Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Bible Verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for evening and weekend editions, with prices for carrier and mail delivery in and outside the trading area, plus a Bible verse from Hebrews 11 29. The notice notes advance payment for all mail subscriptions and includes pricing for U.S. and international addresses.
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Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Counting the Graves and the cost of war
A reflective piece recounts mountaineers aiding AA to count graves of drinkers in the Blue Ridge, noting widespread support among women and the dangers faced by revenuer threats. It links wartime costs to inflation and debt, then discusses Misawa Air Base in Japan, its strategic aims, and the U S occupation policy shaping future tensions with the Soviets.
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Swift Run Gap
Blue Ridge Mountains
Alcoholics Anonymous
U. S. Internal Revenue
Blue Ridge
United States
Essen
Germany
France
Evenngland
Army
Misawa
Japan
Honshu
Russia
Siberia
Korea
Reds
Worry Clinic Advice on Writing for Introverts and Outsiders
Dr. George W Crane counsels Judith F a shy college senior to study people not just grammar. He argues extroverts often flourish via social contact while sales forms replace writing for busy workers. He cites Conrad and Shakespeare to claim life experience beats English grammar for salable fiction and urges joining the Compliment Club and learning applied psychology. He notes many English majors struggle to sell fiction without life experience.
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Judith
America
Conrad
Russia sought meeting with Truman via Moscow bid
Washington columns reveal a Russian initiative in Berlin through Robert Murphy in late January. The Russian official urged a Truman Stalin conference, suggesting Stockholm as a meeting place, with hints of moves tied to Czechoslovakia and Finland. Murphy reported, trumpeting a potential shift in policy. Truthful disclosure is urged amid draft-law politics and alleged retaliation against Murphy.
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Washington
Russia
United States
White House
Tydings
Department of State
Capitol Hill
Maryland
Truman
Stalin
Robert Murphy
Clay
Germany
Berlin
Marshall Stalin
Moscow
Murphy
Stockholm
Czechoslovakia
Finland
London
One Word Led To Another About Yachts And Mor gan
Arthur Baer riffs on old time yachtsmen led by Sir Tomasso Lipton and Pierpont Morgan. He recalls Newport scenes, yacht costs, and the social drama of the rich, noting operating a deep sea yacht costs about a thousand dollars per day and that owners face legal hooks as their boats dry dock and crews toast.
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Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Mighty
Union League Club
Sir Tomasso Lipton
Sir Tomasso
Newport
Long Island Sound
Fuller Brush Man Beats Doorbell Odds to Build Empire
Hal Boyle profiles Alfred C. Fuller founder of the Fuller brush business built from a basement start in 1905 to a nationwide door to door empire. He and his dealers push millions of doorbells yearly selling brushes while many dealers blend work and family life and some advance to notable successes.
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New York
Alfred C. Fuller
Fuller
Coor
Red Skelton
Saturday Evening Post
Brush Company
Fuller Brush
Royal Canadian Mounted
Landon C. Kellogg
Westerfield
Mass
Kellogg
Florida
Paper shortage boosts government advantage, says Lord Rothermere
George E. Sokolsky notes Lord Rothermere's call for more newsprint in Britain as a global shortage of paper threatens press freedom. He warns that scarce newsprint favors those in power and disadvantages opposition forces.
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Lord Rothermere
Great Britain
Life on the Road Sparks a Blood Pressure Wakeup
In a Florida trip tale, Erich Brandeis recalls fear of heart trouble while reading about disease drives. A doctor warns against smoking, orders a month off pipes. Brandeis quits, writes freely, finds taste for pipes fades, blood pressure normalizes, and the doctor approves moderate drinking after forty.
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Florida
Birthday Forecast for Genevieve Kemble in Stars
A dynamic and straightforward analysis promises energetic grasp of large-scope interests with enhanced prestige and support from influential persons. Birthday readers may see new projects, confident action, favorable personal life events, and celebrations. A child born today would have a progressive, ambitious life driven by courage and generosity.
Political snippets and hints from Clearwater column
In Clearwater Florida opinions on strikes and politics mix with humor as Dwight Eisenhower moves to Columbia University and memoirs for June. Labor, monopoly talk, Stassen primaries, and Florida’s unusual governor race hints punctuate a scene of optimistic views and shifting affiliations.
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Europe
Dwight Eisenhower
Morningside Heights
Columbia University
Dr. Butler
WAC
Lewis Stalin
John Lewis
Stassen
Ohio
Willkie
Dewey
Taft
Jim Farley
Vandenberg
Cio Murray
Wallace
Taylor
Florida
Deep South
Jacksonville
Miami
Clearwater
Fla
Middletown Faces Dog Control If City Grows Larger
The piece urges Middletown to establish city dog control as reliance on a county warden proves insufficient. It notes dangers from rabid or suspected dogs and recalls a woman who lost money and received a mysterious call after placing a lost ad, hinting at conscience in action or absence thereof.
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Middletown
Butler County
Journal
Upper Arlington residents seek street lights and rights
Twenty years ago residents in Upper Arlington, backed by Neil Brothers Realty, urged the City Commission for street lights citing high taxes and inadequate rights. Frank Simon's Band record was sold by New York Phonograph Company. Two marches listed include The Crosley March and March of the Little Leaden Soldier. Earl Gephart, waterworks superintendent, requested $2000 in improvements at the Columbia Avenue plant.
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Upper Arlington
Neil Brothers Realty Company
City Commission
Frank Simon
New York Phonograph Company
Reed Klopp Company
Crosley
Henry Fillmore
Barbriel Pierne
Earl Gephart
City Water Works
Columbia Ave
Prison Escape Ends With Abandoned Truck Return
Jim Morris escaped from the Kansas State Penitentiary after serving 2045 years and used a prison truck for the getaway. The truck was later found abandoned in Kansas City and returned to the prison after a $4 storage bill was paid.
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Lansing
Kan
Jim Morris
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas City
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