Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal is published each evening except Sunday at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Rates list per copy five cents or 25 cents weekly by carrier and mail options including various regional terms and a Bible verse.
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Wanted poster lead to Sutton capture turns tragic
Arnold Schuster, a 24 year old Coast Guard veteran, spotted Willie Sutton in Brooklyn and guided police to his arrest. Sutton was jailed but Schuster received no reward and was later killed by gunmen seeking retaliation. The case sparked public outrage over police credit and city safety.
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New TV Channels and FCC Plan for Educational Slots
The FCC intends to lift the present freeze on new TV channels by month end. In 1951 TV divisions posted a profit, surpassing radio by five percent. New channels may be allocated for noncommercial educational use, with New York predicting three state channels. Educational advocates urge immediate preparation to utilize any newly allocated channels.
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Have Your Babies and Start Your Family Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane counsels a mother of an only child that there is little medical reason to avoid a second pregnancy. He notes doctors rarely forbid pregnancy and urges embracing childbirth, arguing it educates a child and strengthens family life. Send for his bulletin Facts About Pregnancy with a stamped return envelope and a dime.
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Truman Byrnes clash over 1946 memorandum revealed in Hillman book
The dispute centers on a memorandum Truman allegedly read to Byrnes on January 5, 1946. Byrnes says he never heard of the letter and would resign if told of such a message. The piece suggests political rifts as Byrnes leads a South Carolina effort to block Truman's renomination, with broader implications for the Democratic Party.
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The Stars Say For Tomorrow by Genevieve Kemble
The moon change may speed energies into new fields but face delays and opposition. Domestic and feminine influences help. those with birthdays may face grave obstacles when starting novel ideas. Postponement could clarify the path as cooperation wanes. A talented child born today shows originality but may struggle to prove worth.
Two Notorious Bank Robbers Contrast Crime and Peace of Mind
The piece profiles Willie Sutton and John R Bayless, noting Sutton’s long prison tenure and possible religious turn, Bayless’s Alcatraz past and cookbook ambitions, and contrasts their fates with a belief that true value is inner peace rather than wealth.
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Montana land baroness visits New York and Manhattan
Hal Boyle profiles Susan Haughian a 64 year old Montanan who arrived in Manhattan with vast land holdings estimated at 80 000 to 100 000 acres and a sprawling cattle and sheep operation. She recalls her husband Dan who died in 1931 leaving debts and ten children.
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Patten Defends Calm After Tucson Restaurant Incident
Rep. Harold A Patten of Arizona restrained a boy during a Tucson restaurant scene where a father slapped his son and was challenged by the congressman. The column recounts Patten’s reaction and uses the episode to spark questions about a stranger’s role in parental disputes.
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Ode to Spring and Spring travel to Columbus basketball
The column blends weather whimsy and a spring ode as readers look toward the state basketball tournament in Columbus. It notes cooler conditions, hopes for March to end in a lamb, and warns travelers about hotel lost and found items like nightgowns, pajamas, lipsticks, and even false teeth, advising not to bring expensive jewelry or nightwear.
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Ann's Kitchen shapes Washington parties and fame
In Georgetown Ann Richards Taylor runs Ann's Kitchen a chic catering shop serving diplomats officials and couples. She built the business after moving to Washington in 1942 and notes clients seek American dishes and full service with advisory options.
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Keep It From Freezing A Creed Of Sheep And Nature
A compact rural saying reflects the bond between shepherds and their flocks. The speaker asserts belief in nature and that preserving the sheep safeguards the land and people. The focus remains on the mutual dependence between humans and animals in a pastoral setting.
Why Churchill is called Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
The Cinque Ports formed an ancient coast defense system of five towns Dover Hastings Hythe Romney and Sandwich with special privileges and a top official the Lord Warden. The office is now purely honorary and the term Orient covers Asia and nearby Pacific islands sometimes the Far East.
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