Middletown Journal Advertising Rates and Bible Verse
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal including per copy, weekly, and yearly mail options for local, trading area, outside trading area, and outside US. It ends with a biblical verse from Colossians 2:18 about voluntary humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
US. A
GOP Eyes the Budget and the Budget Fight
Republicans plan a detailed review of President Truman's peacetime budget focusing on non-defense cuts. Senator Taft and Representative Reed push for trimming wasteful spending and delaying new taxes until $7 billion is cut. They warn an across the board slash won’t reach the target and call for curbing boondoggling to lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Taft
GOP
Representative Reed
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Reed
Byrd
Rumors Link Dewey to Truman Cabinet Posts in 1952 Talks
Rumors persist that New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey may join President Truman’s cabinet, possibly as Secretary of State or Defense. Discussion notes Dewey’s preference for a defense post and suggests La Follette might be favored for the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Defense
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Washington
Dean Acheson
State Department
Acheson
Hiss
Marshall
Defense de Ent
Asia
Puerto Rico
Dewey
New York
Eisenhower
Wolf Cry Repeats Over US Aid to Western Europe
An old tale of crying wolf mirrors U S aid to Western Europe with repeated charges that funds reach Russia through friendly nations. Senator Herbert O Conor warns a Senate panel about export and trans shipment of strategic goods aiding Moscow and notes American aid financing factories producing munitions for Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Herbert O'Conor
Maryland
Senate
Russia
United States
Conor
Worry Clinic Case on Bankers and Customer Smiles
Dr. George W. Crane discusses in Case 7 239 how bank cashiers’ poker faces deter customers. He urges banks to train sales staff, follow up loan prospects, and greet customers proactively to boost advertising impact and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J
Dr. Crane
Crane
Communist power and Western resolve in world crisis
Washington column argues the free world misreads Soviet strength, notes UN delays are driven by a pro Soviet bloc, and urges Britain France and the United States to rearm and back Eisenhower’s drive. It asserts the Reds fear and pressure are overestimated and warns capitulation risks a third world war. It cites Korea, Red China, and the Trans Siberian rail line as strategic factors shaping America’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Politburo
India
Great Britain
France
Red Army
United States
Soviet Russia
United Nations
China
Britain
Korea
Red China
Red Chinese
Argume
Peiping
Europe
East
Japan
Russia
Free World
Far East
The Stars Say Unforeseen Developments Face Regulation
Genevieve Kemble forecasts unforeseen developments demanding regulation and wise consideration. A singular development may push ambitions toward overexpansion and extravagance, risking practical, lucrative results and misusing personal status. Birthday individuals may face an era whose outcome hinges on insight and social savvy.
Citizens praise highway dept over signage fix
A Middletown couple thanked the State Highway Department and William Joerger for promptly placing fluorescent turn signs after reporting a Route 4 and Route 63 intersection issue near Monroe. A bird lover also urged feeding birds during icy days with stray notes from Audie Bunn reminding readers of feeding toast scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
William Joerger
Monroe
Middletown
State Highway Department Division
Joerger
Highway Department
Erich Brande Is Looking At Life This Morning
A personal reflection on indifference as the author laments lack of interest from friends while recovering from Virus X. He contrasts triumphs like winning a concealed hand in Canasta with social neglect and urges readers to consider self interest, ending with a wife’s polite jibe to "fly a kite."
Korean Sugar Broker Turned War-Haunted Houseboy
Hal Boyle profiles Lee In Dok a Korean former sugar broker now serving as a houseboy to three U S soldiers in a schoolhouse near the Pusan Taegu line His family lost his home and kin in the fighting and a neighbor revealed the devastation He uttered We go as the allies moved northward, a moment of stark war tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Barnard
Hal Boyle
Korea
Lee
Dok
Taejon
Bernard Bailey
Waterloo
Steilacoom
Wash
Perry Davis
Salt Lake City
Crawford C. Coyner
Parkland
Bailey and
Coyner
Pusan-Taegu
Bailey
Lee In Dok
Marilyn Buferd
Rome
BBC
Theatre Guild
Bob Hilliards
Grace
Paul Hartman
Romo Vincent
Billy Conn
Lew Parkers
Atlantic City
Manhattan
Mrs. Parker
Europe
Broadway Buzz and Hollywood Plans Stir 1951 Gossip
Washington hints at coast-to-coast coaxial TV cables as General Marshall backs nationwide set deployment. Hollywood gossip runs wild with marriages, divorces, and famed personas including Rockefellers, Wilder, Darnell, and Rubirosa while theatre and film projects push ahead amid star feuds and new tech bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
United States
Irving Drutman
Memorial Hospital
Jimmy van
Hensen
Trudy Richards
New York
California
Hollywood
Robin Dunnell
Porfirio Rubirosa
Doris Duke
Cairo
Washington Scene: GOP Chief Muses on Agencies and Fish
George Dixon recounts Guy Gabrielson's quip about new Washington agencies and initials. He attacks predatory fishing lobbies, calls for exposure of corruption, and notes the rapid rise of alphabet soup while a Capitol tour ends with a prim teacher scolding curious children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Ggg
GOP
Defense Fisheries Administration
Gatrielson
Fragmented OCR summary of a personal life advice piece
An on page fragment describes opportunities for personal growth and a potential climactic harvest. It notes a child born today could be gifted, romantic, talented, and cultured yet risk life adventures through extravagance and overacting. The tone implies tempering impulses for a fuller life.
Barbs on hunting season and a veep story teaser
A jumble of remarks notes hunting success tied to wildlife shot counts and critiques of medical advice. It mentions a bootleg booze finding in a hearse and a TV program pitched by Vice President Barkley that failed as sponsors lost interest due to his storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You
John Ringling North
Pedro Rodriguez
Mayo Clinic
Chicago
Milton Berle
Frank
Dwight Deere Wiman
Broadway
Barkley
Veep
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Crane
Chicago Bank
Marshall Field's
Filene’s
Macy's
Bamk
David Lawrence
Genevieve Kemble
PREE
Lawi
Dave Regan
Regan
Upper Arlington
Ali
Audie Bunn
Erich Brande
The
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Jack Benny
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
Honeychile Wilder
Prince Alex Hohenlohe
Dan Toppings
Kay Sutton
Jean Simmons
Vaughn Monroe
Mary Margaret McBride
America
Harvey Stone
the Paramount
Lee Bowman
Ellery Queen
Sammy Kaye
Columbia Platter
Douglas Fairbanks
Kukla
Fran and
Ollie
Tallulah Bankhead
Burr Tillstrom
Gang
Joel Park
Lana Turner
Trousseau
Fifth Ave
Pe Angels
Art Altschul
Philip Goodheart
Art
Mary Jane Barnes
Simon & Shuster
Dr. Dan
Fulton
Francis P. Clarke
Blevins Davis
George Dixon
Washington Scene
Gabrielsen
Man
ODM
Office of Defense Mobilization
DMB
Defense Mobilization Board
DPA
Defense Production Administration
ESA
Economic
DTA
Defense Transport Administration
HST
Capitol
Eustomth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!