Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy 5 cents and carrier rates of 25 cents weekly. Evening editions priced at 35 cents weekly in combination with Sunday News Journal. annual mail rates shown for trading and outside areas, plus U S rates. A Bible verse quote is included at the end of the notice.
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Pooling West Europe's Power At London Atlantic Pact crossroads
European nations discuss a sweeping pooling of military and economic resources to share defense duties. The plan would assign each country parts of the whole force, risking loss of sovereignty but aiming to balance security with economic recovery amid urgent European security fears.
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Stage fright cure from Dr Crane and public speaking tips
Dr George W Crane explains stage fright as a normal first public performance fear. He advises steadying notes, gripping paper for balance, and repeated speaking practice to gain poise and leadership in life.
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National leadership lacking prompts call for recall commission
A Washington Post editorial argues America lacks effective leadership in Congress and the White House. It favors an unpartisan national commission to survey security issues and suggests constitutional recall of executives and legislators as a remedy, critiquing political machine governance and secrecy.
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The Georgia doctor who can relate to unpaid patients
A Georgia doctor reflects on how physicians often face money owed by patients and silent ingratitude. He recalls an ad from a New Jersey doctor and contrasts it with stories of exhausted sympathy, noting how favors earned later fade from memory and patience wears thin.
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Honeymoon planner Betsy White recalls odd requests
Hal Boyle reports Betsy White, a 15 year veteran honeymoon consultant, recalls helping 60 000 couples and handling a dog on a honeymoon. She notes brides now pick lively resorts with social facilities and advises practical tips like packing light and budgeting for a keepsake. An odd moment involved a pair of midgets asking about half priced honeymoons.
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Betty White
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Amendment needed for DC voting in federal elections
The article explains that Articles I and II assign voting to people of states, not the District of Columbia, so DC residents cannot vote in federal elections without a constitutional amendment. It notes DC is not a state and emphasizes the required amendment to grant voting rights.
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Automatic typists and canned letters reshape business prose
Harry Boyd argues a new automatic typist combines an electric typewriter with a mechanical selector to standardize 90 percent of business letters. He jokes a machine preloads canned paragraphs to handle most mail, saving time though reducing personal nuance.
Dieting and Taxes Learn From Oddball Wisdom
Quirky observations note many tell how to cut income tax but the sure method is to earn less. Sword swallowers are cited as living safely. A joke about peas with a knife amuses readers while dieting women are linked to melancholy by a doctor.
Sand box antics and theater memories in Middletown
A father builds a daughter a sand box prompting a joking warning from the mother about harsher gifts as two toddlers play in mud after a street digger exposes a hole. The writer recalls Middletown High School drama days, Shakespeare past and present, and compares high school scenery to Broadway.
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Cox Theater
Cincinnati
Hoover’s UN plan divides editorials across 369 papers
George E. Sokolsky surveys editorials reacting to Herbert Hoover’s proposal to reorganize the United Nations without Soviet Russia. Most papers oppose or temper the idea, with notable divisions on moral mobilization, non-Communist fronts, and paths to cold war strategy.
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Russia
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
United States
May 25 Horoscope for Genevieve Kemble Stars Say
A challenging day with sudden events requires focused effort and quick smart action to counter treachery and misdirection. Practical, decisive moves can curb scandal and attract support from powerful sources, while birthdays push for calm, intelligent handling of subtle risks and gains.
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