Middletown Journal Pricing and a Bible Verse
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and associated Sunday News Journal including per copy, weekly carrier rates, and annual mail prices for trading and outside areas. It also includes a biblical verse from I Corinthians 14:3 about edification, exhortation, and comfort.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Evening
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Russia abandons coercion in Berlin crisis shift
In Washington Happenings columnist argues Russia abandoned coercion after the Berlin blockade end, impressed by Allied unity and the Marshall Plan. The piece credits atomic deterrence, vigorous rearmament, and world opinion as key to Russia's pivot toward peaceful diplomacy, suggesting the change is lasting, not chance.
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Washington
Berlin
America
Russia
United States
Iron Curtain
Voice of America
Test at Paris A Cold War Clash Over Germany Future
The article reviews the Cold War clash over Germany fate. Britain France and the United States repelled a Soviet attack via airlift and counter-blockade on eastern Germany. Paris hosts the May 23 Council of Foreign Ministers meeting to seek a German settlement.
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Britain
France
United States
Germany
Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
Ruhr
Russia
Clay
Broadcast Jam Session Shapes Cold War Radio War
Three nations mobilize about 120 transmitters this week to air Western accounts of Berlin talks. The United States and Britain push VOA and overseas BBC to Russians while the Kremlin counters with heavy jamming, totaling around 60 transmitters. Analysts doubt who wins but western Russian broadcasts likely penetrate.
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Ivan
U. S. State Department
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Company
Berlin
Kremlin
Clay's Accomplishments Made General Retirements After Berlin Post
General Lucius D. Clay retires as military governor of Germany after three years in a key Cold War post. He rose from captain in World War II to five star general and led Allied efforts during the Berlin blockade, shaping U S policy toward Russia and allied nations. He leaves the Army with gratitude and a lasting legacy of administrative skill and crisis leadership.
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Lucius D. Clay
Germany
General Clay
Wen
Clay
Russia
U. S
Berlin
Psychology in Athletics Needs Moral to Mental Link
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how psychology shapes athletic success citing Bob Zuppke and Illinois football. He cites evidence from a study where hypnotic suggestion boosted handgrip strength and argues teams should employ applied psychologists to raise morale and performance.
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Bob Zuppke
Nuisance of Perfection and Home Economy Talk
A clipped, dialogue-like note questions the drive for flawless living and predicts a man becoming head of household as families leave for vacations. It also mocks the idea that prices continue to fall, asking whether savings reach ordinary pockets.
Cy Young the Greatest Pitcher of All Time
This reflection extols Cy Young as baseball's greatest pitcher ever. It praises his dominance, longevity, control, and impact on the game, contrasting his era with modern times and noting his supposed lack of marriage as part of his pitching legacy.
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Cy Young
Ed Delahanty
Johnson
Mathewson
Waddell
Wood
Young
Proving Grounds
Mr. Thrower
Sunday May 15 forecast urges caution in romance
Genevieve Kemble outlines Sunday May 15 as a day of pleasure and culture with serious Sabbath duties. Caution is urged to avoid rash romantic ventures, seek wise counsel, and consider elders before pursuing entanglements. The birthday forecast warns of volatile feelings and possible disruption of stable plans.
Words and warnings in Erich Brandeis column
Erich Brandeis laments long political speeches and inflam matory rhetoric while urging self discipline in word use. He warns words can inflame and destroy, notes need for forthright handling of deceit, and argues true progress comes from effort and responsibility.
No living will see a cheap American government statement
Daniel C. Fahey Jr. of the National Security Resources Board warns that no one living will see a cheap government under Rayburn and that any strategic plan by an intelligent enemy should target large industrial areas to cause chaos in populous regions. A solvent government with livable taxes is deemed indispensable.
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House
Sam Rayburn
Daniel C. Fahey Jr
National Security Resources Board
Is mankind getting more cruel in this era of change
Hal Boyle collects diverse opinions on whether humanity is growing cruel as the world explores war, poverty, progress, and moral questions. The piece weighs veteran, business, editor, and sailor views, contrasts optimism and cynicism, and ends with a call to moral restraint beyond material might.
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Japan
Adolf Hitler
Selman Waksman
Rutgers University
Many
Cain
American Primer pamphlet urged for civics education
George E. Sokolsky notes a pamphlet titled American Primer, published by the National Industrial Conference Board, argues that U.S. civics and history should be taught separately at school. It promotes American government philosophy, national unity, and economic distribution, urging readers to understand and defend the American way of life.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Park Ave
New York
United States
Agnes Morley Cleveland
America
United Nations
Cleveland
Questions And Answers From A Classic Trivia Page
A compiled Q and A set covers bowling origins and outdoor nine pins in medieval Germany, Albanian ancestry and language mix, the brown pelican as the largest coastal bird, the song There Will Be One Vacant Chair with words by H S Washburn and music by George F Root, and about 800 hunters killed and 3000 injured annually in the United States.
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Chicago
H. S. Washburn
George F. Root
United States
Summer Fun Near Middletown With Le Sourdsville And More
The author lists local pleasures for summer in Middletown including Le Sourdsville opening tomorrow Chautauqua swimming pools parks golf riding academy outdoor movies and nearby fishing dreams. He muses about preferring quiet fishing soda and radio mysteries over travel and thrills.
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LeSourdsville
Middletown
Chautauqua
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