Middletown Journal subscription rates and biblical verse
The notice lists subscription terms for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal, detailing weekly, yearly and outside trading area pricing for evening, 5 and 6 day deliveries, plus mail and carrier options, with all mail subscriptions payable in advance. It ends with a Bible verse from II Chronicles 32 24.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal
News Journal
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Evening Middletown
Vogeler Case Highlights Values of Individual Life
The article contrasts American and Communist approaches after Robert Vogeler’s release from a 15 year espionage sentence in Hungary. It notes U S concessions and cautions, discusses Voice of America broadcasts, and argues Americans regard a single life as priceless while Communist policy treats people as state property. It concludes Vogeler should feel fortunate to be born on the right side of the Iron Curtain.
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Robert Vogeler
Vogeler
United States
Hungary
State Department
New York
Cleveland
U. S
Germany
Voice of America
Munich
Greece
Reds
St. Stephen
Lorna K's Dating Dilemma Tied to Conversation
Dr George W Crane explains Lorna K 20 an attractive stenographer cannot land second dates due to poor conversational skills She is guided to boost dialogue with escorts ending replies with questions and steering topics toward family interests dramatics sports war or books The advice promotes making escorts feel happy and returning conversations while offering a booklet and chart on becoming an interesting conversationalist
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Lorna K
Lorna
The Stars Say For Tomorrow Genevieve Kemble
Horoscope notes progress yet warn of opposition from elders institutions and relatives. Birthdays may spark high aims with promise of advancement but face possible disapproval while a child born that day could have strong hopes yet lack encouragement from older friends.
Barbs About Language and Memory From a Lecturer
A lecturer notes doctors often speak one language yet know many tongues. He argues a gaze can scare a wild animal away, but questions which way it goes. The talk highlights differences between forgetting what should be remembered and remembering what should be forgotten.
Opposition to Universal Military Training in Congress
Peter Edson notes how House opposition to UMT centers on religious groups and back home sentiment while Senate supports the plan. He explains moves to rename it NSTC and shift duties to a commission, with a slow timeline. Defense Secretary Marshall urges gradual buildup, aiming for 1953 readiness.
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Washington
NEA
House of Representatives
American Legion
Department of Defense
Congress
UMT
Dewey Short
Missouri
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Roman Catholic Council of Bishops
The
Methodist Church
the Presbyterian Church
American Baptist Convention
National Conference of Methodist Youth
Church of the Brethren
Southern Baptist Church
Society of Friends
Quakers
Disciples of Christ
United Lutheran Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
House
NSTC
National Security Training Corps
House Armed Services Committee
National Security Training Commission
Armed Forces Reserves
Earl T. Compton
U. S
Army
Fort Knox
U. S. Senate
NST Commission
Defense
Marshall
America Stands For What Truman Booing Reveals
A columnist recalls MacArthur’s New York reception and a national moment of reverence. He contrasts public boos at Truman with the crowd’s tribute to a symbol of America, praising patriotism over politics and stressing shared national ideals.
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America
Mr Truman
Ut America
National Guards Origin and Indian Wars Facts
The exchange notes that the term National Guards first appeared on August 16, 1824 when New York units adopted the title to honor Lafayette. It also states only three states used militia in 1896. It records the Battle of Wounded Knee on December 29, 1890 ending Indian wars and a diagnostic method distinguishing dogs from wolves by eye shape with pupils.
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Parer
General MacArthur
New York
MacArthur
Congress
Washington
National Guard
National Guards
Lafayette
United States
Paris
Wounded Knee Creek
South Dakota
Matthew B. Ridgway
Brunet
Far East
Ridgways
Fort Myer
Virginia
Army Medical Center
Frank Pace
Tokyo
Matthew Jr
The
Red Cross
Thousand-Dollar Cab Tale From a New York City Ride
Hal Boyle relates a New York cab anecdote about a would be big operator who paid fares with a thousand dollar bill. A driver keeps the note as security, then vanishes with it after pairing rides. The tale ends with the cops skeptical of the extraordinary bill and the operator’s whereabouts.
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New York
Brooklyn
The
Waldorf
Copa
Latin Quarter
Frank Costello
the Waldorf
Hackie
Broadway Glamour and Politics Cross Paths in Distracting Gossip
Dor othy Kilgallen reports on Hollywood moves and political pressure. Tito Guitar faces visa trouble while James Petrillo and AGMA clash over union membership. Hollywood insiders expect hearings over a famed singer and a studio delays. In London, Judy Garland plans a European tour as Vincente Minnelli aims for England. Many stars prepare for travels, hearings, or film projects as tensions rise in show business.
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Tito Guitar
Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
James C. Petrillo
AGMA
Musical Artists Guild
Petrillo
House Un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
Vicki Evans
Mitchum
NYU
Paris
Libby Holman
Europe
Beverly Baker
Gussie Moran
Vincente Minnelli
Liza
England
Judy Garland
Palladium
Judy
Mary Martin
Heller
London
Mary
Ezio Pinza
Ile de France
Ann Blyth
Rome
Kitchen planning sparks ASME talk in Washington
Washington section members heard about kitchen design and time savings from a Kitchen Institute study. Pedometer data showed 1000 wasted steps daily in poor layouts and 600 yearly hours in the kitchen, worth about 1.50 an hour, with triangular, L or U shapes emphasized for health and happiness.
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Washington
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ASME
D. E. Walters
Avco Manufacturing Corp
Pittsburgh
Mr. Walters
Asme Washin
Sam
G. Aacca
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Vicechairman €. C. Vogt
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
John W. Sawyer
Bureau of
Kartini Day Tea Honoring Indonesian Feminist Leader
Raden Adjeng Kartini hailed as a pioneer of feminism celebrated with a Kartini Day tea hosted by Mme Ali Sast roamidjojo, wife of the Indonesian ambassador. Attendees included notable Indonesian and local women leaders, with embassy staff in native dress.
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Raden Adjeng Kartini
Mme
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Congress
Mme. Ali
Gardening Follies Move From Plans To Planting Helpers
Dave Regan recalls moving into a new home in March and planning a hedge and yard work. A Saturday nursery trip yielded 175 shrubs and seed, but the project explodes into a community effort as friends and a neighbor pitch in to plant, mulch, and haul in mums. The tale ends with a humorous note on teamwork and looking forward to a nice yard by fall.
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