Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Motto
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including per copy 5 cents and carrier rates of 30 cents weekly. Evening Mail and Sunday News Journal pricing spans $5 for five days, $9 yearly by mail in trading areas, and $15 outside trading areas with U. S. total at $35 yearly. The page opens with the motto about nothing hidden from Luke 8 17.
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Italian Elections May Shape Christian Democrat Victory
In central and southern Italy including Trieste and Sicily voters on May 25 back the Christian Democrats led by de Gasperi. Vatican influenced groups promote their candidacy while bishops warn voting nonparticipation is a mortal sin. Rome Bari and Naples local elections mirror national tensions as neo-Fascist currents rise and Allied powers urge Trieste sovereignty steps. The outcome could affect upcoming national ballots amid high unemployment and partial land reforms.
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Privilege Of A Passport Court Hears Cases On Travel Rights
A three judge federal court aims this week to rule on passport denial powers under the McCarran Act of 1950. Linus Paulding of Caltech seeks to travel to England but was refused a passport amid anti Communist fears. Anne Bauer, a naturalized citizen, had her passport revoked with no loyalty allegations.
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Worry Clinic Tangles of Love and Ego in Marriage
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Howard P a 20 year married insurance executive whose waning ardor and infatuation with a 22 year old stenographer trigger fear of aging. He rejects divorce while considering twin beds as ego protection in a marital psychology case.
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France worries over Soviet peace posture and Western unity
Paris sources quote President Vincent Auriol and senior officials expressing that France sees Soviet Russia as a peace champion while the Allies pursue cautious, sometimes passive policy. They urge more high level talks with Moscow to counter Communist influence and justify Western unity including a possible European defense plan.
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Questions And Answers From A Mail And Orchids Column
A reader asks for the domestic rate for first class mail in Canada and learns four cents. The response notes the same rate applies to Canada to the British Empire France Spain and the United States. Another question confirms vanilla comes from a group of climbing orchids and is the orchid named product.
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How to Prevent Impotence in the Male notice
An advertisement urges wives to increase sexual aggressiveness to quickly correct impotence in men. It invites readers to obtain the medico-psychological bulletin by sending a dime and a stamped return envelope.
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Lunch for Ten Cents and Love Mirth in a Drug Store
Erich Brandeis recalls a shy young woman who refused lunch, preferring coffee as she faced a June wedding with a fiance described as a playful and ambitious man. He muses on the scene and quotes an old poet to frame the moment.
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Help Wanted Ad Solves Wedding Woes in Small Town
Hal Boyle recalls a Norwich area post office clerk who counseled a heartbroken woman on finding a husband. The town’s dating pool seems thin as she laments lacking a partner while guessing married men already taken. A jokey idea to place a help wanted ad sparks a faint hope.
Doubts Cast on Europe’s Six Nation Army Plan
The article notes cautious optimism from diplomats about a proposed 1,000,000-man European army led by Gen. Eisenhower. It highlights doubts about parliamentary approval for funding and manpower, lists the six contributing nations France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands, and cites German reluctance to commit amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington Scene: Potatoes, Presidents, and Parody
George Dixon notes oddities in Agriculture with Al Mercker and price support shifts. Truman returns to Blair House to unveil a plaque for Leslie Coffelt amid heightened Secret Service vigilance. Republican analysts mock Democratic contenders, while a school sign and sales tax token talk provoke comments.
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Britain and United States Urged to Join European Army Fully
The article argues a true European Army requires Britain and the United States as full partners not merely NATO members. It notes fears among six European nations of a resurgent Germany and Soviet pressure, contending only a fully integrated Anglo-American force can wield real military power. The Korea United Nations command is cited as the only existing international army.
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Genevieve Kemble Horoscope for Tomorrow
The Stars See For Tomorrow predicts a lively day with chances in business social and intellectual realms. Short journeys and new contacts may demand keen judgment and subtle tactics and decisions could bring change in surroundings or viewpoints. Birthday readers face a lively year with travel and new decisions.
Middletown Jaycees Face Challenge Over Basketball Claim
A Middletown Jaycees chapter touted Middletown as the basketball capital of Ohio at a state convention in Cleveland. A Euclid resident challenged the claim by inviting a game to prove the point, revealing the local team’s lack of players. Meanwhile a nurse’s aide mixup ended with a green clothes brush clattering in a church hymn rack, prompting a joking remark about getting “the brush off.”
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Broadway Gossip Sparks Big Production Moves
Judy Garland and Sid Luft invest near one hundred thousand dollars to tour with self produced package shows and have rented a major San Francisco venue headlined by Judy. Random House reports rising sales for Witness by Whittaker Chambers. Various showbiz personalities, legal threats, and film plans populate the Broadway Grapevine with rumors, marriages, and industry intrigue.
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Adelaide Moffett’s Admirer and Hollywood Tidbits
Army colonel Willis, once in her ex-husband circle, is Adelaide Moffett’s number one admirer. Rita Hayworth’s Cannes join with Ali Khan is anticipated after her Salome. Joan Lyle plans sparse wardrobe dating after clothes theft. A Broadway comic owes Las Vegas markers. Universal-International executives may exit as Decca takes control. Doris Lilly finally lands Frederick Lewisohn. John Garfield’s death shocks Hollywood and New York. Viveca Lindfors hospitalized with her baby on the way. A child born today may seek easy gains.
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Thieves Steal Blankets From Family Touring in New Mexico
Thieves stole three Indian blankets from a family touring in New Mexico. The incident prompts discussions about safety and parental concern as the family faces the aftermath and potential conflict at home.
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