Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Ad
An advertisement lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Carriers: 25 cents weekly. combined evening and Sunday paper 35 cents weekly. Mail options vary by area and term, with annual rates up to 25 dollars outside the USA. The notice includes a Bible verse attribution.
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Crisis in Berlin and Growing Oil Prospects
The piece notes rising tension in Berlin as four power rulings clash over currency and zones, with Russia imposing its own currency and defying agreements. It also cites oil production gains, refinery activity up 15 percent from a year ago, and daylight storage improvements, alongside civic notes on weed threats and a monumental $100,000 carillon at Rainbow Bridge. Henry Wallace is mentioned in passing.
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Berlin
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Sokolovsky
Oil and Gas Journal
Rainbow Bridge
Jagara Falls
Charley T seeks work as he questions economic luck
Dr. George W Crane counsels Charley T., 24, unemployed six weeks, that success comes from developing marketable skills and initiative rather than begging for a job. He urges varied earnings ideas like window washing or car care and promotes his guide “20 Ways Children Can Earning Spending Money” as a learning aid.
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Charley
Dewey Elevates GOP Outlook as New Era Looms
Washington analysis outlines a coming Republican era under Governor Dewey with a reformist, Rooseveltian blend. It discusses party evolution, conservative factions, labor and taxation clashes, and Dewey’s leadership style amid intra party tensions and maneuvers.
One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer Satirical View Of Presidency
The piece lampoons the presidency describing the job as a fat untaxed salary two-car garage and nonstop entertaining of ambassadors. It notes the high scrutiny from Senate and Supreme Court and the polarized public, concluding the author would not take the job.
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Bugs” Baer
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Washington
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Long-lived man found not by fame but by faith and family
A 105 year old man died at the County Farm after a life dedicated to God and family. His family suffered losses in an Omaha tornado and World War I, yet his legacy is a quiet model of public virtue. The note contrasts fame with enduring values highlighted by Senator Vandenberg.
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Bet on Clever Plans for June 30 Success and Support
Genevieve Kemble notes a Wednesday favorable for bright ideas that turn threats into victory with sustained effort and smart planning. Birthdays bring renewed hope, social prestige, and festive moments as public support and recognition follow strong tactics and perseverance.
Blindness No Handicap For Mil ton Klein Radio Amateur
Mil ton Klein, blind since birth, has been licensed as a radio amateur after passing all FCC examinations, illustrating how blindness does not bar achievement in aviation radio.
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Columbus
Milton Klein
Klein
Federal Communications Commission
Auction of Nazi Loot Supports European Displaced Persons
Ghostly voices fail to name the bidders as a New York sale of Nazi loot aids reconstruction. The first batch, 628 lots, brought $188,435, 20 percent above estimate, with items from jewelry to Herend porcelain and Dachau era memories. Proceeds fund resettlement and rehabilitation for displaced Europeans.
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Austria
Dachau
Buchenwald
Uncle Sam
Iron Age Huts Found on Rome Palatine Hill
Archaeologist Prof Pietro Romanneli reports hut remains from the early Iron Age on the Palatine Hill in Rome. He says the huts date to around the city's legendary founding in 753 B.C.
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Rome
Pietro Romanelli
Palatinate Hill
Romanelli
Farm owner turns storm debris into winter firewood surge
A farm on the town outskirts survived a storm with a power cutter clearing felled timber piled neatly, leaving excess wood for the winter. A tree damaged a car, while a Model T escaped unscathed after logs absorbed the impact. Nearby Wildwood residents faced six hours without water when a hydrant was knocked over by a construction truck flooding the main.
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Wildwood
C. E. Beatty
Middletown
Beatty
Critics Decry Primitive Convention Rituals At GOP Gatherings
George E. Sokolsky blasts the Republican convention for juvenile demonstrations and drawn out sessions. He urges curbs on cheers and ovations, cooler venues, and more serious proceedings to select the president.
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United States
Joe Martin
House of Representatives
Joe
Chicago
George Bender
Taft
Homer Ferguson
Vandenberg
Barbs Bats and Sixth Sense in Slumps
A collection of quirky sports and social quips. Discusses baseball stars slumps, a Georgia golfer in a car collision, snake bites in India, a joke about sheets, a divorce suit by a radio comedian's wife, a Canadian clerk on shorter speeches, and a one leg stand rule. Contains observational humor and brief reflections.
Democratic Nominee and Running Mate Chosen at Houston Convention
Twenty years ago Gov Alfred E Smith headed the Democratic ticket with Sen Joseph T Robinson as running mate at the national convention in Houston Texas. A hospital association report shows Middletown Hospital posting a net deficit of 12807 dollars 90 in 1927.
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Joseph T. Robinson
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Middletown Hospital
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