Middletown Journal rates and notices remind readers
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices by copy carrier and mail, including local 5 cent per copy and 25 cent weekly carrier rates, with yearly mail options ranging from 7 50 to 30 dollars and varying to outside trading areas. The notice ends with a biblical quotation from Jonah 3 10 about God relenting from harm.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Bond Series E conversions and sales in 1951 drive inflation stance
The first Series E savings bonds from 1941, about 1.1 billion dollars, mature this month with post maturity options. About 97 million in Series D bonds from before May 1941 also qualify for refunding. A 1950 Fed survey found one tenth of families own savings bonds. half planned reinvestment. An act of March 26, 1951 enables a 10 year extension with gradually rising interest, making extended bonds more valuable than original. First quarter 1951 bond sales rose sharply in small denominations, aiding anti inflation goals while total E bond sales dipped from 1950. Critics discuss an escalator-clause bond and its potential macroeconomic effect.
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Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Schlicter
Harvard
Beef price ceilings set for May and midyear relief
New ceilings on beef prices for wholesalers take effect May 9 and May 14 for retailers, with meat packers ordered to cut beef cattle payments by 10 percent from May 20. OPS predicts retail beef will fall 4 to 5 cents a pound mid summer and again in fall, but poultry officials warn enforcement may falter amid criticism from Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Office of Ice Stabilization
OPS
Senate Agriculture Committee
DiSalle
OPA
Truman
Worry Clinic fashion advice cuts to the chase
Dr George W Crane answers Kay B a 28 year old with a large bust about clothing choices and marital tact He says increase bust by weight not exercise warns against improper outfits for her figure and urges husbands to compliment instead of pressuring wives toward trends He also notes dieting can modestly reduce busts and urges focusing on the wife as a person.
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Kay B
Dr. Crane
Broadway
Milton Berle
Joyce Matthews
Linda Ryan
Corinth
Mississippi
Danny Thomas
Riviera
New Jersey
Manhattan
Margaret Phelan
Merv Griffith
Midtown
Gal
Peggy Maley
Westminister Abbey
Washington Happenings on U S Military Independence Loss
Secretary Marshall testimony details claimed US loss of independent military action amid 350000 troops in Korea. It alleges vetoes by allied governments, UN constraints, and withheld information from General MacArthur, with implications about cease fire talks and leadership.
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Washington
Marshall
MacArthur
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Korea
United Nations
Formosa
China
Far East
Congress
Martin
Truman
Messrs
Acheson
Harriman
Bradley
Joint Chiefs
General MacArthur
Southeast Asia
Red China
North Korea
Japan
Far Eastern
Eisenhower
Nimitz
America
Letters From a Wounded Flyer and a Russian Exile
Two letters from Erich Brandeis on life, faith, and leadership link a U.S. hospital flier scarred by war to Prince Serge Belosselsky-Belozersky, an exiled Russian noble who died in Tonbridge England, framing questions about belief and unity amid upheaval.
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U. S. Airforce Hospital
Wright Field
Ohio
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Tonbridge
England
Serge Belosselsky-Belozersky
Washington Scene Notes MacArthur Hearing Press Frenzy
George Dixon reports on General MacArthur's Senate hearing drawing a retro parade of Washington reporters. Leaks, jokes, and gibes fly as Kerr sends questions via proxy to McMahon while Maloner offers no comment. A pipe with five stars amuses Miss Gaines and Russell jokes that MacArthur is not a politician.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Capitol
Senate
Ivy Towers
Louisiana Purchase
General MacArthur
Armed Services
Foreign Relations Committees
Kerr
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
McMahon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
Estelle Gaines
Miss Gaines
Richard B. Russell
Armed Services Committee
MacArthur
The Voyager at aiencher Looks At Hobos Decline
Hal Boyle reports on the fading American hobo as government paternalism and high living costs shrink the traveling class. Ben Benson, four time King of the Hoboes, notes fewer wanderers, more on relief, and a shift to rubber trips amid rising meals and hard times.
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New York
Ben Benson
Ben
Bowery
Salvation Army
Colorado
Britt
Broadway Glitter and Gala Gossip in New York City
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys high society and show business in Manhattan. Prominent figures like Farley Granger Shelley Winters Rita Hayworth Paulette Goddard Mercedes McCambridge and Joan Crawford figure in photos notes and rumors from Times Square and the Plaza Hotel while industry talks span television film theatre and publicity stunts.
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Gotham
Farley Granger
Shelley Winters
Hotel Plaza
Toots
Fordham
Giants
Rita Hayworth
Gogi
Robert Q. Lewis
Lexington Avenue
Phil Regan
NBC
57Th Street
Paulette Goddard
Mercedes McCambridge
Alonquin's
The Stars Say For Tomorrow By Genevieve Kemble
The column suggests a difficult situation may not be hopeless and that reflection or a personal appeal could spark movement. A youthful gesture or friendly interlude might melt opposition, with birthday readers advised to use social appeal to ease disapproval and gain cooperation.
WWII Friends Reunite Hint on V E Day
World War II friendships linger as Jarrel Stout of Millbury seeks James Martin once of Camp Carson. Stout and Martin served as an ambulance driver and hospital worker and hope to reconnect when Middleton residents bring news. Grandpa Weaver greeted a grandson born in Los Angeles.
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Jarrel Stout
Bradner Rd
Millbury
Janes Martin
Stout
Toledo
Martin
James Martin
136Th General Hospital
Camp Carson
Cole
Earnest Weaver
Weaver
Grandpa Weaver
Donald
Los Angeles
Ten men pass eastern state dental exam after hard grind
A group of ten men passed an eastern state's dental examination after a tough study effort. Commentary notes that the process was demanding and hard work, with critics joking about the difficulty and effort involved.
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Saul Pett
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President Truman
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Jane Wurster
Glitter Kids
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Brandon Brandt
Myrtle
Joan Crawford
Johnny Johnston
Shirley Carmel
Kathryn Grayson
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Jean Tennyson
Mary Garden
Bob Alda
Paramount
Benny Fields
Benny
Blossom Seeley
Bob
46Th St
Parasmount
Gershwin Story
Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
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