Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Notices
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery options including evening editions, six day outside trading area, and all mail subscriptions payable in advance. The page ends with a biblical verse and quotation from Matthew 9 9.
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Immunity Bills Tied to MacArthur Controversy Reprisals
Discussion of protection against reprisals for armed forces and government workers who testify to Congress. Senate and House bills offer immunity from discipline for such testimony while allowing direct communication with Congress under safety and security constraints. Provisions mirror earlier Taft and Nixon led efforts, with Navy interpretations cited and civil service rights noted.
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Celler Bill Extends Mail Fraud Penalties to Radio
Representative Celler proposes expanding mail fraud penalties to interstate communication by radio and television. The Judiciary Committee reported the bill favorably on May 1, outlining broader reach for fraud controls across media.
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Dress for success says Dr. Crane in Worry Clinic
In an advise column from Dr. George W. Crane, a 21 year old job seeker and friend visit a Chicago employment office. The personnel director warns against shirt sleeves and urges a mature look, proper letter format, concise content, and tailored qualifications. Crane adds practical tips on addressing the director by name, focusing the cover letter, and presenting references and a strong interview appearance. He promotes his Vocational Guidance Kit for further guidance.
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Horoscope for Genevieve Kemble and Day After Tomorrow
The forecast emphasizes a lively trend with openness to change travel and new contacts in business or leisure. Creativity, exciting ventures, and original ideas are highlighted for those born today and for a child with bold plans. Promotion and support from influential people may boost long term goals.
MacArthur testifies on Korea war aims and civilian control
The Washington columnist portrays General MacArthur’s first day testimony as a forceful plea for decisive action in Korea. It highlights his clash with civilian limits on military power, the Joint Chiefs of Staff’s wartime views, and the political stakes for Democrats facing 1953 elections.
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Looking At Life In The Newspaper Trade
A columnist reflects on the joys and costs of newspaper work and coping with public scrutiny. He recounts receiving a sharp anonymous criticism from a reader, defends sharing personal happiness, and contrasts smugness with authentic gratitude and sustained effort over thirty years.
MacArthur Battles Truman Over Asia Policy In Wake Island Context
General MacArthur presses for a wider war against China, urging victory at high cost while President Truman counters, arguing Europe-facing threats from Russia require restraint in Asia. The dispute splits the nation as MacArthur testifies before Senate committees and both sides argue their views on Korea and potential World War III scenarios.
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Pons and Kostelanetz Sail for Europe in Glamorous Queen Mary Scene
A vibrant diary of Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz as they depart New York aboard the Queen Mary for Europe. The article paints a Lubitsch like spectacle with courtiers, luggage, champagne, and a bustling team coordinating packing, scores, and hotel reservations for a far reaching concert tour and a royal social circuit from Paris to Copenhagen. Kostelanetz debuts baton orders, faces vanished batons, and plans a Kostelanetz Festival dream amid a busy summer schedule.
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Derby Winner Guess Sparks Town Banter
Dave Regan recalls last year’s Derby pick Middleground and urges caution this year as bookies vanish from Middletown. He muses on mental bets, notes a reluctance to chase winners, and jokes about Patty Ann Byrum’s dog Booze Eyes at Central School drawing amused passersby.
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Questions And Answers About Names And Music
A camellia was named after a Jesuit, George Josef Kamel. President John Tyler reportedly composed a serenade titled Sweet Lady, Awake for his wife Julia Gardiner. Georgia became the first state to require birth registration on December 19, 1823.
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MacArthur Faces Real Fight After Quiet Nixon Stage
President Truman urges restraint and patience as General MacArthur returns with a defiant posture. The country is advised to wait for the final word before reaching conclusions on the dispute and leadership.
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Barbs Roller Skates Return and School's Out Rush
The article notes Barbs Roller skates returning soon as school ends. An Indiana girl plays piano with her feet while others joke about the neighbor. A dog catcher cages a coyote after a campus disturbance at Colorado State College. A man builds a four bathroom home amid a traffic bottleneck at 7 30.
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