Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Note
Publication details list the Middletown Journal as an evening paper except Sunday with address 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio and rate card for per copy 5c and carrier 25c week. Rates cover in area and outside trading area by mail and year terms with prices and advance payment. Includes a biblical quote Romans 16 17.
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West vs East axes echoed in world ambitions and US policy
Supposed comments by Maj George Fielding Eliot warn of Russia acting as middleman linking Germany and China to form a vast economic empire backed by military menace. The piece contrasts this with Bismarck and Kaiser's Asia ambitions, and notes fears of Moscow’s schemes alongside President Truman’s refusal to publicize a Council of Economic Advisers report. It also covers Shanghai’s future after a Communist takeover, American and British investments, and a Wisconsin course to train “professors of driving” for road safety.
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Opal D. Case Shows Worry Clinic Perspective
Dr George W Crane analyzes Opal D a senior in high school who became pregnant after premarital romance. He cautions girls against trusting fleeting male devotion and warns of social shame and family strain, urging caution and personal accountability. He notes boys often promise love only for the moment and highlights the lasting impact on Opal and her mother.
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Admiral Halsey Calls for Unrestricted War Weapons Use
Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey argues in a U S News interview that war weapons should be used without restrictions where needed, warning against fixed concepts for warfare and criticizing efforts to limit tools. He cites carrier power, lessons of World War II, and a Pacific-focused strategic reorientation.
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One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer On Wartime Talks
Arthur Baer critiques postwar peace talks as a Babel of words and misinterpretations. He cites seventy six peace huddles, filibusters of chatter, and wrong translations between French and English. He praises Churchill while lampooning diplomatic theater and England's funds, ending with a tense outlook on Winnie.
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The Voyager: Wrenched out of Rome a dog tale
Hal Boyle recounts photographer Frank Noel and wife Evelyn in Rome wrestling with Rome’s red tape to bring their canary's puppy Rubinette home. The dog faced heavy fines for licenses while the couple endured forms five copies of certificates and ten photos to secure his travel papers, delaying their reunion.
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Youths and Trends in Postwar Ads and Attitudes
A collage of quips and observations on teenage life, consumer habits, and social norms. The page highlights ad jokes about bicycles and cars, captions on weight and body image, plus notes on youth education and moral instruction amid cultural shifts.
Weeping and Woman Strength in the Human Heart
Erich Brandeis muses on tears as a healing act and on gendered norms. He cites psychologists and doctors noting tears calm emotion and wonders why women cry more freely, arguing spiritual strength lies with women while men suppress emotion. He ends with Jesus wept as the shortest verse in the Bible.
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The Stars Say For Thursday May 19 by Genevieve Kemble
A discouraged outlook may flip to help from unexpected sources with a sudden fortunate turn. Persistent, astute action is needed as hidden factors bring novelty and clever tactics. Birthdays may see dramatic shifts and a clever idea turn chances toward victory and recognition.
Difficult task to organize armies for future emergency
Senator Edward Martin warns that a large arms shipment program may stretch forces too thin while expressing hope for friendly ties with the Russian people. He also mentions aligning with Winston Churchill in seeking friendship and unity.
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White House Seer and Foreign Policy Musings
A columnist reflects on postwar geopolitics and domestic policy. Questions about the Berlin blockade, Soviet aims in Germany and Asia, and the Atlantic pact surface amid notes on Taft and Wagner Labor bills, taxation, and government spending. The piece blends commentary from Clearwater and headlines on the Navy and economy.
Summer Air For Men’s Shoes And Office Wear
In Middletown the writer laments leather men’s shoes stifling feet and calls for breathable summer footwear like sandals or topless styles. He also suggests office wear modeled on washable, wrinkle resistant coveralls, arguing it would save costs for workers and adapt to lighter fabrics, challenging manufacturers’ norms.
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Juestions And Answers Quiz Card About Symbols And History
A compact Q A list covers bunting order blue white red, domesticated insects, who said all men are liars, hat lining bow origin, Mugwump meaning, and why Lent is called forty days. Includes Blue as honor color, silkworm and bee use, King David quote, hat lining history, 1884 Mugwump split, and lent fast days with Sundays as feasts.
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