Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and the Sunday News Journal by carrier and mail. Prices vary for in area, trading area, and outside trading area, with annual rates and U.S.A. pricing. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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The Cold War Arctic Research and U.S. Economy Outlook
The article discusses a potential Cold War conflict moving to military levels, with Arctic research by U S committees to map weather and ionization for missile accuracy. It also analyzes postwar car demand, production limits, price inflation, and the need for sustained high prices to support a large national debt amid rising government spending.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
The Worry Clinic Case Q274 On Habits And Writing
Dr. George W Crane notes how a writer at home is influenced by routine and environment. He describes writing amid noisy children, habit formation, and using yellow paper, which shapes mood, productivity, and the cadence of his Case Records.
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Democratic Split How Two Weeks Shape the 1948 Convention
Washington analysis examines how the two week gap after the Republican convention could decide the Democratic result. It weighs threats to Truman as pressure mounts from isolationists and nationalists, considers Eisenhower or Vandenberg as possible nominees, and notes Truman’s cautious strategy to unite factions.
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Unified Resolve and Political Quarrel Across Congress
Quotations from Eisenhower Patterson Green and Truman reflect fears and hopes about unity, labor, and leadership amid a polarized 80th Congress. The passage contrasts reactionary coalitions with calls for world harmony and perseverance, ending with a light note on a reporter’s two-finger writing method.
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William Green
AFL
One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer Keynoter Portrait
A satirical take on presidential convention speeches criticizes a keynote speaker who lip serves vanity over patriotism. The piece mocks self admiration and egotism as nominees loom and the speaker fumbles toward a hollow finale. John W. Coxbiddle is named in scornful portrait of the ego driven process.
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Papa Moneta the Gourmet Chef Dies at 69
Hal Boyle notes the death of Cesare Antonio Moneta known as Papa Moneta, a famed New York restaurateur who shaped fine dining amid changing times. The piece recalls his Italy to New York career, famed Mulberry Street eatery, culinary blends, and retirement in 1942 as tastes shifted to quick meals. It ends with WHO tuberculosis screening statistics for European children this year.
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Diamond Jim” Brady
Lillian Russell
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Pearly Gates
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The Show Must Go On Says Brandeis On Life
Erich Brandeis reflects on resilience after Jerry Lewis’s fall at NYC’s Copacabana. He notes the crowd’s reaction and questions why the show must end when a performer is injured. Brandeis cites Harvey and Oklahoma! to argue enduring success despite losing key stars.
Gemini daily fate shifts spark dramatic fortune turn
The Stars Say For Wednesday, June 16 predicts a sudden whirl in fortune driven by focused effort and tactics. Those with June 16 birthdays should concentrate energy to seize the abrupt change, backed by shrewd plans and high-level support, bringing romance and profitable private life outcomes.
Attorney Brunhart’s Car Theft Report Withdrawn
Milwaukee attorney Andre W. Brunhart reported car theft at a police station then retracted the claim the next day admitting the vehicle was in a garage for repairs.
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Syndicate to Columnist Resigns After Assistant Steps In
Former syndicate writer describes leaving last November to focus on his column. The boss admits the organization cannot function without him, then lets his younger assistant take over. The assistant has performed as well as the columnist, raising questions about leadership.
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Indispensable Man Notion Challenged in Opinion
The speaker argues against the idea of an indispensable person outlining that societies can function without any single individual. They warn that being utterly indispensable would place families businesses and nations at risk and assert a show must go on with or without any one person.
Fire, groceries and butter at mid June heat
Dave Regan notes a fire at a local store with rumors of sale prices on burn goods and recalls a kitchen blaze where a refrigerator was damaged. The next morning a woman took butter from the fridge for breakfast. He laments unusual early summer heat and jokes about Alaska and past warm summers.
Dean Gauss under fire over Communist rights and duties
George E. Sokolsky argues that Dean Gauss overestimates the right to protest while warning that affiliation with communism binds a person to a foreign power. He defends congressional inquiries by Dies and Thomas as public safety measures and urges disclosure when questioned about party allegiance.
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Robert A. Taft
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Harry Truman
Quiet year ahead for dances and skating contests
The text notes a hush in 1948 with no nonstop dancing or roller skating events likely. It mentions a found hundred dollars in an ice box and quips about cold cases, house-cleaning, and dressing to keep what you value, plus comments on married men as collectors and the perils of self promotion.
Traveling graduates seek dream jobs says professor
A college professor advises graduates to travel to find the job they want. The piece notes humor about housewives, compliments about dresses, and reflections on mis takes, with quips about doctors, policemen, and cynicism. The tone is satirical and reflective on modern life.
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