Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Verse Quotation
The Middletown Journal publishes evening editions except Sundays with various subscription options. Per copy five cents, carrier delivery twenty five cents weekly, and bundled options for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Mail rates differ by trading area and outside USA. A Bible verse from Mark 4 30 is included.
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Hiss Trial and Editorial Radio Ruling Highlight Cold War
Coverage outlines Whittaker Chambers admitting past perjury and Communist ties while testifying on Alger Hiss. It also analyzes FCC changes allowing editorial radio comments with balanced reviews, raising worries about licensing and political bias. Additional notes discuss Cold War refugees and shifts in Eastern bloc leadership amid purges and national strains.
Choosing Between a Liquor Job and Career Integrity
In a Worry Clinic feature Dr. George W. Crane considers Fred W. a 29 year old former student offered a $50 monthly salary jump by a distillery. The discussion weighs industry stability, public respectability, social impact, and long term personal fulfillment versus quick pay, urging caution and prioritizing wholesome, lasting careers over flashy gains. Readers are invited to write for Crane's psychological charts.
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Fred W
New York
Fred
Federal bill would punish state police for not preventing crime
Washington discusses a Senate Judiciary Committee bill to punish state police chiefs if they fail to protect crime suspects, arguing it broadens federal power over violence. He notes potential reach to labor picket lines and questions constitutional scope while urging safeguarding all citizens' rights under federal law.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
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United States
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Dusty Miller's 1895 Hat Trick Morning Game
Cincinnati right fielder Dusty Miller had a remarkable 1895 morning game on Decoration Day in Philadelphia. He went 4 for 4 with a hat trick of outs at first, as Ed Delahanty Lave Cross Sam Thompson and Al Orth contributed notable plays. Newsman notes the rare feat has not been repeated and recalls Miller’s irritable style and misadventures.
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Dusty Miller
Dusty
Philadelphia
Ed Delahanty
Delahanty
Niagara River
Lave
Sam Thompson
al Orth
Imee
Love Cross
Orth
Magoop
Foreign Songs Help Spread Across the World
Hal Boyle reflects on how foreign tunes dominate the top hits despite labels and borders. He cites examples from France Italy Czechoslovakia Britain and South America and notes publishers profits and the public’s enduring love for overseas melodies. He also notes classic tunes and composers feeding American audiences through war era and postwar culture.
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George Tucker
Hal Boyle
New York
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Britain
South America
Madame
Lili Marlene
Malaguena
Gayway Bay
Siboney
Bella
Marie
England
Switzerland
Ireland
Galway Bay
University of Dublin
Madelon
Cherie
Edith Piaf
Artie Shaw
Mexico
Cuba
Berlin
Chopin
Tschaikowsky
Debussy
Shubert
Drigo
Marriage Is a Practice Not Just a Refrain
columnist argues marriage is a partnership requiring effort not display. He notes 1 in 4 marriages fail but many endure with adjustment. cites letters from Mrs Hilda Oller of Waynesboro Pa celebrating 32 years, praising ongoing communication and good thoughts as prayers.
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Hilda ‘Oller
Waynesboro
Sunday Horoscope for Genevieve Kemble Era
Sunday horoscope for June 12 warns of perplexing situations and duplicity affecting feelings and social behavior. Birthday readers may face irregular affairs, unusual mental strain, and odd conduct, with advice centering on rest, wholesome diversions, and early observation of a susceptible child.
Sidewalk Crack Watchers Warn Against Worry
Dave Regan muses on a world obsessed with futures and fears. He argues fear slows purchases, triggers a buyers strike, cuts production, and spirals to layoffs, urging readers to choose sky over sidewalk cracks and live without constant worry.
Curious lives and public obsessions dissected in These Days
George E. Sokolsky surveys Rita Hayworth Aly Italo-Persia marriage rumors and media frenzy, then pivots to Atwater Kent, Ellsa Maxwell, and Petronius, arguing curiosity drives interest in the bizarre and the famous while noting Rockefeller fortunes and Taft’s four-leaf clover song.
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Aly
Rita
Ibsen
Shakespeare
Joe DiMaggio
Dean Ache
Elsa Maxwell
Petronius
Nero
Caligula
Atwater Kent
John D. Rockefeller
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Horse claimed by boy after police kept swayback steed
A ragged sway-back horse, bones showing beneath tight flesh, was kept by police until a boy arrived at headquarters to claim it. He spoke with notable pride in the horse. Dr. G H Simonson, former pastor of Middletown’s First Presbyterian Church, was installed as pastor of Hamilton’s church.
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G. H. Simonson
First Presbyterian Church of
Middletown
Hamilton
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