Middletown Journal subscription rates and notices
The Middle Town Journal lists subscription prices for various regions and delivery options including per copy, city area, trading area, and outside U S A. rates. The notice includes a biblical verse and confirms publication details for Middletown Ohio.
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Eisenhower Victory Fails to Consolidate GOP Power
The piece argues Eisenhower won the 1952 GOP nomination with broad support but did not unite Republicans behind his program. It notes many midlevel Republicans backed him to win in November rather than to push liberal aims, and that conservative forces still hold real congressional influence. The president has avoided coercive power, aiming to harmonize factions, leaving party power unsettled ahead of 1952 elections.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Congress
Chicago
Republicans aim to extend excess profits tax extension
The House Ways and Means committee plans to draft a bill to extend the excess profits tax beyond June 30. Republicans push tax reduction pledges amid a 1952 platform pledging general cuts after balancing the budget. Eisenhower and Taft outlined goals for tax relief in 1954 55, while 1953 54 budget constraints limit cuts.
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Ways and Means Committee
Reed
N.Y
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kans
Sen
Taft
Morningside Heights
New York City
C.O.D
Stars Say When You Should Act In Business This Day
Genevieve Kemble advises bold yet diplomatic action to advance personal interests and finish financial matters prudently. Evening planning favors ventures needing experience, while tomorrow’s birthday hints at a rewarding year. travel may occur in October and romance looks promising for singles.
Obscurity, marriage, and a crocodile: a quirky mix
A naturalist notes a crocodile can be restrained with one hand while jokes link obscurity to marriage with well known women. The piece humorously observes that skipping college can leave no one to correct grammar and ends with a clipped, cloudy musing about aiming at nothing and likely hitting something.
Fat man yearns to be 11 again in New York tale
Hal Boyle portrays a solitary man at a resort who entertains a witty 11 year old girl. She bursts with jokes about horses, school, and a mother bragging about her son, ending with the girl wishing the man were a rancher and human, as she rides away.
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New York
England
Jimmy Flint
Jimmy
Zebra
Joey
Pamphlet Burning in State Department Sparks Debate
The firing and forced withdrawal of a State Department employee who wrote a Taft-Hartley Act pamphlet draws criticism from I R Isserman and Gerard Reilly. They defend the pamphlet as factual, while prompting questions about freedom, conformity and CIO influence on government.
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State Department
America
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Secretary of State
Our Fair Land
Jacob Potofsky
CIO International Committee
New York City
I. R. Isserman
New York
Gerard Reilly
National Labor Relations Board
President Truman
Isserman
Dulles
Potofsky
Cio-Ism
Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
John Foster Dulles
Vacation Money Truths For Frugal Tourists
The article notes vacation planning hinges on budget and desire for change. It warns against choosing similar places, urges contrasting environments, and stresses appreciation for home. It critiques resort brochures and urges practical, affordable, refreshing getaways aligned with personal limits.
Trumanism dominates in Washington amid deficit talk
A column mocks the Truman era influence in budget and policy, noting a nine percent deficit carried by the Democratic administration while Republicans bear blame. Bits on a TV host debate foreign aid, a Capitol doorman mocked as Senator, Pan American Union visits, and a California publicist’s temperamental wife craft a mosaic of Washington life.
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Harry Truman
Korea
Ray Scherer
NBC
White House
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Richard Harkness
Leif Eid
A Happy Vacation to You From a Odds and Ends Tale
Resort talk about every railroad and air line boasting the best dance bands and food. A California fishing tale about brook trout and salmon eggs ends in a sage adage to enjoy the vacation without excess or quarrel.
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California
Wheat growers to receive six million in aid under curtailment plan
About six million dollars will be distributed to Ohio wheat farmers in the fall and next spring if all growers reduce acreage as set by the federal production adjustment plan. Eligible farmers would receive compensating adjustment payments. At the Jolly Rooters Pig Club of Trenton, members answered roll call with "How I Spent the Fourth" responses during a meeting at the group’s venue.
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Ohio
Jolly Rooters Pig Club
Trenton
Eisenhower Uses Personal Touch In Public Relations
President Eisenhower relies on direct personal contact to shape U S foreign policy and goodwill. He hosts breakfasts and stag dinners, sends Dulles and Stassen abroad, and has Nixon prepare to visit Asia while his brother travels in Latin America. Congress retains final say, but the president’s outreach aims to build trust and influence leaders worldwide.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Far East
South Asia
Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
Milton S. Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Stassen
Asia
Latin America
South America
State Department
Aero
Orient
Whiteouse
United States
Molotov
New York Taxi Driver Sparks Gladys Glover Sign Tale
Dorothy Kilgallen reports in New York about a film plot where Gladys Glover, a Seventh Ave model, buys her name on a Columbus Circle billboard. Peter Lawford quizzes a cabbie who explains the sign is a long running show name, while other Broadway notes and gossip fill the column.
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Peter Lawford
New York
Manhattan
Seventh Ave
Gladys Glover
Columbus Circle
Gladys
Lawford
Peter
International Theatre
Middle town park board oversees Sunset Park safety plan
The park board met for the fifth time this year to discuss child safety at Sunset Park and ordered the park roadway placed under police supervision to ensure secure access for visitors and pedestrians.
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Sunset Park
Middletown Park Board
Diane Cilento Stars in Arms and the Man Maid Role
The London season's sensation is 20 year old Diane Cilento who plays the maid in Shaw's Arms and the Man. She studied in America but failed to pass auditions with Broadway producers.
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London
Diane Cilento
Atlantic
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