Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Verse
Middletown Journal pricing lists per copy 5 cents by carrier 25 cents a week and mail options. Rates cover evening Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal six days in and outside trading area with annual costs 6 7 and 10 dollars respectively and a U S rate of 25 dollars. A biblical verse from II Timothy 3 11 is included.
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Sunday News-Journal
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Dewey Wins Oregon GOP Stirs Over Communism Debate
Oregon Republicans shifted support toward Governor Dewey amid a lively debate on communism. Dewey favored enforcing existing laws while Stassen urged outlawing communism, shaping a more liberal trend in the party. The piece notes Wallace’s off the record dinners and the public’s appetite for transparent campaigning versus private influence.
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Oregon
Dewey
Stassen
Mr. Dewey
GOP
Wisconsin
Mr. Stassen
Mile
Congress
United States
Ewey
Solid South
Office of Industry Co
Tass
John C. Virden
Secretary of Commerce
Virden
State Department
Wedding Delay in Worry Clinic Case Q-261
Dr. George W. Crane seeks help as Anita P. aged 20 postpones marriage despite deep affection. Her courtship included weight loss of 17 pounds and cries over commitment amid family dynamics. He investigates past conflicts to explain the unresolved emotional factors behind her hesitation.
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Anita P
Dr. Crane
Anita
Resettling 700000 DPs prompts U.S. action drive
Peter Edson surveys grassroots push to admit displaced persons from DP camps in western Europe. He notes labor shortages in farming and crafts, union interest in bringing in workers, and varied bills in Congress to permit DP admissions. Despite readiness of private groups, immigration quotas and political caution hinder progress.
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Washington
NEA
Europe
United States
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Minnesota
Congress
Citizens’ Committee On Displaced Persons
United Service For New Americans, Inc
U. S
Council On Resettlement of Displaced
American Council of Voluntary Agencies
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
VFW
DAR
Senate
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Ferguson
Cooper
McGrath
Saltonstall
Smith
Hatch
House
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Frank Fellows
Maine
Poland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Ukraine
International Refugee Organization of the United Nations
Germany
Austria
Italy
IRO
One Word Led To Another By Arthur Baer
Arthur Baer jokes about summer romances and marriage during two week vacations. He advises caution with charming suitors, warns against chaperones and flashy millionaires, and suggests keeping distance from hamocks and taxis while noting the lure of weddings and dental work. He ends with a tip that married lovers require ongoing vacation commitments.
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Mamma
Love, Fear, and a Family Shadow Closes a Marriage
A young woman in love breaks an engagement not for another man or guilt over an indiscretion, but from fear of inherited insanity. She believes her deceased father, once a mental patient, cast a terror over her future children, worsened by self-sexual practices she flags as evidence of a depraved mind. Distraught, she loses weight and faces a nervous breakdown as she weighs marriage against a feared fate.
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Anita
The Voyager recalls the long cleanup of battlefields
Hal Boyle surveys the lasting costs of wars in America linking memorials to pensions and lingering debts. He notes Revolutionary War to Vietnam, counting dead, disabled, and pension rolls. The piece ends with a reminder that battlefield cleanup takes generations.
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New York
America
Hiram Cronk
U. S
Mexico
U.S
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Abraham Lincoln
Letters From Mrs Oller and Bahia Blanca Reader Praise
Erich Brandeis notes Hilda Oller of Waynesboro Pa offers homespun views in letters. She lists aversions to pretension and intolerance and praises tolerance critique. A Bahia Blanca reader echoes praise for the column and jokes like Jimmy Durante.
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Hilda Oller
Waynesboro, Pa
Mrs. Oller
Jimmy Durante
Bob Hope
Horoscope for Genevieve Kemble’s Tuesday Influence
Adverse conditions loom for Tuesday with disruptive intuition and erratic judgments from high officials. Postpone major decisions, seek protective measures, and stay calm to weather a crisis. Birth day warns of sudden emotional impulses and the need to guard assets and relationships against hasty actions.
Policeman Takes Beer Sales Job to Support Family
MEMPHIS TENN I S Lawrence a policeman cited for good work left the beat to take a beer salesman post to support his family. He says he is happier in the new job and finds stability in selling beer.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
I. S. Lawrence
Lawrence
Daggett thanked by 150 students in New Hampshire
Prof. G Harris Daggett of the University of New Hampshire was honored by 150 students who presented him a watch to thank him for his resourcefulness as an extemporaneous speaker. Overcome by the gesture he could not speak.
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Durham, N. H
U.P
G. Harris Daggett
University of New Hampshire
Daggett
Memorial Day Reflections and Peace Plea From Middletown
A weekend of pleasant weather frames Memorial Day in Middletown with thoughts on safety and the coming Fourth of July. The column presents a “Plea for Peace” by Mrs. Andrew O Spinney of Aberdeen Dr, a poem asking whether the fallen sleep peacefully or dream of future wars, pondering atomic threat.
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America
Andrew O. Spinney
Aberdeen
Memorial Day and the duty to remember veterans
George E. Sokolsky urges Americans to honor veterans beyond a single day, noting Memorial Day's origins with General Logan and its expansion beyond Civil War memory. He criticizes wartime policy, government spending, and the plight of four star generals facing rank cuts, urging collective memory of heroism like Gen. Mark Clark.
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John A. Logan
George Washington
Society of the Cincinnati
Thomas Edison
George Westinghouse
Gustavus Adolphus
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
House of Representatives
Senate
Raymond Spruance
H. Kent Hewitt
Thomas Kinkaid
Omar Bradley
Mark Clark
Jacob Devers
Thomas Handy
Courtney Hodges
Joseph McNarney
George Kenney
Carl Spaatz
Bradley
Devers
McNarney
Kenney
Spaatz
America
Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC
The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC houses Henry Clay Folger’s Shakespeariana collection with about 70,000 volumes and a theater for Shakespearean productions.
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Folger Shakespeare
Washington, D. C
Henry Clay Folger
Shakespeare
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