Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Given
An old advertising snippet lists subscription prices for Middletown Journal and associated papers. Rates include daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, with yearly, six day, and outside trading area quotes and a Bible verse at the end.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal
Sunday News Journal
Evening Middletown Journal
Evening Middletown
U S. A
GOP Unity Across Foreign Policy Bids Through History
The piece argues that despite 1952 campaign doubts, the GOP has shown discipline and unity in foreign policy over decades. It cites 1939-40 splits, Willkie in 1940, 1920 reservations on the League, and other eras, noting rare open splits but overall party cohesion in national issues.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Congress
Willkie
Alfred E. Smith
London
Dewey
League of Nations
League Without
For
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Harding
John W. Davis
South
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Supreme Court
Wilson
California
Government Tax Drive Targets Crime and Gambling
The piece argues the Internal Revenue Service will lead a nationwide push against racketeers and gamblers, questioning why criminal prosecutions lag. It notes past convictions focused on tax evasion, cites alleged immunity of illegal gambling, and claims gamblers owe large sums to the public purse while society receives no repayment.
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Department of Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
The Worry Clinic Case 7 275 Philip and the speech
Dr George W Crane discusses engaging audiences through storytelling and humor in public speaking. He notes children respond to familiar topics and vivid examples, advising speakers to use pantomime, jokes, and relatable self references. He invites readers to request a bulletin for tips.
Democrats push McCarthyism tone in Butler Senate probe
Washington column argues Democrats weaponize campaign material to unseat Republican John Marshall Butler amid no evidence of corruption. It warns such tactics set a dangerous precedent, press free speech, and threaten voters’ right to judge campaign materials.
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Wisconsin
Senate
John Marshall Butler
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Maryland
Butler
Congress
Mr. Butler
Tydings
McCarthy
Democrats
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Browder
Jacqueline Cochran’s rise from poverty to aviation pioneer
The TV interview with Betty Betz features Jacqueline Cochran discussing her impoverished Georgia childhood, early cotton mill work, and hunger that fueled ambition. She stresses that poverty plus perseverance and talent propelled her to lead a cosmetics firm and set flying records.
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Betty Betz
Jacqueline Cochran
Miss Cochran
Georgia
The Stars Say By Concentrated Aggressive Action
Genevieve Kemble notes that bold targeted action on pending problems can yield tangible results. A forthright attack with sound plans and vigorous effort could achieve ambitious goals. Those with today’s birthday may seize plans with courage for lasting gains and notable progress.
Spaatz urges 250 group air force before Senate panels
Washington report notes Gen. Carl Spaatz, former air chief, pressed for a 250‑group air force before Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees. He warned of a serious situation, drawing praise for expertise while reporters scribbled notes. The piece weaves in Spaatz’s youth on a Pennsylvania paper, stutter, and recollections of his father’s editorial stance.
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Washington
Carl “Tovey” Spaatz
Air Force
Senate
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services
Spaatz
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
General Spaatz
Tooey Spaatz
Charles Spaatz
Boyertows
Pennsylvania
Boyertown
W. Stuart Symington
National Defense Establishment
Symington
Tovey
Connally grills colleagues during foreign policy hearings
Senator Tom Connally presided with sharp wit and blunt remarks at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Armed Services joint hearing on U S troop deployment. He teased photographers and fellow lawmakers, joked about senators and generals, and pressed for free debate amid a roster of prominent witnesses including Hoover Dewey Bradley Stassen and Taft.
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Washington
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Taft
Rohio
Harold Stassen
Dewey
Hoover
Broadway Gossips and Backstage Bets This Week
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway chatter on the Un American Activities Committee hearings and the theater scene. Russell Nype draws praise for Call Me Madam while Billy Budd fights to survive on a pledge of losses and strong word of mouth. Herbert Ever and the Angel in the Pawnshop cast push for authentic props amid stagecraft trials.
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Sardi’s
Gogi’s
Cherrie’s
Un-American Activities Committee
Russell Nype
St. Regis Maisonette
Broadway
Biltmore Theatre
Anthony Farrell
Billy Budd
Herbert Ever
Timothy Spangle
Angel
Herbert
Hebert
Egg and Chick Description Sparks Hens and Eggs Note
A clearest line in the record defines an egg as an unhatched product of a hen and a chick as a young chicken. The short note emphasizes basic biology with simple distinctions.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Ol Man Winter Visits Middletown In March Flurry
Local column notes Alaska weather contrasts with Middletown cold. Bill King returns from Alaska complaining of winter, while others joke about garages and street repairs. A note on St Patrick's Day and a doberman adoption plea appear amid light, humorous local chatter.
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Bill King
Alaska
United States
Bill
Bill Shawhan
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