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The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy cost and weekly or yearly rates for carrier and mail delivery. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Though wickedness be sweet in his mouth, though he hide it under his tongue Job 20 12.
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Jobs surge as March figures show million more Americans employed
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 1,000,000 more Americans worked in March than a year earlier. It forecasts a new summer employment peak exceeding 60,000,000 and notes potential labor shortages amid war-to-peace transitions and possible draft effects.
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The Worry Clinic examines dating and male psychology
Dr. George W Crane discusses Janice W a 24 year old seeking dating advice. He explains female social signals and male dominance on dates, advising cautious flirtation and self protection. He suggests using compliments to manage men and avoid sexual pressure, offering a test for the girl friend.
Freight rates and the New Deal ruling on price absorption
In Washington, the Supreme Court with a New Deal majority reverses a long-standing ruling on absorbing freight rates into delivered prices. The article argues the decision is convoluted, notes Justice Burton’s dissent, and discusses implications for steel and other industries and the Robinson-Patman act.
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Supreme Court of the United States
New Deal
Burton
Federal Trade Commission
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New York
Playful wildlife star in South Dakota Black Hills
Hal Boyle visits Custer State Park in the Black Hills to meet eccentric animal residents. Minnie the Moocher the sheep, Molasses the Houdini bear, Tootsie the coyote, and Donald the duck charm residents with bold habits and quirky mischief.
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Custer State Park
Grace Coolidge Creek
Carl Burgess
Molasses
Deadwood
Wild Bill Hickok
Fred Borsch
Tootsie
Fred
Esther
Free
Donald
Hammerhead
Hidden Descriptions in 144 Unmarried Men Reports
Confidential reports on 1 144 unmarried men aged 17 to 46 reveal exact preferences and dislikes in women they are engaged to marry. The notes offer intimate details about suitability and match prospects, reflecting social and dating norms of the period.
Stars Forecast Quick Wins and Dramatic Turns for May 2 3
Genevieve Kemble’s horoscope for Sunday May 2 urges a decisive grasp on pending issues and a sharp shift to favorable social or romantic gains. It notes possible crises, but promises spectacular, far reaching outcomes, with friendly intervention and potential adventurous turns for a birthday child. The May 3 outlook highlights decisive pursuit of opportunities, with promotion, expansion and new openings.
One Word Led To Another By Arthur Baer On Baldwin And Baseball
The letter recalls multiple players nicknamed Lady Baldwin across the 1880s and 1890s, noting transfers between Detroit Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Giants and Dodgers. It mentions voting residence limits, a 75 000 city threshold, and cites George Moreland and Napoleon Lajoie as memory anchors in 1896.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Tom Baird
Lady Baldwin
Hastings
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Clarkson
van Haltren
Mark
Baldwin
Clarence Baldwin
Reds
National League
Mark Baldwin
Giants
Rosie
Sam Crane
Bumpus Jones
Pirates
Impos
Charles B
Dodgers
Baird
Fort Scott
George Moreland
Napoleon Lajoie
Americans and global figures play roles in everyday life
A collage of social notes and international briefings shows Viola Bernabucci hosting a spaghetti dinner in Bridgeport with Irene Zaresky and others. It also recalls the Windsors cruising on Sea Cloud with Davies, visiting Severn and White Sulphur Springs, and mentions Gromyko’s stance on Czechoslovakia and U S relations as part of everyday America.
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America
Viola Bernabucci
Bridgeport
Locust Valley
Long Island
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Sea Cloud
Joseph E. Davies
U. S
Russia
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Horse Hollow Road
Horsefeathers Road
Brooks Howe
Astrological Outlook Promises Progress and Rich Fulfillment
The reading highlights ambitious goals aligned with regulation and routine, emphasizing progress in career finances and romance. Those celebrating birthdays may see flourishing periods with favorable outcomes, high places backing plans, and satisfactions in social and professional spheres.
Rotary elects Z W Ranch as president in place of Solomon
The late Z W Ranch was elected president of the Rotary Club, succeeding R W Solomon. John C Calhoun, Hamilton's police chief, and Harry L Garver, a policeman, faced a $5 050 damage suit by Charles Fichter for false arrest. Fichter claimed $50 for a suit damaged in Hamilton city prison. Amy Mae Gebhart won the Hurwitz Medal of Oratory. VOTE IN PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY.
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Z. W. Ranch
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Rotary Club
R. W. Solomon
John C. Calhoun
Hamilton
Harry L. Garver
Charles Fichter
Hamilton City
Amy Mae Gebhart
All Out For Fun at American Legion Show
The audience enjoyed the American Legion revue with a piano solo by a Legionnaire and an accidental curtain pull revealing a chorus of beauties dancing with an attractive blue dressed girl backstage. The column reflects on television's marvels and observer fatigue in Middletown. A Western visitor new to TV watched the Reds on a distant broadcast and marveled at the forty mile reach.
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Janice
American Legion
Middletown
Cincinnati Reds
ITO Charter Looms Over Trade Policy Debate
Congress will likely refrain from ratifying the new ITO charter before the election. The United States backs a 54 nation framework aimed at liberalizing world trade, with critics arguing over sovereignty and price supports while experts claim the charter reflects major business interests and global reconstruction goals.
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Washington
NEA
Congress
International Trade Organization
State Department
Cordell Hull
ITO
Havana
U. S
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Questions and Answers Primer on History and Geography
The Q and A cover topics from the schooner’s American origin in Gloucester Massachusetts 1713 to the peach tree’s Chinese origins 5000 years prior. It notes Notre Dame’s Holy Cross direction and mixed faculty, Hubert Wilkins Arctic submarine attempt in 1931, and a perpetual US Panama Canal Zone lease with Panama paying 430000 dollars annually.
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Arctic Ocean
Sir Hubert Wilkins
U. S
Panama Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
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