Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options including carrier, evening, and mail in trading and outside trading areas. It notes annual costs and payments in advance and ends with a biblical verse Esra 10 4.
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Alphabet on Parade and the Washington regulatory tide
A Washington column decries a wave of new government agencies under President Truman, led by the National Production Authority, cluttering offices with directives and fines. It weighs population shifts to 1950 census results, notes Westward growth, reapportionment implications, and praises American resilience. It also critiques Gen. Mark W. Clark on luxuries for GI troops in Korea, arguing priorities and equipment shortfalls amid buildup to 1,300,000 with 15–17 divisions.
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Dr George W Crane Worry Clinic on elderly parents farm home idea
In Indiana a reader asks about aging parents living options. Crane argues small farms or converting a railroad car into a dwelling can provide independence and morale. 1 3 acres enough for elderly couples with modest income. He urges letting grandparents enjoy farm life rather than city apartments for longer life and happiness.
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Acheson Faces Pressure From Critics In Washington
Peter Edson reports a political battle over Secretary Acheson as opponents intensify attacks while White House support remains strong. Despite backing from the State Department and allied diplomats, McCarthy and Taft lead congestion of isolationist critics urging his removal amid harsh charges and urgent calls to act.
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Wisconsin
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Ohio
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Acheson sparks mixed public image in State Department
The piece surveys how Acheson and the State Department are viewed with mistrust by editors and readers nationwide. It notes polls show support for foreign aid to Chiang Kai-shek waning while the Marshall Plan and UN support remain popular. Officials undertake massive public appearances to prove patriotism, with Acheson personally active in speaking tours and civic engagements.
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Looking At Life Two Pictures and a New Principle
A narrator describes a banquet in New York with 300 attendees, including himself as a single smeared figure in a group photo. He argues a mathematical point: when you add oneself to 299 others who think they are important, you get 300 smudges that equal zero.
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Blondie
Crosby
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Ollie
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Voyager feature by Hal Boyle on wartime jets and thrills
Barbra Brines wife of AP Tokyo chief Russell Brines covers the Korean war from Tokyo. She rides at 20,000 feet in jet speed and watches other jets strike at targets of opportunity.
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Airfield Adventure and Senate Battle Across Red Threats
An AP dispatch recalls a T-33 trainer flight over North Korea with Capt. Malcomb Armstrong as the pilot and George Dixon aboard. A Washington Scene column notes Nixon Mundt Case advance from House to Senate, shaping anti-Communist efforts, with reflections on Hiss case and Donnell’s finances.
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California
Francis Case
South Dakota
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Alexander Wiley
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Eominute
Thanksgiving in American life through Kilgallen’s lens
Dorothy Kilgallen extols a grateful America amid holidays and headlines. She celebrates laughter, consumer abundance, public services, cultural icons, and solidarity with the needy while urging resilience despite wartime scars and social friction.
Augury Warnings for Tomorrow in Personal and Business matters
Genevieve Kemble presents a grim forecast for tomorrow with obstacles and stagnation in business and personal affairs. Be cautious in decisions and expect possible disruptions or a sudden impact on home ties and plans.
Child Born Today Warns Of Rash Reversals
A cautious note says a child born on this day may be slow in judgment and prone to sudden rash reversals. The guidance advises patience and careful observation of early traits.
Snowstorm Hardships Mirror Farther Afield in Ohio
Dave Regan notes Middletown residents faced four inches of snow, twice forecast, with roads banked and parking scarce. He compares to northern Ohio and other states where 20 to 40 additional inches would have crippled services, transport and food supplies. He cites bank holiday confusion, and urges humility before nature.
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