Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The notice lists subscription prices for the Middletown Journal and related papers. Rates include 25 cents per copy by carrier, 35 cents for evening delivery, and yearly mail options of six and ten dollars in the local and outside areas, with USA pricing at twenty five dollars. A Bible verse from II Corinthians 11:27 appears.
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Sunday News Journal
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How did the U S get involved in Korea history outline
A compact history of Korea from 1907 to 1949 outlines Japanese rule, the 38th Parallel split, Cairo and Yalta influences, and the postwar occupation by Soviet and American troops. It notes the UN backed elections in the south, the north’s Communist government, and the outbreak of war after North Korea attacked the South with U S aid promised by President Truman. The piece emphasizes the sources of division and U S involvement.
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Korea
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Asia
Japan
Democratic People’s Republic of
Russia
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
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Roosevelt
Okinawa
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Yalta
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Kitchen Door Fear Revealed In Marital Tale
Dr George W Crane explains Lois L a 24 year old neurotic wife who developed a kitchen door phobia after an affair in year two of marriage. He traces the fear to unmet needs for love and affection and notes the husband required guidance in marital technique. He promotes a 6 000 word sex bulletin for further reading.
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Lois
Washington Happenings on Korea policy and Cold War stance
David Lawrence discusses Washington’s Far East policy shift as allied to not risking Korea or Formosa against Communists. He notes Soviet abstention in the UN Security Council removes a veto, cites Senator Connally’s Korea support, and recalls Latimore’s 1949 view urging quick disengagement from Korea to avoid entanglement in Asia.
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Far East
Korea
Formosa
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United Nations
Security Council
Council
China
Oscow
Europe
Asia
Connally Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S. News and World Report
South Korea
Russia
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
Connally
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
State Department
Chiang
Sheks
Stars Say For Thursday June 29 horoscope note
Genevieve Kemble predicts a day of unusual activity with progress and possible delays. Imagination offers clever ways to break stagnation, influence in home and business, and use charm or strategy to ease obstacles. Birthdays may face hectic states but can be eased by willpower and personality.
Dr Crane Psychology Charts Advised By Newspaper
Readers are urged to send to Dr Crane in care of this newspaper with a three cent stamped, addressed envelope and a dime for typing and printing costs to obtain one of his psychological charts.
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Crane
Imaginative shopping spree that outspends the average
An American narrator boasts a weekly buying spree funded by imagination not cash. He proclaims he can own the world through ads and mail order, spending hundreds of thousands on jewelry cars trips and homes without touching his bank, keeping up with the Joneses and never leaving his home. He claims such buying saves money and space, and promises more purchases next Sunday.
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Jones
Japanese students in U S react to campus life
About 300 Japanese students at 163 schools in 37 states respond to what they like about American campuses. They praise universities, teachers, buildings, and social freedom, but many are troubled by public displays of affection and petting. Some praise free fellowship and opportunity to choose wives, while others note rudeness to professors and the fast, partying culture. Female professors impress some, while others miss greetings and courtesy.
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New York
United States
Japan
Jaan International Christian Uni-versity Foundation Inc
Tokyo
Colege
Washington Scene mocks Vice President Barkley tale love
George Dixon lampoons Alben Barkley in a Washington Scene column, critiquing female fans who gush over his jokes. The piece notes Barkley’s theatrical delivery, recalls an old anecdote about Texas Jack Garner, and ends with a sharp, harsh portrait of public appetite for the vice president’s stories.
Veep Silencing Votaries Sparks Scandalous Daydreams
A biting aside envisions the Vice President curbing remarks from women voters, sparking a rumor mill moment about propriety. The speaker mocks political decorum and imagines a dowager lamenting the vice president’s silence as a sign of restraint.
War talk and pride rise as US braces for possible conflict
Dave Regan notes a national mood centered on the Korean crisis and possible war. Americans discuss maps, memories, and the shift from defense to action while veterans and civilians alike react to looming mobilization and the hope that the United States will respond decisively.
Clark Gable Quietly Enjoys New York Visit
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Clark Gable's New York stay amid paparazzi crowds has calmed. He arrived by plane, relaxed with his wife, toured the city, and spent quiet evenings in notable venues, a stark contrast to his former fan frenzy. Cecile Aubry, Parisian fashion figure, tours the city, enjoys mink, nylon undergarments, and the skyline, praising Helen Hayes and marveling at American life.
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Mr. Gable
New York
Europe
Mrs. Gable
Promotion at American Rolling Mill as Stringham rises
Twenty years ago William Stringham was promoted from assistant general superintendent to assistant vice president by President Charles R. Hook at an executives meeting. Local delegates to the Knights of St John convention returned with assurance the order gained prominence through the meeting. Middletown sent A Zeier Stella Dae Rif and Catherine Derksen. Luella Musselman, county health nurse, attended the Ann Arbor public health institute. Mrs Valera Cartwright planned to attend the National Education Association in Columbus with Miss Arlene Scott.
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William Stringham
American Rolling Mill Company
Charles R. Hook
Knight of St. John
Middletown
A. Zeier
Stella Dae Rif
Catherine Derksen
Luella Musselman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Valera Cartwright
National Education Association
Columbus
Arlene Scott
Lincoln Schoool
Walter engine hydrogen peroxide driven submarine propulsor
The Walter engine is a German development using hydrogen peroxide. It is highly efficient for submarine use and can deliver emergency speeds of 25 knots, though it is economical only if peroxide is 90 percent pure.
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