Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including 5c per copy and 25c weekly carrier rates. It details evening and Sunday editions with mail rates for local and outside areas, and provides a biblical quote from Acts 8 37.
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Congress Must Use Great Care On Foreign Aid
The article argues Congress will likely cut Truman’s 7.9 billion dollar foreign aid request due to election-year caution and domestic budget pressures. It notes diminished urgency from the Soviet threat, calls for aid on a performance basis tied to Europe’s rearmament, and warns against harming long-term alliances for short-term budgetary gains.
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Congressional Hearing Reopens Fed Treasury Credit Policy Debate
A congressional subcommittee led by Rep. Patman begins hearings on how Federal Reserve support for Treasury securities should be used. The Treasury warns lack of support could raise rates on new bonds, while the Fed cautions against inflation from price supports. Market data show bond prices and reserve holdings shifted since 1951, with wholesale prices lower by about 9 points.
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Federal Securities
Worry Clinic: Hazel G chooses summer school over trip
Dr. George W. Crane advises Hazel G. on summer plans weighing education against romance. Hazel, 25, a third grade teacher, wishes to finish 12 credits for her degree and considers a California trip for romance but learns the wiser path is targeted investment in knowledge for better career prospects.
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Eisenhower Credits New Hampshire Backers In Private Message
General Eisenhower publicly thanks Governor Sherman Adams and New Hampshire backers for the primary victory while noting the role of delegates and organization in the outcome. The message, signed Dwight D. Eisenhower, frames him as a Republican with strong party ties as delegates determine the nominating path.
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New Hampshire
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Take Care of Your Teeth Ad and Social Advice
An old advertisement hawks dental care with a playful line about brushing teeth daily. The piece riffs on courtship norms and wary social guidance for men and wives, using cheeky humor about relationships and personal habits.
Bath for Management Shared with Employees
The columnist recalls reading a headline about management sharing a bath with employees. He explains Cyril Bath Machinery of Cleveland implemented a panel with executives and workers to shape policy. He jokes about imagine naked executives debating policy, noting the absurdity.
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What Is It To Be Irish On St Patrick’s Day
Hal Boyle ponders St Patrick’s Day as a single 24 hour transformation when the Irishman feels towering confidence and deep angelic speech. He describes Irish identity as music, history, and a mystical kinship with God, granting a sense of kingly glory and renewed understanding for one day.
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St. Patrick's Day
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Irish poems and a bulb probe raise satire and inquiry
Washington columnist George Dixon vents at length over two Irish poems by congressmen Shelley and OToole and a sharp grilling of Admiral Fox on military bulb purchases. He mocks pretentious progress rhetoric while noting Point Four aid imagery and a peasant’s reply about road mines.
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The Doctor speaks on insidious backache dangers
Edwin P. Jordan discusses the slow development and wide impact of backache. A reader shares personal losses from prolonged pain, emphasizing diagnosis, varied causes from sprains to disk rupture, and the role of posture and seating in pain. Continued on Page 6.
The Exile’s Dream Poem for St Patrick’s Day
Poem by W R Dineen titled The Exile’s Dream celebrates Irish homeland imagery. It envisions heaven as a green Ireland with rivers Shannon and Lee, Killarney, abbey ruins, shamrocks, and lovers in boreens, concluding with a push to read Hal Boyle’s Erins son column in this issue.
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St. Patrick
Paradise
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Lee
Killarney
Ireland
Broadway Gossip Echoes From Gotham’s Glitter
Dorothy Kilgallen chronicles the high life in New York society with Paris models Conrad Hilton and Parline as roaming hearts and Shelley Winters with Vittorio Gassmann in a lovers’ spat. Anecdotes include Katharine Hepburn’s illness, Julian Beattys and Mary Rodgers, and news of DJs, shows, and upcoming revivals.
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