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Middletown Journal announces subscription options for daily, evening, and Sunday editions with rates for in area and outside trades. Rates list 25 cents weekly by carrier, 35 cents by evening, and yearly mail options from seven to ten dollars, with international pricing and advance payment required. The page ends with a biblical quote from Acts.
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Commodities rise amid global tensions and rubber mystery
The piece notes higher prices across grains lumber and metals with a 50 percent rubber surge fueled by stockpiling by major powers. It warns of Communist expansion in Asia and questions Marshall Plan style aid versus strategic power in Asia amid a pessimistic travel report on regional freedom and religion.
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Worry Clinic advises cleanliness habits in home life
Dr George W Crane discusses a dwelling dispute involving Fowler B and a couple sharing rooms. He argues the tub washing habit reveals parental teaching and self reliance, noting the influence of maids on children's discipline and urging basic hygiene and independence for youth.
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Baruch urges full time national security board and mobilization planning
Veteran adviser Bernard Baruch argues for a standing national security council with full time members, an industrial mobilization plan ready before hostilities and expanded intelligence agencies. He warns the public lacks information to judge threats and questions whether America is prepared for a new war, noting current policy gaps and the need for decisive action.
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Genevieve Kemble Stars Foresee Sudden Turns in Fortune
A forecast notes a sudden turn of events that could change fortunes and ambitions into dramatic outcomes. It suggests new techniques and cooperative influential figures may melt obstacles, aiding exciting deals or projects. A birthday message highlights opportunity for major objectives with support from benefactors and higher-ups.
Prepare to vote in November Ohio candidates named
Dave Regan urges readers to prepare now for the November general election. Learn about the Republican and Democrat nominees, read about their education and records, and vote intelligently. The piece notes Ohio’s Massachusetts ballot and the need to pick candidates down the line, plus a brief obituary of Paul Laven, a former Middletown police reporter.
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Looking At Life It Isn t Really My Fault A Rant
A reader laments how parents taught ideals of honesty patriotism and loyalty, and argues that party labels dominate politics. He critiques two party obedience, calls for focus on country over votes, and decries thousand dollar fellows in million dollar jobs while urging better business sense and national priorities.
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United States of America
Mystery tunnel at White House debunked by architect
Washington reports debunk the long standing White House tunnel legend linking Dolly Madison to an escape route to the Potomac. National Geographic notes no subterranean passage exists despite wartime tales and renovations since last November reveal only functional conduits.
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My America Letter on Congress and Courtesy
A fragment discussing congressional records and manners, criticizing the reliability of the Congressional Record and the behavior of lawmakers. It notes the performative politeness, backroom deals, and rhetorical flourishes used on the Senate floor, contrasting them with genuine public interest and courtesy.
First US presidential railroad tour question
A reader asks who first presidents toured the United States by railroad. The reply notes early presidents used rail for travel and public appearances, highlighting logistics and era constraints.
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Three Misses Named to Finance Committee
Twenty years ago Miss Catherine Thier Miss Ber ice Stamper and Miss Alice Stocklein were named to the finance committee.
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Berice Stamper
Alice ‘Stocklein
Poets Bloom as Night Falls and Spring Arrives
A fragmentary note hints at late night talk and the arrival of spring poetry. It references sen notes and hints at poets in bloom, suggesting a seasonal or artistic mood without clear events or identities.
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These Days: Sokolsky Praises Hoover and Speeches
George E. Sokolsky reviews last week’s lectures at the Academy of Political Science noting General talk, Paul Douglas, and Herbert Hoover’s address on the Voice of Experience. He contrasts failed speeches with Hoover’s uplifting call for spiritual mobilization and civilization’s revival.
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