Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Middletown Journal prints its subscription rates for evening delivery in Middletown and surrounding areas. Rates cover weekly, six‑day, and Sunday editions by carrier or mail, with international pricing and advance payment required. Ecclesiastes 7 13 verse is quoted on the page.
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Farm Journal ad and global outlook debated in press
The Times carries a full page Farm Journal ad touting state crops and farm spending while the Wall Street Journal flags a 1950 price outlook. Contemplates peace talks with Britain and Russia veto risks, and critiques postwar American youth views on policy, energy, and nationalism.
Pop Up Church Attendance Strategy by Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane in The Worry Clinic outlines a block system to grow church attendance. Recruit a small team to visit up to 30 homes weekly, inviting unchurched residents to attend, and tailor sermons to current community events. Emphasizes relevancy, audience focus, and engaging teachers to attract children and adults alike.
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The Stars Say Opportunities Depend On Wise Judgment
Genevieve Kemble notes that prospects for opportunities and new contacts hinge on astute and sagacious understanding of events requiring quick decisions. She cautions that work, possessions, and status are tied to ultimate conclusions and wise behavior, with profit and pleasure in store for prudent action.
Positive Sunday School Strategy Advised by Dr Crane
A snippet notes mailing a three cent stamped envelope and a dime to Dr Crane via this newspaper to obtain a psychological chart. It highlights a method aimed at non church members who lack home prompting to attend Sunday school.
Opportunities Everywhere Motive from Hilton Story
A columnist argues opportunities exist for determined people. It cites Conrad Hilton rising from a San Antonio New Mexico upbringing to head a major hotel empire. It also highlights a GI loan funded television shop in Long Island that grew into a $100,000 yearly business and a potential chain, underscoring that thinking planning and doing open paths beyond luck.
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Miss Phelan the Wolf Expert of Nightclubs
Hal Boyle profiles Margaret Phelan a Texas Irish singer who has attracted many titles from clubs and groups. The ex choir singer, widow of a naval flyer, rose to fame in Manhattan night spots earning about $1,000 weekly. She notes men’s approaches are uniform in clubs and recounts a champagne gift incident.
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Travelogue smugness irks reader guarding cultural pride
A reader criticizes travel letters that rely on exotic terms and mock provincial readers. He prefers plain language from natives or straightforward Americans and resents those who flaunt unfamiliar phrases. He links such pose to arrogance and money worries, calling for travel tales grounded in reality.
Sudden Developments Prompt Reflection On Prospects
The text urges weighing abrupt changes before taking bold or dramatic steps as they touch business possessions domestic social and romantic outcomes. It notes that radical denouements hinge on current actions and that a child born today may have a lively and inventive life. It also mentions metal replacing glass in many television receiver tubes.
Mighty Fall and Political Rumors Hit Headlines
A veteran political figure defeats a rival to win a New York senate seat while critics claim the Republican Party is dead as the country leans toward socialism. The piece also notes two Democratic bosses defeated and questions about Supreme Court actions and labor battles led by John Lewis. A rumor about Stalin prompting Tromas to Berlin adds a grim note.
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Middletown Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Debate
A Middletown resident argues a local SPCA is needed as a one-woman effort handles stray dogs only after she advertises in the Journal. She recounts selling a goitered hound and two cows bought for 75 dollars that became a loss, with a hired cowboy earning 25 dollars to catch the cows.
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German dismantling policy noted by Acheson in Paris
Secretary of State Acheson said the Allied plan to dismantle German plants would continue, exposing a system where machinery is shipped to Allied storage while buildings remain. In western zones about 570 plants, worth roughly 250 million dollars, have been dismantled with about 200 more to go. The aim is to curb living standards in Germany to match neighbors while forcing payment for war damages.
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Fragmentary Song Cue In Newspaper Tones
A distressed OCR fragment records a soft song with a smiling speaker. The text mimics a coughing or cracking syllable sequence, “cra a ack,” suggesting an onomatopoeic chant or musical cue rather than a complete event.
Weather blamed for divorce as couple parts in Chicago and Florida
Twenty years ago weather was cited as the cause of a divorce. Mrs. Alice Leblanc of Chicago claimed her husband spent winters in Florida and summers in cool resorts, leaving her to face the Chicago heat. Also noted: Armco Baseball team’s pennant season celebrated by American Rolling Mill at the Manchester Hotel. Joe McGinnity, ex Giants pitcher, died in Brooklyn at 58. A chorus of 200 High School students performed Rip Van Winkle in chapel.
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