Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Noted
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy 5 cents and weekly carrier rates. It advertises evening editions, combined with the Sunday News Journal, and annual rates for various trading area and outside U S options.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening
Sunday News Journal
Mau
Evening Middletown Journal
Withal
Phitemon
Assets and Liabilities of 1952 Republican Delegates
A neutral listing evaluates 1206 delegates assets and liabilities for presidential nomination. Items include opposition to New Deal, integrity, leadership, and foreign policy views. liabilities feature unphotogenic appearance, old guard reputation, isolationist voting, and past defeats.
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Congress
Wade
Middle West
Ohio
MacArthur
Old Guard
G.O.P
Senate
Reading smarter a plan to boost memory and exam prep
Dr. George W. Crane presents Clyde R a graduate student in Biology with reading difficulties a method to maximize memory from one read through a textbook. He suggests adopting a teacher perspective creating True False and multiple choice questions to identify lean meaty passages and test recall.
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Clyde R
Birthday Forecast Amid Conflicts for Senevieve Kemble
Conflicting planetary factors urge restraint and analysis for major plans. The birthday year promises gold opportunities through keen initiative, integrity, and clever handling of personal, professional, and public interests despite limited support from influential circles.
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Hon
Survey of post convention damage in Taft Truman Eisenhower era
Analysis outlines perceived harms from the 1952 campaigns. It critiques Taft as isolationist pushes, Eisenhower’s waning aura, Truman's steel policy, and Democratic risks with civil rights. It warns of Republican missteps shaping the race and notes Stevenson’s potential independent appeal.
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Washington
Taft
Europe
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
America
Moscow
United States
Texas
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Ohio
Truman
Trumamfi
Americas
Congress
Democratic Party
Abs. Roosevelt
United Nations
Mr Roosevelt
Hself
Govenor Steverson
Trumpuym
Chicago
Penguins Are Birds Descended From Ancient Flying Relatives
The text explains penguins are true birds descended from ancient flying ancestors. It notes most related species are extinct, known only as fossils, with seventeen penguin species still living. It also repeats that Connecticut established the first full-time compulsory elementary education in 1800.
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Connecticut
Child’s Birth Foretells Checkered Yet Rewarding Path
The passage suggests a child born today may endure early obstacles and limited support, facing frustration and defeat, but ultimately achieves recognition and lasting success through perseverance.
Living Faith That Helps Us Live Now
A reader shares views on religion as a personal matter and the need for faith to aid daily life. The letter quotes a Mrs. writes about appreciating one’s own path, gratitude, humility, and avoiding judgment of other faiths. It argues prayer and blessings are best shown through daily acts, not only on Sundays or in trouble.
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Ruth Ford
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Germany
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San Francisco
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Sid
Richard Waters
Boston
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Tony Farrell
Hollywood
Richard Hayes
Peggy Ann Garner
Nancy Reed
Mercer Ellington
the Duke
Washington
Perle Mesta
Bernice Park
Bitki d'Paul
Mel Torme
Cbs-Tv
Josh White
Blue Angel
George Shearing
William Adier
Cafe Louis XIV
Note to editors from the Republican Convention
Wilbur Peeble sends a letter from the Republican National Convention in Chicago describing the scene as a political smorgasbord. He notes chaos, crowding, and the mix of hope and cynicism, mentions Taft Eisenhower and Stassen, and reflects on the tough path to the presidency.
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Wilbur Peeble
Taft
Eisenhower
Warren
Stassen
MacArthur
United States
Washington Story premiere sparks congressional disdain
Washington scene reports guests of honor for a film about Congress faced roped seats and elite sections reserved for celebrities. Rep Rankin argued with ushers, while a Kennedy poll crowned him as the handsomest member. The piece lampoons celebrity culture in politics and notes past fashion accolades for Lodge and Eisen.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
John Rankin
Mississippi
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eisen
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Tax computer aids payroll and staff figures
The article notes staff counts and payroll e values for Truman and staff roles, and describes a new tax computer as a compact cylindrical desk device. It mentions the device calculates exact Federal old age benefits and withholding tax deductions from payroll, with tax tables printed on a plastic cylinder.
Harry Richman at Beverly Hills charms old timers with vaudeville flair
Dave Regan notes Harry Richman, likened to Jolson Cantor and Benny, performing in Beverly Hills. Richman, a Cincinnati native with past radio fame, may seek TV exposure via night clubs, while the audience praises his gravel voice and infectious smile despite heckling waiters and modern club distractions.
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Oldsters
Harry Richmond
Beverly Hills
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
Jack Benny
Nevada
East
Hollywood gossip and marriages spark tabloids in Gotham
Maureen O'Hara seeks divorce from Will Price while planning a California future. Reports flag Brenda Frazier’s health and Roz Clooney and Jose Ferrer prepare a Paris visit. Red Skelton improves after TV season, Vic Matures mend, Jo Stafford rehearses lullabies, and Zachary Scott planning nuptials. Public figures, bids, and showbiz whispers fill a bustling scene.
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Maureen O'Hara
Will Price
Brenda Frazier
Studebaker
Rosemary Clooney
Paris
Jose Ferrer
Red Skelton
Vic
Jo Stafford
Paul Weston
Indiana man seeks divorce over wife’s affectionate kisses
A humorous column notes an Indiana man filing for divorce claiming his wife kisses him too much. The piece blends light satire with jokes about manners and everyday life, mentioning kids, onions, swearing, coal dealers, and dessert in a playful, anecdotal tone.
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Indiana
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