Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Message
The Middletown Journal details subscription rates for per copy and carrier delivery, including evening editions and combined bundles with the Sunday News Journal. A biblical verse from Revelation 22 5 is quoted, stating light from the Lord and eternal reign.
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Army Family Quarters and Nationalist China Compared
The piece criticizes an Army bill to standardize family housing by rank, argues against equal housing for sergeants and generals, cites a burst of American merit and privilege, and links opium suppression in Shensi under Chiang Kai-shek to broader welfare. It also challenges Brookings Institution health insurance claims, noting two thirds of WWI draft rejections were for irreversible conditions.
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Sunday School Enrollment Boost Urged by Dr Crane
The Worry Clinic discusses strategies to revive Sunday school enrollment amid declines. Dr George W Crane cites historical church membership trends, argues morality training for children sustains democracy, and critiques clerical education norms while stressing active church membership.
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Washington Happenings Eye British Iran Policy And Israel War
David Lawrence argues that Britain funds Trans-Jordan and blocks UN action while supporting Arab state aggression against Israel. He ties this to imperial strategy, oil interests, and claims America should not back Western democracies while Britain aids hostile forces. He warns UN legitimacy and calls out hypocrisy in global power politics.
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Overstretched House Lures Spring Clean Frenzy
Arthur Baer humor piece blasts a spotless home as a dust storm of clutter and re cov ered furniture. A spoof on domestic mania traces a parlor of old shoes, lures of new pins and a chaotic Quonset decor, with jokes about junk and moving vans.
Labor voices warn of attacks if Congress fails to represent workers
CIO leaders urge mobilization to curb NAM pressure while Hoffmann of the ECA calls for normal trade restoral. CIO president Murray decries Wall Street moves on living standards. Rep Eaton warns Palestine could spark a new war. Patrick Johnson quips about coal dust cars and early atomic age fuel.
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Girl 11 year old runs away by airliner from Chicago to New York
A Chicago girl skips school and, after failing to return home, is found in New York with an airline official. She admitted buying a $75 ticket to visit the city for fun and was sent back on the next plane. The column argues about juvenile delinquency and guidance.
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Birthday Guidance For Long Range Progress And Security
Genevieve Kemble advises steady progress through organized plans and shared talents. Aimed at enduring security and substantial future gains, the piece urges clever strategy, hard work, and careful use of intuition while submitting emotions to logic for best results. It notes a child born on this day wields shrewd judgment and practical drive.
Simple life in New York turns comic tale of luxury
Hal Boyle notes Hollywood executives seek rugged simplicity while living in a cramped fourth floor studio at 175 a month with multiple servants. A secretary, three maids, a French chef and weekly cleaning despite modest quarters illustrate the irony of the "simple life" amid affluence and high taxes.
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These Days on Communism and the Cold War
George E. Sokolsky argues that Soviet propaganda and Henry Wallace push an anti US line. He contends the United States engaged in a peaceful, constructive role through aid and diplomacy, while Soviet Russia pursued a one way cold war aimed at exhausting America. He portrays Stalin as pressing for Western weakness and urges continued resistance.
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Middletonian’s Washington trip yields costly hotel mix up
Dave Regan recalls a Middletonian who, arriving with his wife in Washington, ends up in a deluxe suite at 16 dollars a day after a single-room mix up. The tale notes mispriced rooms posted on the door and a night by the Potomac if the wife learns the true cost plus beverage charges.
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New York Man Holds 1000 Patents Amid Faucet Leaks
A New York man reportedly holds 1000 patents yet faces leaks in faucets. The piece jokes about burned candles and a rising cost for the average person, noting the nation’s hens produce about 1000 eggs per second as radio comedians pace the scene. The central question asks when prices will drop enough for widespread purchase.
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