Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Motto
An advertisement lists subscription options for the Middletown Journal and Latta News Journal with prices for daily, evening, and combined access in various areas. It notes a Bible verse, Matthew 6:33, as part of the page text.
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Jets for Comparison: Air Force and Navy Clash Over Jets
Article weighs two dispatches on Korean air power. Air Force ships Mustang fighters from Japan with 400 mile strike range and 1.5 hour round trips rated to support Thunder. Navy Panthers fly from a carrier in Korean waters, offering faster 20 minute target strikes and quicker returns. Both services’ strengths noted, carrier air arm suggested as essential, debate over a deck carrier for long range bombers questioned.
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Rebuild Morale as U S Forces Stand Firm in Korea
The piece argues that with disheartening Korean news the priority is restoring Korean morale and rapidly supplying American troops and equipment. It warns that continued U S retreats threaten prestige in Asia, while North Korea’s success could invite Soviet expansion. It notes frontline gallantry but slow reinforcement due to distance and logistics, urging dispatch of heavier armaments and manpower.
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The Worry Clinic: A Lesson in Temptation and Regret
Dr. George W. Crane counsels Thelma H. a secretary torn by desire for a married older man. She left her fiancé due to religious differences, then engaged with a man who admitted his love but stayed with his wife for the children. She now feels moral remorse and warns others.
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Truman outlines draft need and volunteer plan amid Korea crisis
President Truman clarified draft details amid shifting world events. He stressed the armed forces may need up to 550,000 more troops, preferably volunteers, with drafting as a backup. He cited age rules, volunteer possibilities for 18 to 25 year olds, and the process of Selective Service without immediate recall of draftees. Congress authorized 2,005,882 but funding limits leave actual strength around 1.458 million, prompting a push to reach authorized levels as Korea deepens.
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Freedom Day 1950 Reflections on American Resolve
On June 27 1950 Americans faced doubts about democracy and freedom amid graft and scandal reports. The South Korean invasion and President Trumans decisive message confirmed America remains the land of freedom and promise. Two prayers followed, thanking and hoping for the nation.
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Sex Dilemmas for Youth Bulletin Ad Prompts Caution
Fragmentary text warns youths about sexual dilemmas and dangers while urging access to a medico-psychological bulletin. It discusses loneliness, affection, fatigue, and the influence of male companionship, aiming to guide young readers through risky situations.
The Indianhead Second Infantry Division Ready to Fight Again
Hal Boyle recalls the famed Indian head adorned GI Joes of the Second Infantry Division. Alerted at Fort Lewis to deploy to the Pacific, the division carries a storied record from Argonne to Normandy and will bolster MacArthur in potential Pacific occupation duties.
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Washington Scene profile and jokes about Jonah Rodenberg
George Dixon highlights Robert Jonah Rodenberg as a tall Washington figure involved in risky ventures. The piece mocks his fortunes from questionable investments, a bogus deal, and a July weekend with Brig. Gen. Batney ending in quarantine. It also parodies congressional tax views and Senator Theodore Francis Green’s WPA art collection.
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Jonah" Rodenberg
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Genevieve Kemble The Stars Say For Tuesday July
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Safety Dramatization Week Promotes Caution at Sunset Park
Readers recall a bus ride tip and warn against crowds after a minor accident while TV fans anticipate wrestling events and a special commemorative edition honoring Armen and marking 50 years of news and ads.
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Dorothy Kilgaller Presents Elizabeth Arden Beauty History
Dorothy Kilgaller interviews beauty expert Elizabeth Arden on makeup history from ancient Greece to modern times. The column traces confidence and femininity, noting eras where cosmetics rose and fell, with anecdotes about Cleopatra, Mary Queen of Scots, and 18th century court life shaping attitudes toward eye shadow mascara and scent.
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