Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal publishes daily except Sundays at 3007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Rates include per copy 5c 3c carries in city area 40c week with Sunday News Journal 30c week outside city area 25c week with Sunday News Journal 30c week. Mail subscriptions 9 year in trading area 15 year outside trading area with Sunday News Journal 35 year outside U S A. All subscriptions payable in advance.
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Middletown Journal
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Liberty
Excess Profits Tax Hearings Open in Congress
Washington reports the start of a month of hearings in Congress on the excess profits tax. The article explains EPT basics, three calculation methods, and uses XYZ to show how total taxes compare under each method, with method three often the best but not universally.
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Taft Speech Contrasts With Eisenhower On Korea Alliances
Senator Taft argues the United Nations has been abandoned by Western allies in favor of military alliances like NATO and urges a stronger Asia alliance outside the UN to secure Southeast Asia and Korea. President Eisenhower contends alliances matter but has not fully read Taft’s carefully prepared manuscript.
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Immunity For Witnesses Stir in Senate Debate
Senator McCarran sponsors a bill to grant immunity to witnesses who would otherwise refuse to testify in committee investigations. Taft moves to delay during McCarran's absence, citing doubts and a pending Attorney General objection. The measure allows two thirds of a committee to offer immunity with minority support, but immunity only takes effect after a witness invokes the Fifth Amendment. The Justice Department objects to AG participation in the decision. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Rhee advocates a united Korea, but UN hopes remain fragile amid entrenched North Korean and Chinese forces.
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Ariz
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Syngman Rhee
Korea
Rhee
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Korean
North Korea
Russia
United States
ROK
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Yalu River
Gemini forecast for tomorrow promising growth and travel
Genevieve Kemble notes a green light for Gemini individuals tomorrow with emphasis on completing tough tasks, improving finances, and advancing in profession. The period favors hospitality, romance, and travel plans, with strong promotion prospects and social gains for those born in Gemini. Opportunities and prestige may rise in 1953.
British secretary Miss Janvrin wins American tour contest
London paper merchant's clerk Miss Jeanette Janvrin travels to New York after winning a London newspaper contest for a "perfect secretary." She criticizes American secretaries as brisk and bossy, contrasts English and American office culture, and imagines a visit to a baseball game and local eateries while in the United States.
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Jeanette Janvrin
England
London
New York
Miss Janvrin
Harvard
Yale University
Subway
United Tes
Congress Cruelly Rules Washington D C Says Writer
A columnist vents at Congress for mistreating the District of Columbia. He mocks legislators including Zioncheck Blanton Bilbo and a mystery lawmaker, then attacks Wayne Morse for adding “the itch” to the District Committee. The piece combines sarcasm about votes and governance with colorful caricatures of real figures.
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House
Men In White
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D.C
Rep
Thomas Blanton
Texas
Washington
Metropolitan Police
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Theodore
Bilbo
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
New York
Congress
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Excessive Official Demands Highlight Tax Burden
The speaker contrasts rising taxes with citizens asked to perform countless tasks. He cites the Lord's Prayer, Magna Charta, and the Declaration of Independence as brief texts, while government controls on shell eggs required 29,000 words. He notes differences in secrecy and pay between British and American officials, yet both show verbose official prose.
Barbs Reports On Price Cuts And Reading Gaps
Barbs notes price reductions in several stores while some clerks struggle with legibility. A casual remark adds humor as a bachelor is described as a man able to chew tobacco if he wishes.
Heat Sufferers Battle Each Other Over Summer Blues
Dave Regan riffs on heat lovers versus suffer ers, noting the sunny diehards brag about 100 degree days while the rest groan. Sufferers exchange tales and sympathy calls, counting down until cool weather returns and their conversations dry up.
Dorothy Kilgallen Heads for Coronation Coverage
Dorothy Kilgallen chronicles her Coronation trip aboard Pan Am’s Seven Seas from 17 000 feet over the Atlantic. She notes luggage counts 24 kilos value 67 22 dollars, fashion, and a Plane music moment as James Daly discusses filming Foreign Intrigue in Europe and a French actress set to play an American girl reporter.
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Savoy Hotel
London
Atlantic Ocean
Seven Seas
Atlantic
Andre Kostelanetz
James Daly
Europe
France
Sweden
Daly
Farewell at Idlewild as Friends See Off Travelers
A lively Idlewild departure scene features Anne and John Parkinson saying goodbye to friends. Jimmy Gardiner appears with a corsage for a godchild’s godfather, while Fleur Cowles arrives in a chic Mennonite inspired black outfit and stylish mourning accessories.
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New York International Airport
Anne
John Parkinson
Jimmy Gardiner
Fleur Cowles
Fleur
Questions And Answers On Notre Dame And Factory System
A Q A session covers who laid Notre Dame’s cornerstone Pope Alexander III. It identifies Sir Richard Arkwright as founder of the modern factory system and notes that marketing a patent is not required to keep patent rights.
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Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Paris
Pope Alexander III
Sir Richard Arkwright
Jumble of 1933 Headlines From Milwaukee to Middletown
Twenty years ago on June 1 1933 a Milwaukee grocer William Samuelson hid family jewels in an egg crate only to have the crate vanish. Detectives traced it to a commission house driver and a customer. In Cincinnati two officers rescued two children from a mother on a second story fire escape and returned her to a hospital for mental observation. Middletown High School sophomore cast members held a West Middletown picnic with chaperone Miss Minnie Chalfin.
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William Samuelson
Milwaukee
Wis
Cincinnati
Middletown High School
West Middletown
Minnie Chalfin
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