Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Oil Resource Note
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription pricing by carrier and mail options, including 25 cents weekly and 10 dollar annual rates. The page also discusses global petroleum reserves, noting U S abundance but finite bottom, and urges development of South American oil sources as a strategic consideration.
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Communists seek loopholes amid wartime style labor clash
The piece discusses Communist leaders warning of party underground activity if registered, debates over the Mundt bill, Taft Hartley implications, and labor leaders like Philip Murray and John L. Lewis criticizing profits and wartime gains. It notes tensions between anti communism and pro business rhetoric, with steel industry profit figures and labor disputes shaping public opinion.
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United States Steel Corporation
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Worry Clinic Explores Child Time Perception and Punishment
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how children as young as four misjudge time and space, with seven days feeling longer than four weeks to Judy. He notes immature time sense, delayed punishment effectiveness, and how adults misread a child’s understanding of daily cycles and distances.
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May Day Parades in New York Reflect Loyal and Disloyal Divisions
Two May Day parades drew New York crowds, one loyal to the United States and the other labeled as disloyal to Soviet Russia. The loyal march expressed everyday patriotism, while the disloyal parade signaled opposition to U S and support for Soviet rule amid a history of bloodshed during international celebrations.
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Soviet Russia
United States of America
Buncombe and the Brash Talk of Politics Across Time
A playful critique traces the origin of the term buncombe to Felix Walker and his late 18th century Congressional filibuster. The piece riffs on parliamentary scuffles, heralds political theater, and notes the enduring habit of declamatory rhetoric in American democracy.
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Felix Walker
Congress
Missouri
Buncombe
Felix
Bunk
Oddities and insights from Fort Knox and Homestake Mines
Aryl Boyle describes unusual scenes and thoughts from Fort Knox and Homestake Mine. Harlan Walker notes rare gold specks and the difficulty of distinguishing ore from country rock, highlighting the challenges miners face and the value of geologic work in selecting promising sites.
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Homestake
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Gold mining and secret dangers loom in wartime era review
The piece blends astrology like hints on birthdays with a detailed portrait of gold mining. It discusses the Homestake Mine’s vast operations, from ore processing to ventilation and water management, and contrasts current US gold output with prewar levels while stressing gold’s industrial importance and value.
May primaries show a failing two party system
Dove Regan critiques May primaries as a troubling turnout pattern with a shrinking voter base and weak competition. The piece questions party control, the independents drift, and whether primaries should be reformed to allow cross race competition, noting small phone response as evidence of system failure.
Spareribs the dog aids Arthur in school life
An affectionate tale from Springfield describes Spareribs a well behaved dog who guides and calms Arthur Downer a first grade pupil. The canine accompanies him to class waits during recitations and escorts him home each day his loyalty inspiring belief that dogs teach loyalty and responsibility better than some people.
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Political tensions and defense funding debates in Congress
A 1949 opinion column surveys U.S. government divisions on war readiness and defense spending. It notes disagreements over air power and appropriations, cites Forrestal's proposed 25 billion aid vs 3 billion, and discusses political maneuvers before the 1950 election.
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Congress
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New York
Two Professors Claim Baldness Cure From Japan College
A fragment notes two professors from a Japanese college asserting a cure for baldness. The odd text also mentions acts of romance, a surgeon’s aid, and a joke about dieting, ending with a quip about Junior taking the hit as prices fall.
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