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Advertising notice lists subscription prices for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal with options by carrier, mail, and outside areas. Rates include 25 cents per copy, 35 cents weekly, 6 and 7 year mail plans, and international pricing, with Bible verse at end.
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Aliens on U S payroll and a warning on censorship
The State Department weighs a report by Senators Green and Lodge urging replacement of foreign workers in U S embassies with Americans citing security risks yet noting practical limits. They warn bribery risks, scarce security staff, and access to confidential data, while considering a compromise over drastic action.
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Worry Clinic on Religious Fanaticism and Sexual Adjustment
Dr George W Crane explains that religious fanaticism often signals inadequate sexual adjustment. He cites menopause and marital strain as factors, noting many fanatics are unmarried or sexually unadjusted, with examples from St Paul Joan of Arc and Hitler. The piece links moral rigidity to emotional excess and cultural output.
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Joan of Arc
Adolph
Hitler
Washington Happenings on FTC powers and freight pricing
Senator Ed Johnson plans a five member subcommittee to audit the Federal Trade Commission. He argues the commission may be misapplying Supreme Court precedent on delivered prices and freight absorption, urging clearer limits and possible legislation next session. Industry lawyers weigh risks of absorbing freight charges against strict legal boundaries.
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Ed Jotson
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Stabilize Faith with Science and Moral Balance
A short outline argues for a code of conduct combining emotion and intellect to appeal to humanity. It warns that religion alone lacks color and science alone risks mysticism. It promotes a medico psychological bulletin titled Sex Problems In Marriage as a tool to reduce divorce and fanaticism.
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Crane
Looking At Life on Vice and Modern Morality
A reflective column contends vice exists since humanity and argues the world isn’t worsening. It notes more crime headlines reflect awareness, not decay, cites Hollywood deeds, contrasts bad news with good, and urges frankness about faults as a path to improvement.
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Hollywood
Astrological forecast for Sunday June 25 by Genevieve Kemble
Hectic preparations for a prolonged holiday period heighten focus on romance, play, and domestic joys. Those with June 25 birthdays may expect a lively year with productive aims and generous gains, plus cultural and emotional uplift. a child born today is gifted and practical, with creative talent and inventive genius.
Community News Recap From Local Social Circles
Twenty years ago Mrs. Albert J. Stoddard and her children traveled to New York to visit relatives. Local hosts Mr. and Mrs. Ace J. Palmer of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. George Henning welcomed guests at Columbus. Ann Beedle and Cora Little spent a weekend at Indian Lake. C C Murphy of the Electric Shop was named chairman of the Union Gas and Electric Company annual picnic at Miami Valley Cha tauqua with Mrs. O L Dean on the committee along with Marie Augspurger Omer Keister R Lidington Clyde Ross and J Overholtz.
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Ace J. Palmer
Fullerton
George Henning
Joseph Heffner
Columbus
Ann Beedle
Cora Little
Indian Lake
Cc. E. Murphy
Electric Shop
Union Gas and Electric Company
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Women at War Frontlines Stir Debate Across Nation
Hal Boyle probes wartime gender roles as veterans, civilians, and lawmakers debate if women should ever serve on front lines. While some women vow to fight for rights and duties, veterans warn war needs clear norms and fear changing foxhole dynamics.
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Rosie
Matty
Washington
Juestions And Answers on Animals and Cards
Q A 150 ton blue whale is larger than the largest dinosaurs. Q Difference between a post card and a postal card A Postal cards carry government stamps. post cards are unofficial with a stamp. Q What makes a rubber ball bounce A Elasticity restores shape after deformation and pushes it off ground. Q Do orchids grow wild in tropics A Many varieties are common in native tropics. orchid family has over 15000 species.
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Tropics
Army debates women in combat in wartime slang talk
A group considers the role of women in the military, imagining scenarios from women serving as cooks to fighter roles, trucks, and even a woman general. They discuss performance, equality, and the practicality of service under a woman led army, noting they would not mind a woman general.
First American natural gas lighting milestone noted
In 1821 the first US gas well was drilled at Fredonia New York and four years later gas from this well lit the early American streets and buildings. The fragment records the initiation of gas lighting in the nation and the Fredonia’s role in its birth.
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Fresh Air Camp Seeks Donations for Kids and Wardrobe
The Civile Association's Fresh Air Camp needs adult clothing and toys to entertain Middletown youths indoors during rain. Mrs. Stanley Crist, camp director, asks residents to drop off usable adult garments at the Civic Association Building. Ned Moren, a former local resident and herpetologist, plans a June 28 reptile demonstration at LeSourdville Lake, sharing tales of a 31 day snake pit stint in Brisbane with US Army troops.
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LeSourdaville Lake
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U. S
New Guinea
Answering Congressional Questions Could Lead to Contempt
Washington AP explains that refusing to answer a congressional committee question can result in contempt and up to a year in jail plus a $1000 fine. The Fifth Amendment protection exists but has loopholes and limits. Congress decides if the answer might incriminate, and self-incrimination pleas do not always shield you especially with state vs federal law. A witness must answer and risking reputation alone is not a valid excuse.
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Supreme Court
Congress
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Congressional
New York
Frank Erickson
FBI
Fire at small packing house in Indiana noted
A fragmentary piece recalls a fire at a small packing house in Indiana, alongside stray reflections on domestic life and women in industry, with vivid memories of Sunday breakfasts and summer swimming holes. The text blends personal reminiscence with unrelated musings on gadgets and work.
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