Middletown Journal Rates and Bible Verse Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various regions and formats including 35 cents weekly for the Journal and Sunday News Journal, 5 cents per copy, and yearly mail options from 7.50 to 30.00 dollars. A biblical verse Romans 8:5 appears, remarking on flesh versus spirit.
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Middletown Journal
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Evening Middletown
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Vital To Preparedness And The American Posture
This wartime column argues the United States must avoid complacency and maintain a credible deterrent through reserves, universal military training, and robust defense production. It warns against peak strength pursued only to risk delaying conflict and emphasizes public resolve and political support as essential to future security.
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U. S
America
Korea
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Proram
Congress
Love and marriage age facts from Dr Crane
Dr. George W. Crane advises Lois A. aged 17 on love and marriage in high school. He warns against marrying early, urges budgeting, work experience, and social poise, and emphasizes readiness, parental responsibility, and future stability. He recommends testing suitability and not marrying before one can vote.
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Lois A
Dr. Crane
Bob
Crane
Answers From History And Science Packed In A Q And A Style
Questions cover John Marshall dual role as Secretary of State and Chief Justice, absolute zero, California water rights for Lake Tahoe, sight range at 10 000 and 20 000 feet, Wagner the poet friend, bifocals by Benjamin Franklin, and square dance origins. The piece presents concise factual answers with short historic or scientific notes.
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John Marshall
A Marshall
John Adams
Washington
California
Lake Tahoe
Rockies
Nevada
Benjamin Franklin
Democratic Party Propaganda Criticized Over MacArthur Case
A Washington analyst condemns the Democratic National Committee for distributing a tabloid “official record” on General MacArthur’s relief, arguing it omits key facts. He asserts no Joint Chiefs meeting occurred and no official recommendation supported the action, urging an end to partisan propaganda that hinders national unity.
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America
Russia
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MacArthur
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Congress
Tokyo
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Joint Chiefs
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Ohio
The Stars Say An Exciting But Frictional Year Ahead
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a stimulating state of affairs with tension and potential disappointments. Impulses and emotions should be restrained to avoid excess. Birthday individuals may see a lively year with progress but imperfect endings. A child born that day could be progressive yet prone to indulgence and social missteps.
Dance event features even number of couples
An event description notes an even number of participating couples and states that most selections were adaptations of 19th century English country dances.
Looking At Life In Cincinnati Travel Notes On Ads And Notices
A columnist recalls hotel life in Cincinnati with ads for escorts and burlesque shows, then contrasts travel memories with local Death Notices labeled Journey's End and a polite hotel quiet sign that ends with a sharp threat to departure. The piece mingles satire on travel tastes with reflections on familiar city details.
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Cincinnati
Open letter to Stalin from Korea war correspondent
A dated open letter from a U.S. correspondent in Korea to Joseph Stalin, in Moscow, derides Soviet led May Day parades and Red Chinese forces. It juxtaposes Korea’s fighting, bloodshed, and propaganda against a plea for peace, condemning Stalin's regime and urging an end to Red aggression. The letter closes with a provocative sign-off from Joe of the Third Squad in Korea.
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New York
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Kremlin
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Joe
Russia
Korea
Pusan
Star Anecdotes and Gossip From Broadway Scene
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on flirtations and frictions in New York entertainment circles. Celebrities clash in bars and parties as actors writers and producers surface in playful intrigue and scandal across metropolitan hotspots.
Unlucky draw drops McCarthy from key Senate panel
Washington scene notes a shift in Senate power after the death of Arthur Vandenberg and Blair Moody's arrival. McCarthy loses seniority on the Appropriations Committee due to a paired appointment with Zales Ecton, both sworn in 1947, and a random draw by minority secretary J. Mark Trice. The piece adds quips about Acheson, Wherry, Shaffer, and McMahon as it traces the political rearrangement and the humor on Capitol Hill.
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Park Avenue
Arthur Schwartz
Grace Hartman
Cosmopolitan
Gayelord Huser
Maurice Zolotow
Hy Goldberg
Eloise McElhone
Movey Dick
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Dagmar
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the Paramount
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Jolin Joe
Appropriations Committee
Dean Acheson
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GOP
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
New Deal
Blair Moody
McKellar
Tennessee
Hayden
Arizona
Omahoney
Wyoming
Hill
Alabama
Kilgore
West Virginia
MacCarthy
Ecton
Inas
J. Mark Trice
Chele
Mr. Trice
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Gaston
Alphonse
Senator
Jolin
Joe
Deans
Acheson
Capitol Hill
Kenneth Wherry
Samual Shaffer
Two Senators Debate Copper Tax Suspension in Senate Gallery
A wag found only Taft of Ohio and Malone of Nevada on the floor as they debated suspending certain import taxes on copper. He called them pinkos and left.
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Taft
Ohio
Malone
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Raising a Lawn Costs and Worries for Dave Regan
Dave Regan notes the costly path to lawn care as housing crews delay work. He recounts a contract to seed ten feet behind the front and his decision to DIY after balking at a $40 offer. He buys top gear yet frets about funding seed as spring unfolds.
Barbs on Summer Skirts and Milk Sale Comment
A columnist quips there is no summer trend toward shorter skirts this season. A night club priced a glass of milk at one dollar, joking they should keep cows content. The note also remarks that few women miss a sale when shopping.
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Fran Keegan
Fabiola
David and Bathsheba
Harry Gross
Frankie & Johnnie's
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