Middletown Journal Ticket Prices and Subscriptions
Subscriptions and rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal are listed, including per copy and weekly options. The notice mentions mail and trading area prices, with various regional and international rates. A biblical verse from Song of Solomon is included at the end.
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Home Rule Blocked in Washington Despite Majority Support
The piece argues Congress blocks home rule for Washington, citing fears of Negro enfranchisement altering political balance. It notes a discharge petition to bypass committees lacks 49 signatures. It emphasizes the capital’s duty to embody democratic ideals amid North South tensions.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Senate
Kefauver
House
Detroit
Chicago
Union Forming National Federation of Unemployed Workers
Canada’s CIO leaders proposed a National Federation of Unemployed Workers to aid jobless people in obtaining relief unemployment insurance and welfare benefits. The plan envisions pump priming to create work for members, risking enrollment declines if emphasis shifts away from benefits. Experts question the economic impact of a jobless union launching a strong organizing drive.
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CIO
Dr George W Crane on Worry Clinic case study
Paula V a 36 year old PTA president seeks guidance on finances stating her husband denies her any money and rejects charge accounts. Dr Crane analyzes masculine vitality fears and emotional patterns, advising self reliance and financial partnership.
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Parent Teachers Association
Years Ago in The News Journal March 7 1980
A clipped reminiscence recounts a traffic incident involving Officer Dan Sandia and a deputy, describing a car crash and pursuit through Crawford area streets. The narrative recalls witnesses, locations on South Avenue east of Crawford, and police actions at the scene with officers and sheriff involvement.
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Kav Oon Crawford
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Rodden
FBI Files Stir Debate On Justice And State Power
James Marlow discusses the use of FBI files in the Judith Coplon case and the risk of police agencies judging individuals without trial. He notes a proposed National Science Foundation bill could force loyalty checks by the FBI, drawing opposition from J. Edgar Hoover and the Justice Department.
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Judith Coplon
Russia
FBI
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Gestapo
Secret Police
House
Senate
National Science Foundation
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Department
Perion Ford
Washington Letter Traces Women’s Progress in Political History
Jane Eads outlines how League of Women Voters papers now at the Library of Congress reveal the suffrage movement’s arc from 1820 to 1844 and the broader role of women in early American politics. The archive, newly accessible to historians, shows how records document votes and civic engagement across decades.
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League of Women Voters
Library Congress
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Gusts
Schatare
M. Young
Warren
Tangur
Dr. Youre
Vvers Ag Cecemal Directer
Jain Corp
Tahiti
Wozniak Divorce Denial Reflects Cruelty Not Proved
A Bridgeport judge, James x Murphy, denied Sophie Doris Wozniak's divorce suit against Edmund P. Wozniak on cruelty grounds. He cited lack of cooperation and forbearance after his Army service, noting petty bickerings, reduced status, and unproven cruelty. A column then riffs on marital harmony and morning routines.
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James x. Murphy
Bridgeport, Conn
Sophie Doris Wozniak
Stamford
Edmond P. Wozniak
Dancing, Daughters, and a Soldier Boy’s Split in Old Tales
Betty loved dancing and married Herbert after he learned to dance. He strayed with Alice after a baby arrived. Betty raised Bob, who grew into a steady, well paid musician and breadwinner, funding a quiet, enduring family life.
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Betty
Herbert
Zever
Alice
Retty
Mother
Alice Andenan
Junior
Charleston
Bob
Social security travel idea for seniors gains attention
A reader suggests allowing elderly beneficiaries to spend their social security checks abroad to stretch benefits. Proponents argue it would reduce poverty, broaden horizons, and reinvigorate interest in foreign travel while costing only transportation.
Barbs Medaeniste Furniture Upbeat on Renewals
Patchy OCR text notes local interest in furniture by Barbs Medaeniste and a reference to renewal expectations, mentioning John L. Lewis and neighbor kids, with garbled phrases suggesting a hopeful or routine day ahead.
Pension Jets Abroad Draw Interest in Late Years
The piece suggests many would willingly spend their retirement years abroad, arguing against compulsory programs and noting the appeal of outside possibilities for consuming retirement income. It reflects a view on travel and spending by seniors in the context of national finances.
Skating Vanities Guests Visit Garden In March
North School sight saving class led by Mrs Norma Kinney will attend the Skating Vanities show at the Cincinnati Garden on March 25 as guests. The trip includes transportation arrangements and the visit follows a recent Ice Show. Five kittens remain for adoption and a piano is offered free with hauling charges. Local residents supported MCA TV sets now in service drawing crowds.
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North School
Cincinnati Garden
Norma Kinney
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Garden
Alex Sinclair
MCA
McFarland bill urged to curb FCC licensing power
The essay argues President Truman’s proposed Taft-Hartley revisions and a McFarland bill aim to restrain administrative agencies that act as courts and regulators. It cites the Federal Communications Commission as an example of overreach in licensing radio and TV, urging hearings to clarify licensing limits and agency powers.
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Congress
Federal Communications Commission
McFarland
Commission
Law Department
America
Great Britain
British Broadcasting Corporation
University System of Georgia
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WHLS
Whch
Stars Foresee Cautions For Tuesday March 21
Genevieve Kemble advises cautious planning for tricky situations amid duplicity and misrepresentation. Birthday individuals may face envy and rumors while pursuing ambitions. handle with tact, poise, and above board conduct to avert enmity and fraud.
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Harry Boyd
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