Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Notices
Publication details and pricing rules for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates include per copy 5 cents, carrier 30 cents weekly, and mail options with yearly costs for local and outside areas. Also includes a biblical quote and verse reference.
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Progressives Hold July National Convention in Chicago
The Progressive Party plans its 1952 national convention in Chicago on July 4 and 5 with Vincent Hallinan as presidential nominee and Charlotta Bass as running mate. Hallinan, longtime defense attorney in the Bridges case, remains in contempt jail after a 1950 sentence and a 1951 Supreme Court denial of appeal.
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Global tensions loom as Korea war heads into year three
Western observers shift focus from Asia to Europe where Acheson meets British and French leaders in London. Reports say Russia pressures West Germany while warning signs of a broader conflict appear. Kennan to brief Acheson. East Germany tightens controls. Soviet airpower numbers cited.
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Extrovertive Hobbies Help Worries Fade
Dr George W Crane explains how shifting attention outward reduces hypochondriac fear. A boy who felt a shotgun kick differently when focused on himself versus the rabbit scene illustrates that anxiety magnifies pain. Active outside interests keep the mind from dwelling on the body.
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Delegate dynamics at 1952 Republican convention
Washington writer argues public opinion shapes nominations more than delegates. He recalls 1912 and 1928 examples and outlines three pivotal 1952 issues: rule changes on contested delegates, seating of Taft or Eisenhower Texas and Louisiana, and the party foreign policy plank.
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Westport Four Flushers Cause Town to Move
Erich Brande laments summer visitors who spur inflation and pretentious art posing in Westport Connecticut. He recalls instances of ostentatious culture, rents and social climbing, and notes Maxwell Bodenheim’s downfalls while arguing four flushing stems from inferiority and fear of exposure.
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The Worms Turnverein Club of Turning Husbands
Hal Boyle humor column reports on a mock national club for wives controlling husbands. The Worms Turnverein pledges to protest women’s power while joking about rules that punish victories over wives and celebrate the diet of worms at annual Miami Beach sessions.
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A Healthy Personality For Your Child Sparks Debate
Washington columnist lampoons a federal parenting booklet by Oscar Ewing while poking fun at government guidance. He notes its call for love and security, mocks a companion work about Oscar Ewing, and shares a quip about Senate sessions and a new ambassador nomination.
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Barbs on propositions and golfers underperforming
A terse gibe on people making weak pitches compares slick talkers to spongers and notes golfers who post high scores yet fail to back them up with real effort.
Indy 500 winner lapped at near 130 mph pace
The Indianapolis 500 winner posted an average speed close to 130 miles per hour. Arch Nearbrt questioned the rush and suggested alternative travel pace options.
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Heat and heavy traffic raise Fourth of July highway risk
A Middletown column warns holiday travelers to drive with extra caution as heat dulls alertness. It notes rising reckless driving, urges safer behavior, and requests a simple roadway repaint near Verity Parkway north of Girard Avenue to reduce near misses and possible injuries.
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Summer skin infections and dental health tips from Dr Jordan
Dr Edwin P. Jordan warns summer brings more ring worm and athlete's foot and advises hygiene, dry footwear, boric acid powder, and cautious self treatment. He notes early professional care is crucial and then shifts to dental health stressing daily brushing, flossing, diet, and regular dentist visits for children and adults.
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