Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal publishes daily except Sunday at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Rates: per copy 5 cents, carrier 30 cents weekly, carrier evening plus Sunday News Journal 40 cents weekly. Mail subscriptions in area: evening Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal nine dollars annually. Outside area: twelve dollars for six days. Outside U S A thirty five dollars yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Dulles near Ike shapes GOP foreign policy plan in 1952
The piece outlines John Foster Dulles aligning with Eisenhower and Taft factions, signaling a hard line foreign policy. It cites Dulles speeches in Paris and Pittsburgh advocating deterrence and retaliatory power, and notes broader GOP leverage of foreign policy versus Truman era terms. It also recalls Eisenhower's denials of direct administration ties and marks Taft’s anti isolationist stance.
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Nearing Deadline for Hospital Campaign Victory
Campaign workers report pledges totaling 1 914 745 dollars with only 85 255 dollars remaining to reach the Thursday night final report. Middletown urges every worker to secure maximum contributions, stressing no Santa Claus will fill the gap and that success hinges on ongoing effort before the June 26 meeting.
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Menninger Talk on Psychiatry and Taxpayer Benefits
Dr Karl Menninger told Chicago Executives Club that over half of clinic patients are there for psychological reasons. He and Will Menninger show love and ego focus aid recovery, reducing institutional costs. The Worry Clinic columnist argues newspapers aid prevention of divorce and mental breakdowns, lowering state taxes.
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Evie
Korea War reaches two year mark with stalled talks
James Marlow notes two years of the Korean War with no armistice in sight and prisoner exchange unresolved. He observes limited ground offensives, steady air operations behind enemy lines, and rising Chinese strength while wary of broader conflict involving Russia.
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PERPLEXING DAY AHEAD FOR GENEvIEVE KEMBLE
A day of conflicts and contradictions calls for profound study and careful handling with higher ups and influential sources. Forthright honesty improves prospects with important associates, while charm and subtlety risk alienating key supporters. A born child may harm confidence with slick behavior.
Questions and Answers from a British and International Topics List
A compact Q and A style item surveys topics from Britain government control of radio to the Nürnberg trials as a landmark in international law, US and UK auto ownership, historical autographs of Columbus, a biblical infant identified as Saint Ignatius, and the first voting machine in Great Britain circa 1870.
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Illness Vaccination Program Cited In City Brief
A clipped segment notes a city program vaccinating against mental distress and unhappiness. Officials describe the strategy as preventive care, aiming to reduce societal strain and improve community well being.
Melodrama In Bronx Court Case Rises From Routine Assault
A Bronx man stabs his 21 year old wife during a quarrel as their children sleep. The father-in-law, enraged, attacks the man with a can opener, inflicting a deep gash. The magistrate admonishes the defendant yet holds him for felonious assault.
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Man Alerts Family After Incident Then Surrenders
A man awakened his wife’s brother and described the events, then rushed his sister to the hospital, called a taxi, and took her to medical care. He then went to the police station and swore out a war.
Horned toad Elmer blocked by New Mexico law
Santa Fe reports Elmer the horned toad, sought by Massachusetts third graders, is legally kept in New Mexico by state statutes prohibiting export. Officials warn in an election year not to risk enforcement, while the University of New Mexico bureau notes the creature is out of season for travel.
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Routine cases and degenerated attitudes in crime talk
The speaker contrasts modern remarks on domestic violence with past responses, arguing that husband slashing, dumping wives, and killings have become treated as routine. He rejects lynching but notes a troubling shift in social reaction to family violence.
Insane girl with baseball cap shoots mother to death
A front page photo shows a young girl wearing a baseball cap who shot her mother. Details of the case are sparse in the readable text, but authorities report a fatal domestic incident under investigation.
Alabama and Oscar Ewing in the 1950s conventions
George Dixon notes how Alabama can shape presidential nominations by its delegate choices and bandwagon power at Republican and Democratic conventions. He critiques a so called Friends Of Oscar Ewing a bid to make him Democratic standard bearer, calling the effort a grass roots campaign with broad national reach. He mocks the notion and hints at political intrigue around Kissin’ Jim Olson and Pitt Maner.
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Politician or Statesman Line Drawn by Opinion
The piece argues that incumbents portray themselves as above politics while challengers claim to serve the country, framing a debate over who is truly a statesman versus a partisan actor. It suggests the line depends on actions, not titles.
Toad Gift Sparks State Bureau Legal Halt
Massachusetts students offered a horned toad to their school ending June 20 and a teacher would care for it over the summer. The Bureau of Business Research had planned an eastward flight for the toad named Or a gentle fellow resembling Emerson. An official from the state game and fish department halted the project as illegal, despite interest from airline staff and a hostess prepared for the trip.
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Horned toad diplomacy stirs New Mexico politics
A lighthearted piece describes laws against harming selling or shipping horned toads and a plan to send Elmer the toad on a goodwill tour to New England. Gov Mechem ponders options while locals push for the toad to represent New Mexico and meet East Coast youths. The border crossing idea faces practical snags.
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Oscar Seeks Friendship Caution Over Social Risk
The speaker notes Oscar wants friendship but questions risking trust as he may intrude or push socializing unexpectedly. The tone signals wariness about potential overbearing behavior and unwanted advances in personal space.
Monsignor James F. McNary Honored for 50 Years of Priesthood
Hundreds of Catholics and civic leaders gathered at the Manchester Hotel to honor Monsignor James F. McNary on his 50 years in the priesthood. A lifelong servant of God and community, he declined the spotlight but accepted heartfelt gifts and prayers for happiness in this life and the next.
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Gossip In Gotham Sparks And Starline Buzz
Containing a cascade of Hollywood lore Dorothy Kilgallen notes Robert Taylor’s crush on an American girl Judy Balaban plans a Las Vegas wedding with Merv Griffin’s circle while her disapproving parents tour Europe. Gloria Swanson luggage in Mexico. Agnes Moorehead divorced and courting Robert Geist. various showbiz updates on stars, marriages, travel, and TV plans across Broadway and Hollywood.
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Coleen Gray
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Las Vegas
Merv Griffin
Judy
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Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Mexico
Miguel Aleman Jr
Agnes Moorehead
Robert Geist
Washington
Nan Miller
Heineken Beer
America
Danny Thomas
If you want to be a successful self made man
A grab bag of quips on money humor and everyday life with scattered sayings about money fame travel patience and garden woes. It mentions a London man walking 9500 miles and a wife vacation card and jokes about humor and reputation. The tone is light anecdotal and reflective on ordinary concerns.
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