Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with in city and suburban carrier rates at 6 cents per day and mail options for trading area at 10 dollars yearly, outside trading area at 20 dollars yearly, and 35 dollars yearly for international. Publication details include address, post office status, and founding year.
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Economic Prudence in Slump Weighs on Consumers
A Federal Reserve study shows fewer families plan house and appliance purchases than a year ago while car buying remains steady. The piece argues cautious spending reflects prudent restraint rather than self-defeating mood talk, noting multiple factors shape the economy and urging sensible purchasing during slack demand. It also notes Congressmen warn of mutual destruction risk between the United States and Russia, reducing missile gap debates to academic interest.
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Federal Reserve Board
Truth and Freedom United by the Galatians Warning
The piece reflects on the enduring power of the phrase you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. It warns against lip service to freedom and urges returning to first principles about truth and God, citing Paul’s Stand fast therefore and be not entangled again in a yoke of bondage while noting a humorous aside about a traffic jam.
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God
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Lonely Tristan da Cunha Island Dreams of Quiet Life
The piece notes a place named Gulch-come-down-the-west-side-of-the-ridge near Tristan da Cunha, described by National Geographic, as the loneliest island in the world. It paints Tristan da Cunha as remote, populated by fishermen and potato growers far from world tensions, sparking wishful thoughts of steamship escapes.
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National Geographic Magazine
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Tristan da Cunha
Gayle gives birth as grandfather meets new Elinor
Miami and Virginia record the arrival of Gayle Gerace's baby girl in a family filled with memories. Jim Bishop recalls Gayle as a tomboy turned young wife, notes her late mother Elinor, and describes the hospital scene, a new great grandchild, and the moment the baby is named Elinor.
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Pamela
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Ginny
Frank Gerace
Kennedy Letter Recaps Federal Aid Parental School Gap
President Kennedy outlined the education funding paradox facing Congress. He urged aid to college students regardless of religious affiliation but opposed extending such aid to elementary and secondary parochial schools. He suggested neutrality by the state and proposed refunds to parents via taxes to support private schooling.
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Kennedy
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Presidential remarks on aid to religious schools and students
The president argued that aid to schools is prohibited by the Constitution, citing Everson and a 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling. He contrasted aid to students through scholarships with direct aid to schools, noting a distinction that others view as a difference without a difference. Defenders of college aid argue that if federal funds may support religious colleges, similar aid to parents of younger students in parochial schools could follow.
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Eversons
Althrough
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Money Becomes A Creed Of Our Time
Paul Harvey laments a money driven age where cash buys justice and influence. The piece argues that budgeting, law, morality, and public goods bend to wealth, from taxes to crime control, consumer spending, and political power. It cautions that money corrupts priorities in society and government.
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Washington
Supreme Court Everson case reference in February 1947 fire note
The Supreme Court in the Everson case cited a February 1947 fire incident as a point of reference. The brief item notes a legal context tied to a fire event without detailing proceedings or outcomes.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Everson
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow Highlights Harmony and Growth
The stars advise avoiding petty disputes and staying alert to touchiness tomorrow. Afternoon aspects favor social joys and pleasant interactions. For those with birthdays, a satisfactory year lies ahead with gains in work and finances if you work hard and keep a future-focused, optimistic outlook. August and November stand out for positive outcomes. December offers new expansion opportunities, requiring proactive steps. A highly emotional child may talk excessively.
Dave Regan Here And There Dog Hit By Car At The curb
An elderly dog of twelve named Dave Regan, slow and loving, wanders toward the street and is struck by a speeding car. The driver does not stop, racing away as onlookers cry and a passing man gathers the dead animal in his arms, grieving for a loyal friend.
Broadway Stars Battle Tax Laws In Abroad Living Debate
Dorothy Kilgallen notes film stars led by William Holden Ava Gardner and others challenge U.S. tax rules by living overseas while oil firms oppose new laws aiding Americans abroad. The piece also visits showbiz gossip from Vic Damone to Ethel Merman, Brigitte Bardot, and a Paris police ticket dispute, plus a roundup of other entertainment notes and legal matters.
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William Holden
Ava Gardner
Uncle Sam
Near East
U.S
Bill
Ava
Vic Damone
Dick Stabile
Vic
Paris
Jacques Charrier
Brigitte Bardot
Eddie Arcaro
Beau Prince
Hialeah
Carry Back
Lebanon street official dies from self inflected wound in town hall
Clifford A Hizr a 56 year old Lebanon street commissioner and deputy marshal died at Blair Hospital four hours after Marshal Grant Shaffer found him in the Leban on Town Hall basement with a bullet wound in the head The coroner Hi M Williams withheld a verdict pending investigation Joseph C Varkala Armco International employee spoke about his war experiences at a TAPPI Ohio section dinner at the Manchester Hotel
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Lebanon
Blair Hospital
Grant Shaffer
Lebanon Town Hall
Hi. M. Williams
Joseph C. Varkala
Armco International Employe
France
Ohio
TAPPI
Manchester Hotel
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