Middletown Journal subscription rates list
The notice details subscription pricing for the Middletown Journal and related papers. Rates include per week carrier and mail options, with different schedules for trading area and outside regions, plus an optional six day service and US and international pricing. The page also quotes a Bible verse.
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End of Chivalry Ends Cavalry Symbol in US Army
The piece laments the end of chivalry and the move to strip the cavalry term from the horseless Army. It notes Congress approving the change and Philadelphia disbanding mounted police, with West Point cadets no longer taught to ride. The article ends by recalling the legacy of cavalry in American history.
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Point Four program described as a world aid plan
Acheson frames Point Four as a practical US initiative to aid backward regions in health sanitation farming and development. He cites Greece’s malaria decline and emphasizes people to people diplomacy with specialists willing to endure hardship to curb poverty and disease worldwide.
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Acheson speech sparks debate on Soviet policy reform
David Lawrence Washington Happenings notes the U S stance on Soviet pledges as Secretary Acheson urges live and let live while urging imaginative approaches. The piece argues trust is eroded and calls for separating Kremlin from the Russian people and offering a bold program to empower citizens. The Voice of America is seen as a vehicle for such an approach.
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Case X-244 Paul L a promising student or a gullible fool
Dr George W Crane analyzes a high school junior named Paul L age 17 from a football season episode. He criticizes misjudging candidates by childhood background, praising Paul as an Eagle Scout and hard working swimmer with stamp collection, implying potential public role outcomes.
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Wednesday Five Hundred Club Heads to Dayton Lunch
Twenty years ago members of the Wednesday afternoon Five Hundred Club traveled to Dayton for a luncheon and theater party replacing their regular meeting. The list of attendees includes Mrs. C. Harris and Mrs. Earl Jones among others. A new Iris roadside service station and refreshment center opened on the Dixie Highway north of Middletown opposite the state highway garage in Dixie Park, run by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Beilstein.
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Notable Youth Politician Endorsed For Future Leadership
A district feature highlights a student who balances academics with cultural pursuits in mathematics and engineering. He funds himself, tutors a Sunday school class, and hails from a strong home. Readers are advised how to contact Dr. Crane for psychological bulletins via payment and stamped envelope.
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Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself Says Erich Brandeis
Brandeis urges readers to quit self pity when facing tough life changes. He notes the danger of viewing oneself as a divine victim and advises action over complaint. He uses a dramatic airplane illustration to show perspective and bolsters courage, independence, and persistence as American virtues.
Capitol rumors swirl as Kilgore Neely duel tale surfaces
Washington scene recounts rumors of a duel between West Virginia senators Harley M. Kilgore and Matthew M. Neely. Both reportedly sustained injuries from unrelated accidents within thirty minutes, while speculation swirls over a Smathers misidentification and Veep Barkley’s sharp rebuke. Senator Alexander Wiley faces strong reelection in Wisconsin.
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Acheson Speechmaking Rate Compared With Past Secretaries
Washington AP James Acheson has spoken about 20 major times in 18 months as secretary of State, a pace behind Bryan and Hull but competitive with Marshall Byrnes. The article explains the speech drafting flow from Russell office through specialists, revisions at Acheson’s hands, final checks, and Truman’s review before delivery.
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Wiley Rooter Reforms Dress Code Gag
A humorous exchange features a Wiley Rooter remarking on a subject once called a stiff shirt. The Wiley man counters that the situation has changed by noting the person now wears soft shirts, illustrating a lighthearted wardrobe joke.
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Ants at the golf course and a street scene laugh lines
A lighthearted column recalls a golf mishap where an ant hill alters play and a stray joke about a woman and child in a fashionable street prompts puzzled reactions. Also notes a man sitting beside a skin as a passerby gawks.
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Dorothy Kilgallen and Broadway Musings Unite Headlines
Americans vacationing with the International Set in France tease an explosive Rita Hayworth Ali Khan montage before summer ends. A mix of Hollywood romance, hospital notes, and nightclub buzz fills a vivid page of showbiz gossip with names like Judy Garland and Vic Damone surfacing amid social chatter and industry tidbits.
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Rita Hayworth-Ali Khan
Charine Fran Keegan
Ted Briskin
Betty Hutton
The Stars Say It For Genevieve Kemble Birthday Advice
The column warns that this day brings hazardous odds for investments and gambling given confusing judgment. It urges those with birthdays to avoid risky funds and inflationary spending, conserve assets, and postpone outlays until a clearer mind emerges. A born child may show enterprise yet be prone to extravagance.
Mystery bomb on Sheik of Kuwait yacht in New York harbor
Secret Service men cracked a hush hush case revealing a bomb placed aboard the Sheik of Kuwait’s yacht in New York harbor last year. Also the Diner's Club idea, a single charge account for 60 night clubs and restaurants, has succeeded in Manhattan and will spread to Chicago.
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