Russian editors attack critics, dramatists, and American cultural figures while claiming Russian superiority in aviation, radio, and art. It compares Soviet and American party dynamics and cites calls to curb bourgeois influence while praising Russian folk music and condemning Western trends.
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James Marlow
Griffey
Washington
Ben Franklin
American Democratic Party
Pravda
Communist Party In
Russia
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
China
Communist Party
Europe
America
Bugs Baer and LaGuardia Clash in Strong Campaign Jibes
The piece recalls Arthur Baer's sharp satire on Fiorello LaGuardia during a Bronx campaign moment. LaGuardia faced interruptions, mockery, and a libel dispute from a petitioner who claimed degradation of transit and commentary. The court case ended with the ruling that abuse words are not actionable.
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Fiorello
LaGuardia
Gilead
Kag
LaGuara
Dying Breed of Telegraphers Still Hear the Clickety Clack
In Columbia, older telegraphers recall the era of Morse code as modern machines replace hand tapping. Lustre Delane Phillips, 56, one of the last veterans, reflects on the changes, the memories of nights on shift, and the hope that two telegraphers will remain to keep the tradition alive. The piece honors the fading profession and its pioneers who bridged a vast nation through silent signals.
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Columbia
S. C
Western Union
Germany
California
Kansas City
Lustre Delane Phillips
Phillips
Hugh
Hue
Day
Ray
Lustre
Bright
Fair
Juanita
Knights of the
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Reno
What Kind of People Are We The Communists Question
George E. Sokolsky argues the New York Communist trial raises a broad national issue about identity and unity. He defends jury selection standards and warns that treating the nation as fragmented groups threatens democracy and the legitimacy of indictments and trials.
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New York
National Committee
Communist Party of America
William Z. Foster
United States
Alger Hiss
John C. Knox
Federal Court
District of
Marcantonio
Questions and Answers Flashcard Pack
A concise quiz style summary covering fore edge painting marsupials Rosetta stone discovery Bay Psalm Book first Colonial American book rhumba origins Koreans call Korea Chosen and state counts by Mississippi. Facts include fore edge design concealed when closed opossum in North America Rosetta stone found 1799 near Rosetta Bay Psalm Book Cambridge 1640s rhumba African roots and Spanish melodies Korea chosen name origin 27 states east of Mississippi vs 21 west.
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America
the Bay
Stephen Day
Cambridge
Mass
Africa
Latin America
The Five Laws For Paying Compliments
A psychologist counsels Clarice to compliment her boss daily to gain respect. As she follows the advice, the boss softens and praises her, leading to better office dynamics and a raise. The piece extols a compliment-based method and invites readers to send for a bulletin to form a club.
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Clarice
The
Compliment Club
Barbs on tolerance and weather forecast cooperation
An odd note on tolerance involving at least 100 people with most likely getting wet. A quirky aside mentions youthful givers and an official forecast hugging the road as a secondary concern.
Brande Challenges Old Maxims In Late Night Rant
Erich Brande attacks popular sayings about diligence and wisdom, ridicules early to bed life and wealth, notes his own late night ideas, and mocks “first impressions” and “honor among thieves” while recounting Brookfield sunrises and personal counterpoints. He digresses on sunsets, clubs, and public records, ending with “Etc., Etc., Etc.”
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Brookfield
Berkshire Hills
Genevieve Kemble The Stars Say for Tuesday February 1
Excellent auguries boost a deft campaign toward higher positions influence career finances and public esteem. The birthday guidance urges plans and preparation for rich hopes and recognition with suitable emoluments while work behind the scenes with tact may yield a surprising climax.
Lawmaker to Speak at Montgomery County Dinner
Rep Dewey Short of Missouri and State Treasurer Don Ebright will address the Montgom ery County McKinley Day dinner tonight. The event is sponsored by the Harrison Township Women's Republican Club.
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Dayton, O
Dewey Short
Missouri
Don Ebright
Montgomery County
Harrison Township
Women's Republican Club
Snow falls as bingo prize story hits the Bureau
A bingo official reports players must report winners over one hundred dollars to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. A recent game saw a winner use a false name, prompting questions about identifying the real winner. The BIA would object to such deception, and locating the genuine winner proves difficult unless a stranger is involved.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
BIA
Heaven and Earth
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George W. Crane
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George E. Sokolsky
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Egypt
Korea
Asia
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Erich Brande
Hollywood
Mr. Truman
Genevieve Kemble
Stars
Dave Regan
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