Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Quote
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday papers, including in-town, mail, and outside trading area options. It also presents a biblical Isaiah quotation: I the chosen fast to loose the bands of wickedness and let the oppressed go free.
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Isaiah
Schuman plan launches as six nations sign binding pact
The Schuman Plan begins with France, Western Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland, and Luxembourg initialing an agreement to pool coal and steel. John J. McCloy helps break a deadlock, while critics warn the plan may face red tape yet aims to prevent future war by economic integration and a limited yet powerful new authority over coal and iron.
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Europe
Schuman
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
John J. McCloy
U. S
Government social insurance plan eyed by FSA
The Federal Security Agency presses a costly social insurance program despite wartime like budgets. Oscar R. Ewing leads efforts to establish protections for sickness disability public assistance and expanded child welfare services. Estimates suggest annual costs up to ten billion dollars, raising fears of added strain on federal finances.
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Federal Security Agency
Oscar R. Ewing
Capital B For Bell In The Telephony Era
A reflective look at Alexander Graham Bell and the Bell Telephone System marking its 75th anniversary This piece traces Bell’s influence from the Philadelphia Centennial of 1876 to the 1951 network of 35 million instruments and the cultural prominence of telephones in American life
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Carty, Vail
Barrett
Scribner
The Worry Clinic uses a dental spend tale for ads
Dr George W Crane discusses Abel B a 28 year old dentist who bought 375 worth of denture samples. The piece argues that smart professionals invest in advertising and public education with a turtle complex warning against cutting budgets. It cites George Washington and urges ethical publicity.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Happenings on MacArthur and Korea Policy
Washington watchers debate General MacArthur s public hints of a cease fire and diplomacy in Korea. State Department friction and secret talks surface as PKU pauses may affect UN aims, while China and Russia hold the line at the 38th parallel. The piece urges presidential clarity to prevent wasted sacrifices in Korea.
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United Nations
MacArthur
China
Department of State
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White House
State Department
Korea
General MacArthur
London
38Th Parallel
North Korea
United States
Manchuria
Russia
Looking At Life In A Bright Spring Moment
The writer argues life is a pleasant journey fueled by optimism over pessimism. He notes the ease of wrecking a life or character, reflects on wartime fatigue, and finds solace in spring imagery, a peaceful mutt named Shamus, and simple pleasures like crocuses, forsythia, and Easter advertising. He concludes that small things reveal enduring truth and that life’s fire remains eternal.
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Shamus
Birthday Guidance For Genevieve Kemble Readers
Advice highlights careful planning and adaptable routines for those born under the day. Emphasizes navigation around difficulties with integrity and clear purpose. Notes a child born on this day shows adaptability and clever ideas but may chase fanciful reversals.
Being 40 at last Voyager columnist finds life after forty
Hal Boyle writes from New York about turning forty. He describes early fears, joked tests of aging, and surprising stability, noting increased respect from younger assistants and a humorous dodge with a Scout and Dorothy Dix. He sees benefits outweighing worries.
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Dorothy Dix
Mink rancher seeks claims against government over hormone fed mink
Peter Edson reports on Henry J. Kreuger Elgin Illinois mink rancher who asks Congress to pay 55 591 damages after feeding mink chicken scrap laced with diethylstilbestrol or capette pellets to boost meat and later cause sterility in females. House hearings cover Kreuger and six similar relief bills amid concerns of hormone treated poultry and public health risks.
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NEA
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Henry J. Kreuger
Elgin
Ill
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Kreuger
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Robert Enders
Department of Agriculture
Swarthmore College
Dreuger
American Fur Breeder
Charles F. Bassett
Fur Animal Experiment Station
Bureau of Animal Industry
Saratoga Springs
N. Y. Tage
Theodore C. Byerly
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Washington society gossip and a sticky starling plan
George Dixon reports on Mrs. Robert's black eye from the Cuban ambassador at a Hill party and on a federal test to curb Washington starlings with a gummy coating. The starling experiment aims to deter roosting by making birds struggle to lift from treated building surfaces.
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Evie
Luis Machado
Cuba
Arthur Middleton Hill
W. Stuart Symington
National Resources Security Board
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George Abells
Bavaria
Jame Abell
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Maryland
Virginia
Congress
Public Buildings Service
Middletown gum machine theft draws Kefauver critique
Dave Regan laments adult theft in Middletown where gum ball machines and bingo chips are used to steal pennies. He notes perks go to a Kiwanis fund aiding children, and questions moral fiber and racketeering aims. He recalls a Hamilton talk show joke about never winning.
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John Citizen
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