Middletown Journal subscription rates page
A compact listing of subscription prices for the Middletown Journal and related editions. Includes per copy, carrier and mail rates for in town, surrounding area, and outside areas, with dates and payment terms. The page also carries a Proverbs quotation at the end.
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Middletown Journal
First
Middletown
Ohio
Carrier
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Maiin
Evening
USA
Planned Infamy in UN Korea Probe Details
UNTCOK reports three weeks before the invasion North Korea shifted to conciliatory moves and proposed peaceful unification while secretly preparing for force. June 11 North Korean reps entered South Korea, were arrested, later questioned by UNTCOK. talks mediated but North Korea rejected. South Korea viewed it as a trick. invasion followed.
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State Department
Korea
UN Temporary Commission On Korea
Untcok
North Korea
Untcor
Northorea
Pyongyang
South Korea
Pearl Harbor
Russia and Yugoslavia Move in Global chess game
The piece argues Stalin’s regime acts as opportunists not on fixed timetables, weighing resistance and aid before aggression. It weighs Yugoslavia as a likely target, notes satellite armies in Korea and Eastern Europe, and urges the United Nations to pledge clear, firm help to deter invasion.
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Russia
Kremlin
Stalin
Politburo
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Korea
Tito
Red
Bulgaria
Albania
Romania
Hungary
Free World
United Nations
Truman's inflation plan explained in three controls
In plain terms, President Truman seeks three main tools to curb inflation: priority in allocating scarce steel for rearmament, higher taxes to drain purchasing power, and government control over credit to limit on time purchases. He warns that without price and wage controls or rationing, inflation may persist.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Mary M s Fear and the Germ Phobia Case X273
Dr George W Crane discusses Mary M a 29 year old department store employee whose obsession with germs has worsened ending her engagement. He notes her compulsive washing and fear of disease while outlining a balance between medical facts and addressing underlying emotional conflict then stresses normal exposure and natural immunity through digestion sleep and varied diet.
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Mary M
Mary
Stars Say Genevieve Kemble For Tuesday August 1
Genevieve Kemble forecast warns of a lively day with enterprise and high stimulation but cautions against overdoing and extravagance. Advises planning ahead, letting matters simmer, and reserving energy for future ventures. For birthdays the message urges dynamic thinking and prudent financial aid, while avoiding excesses.
Health and hygiene myths in daily living
In a discussion on health the text argues that illness is not mainly caused by germs but by our body's resistance. It notes that germs are present in our bodies at all times, even with strict cleanliness, and suggests focusing on building resistance as the core to maintaining health. (Continued on Page 5)
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Nature
Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires
Delilah
Samson
Ing Rodolfo
Mimi
Rodolfo
Aruso
Caruso
Life span, birth links in early world gerontology
Erich Brandeis reviews the Crees Belgium conference on gerontology. A Finnish professor found that younger maternal ages at birth extended child life expectancy, while paternal age showed no effect. He notes modern life expectancy has risen to over 65, and questions whether science can solve human life limits. He muses that past eras lacked atomic risk and modern tech shaping death rates.
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Jalavisto
Finland
Sweden
General Gay Eyes Offensive Amid Thin American Lines
Hal Boyle profiles Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay, commander of the First Cavalry Division, as he plots a wary withdrawal under heavy Korean front pressure. The two‑star veteran, famed for World War II offensives, stresses the need to hold refugees and to launch an attack while praising his troops and the new 3.5 bazookas.
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Korea
United States
First Cavalry Division
Hobart R. Gay
Gay
George Patton
North
Africa
Sicily
France
Germany
Northport
Seventh Cavalry
Marshal Foch
Wish Science Could Heal Mind Heart and Character
The speaker laments science focuses on the body while the mind heart and emotions remain unanalyzable. They urge learning not to live longer but to live better, emphasizing human quality over mere longevity.
Washington Letter on blind library growth and braille
The 1897 idea of a national library service for the blind rose with Librarian John Ruskin Young and braille collections at the Library of Congress. Today about 3 485 titles exist in braille or moon, plus 1 530 talking books distributed to over 35 readers nationwide, funded by a million dollar Congress appropriation.
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Washington
Librarian of Congress
John Russell Young
Library of Congress
Snophen P. Smith
Thomas A. Edison
G. A. Schwegmann, Jr
Congress
New York
American Foundation For the Blind
American Printing House For the Blind
Louisville
Barbs and Banter in a Sly Summer Column
A lighthearted Eastern columnist quips about people who talk too much and hats slow to greet men. An insurer notes golf as a risky sport while a cat insured for 3000 dollars becomes a running joke. College students study pharmacy to sell sandwiches and malts this summer.
Readers urge tough punch on hoarding scare buying
Two letters published Saturday urge frank challenge to hoarding and panic buying. A housewife vows not to buy beyond need and calls for a hard column to boost American resolve while recognizing soldiers at the front. A Middletown reader thanks Armco for a town party and company support.
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Neger
Broadway star recalls operatic mishaps and stage tricks
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls theater and opera anecdotes from the chorus to Caruso and Delilah. She describes dramatic mishaps from misfired props to garters and bed stunts, linking backstage mishaps to enduring memories and performance resilience.
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James Marlow
George W. Crane
The
Worry Clinic
Genevieve Kemble
Stars
Erich Brandeis
Crees
Belgium
International Association of the Gerontological Societies
Hal Boyle
Jane Eads
Dave Regan
Myzelf
Armco
Middletons
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Geraldine Farrar
Antonio Scotti
Philadelphia
Jussi Bjoerling
Leo Siezak
Dorothy Kirsten
Savoirfaire
Los Angeles
Supers
Carmen
Hansel
Gretel
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