Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Advertised
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for the Journal and Sunday News Journal at 35 cents per week in town, 25 cents per week by carrier, and $12.00 per year for six days plus Sunday editions outside the area. USA outside rates are $30.00 per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. A Bible verse from Corinthians is quoted.
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Happiness in retirement study plans New York effort
A three year study by the New York Adult Education Council aims to help retirees find happiness through personal counsel and group discussion. Starting with 100 volunteers in their 40s and 50s, funding from industry unions and foundations backs opportunities for supplemental income and ongoing education.
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Alonzo Meyers
Department of Higher Education
New York University
The Worry Clinic Case Z-284 Women Observe Wardrobe Choices
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how women notice attire and men miss it. Larry B describes Betty's outfit, prompting reflections on gender observation in relationships and the value of giving compliments daily. The piece blends humor with dating dynamics and advice on complimenting wives.
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Public sees Kefauver hearings as show not cure
The Kefauver committee hearings reveal local government failings on gambling and political corruption. Public viewing may not realize federal jurisdiction is limited to interstate issues, leaving state and local authorities responsible for enforcing laws and investigating abuses.
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Frank Panzino
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Looking At Life Inflation Costs and Self Denial
A columnist argues high prices stem from buying too much at current rates. Citizens and groups discuss inflation at meetings while consuming same goods they oppose. The remedy is voluntary restraint, echoing wartime meatless and auto demits, urging personal sacrifice to lower prices.
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Letter from Korea condemns propaganda leaflet
In Korea Sgt. Donald Caine of the Eighth Cavalry receives a WW II style propaganda leaflet from the Chinese People's Army Volunteer Forces. A responding U.S. soldier argues the message is skilled manipulation meant to stir doubt and withdraw support from the Korean War effort. He rejects communism and urges Americans to keep fighting for freedom and a world free from fear and hunger.
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Talk of the SardI Set in Broadway Glamour Gripe
A sprawling page of backstage chatter notes Gertrude Lawrence unhappy with The King and I role, Yul Brynner’s applause, and other stars like Shelley Winters and Judy Cook in New York nightlife. It lists romances, fashion, theater plans, and a rush of social notes from the Broadway scene.
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Boston
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Lawrence Magnitude
Herbie Klotz
Iris Mountbatten
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Nicky Hilton
Gloria DeHaven
Mocambo
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Milton Berle
New York
Lindy
Florida
Bill Ter
You United
Eric Victor
Shelley Winters
Theodore Dreiser
Phil Baker
Judy Cook
Howard Hughes
The Stars Say For Tomorrow By Genevieve Kemble
The column warns that tomorrow may require caution and restraint to avoid rash imprudent judgment. It cautions impulsive actions could obstruct plans and harm cooperation, with blunders of mind and temper risking serious outcomes for those facing a birthday day.
Honest praise tops words for women’s loyalty, wise tip
The note counsels using sincere compliments to win women's loyalty. It suggests writing to Pr. Crane in care of the newspaper and enclosing a 3 cent stamp and a dime to cover printing and typing costs for a psychological chart.
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Pr. Crane
Veep Barkley’s genealogical hunt unfolds in Europe
Washington scene columnist recites Barkley family searches across Europe and Normandy, tracing Berchelais and Birchleys through Norse origins, Norman links, and names like Berchelai. The piece quips that the vice president may face a sprawling forest of pedigrees and reports as he probes his ancestry.
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Climb The Highest Mountain Easter Film At Colonial
Dave Regan notes spring cinema for Easter week at the Colonial featuring a pastor and wife in a human, faith affirming story styled like State Fair. The piece blends cinema critique with personal musings and a humorous recollection of a census interview, inviting readers to attend through next Thursday.
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