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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1949

Page

6

Middletown Journal subscription rates and Bible quote

The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for per copy, carrier, and mail delivery in and outside the trading area. The page also includes a Bible verse from James 2 21 about Abraham offering Isaac on the altar.

Middletown Journal First Ave Middletown Ohio Evening Sunday News-Journal Sunday News- Journal U.S.A Abraham Isaac James

Questionable Coal Shutdown Fuels Debate Over Labor Power

The article discusses John L. Lewis ordering a two week coal mine shutdown to protest a planned directorship and honor injured miners, warning of widespread impact including 20,000 railroad layoffs. It contrasts this with Taft Hartley Act debates and notes Rakosi's definitions of people’s democracy and proletarian dictatorship amid Hungary and Bulgaria trials.

John L. Lewis James Boyd U. S. Bureau of Mines Pennsylvania Railroad Company Lewis Truman Congress

Frozen High Prices and Stubborn Bread Costs

The piece argues that despite minor price cuts by General Motors and some appliances, overall manufactured goods stay at peak levels. Bread costs remain high as flour, milk, and other ingredients drop, yet bakers see little relief due to higher freight, wages, and taxes. Demand for bakery items declines, depleting subsidies for bread. The article labels this a system of frozen high prices with no clear solution.

General Motors Thea

Why college economics fails to teach real business

Dr George W Crane argues that university economics professors, often focused on theory, do not prove their practical grasp of business. He cites a professor who borrows at high interest and questions why academics lack hands on experience. He urges horse sense over theory and offers a test for practical knowledge.

Perry W Roosevelt Perry Costa

Senate rules fight masks civil rights debate in Washington

David Lawrence argues the Senate clash over closing debate reveals a larger struggle over minority pressure and federal police power in state matters. He says civil rights politics distort the issue and hinder open discussion of constitutional methods and federal intervention.

Washington Senate United States Congress North CIO AFL

Time Lends Enchantment Milwaukee

Kepec Chemical Co. president Bill Pohl bid $105 for a German air mail Zeppelin stamp addressed to his firm. He later found the stamp was the same one he had given to a friend in 1927.

Enchantment Milwaukee Bill Pohl Kepec Chemical Co Pohl

Ponzi recalled in Bugs Baer squib on 1920 tale

Baer reflects on Charles Ponzi in 1935 style, noting his 1920 coverage and the 1949 commutation, recounting Ponzi’s foreign exchange racket, earnings, and downfall with sharp, humorous phrases. The piece traces Ponzi’s rise and fall, from dazzling bets to prison and a scattered legacy.

Boston Ponzi St. Peter New England Postal Exchange

Chinese Restaurant Pioneer Shapes New York Dining

Hal Boyle profiles Jimmy Yoong, founder of Sun Far, who modernized a Chinatown eatery into a nationwide Cantonese dining boom. He notes doctors frequent his restaurants for heart health options, praises Cantonese cooking for its meat vegetable balance, and advocates moderation and herbal tonics as stomach and heart guardians.

New York Jimmy Yoong Jimmy Off Sun Far Yoong Canton China

Love and Time Don’t Go Together in Public Booth Tales

Erich Brandeis notes that a three minute limit on calls in Britain failed in Parliament. He recalls youthful romance in Berlin and reflects on time, love, and aging. He recalls his own longing for restraint, only to end with a view that time and love don’t mix.

Wilfred Paling England House of Commons Wilson Harris Cambridge University His British Empire Berlin Germany

The Stars Say For Friday March 18 on Affairs of Heart

Genevieve Kemble presents Friday March 18 guidance focusing on love and home matters, with personal influence shaping domestic and business dealings. Birthday signals a prosperous year centered on heart themes, charm and culture, and a child born today will be affectionate and responsive to home life.

Benigh

Three Time Divorces Hit One Oklahoma Couple

Mrs Nettus Sloan of Hobart Oklahoma has been granted her third divorce from J W Sloan within two years. Sloan previously divorced Edward J Hayes three times to reconcile with the second husband but says this divorce will stand.

Hobart Okla Nettus Sloan J. W. Sloan

City official eyed yellow zones changed to green

A city official observed a crew preparing to paint yellow parking zones yesterday and urged changing the color to green. The note mentions Irish-sounding Sullivan and joking weather on St Patrick’s Day, plus a digression on Erin Go Bragh and a Latin card game trend.

Sullivan

Charity Deduction Misleads on Net Income Figures

George E. Sokolsky argues the 15 percent charitable deduction is misinterpreted when based on gross income. He cites Treasury methods showing 4.1 percent of adjusted gross income as deducted, stressing contributions come from net earnings after taxes. He urges private charity sustainment and notes tax take reduces funds available for giving.

Brien McMahon Connecticut Colin F Stam Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation United States Treasury New York

Barbs Infernal machines and Sunday car trips

A collection of satirical aphorisms on politics music medicine holidays and finance. The quips contrast dumbness with judgment praise bankers opinions on the U S future and the impact of millions on economic actions. The tone skewers public figures and everyday life with wry humor.

Advertising science topic discussed by Armco VP Bennett Chapple

Twenty years ago Bennett Chapple Sr vice president of the American Rolling Mill Company spoke to the engineering economic class of Armco on the science of advertising its history growth and role in modern industry. The Middletown baseball club joined the Tri state League with Fred Roberts named manager of the local team.

Bennett Chapple American Rolling Mill Company Armco Middletown Fred Roberts

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Rokosi Hungary Bulgaria Proletariat Stalin Rakosi George W. Crane David Lawrence MR. Lewis Arthur Bugs’ Baer Ponzerro Lkker South America Hal Boyle The Erich Brandeis Dreamland Monkey House Genevieve Kemble Dave Regan St. Patrick's Day Ireland Webster Mr. Webster Erin George E. Sokolsky Junior U. S
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