Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Notice
The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates with options by carrier and mail for local and trading area readers. Pricing covers five to six day editions and annual totals, including outside U.S.A. mail. The notice ends with a biblical quotation from I Peter 1:9.
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Unification bill edgeed through amid pressure from White House
The House Armed Services Committee approved a sweeping omnibus unification bill amid White House push and Senate signals. It would centralize financial control of Army Navy and Air Force under the Secretary of Defense and mirror aspects of the stalled Tydings plan. Joint Chiefs hold a conference at White Sulphur Springs as passage looms.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Stars Say For Sunday And Monday July 24 25
Genevieve Kemble notes a curious week with schemes and intrigues affecting work affairs and personal matters. Caution on reputation health and alliances. avoid hidden entanglements. Monday urges astute direct insight with collaborative deals built on solid foundations and careful consideration to prevent mistakes.
North Atlantic Pact ratified by Senate in 82 to 13 vote
Washington notes that the Senate approved the North Atlantic Pact by an overwhelming 82 to 13 margin, a move seen as a major shift in U.S. policy. The piece contrasts this with 1919 debates over the League of Nations and highlights the pact’s collective defense obligation and demand for immediate consultation among signatories.
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Worry Clinic Advice on Church Music and Hymns
Sybil M a 39 year old Chicago church musical director seeks Dr Crane's guidance on using music to influence congregational emotion and participation. The column urges selecting rhythms and familiar childhood linked hymns, warns against slow tempos, and recommends strong melodies within a lower range to wake and engage adults, with note to contact Dr Crane.
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Crane
Built in age cheers gadgets surpassing simple function
Hal Boyle laments the era of built in extras from bras to car features. He notes gadgets and furniture gain functions beyond their basics, from vacuum cleaners that paint walls to cars that shave, call Paris, or dispatch rivals. He warns of social engineers and urges common sense over over engineered convenience.
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You Are Invited to a Nursing Home for the Frankly Fastidious
Erich Brandeis and his wife receive a mailed invitation featuring a road map and brochure for a nursing home in Massachusetts. The pages describe private rooms with calls, physiotherapy, special diets, and rates of 25 dollars per day for a single room and 18 dollars per day per person for a double. They remark on the high cost and decide to skip the long trip, planning only to go as far as Minnesota.
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Erich Brandeis
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Veterans Administration
Internal Revenue Department
Fly control and public health vows against disease carriers
A reader argues more flies this summer may spread disease and polio, noting weather, insect killer changes, and city spray programs. The piece urges combined city and resident effort, highlighting public health programs and shared responsibility for effective fly control.
Rent Control Sparks Letter From Buffalo Landlord
George E. Sokolsky presents a Buffalo landlord plea on rent control costs. He details 1942 ceilings, current increases granted for three floors, and tax hikes. He notes job loss and tax writeoffs, contrasts decontrolled rents, and criticizes lobbying and political manipulation of real estate policy.
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Buffalo
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Erie County
Middletown Hospital picks Wise as board president
Twenty years ago Harry S. Wise was chosen president of the Middletown Hospital board of trustees. C. W. Corderman of Delphos along with C. and H. R. Bragg received contracts to build two new junior high schools. John Arpp Plumbing won the plumbing job and Middletown Ice and Coal Company the heating contract.
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Harry S. Wise
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Middletown Hospital
C. W. Corderman
Delphos
H. R. Bragg
John Arpp
Barbs and Quips From A Parroted Page
A satirical roundup jabs at the Atlantic pact and pacific aims while lampooning fiscal policy and paper money. It jokes about a rattle in the play pen proving safer than in a family car and dry pavements despite wet drivers. It notes 53 percent of American men own pajamas and 40 percent own summer suits, asking where the rest sleep.
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