Middletown Journal subscription rates and timing
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday combined editions, with per copy, carrier, and mail options. Rates vary by city area, outside city area, and distant zones, with annual subscriptions due in advance and mention of a biblical verse inserted in the notice.
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West Germany Sovereignty Talks Sink or Swim With EDC
London talks between U S State Department and British Foreign Office weigh plans for German sovereignty amid Franco Italian EDC delays. Analysts warn France could veto a four power accord or block German rearmament from NATO.
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Germany
Estrellita Stars Say Tomorrow’s Fortunes Highlight Family And Work
Tomorrow brings steady progress through consistent effort in ideas turned into plans. Watch for clashes of personality in the afternoon and evening. use tact to avert trouble. Birthday effects bring brighter work and home activity this month with cooperation and happiness. A fall and winter of practical success and family love beckon.
Thieves Abandon Gasoline As Middle Town Incident Emerges
On Thursday night thieves abandoned 12 gallons of gasoline after being surprised by Russell Stevens at the Middle town Sand and Gravel Co. officers found the drained cans between two trucks. E Snider and family were in Chicago for the Century of Progress Expo. The City Commission authorized installing a continuous operating drinking fountain in front of the City Building at a cost of 78 dollars.
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Russell Stevens
Middletown
New Jersey Candidate Counters McCarthy Stand
Clifford P. Case of New Jersey pledges to oppose Senator McCarthy as Senate Committee on Government Operations chair and to seek his removal if elected. The stance raises questions about party unity, parliamentary power, and the balance between dissent and discipline in Congress.
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Brooks versus Brooks over Sabine water pact stalls Congress
Washington column notes a feud between Reps. Overton and Brooks over naming a Sabine River water pact bill. Both Brooks claim authorship advantage as their districts span Sabine water, risking a split when the bill is named. The piece also lampoons Hank Fort and cites Goldwater on after tax income.
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Calendar reform debate ends in call for world peace
Erich Brandeis critiques the World Calendar Association plan to fix the year into four equal quarters and designate New Year’s Eve as a global Peace Day. He argues calendars are mere figures and stresses lasting peace requires action, not reform proposals, urging the United Nations to seek real answers for world harmony.
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Clarence Brown
Ohio
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Indo-China
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Red Army
China
North Korea
Fort Knox
Romania
Hungary
East Germany
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United Nations
American horse wins English Derby in history
Question and answer style piece notes Never Say Die as the second American bred horse to win the Epsom Derby this year. Includes other trivia on tallest plants seaweeds and bee stings and mentions the Iron Crown of Lombardy.
Dereliction of Duty Debate Affects New Jersey Senate Race
Debate centers on executive branch accountability and the McCarthy Stevens controversy. Questions loom over Senator Case’s Republican loyalty and a potential decisive vote that could shape committee leadership. Pessimism grows among New Jersey Republicans as Democratic defections in 1952 haunt this autumn’s race.
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New York Police Department
Army
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Hudson County
First Act of Congress Described in Historic Q A
A historical note explains the first action of Congress as passing a bill regulating the time and manner of administering the oaths of office required by the Constitution. The answer references traditional relics and a formal oath procedure.
McGraw clambake at Sleebig Road farm attracts industrial crowd
Dave Regan reports on the McGraw Farms clambake hosted by F H McGraw and Metz for about a hundred industrial friends. Guests enjoy clams baby lobsters chicken and corn with watermelons in a lively New England style outdoor feast.
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Sleebig Road
New England
Feaster Prepares Large Brick Oven Steaming Ocean Fare
A description notes a brick lined pit used for a feast with fire built inside. Seaweed covers the fire and cheesecloth bags hold lobsters corn chicken and clams. Two tarpaulins keep heat in as the feast is steamed to a delicious finish.
Afternoon breeze spurs farm visit and spa shirt query
The afternoon brought a cool breeze to the farm as visitors left with one question in mind where to buy spa shirts seen there.
Gossip From Gotham Spills Over Hollywood Feuds
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Dick Powell clashing with producer Paul Gregory over credits for The Caine Mutiny Court Martial with possible California court actions queued. The column covers Judy Garland, Diana Barrymore, Allen Bradley, and other stars amid industry gossip and upcoming film plans.
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Marion Brando
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Bruno Partecove
Judy Garland
Fran Warren
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Fragmented Local Snippets From A Dayton Court Page
A jumble of quirky notices and pithy lines note courtroom delays as a judge postpones a divorce hearing due to a 101 degree thermometer reading. Snippets mention rising Cleveland fares and thrift bank ads while a thief faces seven years for a broken plate glass break in Ohio.
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