Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Verse
The Middletown Journal announces pricing for subscriptions by mail and carrier within the trading area. Includes evening editions and the Sunday News Journal with varying weekly and yearly rates. The page also contains a Bible verse from Jeremiah 9.4.
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Propaganda claims on Korea face critical scrutiny
The text critiques Communist and North Korean propaganda about the Korean conflict. It notes United Nations reporters observed South Korean defensive positions near the 38th parallel while North Korean forces massed. It discusses New York Daily Worker stories featuring converted POWs claimed as defectors and cites North Korea planning elections to form a unified government, suggesting broader hopes for reunification despite ongoing hostilities.
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Favorable Factors In World War II Airplane Production
The piece notes that it took 24 months to reach 50 000 annual aircraft production and predicts 1950 will require at least 10 more months to reach that level. It credits postwar private plants, ready-to-restart facilities, and improved technical expertise as advantages, while acknowledging heavier, more complex warplanes.
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Navy Moves to Restore Peacetime Force Levels
The article notes the armed forces accelerating calls to raise personnel to peacetime strength beyond Korea era wartime levels. The Navy leads in mobilizing organized surface units while general mobilization is not declared. Overall force strength tops 2,000,000 with about 600,000 more needed. Congress must authorize any ceiling break. National Guard units may be mobilized as required.
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Worry Clinic studies Bert F.’s childhood fear hurling him toward misery
Dr George W Crane reviews case X-269 Bert F a 22 year old college senior sent by a clergyman friend recounting a father who drunk and violent and his mother cold leaving Bert with deep insecurity and fear of marriage The analysis links Bert’s homosexual tendencies to early home environment and urges rebuilding emotional habits toward heterosexual relations through deliberate dating and social activity.
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MacArthur splits from Far East defense duty in Korea crisis
Washington column analyzes General MacArthur's claim that the Far East Command bore no responsibility for Korea's defense before UN action. The piece explores who would bear blame for U S forces and the slow unification process under Joint Chiefs of Staff and National Security Council. It argues for a civilian military command overhaul and clearer responsibility to guard U S interests.
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Eye for sale prompts people to value life and sight
A man calling himself Mr X tries to sell an eye for 4500 dollars to cover debts, prompting reflections on what people value. The piece argues most see little despite having two eyes, while true sight comes from experiencing nature, friends, and daily life without sacrificing body parts for money.
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The Voyager Enroute to Korea Mourns the Buckets
Hal Boyle laments the United States Air Force bucket seats on flights to Korea describing them as medieval torture. The writer recalls plush long-haul comfort to Tokyo only for the dreaded aluminum cocoon to return before reaching Korea. After four hours of cramped travel, the author endures a layover in Japan and pines for better rest and dining before continuing to the war zone.
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Youth Sex Problems Bulletin Advertisement
The text describes manipulation of affection to cope with childhood issues and hints that a male can be reprogrammed by intellect, potentially altering tastes and sexual attitudes. It promotes a bulletin titled Sex Problems Of Youth with a request for a 3 cent stamp and a dime enclosed.
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Truman proposes higher taxes to fund rearmament
President Truman asks Congress to raise individual and corporate taxes now and close loopholes, while leaving excise taxes intact. Proposals raise the lowest individual rate toward 20 percent and top to about 91 percent, with corporate rates reshaped to 25 percent on the first 25,000 and 45 percent above that, plus an excess profits tax option not specified. The plan aims to increase revenue while limiting benefits for certain mid-range firms and ensures life insurance investment income is taxed.
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Local families take long weekend trips after vacation time
Years Aro Miss Helen Williams, Miss Dorothy Hayes and Miss Dorothy Jones, and Miss Betty Angel returned to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati after a three week vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Brown with children Ruth Virginia and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Medly and Mr. and Mrs. Buford Goad with daughter Inez, left to spend the weekend at Indian.
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Tax on private ventures for colleges and charities
Under current law charities and colleges avoid tax on certain outside business profits. The change requires these institutions to pay tax on income from private business ventures they operate.
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Dust and Duty in Middleton A Cautionary Tale
A town faces a mysterious night of grit and claims of volumuntary compliance, prompting city leaders to hire an outside expert. Despite reports and partial changes, dirt returns, prompting skepticism about blame and the Middleton cancer fund drive tied to a Detroit program. Citizens urged to withhold donations until plan details prove clear.
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Clifton Webb Talks Heaven Sake and Child Fans
Dorothy Kilgallen’s guest Clifton Webb describes his angel role in For Heaven’s Sake, jokes about padding, and shares funny notes from filming Cheaper by the Dozen. He recalls ranch days near Victorville, riding horses at high speed, and his accidental role as a child psychologist amid Belvedere questions.
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