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The Middletown Journal publishes daily except Sunday with various subscription options. Rates include per copy five cents, carrier 25 cents weekly, and mail options for local and extended areas. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Jesus answered and said unto them This is the work of God that ye believe on him whom he hath sent. John 6 29.
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In Defense of Bigness in Steel Industry Debate
The House Judiciary Subcommittee led by Representative Celler seeks to show undue concentration in the steel industry and favors breaking up large firms. Benjamin F. Fairless of United States Steel and C. M. White of Republic Steel defend big business, arguing it coexists with small business and is essential to mass production, with White noting vast supplier and customer networks. The piece asserts the need to counter the Celler argument to maintain industrial progress.
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House Judiciary
Representative Celler
Red Hot
New Dealer
New York City
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel
C. M. White
Republic Steel
Fairless
America
White
Era of Stimulation Optimism After Settlement of Labor Strife
The article notes a rise in industrial settlement optimism boosting U S business activity. Rail and telephone disputes fade while coal and Chrysler strikes threaten precedent. General Motors leads production, with Ford and Studebaker also reaching all time records, signaling a broad upturn in the auto sector and prices stabilizing.
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United States
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
The End of the One Room Country School
The U S Office of Education notes the disappearance of one room country schools at about 12 per day for 30 years, concentrated in the Middle West due to traditions and tax resistance. Decline followed rural population loss and poor transportation, though the small red schoolhouse laid an early education foundation.
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U. S. Office of Education
Little Red
Foreman Uses Arm in Arm Method, Warns on Union Bullies
Dr. Crane counsels foremen to manage a truculent new worker through diplomacy and the "arm in arm" approach. The method lowers hostile resistance, preserves morale, and reduces costly breakages, emphasizing loyalty to the company to keep costs down in a competitive market.
Race information wires under Senate probe
James Marlow reports Ed ward McBride, 26, a University of Miami student, claims sole ownership of Continental Press based in Cleveland. The firm has been accused as the mainspring of nationwide illegal horse race betting through teased wires. Thomas F. Kelly testified that CP’s news sales are legal wherever sold, while a federal ban on interstate race information faces opposition as potential press censorship.
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Washington
Edward McBride
University of Miami
Continental Press
Cleveland
Federal Communications Commission
C. P
United States
McBride
Thomas F. Kelly
Chicago
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kelly
Continental Press Service
Associated Press
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
Republican
Western Union Telegraph Company
Congress
Looking Back At Human Nature In Anxious Times
Erich Brande reflects on enduring truths from ancient and modern thinkers to explain why human motives persist despite tech advances. He argues nations rise or fall by virtue or vice, noting today’s Russia mirrors its Tsarist past under Stalin’s regime.
Butte Cosmos of Copper and Underground Riches
Hal Boyle profiles Butte Montana as a legendary mining hub with 7000 miles of underground workings including tunnels a mile deep. The city, famed for copper metal wealth, has twice been written off yet remains a resilient, lively community thriving on mining history and local spirit.
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Butte
Mont
New York City
Gotham
Continental Divide
Juestions and Answers from a bygone column
In a Q and A format the article outlines why fountain pens leak on airplanes due to pressure changes, notes that early US shoes were not always identical, lists three potential atomic energy sources as uranium plutonium and thorium, and shows Alaska's name origin debated with Eskimo roots meaning Great Country.
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Alaska
Meeting Prices With Rivals Reveals Case Record Hint
The note suggests examining where his firm can meet competitive prices of rival manufacturers. See tomorrow's Case Record.
Greed Lust and Cruelty Meet Human History
A stark reflection argues greed, lust, conquest, and cruelty are perpetual in humanity and must be faced and fought regardless of comfort or consent. The tone urges vigilance against timeless vices across civilizations.
Three Weapons of Victory in American Spirit
The speaker lists faith in God and righteousness, decency in living, and a strengthened morality as the first three weapons. The third is an armed might formidable enough to deter any modern conqueror, asserting America’s invincibility.
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God
Vladimir
Ivan
Genghis Khan
The Safe Medicines We Missed In The Movie
A writer recalls a backwoods epidemic film and laments missing real pills and clear labels in old medicine chests. He notes doctors lack labels on drugs and jokes about bottles with generic or useless instructions, wondering how many cures lie hidden in plain sight.
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Fort Macerson
Mayo Brothers
Modern girls and reforming thoughts on taxes
A fragmented column notes social trends with remarks on female behavior, family inheritance, and fashion. It mentions trees covering one fifth of the earth and a desire to tax them, plus an eastern college offering a janitor course, suggesting possible sweeping reforms.
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Eastern College
Butte Copper Hill Keeps Boom With Mining Hope
At 86 years Butte faces labor needs as copper mining holds its ground. Since 1864, rich ore and Amaconda Copper Mining Company push claims of 150,000,000 tons of low grade ore, enough to keep operations busy for decades, while a miner quips the hill runs down to Hell and never runs out of copper.
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Butte
Marcus Daly
Amaconda Copper Mining Company
Twenty Years Ago in Local Notes
Twenty years ago Mrs Anthony Walburgh returned to her South Main Street home after a six week New York visit. Donald Halter and Jonn Burton spent the weekend in Fort Wayne Indiana. Mr and Mrs F A Tobitt arrived home from an extended motor trip through North and South Carolina. Mrs William A Smith Jr spent the day in Cincinnati and Mrs Frank Willis was a Dayton visitor. The second business purchase of Mr and Mrs G A Offenbauer was the Ross Bakery on Central Ave from Mrs J H Baker of Harrison Street. The bakery will become a division of their grocery store in Bundy apartments on East Central Ave.
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Anthony Walburgh
South Main St
New York
Donald Halter
Jonn Burton
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. A. Tobitt
North
South Carolina
William A. Smith, Jr
Cincinnati
Frank Willis
Dayton
G. A. Offenbauer
Ross Bakery
Central Ave
J. H. Baker
Harrison St
Bundy Apartments
East Central Ave
Green thumbs and garden buys lure city visitors
Dave Regan recounts a day visiting nurseries with hundreds browsing for plants to beautify homes. Experts offered many bush names, revealing the era of ready purchases from pink dogwoods to smoke bushes. A patient donor finally provides a metronome for a tubercular ward at Dayton’s VA hospital.
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Dayton
Jaffe Case Reveals State Dept Document Loopholes
George E. Sokolsky reports on a 1946 committee finding that Jaffe and affiliates from Amerasia and others involved with the State Department and OSS carried, copied, and published sensitive government papers. It notes lax security, flatly criticizing State for lacking a proper file protection system and allowing a man with a gold badge to take documents.
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Committee On the Judiciary
House of Representatives
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philip Jacob Jaffe
Ste Louise Mitchell
Amerasia
Andrew Roth
United States Naval Reserve
Washington
Merk Julius Gayn
Emmanuel Sigurd Larsen
John Stewart
State Department
Washington, D.C
Jaffe
New York City
OSS
ONI
Office of Naval Intelligence
MID
Military Intelligence
OWI
Larsen
Washington, D. C
Roth
FBI
Mane
Anotheer
Frank Fellows
Far East
Genevieve Kemble Stars Say Me Ma May 9 Horoscope
A sudden turn in Fortuna wheel signals radical change and high energy for new plans and projects. Expect enhanced popularity, contacts, and long range security with creative, original approaches and unexpected opportunities. Birthday individuals should seize unusual chances and pursue ambitious objectives for a thrilling, secure future.
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