Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Motto
Subscriptions listed for Middletown Journal published evenings except Sunday. Rates include per copy 25 cents by carrier, 35 cents weekly, and yearly mail options ranging from six to ten dollars, with outside U S pricing. A biblical verse is included as a motto.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Tradin
Trading
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Green magic could yield cheap vitamins from chlorophyll powder
Chicago scientists Drs Boris and Sophia Berkman describe a chlorophyll extract powder able to boost plant food production from water and air. They say it may enable meatless proteins and potentially extend life, with early human tests just begun and no results yet. One twentieth ounce reportedly equals a pound of spinach in certain vitamins.
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Boris
Sophia Berkman
Chicago
Boris Berkman
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Berkman
Diplomats and the Liquor Budget Debate in Congress
A House dispute over a 500000 dollar State Department item labeled representation allowance prompts debate on liquor for diplomats. Rep Rees proposes cutting to 300000, but the House overrules. The column mocks the idea while discussing politics, fear, and confidence in American leadership amid a turbulent era.
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State Department
Rees
Kansas
Clarice H. Finds Path From Heartbreak To Public Speaking
In Dr. George W. Crane's Worry Clinic column a 17 year old Clarice H. describes overcoming jilted love by joining a 4 H Club and teaching Sunday school. She asks for tips to engage nine fourth graders. The piece praises her leadership, notes low cost personal growth avenues, and suggests using contests and quizzes to boost attendance.
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Clarice
Northwestern
Truman faces 1948 bid amid party rifts and risks
Washington pundit notes President Truman’s formal bid for the presidency aims to curb dissension among federal officeholders and signal resolve against withdrawal. The piece compares past nominating precedents from Roosevelt to Taft and warns that Truman’s alignment with labor unions could undermine broad voter support.
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Washington
Truman
Mr. Truman
Supreme Court of the United States
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Coolidge
Harding
Franklin Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Taft
Justice Vinson
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Congress
CIO
What Does It Mean To Collapse A Nation
George E. Sokolsky notes in These Days that depictions of national collapse are vague. He argues nations rarely collapse and call for wise outside aid rather than blanket underwriting of Britain’s socialist program and European recovery strategies.
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E. T. Weir
Congressional Committee
Europe
Great Britain
United States
One Word Led To Another Baer On Fasting In America
Arthur Baer argues that Mahatma Gandhi’s abstinence would not translate to American politics. He mocks hunger as a political tool and notes America’s appetite shape of democracy. The piece contrasts European and American attitudes toward fasting and leadership.
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Mahatma
America
Prescott
G. B. Shaw
Roosevelts
Netherlands
Senator Vandenberg
White House
Vandenberg
General
Michigan
Dev warns partition harms Ireland and Palestine
Lloyd George called De Valera a difficult negotiator as the Irish leader visits his homeland. Now 64, he promotes nonviolence, envisions a united Ireland through wise statesmanship, and opposes partition, while noting American support helped in the past. He jokes about negotiating, trade, and keeping the family as a social focus.
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Dublin
Dev
de Valera
Ireland
Waldorf -Astoria
Palestine
Britain
E Valera
All Ireland
Comments on 1940s American politics and foreign affairs
The column ridicules claims of future presidents like Vandenberg and notes his Senate leadership. It criticizes foreign policy topics, State Department subversives, and Canada blocking Communists, while questioning steel price hikes and a congressional hearing. It weaves opinion with references to Wallace, Russia, and Italy.
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State Department
Army
Navy
Russia
Finland
Canada
United States
Wallace
Bureau of Standards
Congressional
Gender differences in emotional reaction found by scientists
St. Louis researchers report men exhibit stomach reddening increased digestive juice and stomach motion when angry or anxious while women show paler lining less juice and calmer stomachs, explaining why men may fight and many women cry.
Stars Warn Thursday Warns Against Excess And Waste
Genevieve Kemble cautions Thursday's readers to avoid false moves and overacting that could undermine health finances and personal popularity. The forecast urges conservation, restraint, and disciplined planning to prevent costly mistakes and protect credit and happiness. A birthday warning notes risks from prodigality and exaggerated values in a child born on this day.
Modern men a lost sex says Vassar dean
The passage cites Dean C Mil dred Thompson of Vassar College claiming modern men are frustrated and have lost cherished symbols of dominance. She notes men previously found refuge in saloons and barbershops but now find women present, altering traditional roles and comfort sources.
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Dean C. Mildred Thompson
Vassar College
National Conference of Women’s Organizations
Dean Thompson
Butler County Easter Seals funds split among groups
The Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults explains the mailing address for Easter Seals contributions Columbus. State funds cover 16.7 percent, national 8.3 percent, local needs receive 75 percent. Checks go to the Ohio Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc in Columbus.
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Butler County Society
Columbus
Butler Countians
Butler County
Ohio Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Ohio
Gravitt Sues Trustees Over Burying Ground Removal
Clifford M. Gravitt filed in Hamilton Common Pleas Court to stop the Union Township trustees from removing bodies and tombstones from the Whallon burying ground. He claims a January 28 1928 vote authorized abandonment for the benefit of CCC and St L Railway Co.
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Clifford M. Gravitt
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Union Township
Middletown
Whallon
Gravitt
CCC and
St. L. Railway Company
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George E. Sokolsky
France
Holland
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Baer
Washington Monument
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Rome
Pound
Hal Boyle
NEW York
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Vatican
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Erich Brande
St. Louis
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Dave Regan
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