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The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy 5 cents, carrier 30 cents a week, evening editions at 40 cents weekly, and annual rates for in area 9 dollars, outside area 15 dollars, and foreign 35 dollars. The notice includes a biblical verse from II Kings 15 24 and the publication address at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
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Evening
Sunday News Journal
Mau
Trading Area
Evening Middletown Journal
Allmai
Jeroboam
Nebat
Israel
The Proclamation of Thanksgiving Through the Ages
The article traces Thanksgiving origins from 1621 harvest feasts to Lincoln's 1863 proclamation and F D Roosevelt's 1939 1941 changes, noting shifts to set the fourth Thursday in November for the national holiday and the role of Congress and presidents in shaping the date.
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Abraham Lincoln
Pilgrim Fathers
Old England
Edward Winslow
Continental Congress
General Burgoyne
England
Washington
Congress
Lincoln
Gettysburg
F. D. Roosevelt
Death of Dr Ernest H Hahne Ends Era at Miami University
The passing of Dr Ernest H Hahne removes a key Miami University leader who fostered county wide cooperation, strengthened ties with industry in the Miami Valley, and guided a community minded academic program. He served as a stern economist and a longtime director of the Federal Reserve Bank at Cleveland. Saddle stars will shine tonight over Lewis Place, honoring a beloved president and generous neighbor.
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Ernest H. Hahne
Butler County
Miami University
Miami Valley
America
Eisenhower Names Dulles and Wilson to Top Posts
The article notes John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and Charles E. Wilson of General Motors as Secretary of Defense. It praises Dulles for international expertise and Japan peace treaty diplomacy, and Wilson for businesslike defense budgeting and arms-production insight. It argues the pair signals fresh, purposeful changes in the administration.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Dulles
United Nations
State Department
Japan
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
U. S
Pentagon
Wilson
Madison Avenue
Hal Boyle All Can Feast On Turkey Day
Hal Boyle reflects on Thanksgiving as a universal day of plenty and peace. He notes the holiday’s American roots from Lincoln to Bradford, its family-centered nature, and the hope for a future when all peoples share in global harmony and abundance.
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New York
Queen Victoria
Abraham Lincoln
Gov. Bradford
Denison
L. J. Lynch
Kansas City
USMC
Col
Lamoore
Bruchman
Lynch
The Stars Say For Tomorrow In Thanksgiving Spirit
Astral conditions hint at serious contemplative mood and deeper emotions around sharing during the Thanksgiving holiday. The Birthday note suggests celebrants seek to magnify blessings with gracious intent reflected in the season’s spirit.
Implications of H-Bomb Stuns Pentagon Brass
Washington reports high Pentagon officials increasingly astonished by the hydrogen bomb's implications after the Eniwetok test. Experts weigh delivery methods beyond aircraft, drone guidance, and potential Navy use, while planning the weapon's role in deterrence and long range strategy.
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Washington
Navy
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Eniwetok
Air Force
Pentagon
Korea
Guidance for a Child Born on This Day
The passage speaks of spiritual emotions and inspiration guiding a birth date child toward happiness, recognition, growth, and constructive life. It notes heightened urges, talents, and favorable factors for growth and gain, blessing the child with graces for a content life.
Stolen Shoes Tale Reflects Scriven County Life
A Mobile reader sends a clipping from the Sylvania Telephone about a Georgia town and county, noting a tale of a guest who stole a pair of shoes from Harry McElveen years ago. The clipping shows typical American life and a prideful postcard image of Sylvania’s AAA motel. The piece mentions local contests and an Adlai Stevenson editorial, concluding with a reflection that America remains the same nationwide.
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Mobile
Ala
Arthur D. MclIntyre
Sylvania
Screven
Screven County
Georgia
Harry McElveen
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Mothers’ Band Club
Adlai Stevenson
South
America
Mrs. Helm the White House Social Secretary Retires
Washington reports a lighthearted 25 year tenure as White House social secretary Mrs. James Meredith Helm plans to abdicate January 19, the day before the inauguration. She charmed reporters and advised First Ladies, leaving a legacy of tact and firm handling of society duties.
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Washington
James Meredith Helm
White House
Society
Mrs. Helm
Senator Taft
Bess Truman
Mrs. Truman
David W. Wallace
Blair House
Mrs. Wallace
James M. Helm
Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
State Department
Washington High Society
Adams as Eisenhower’s top aide reshapes White House
The piece notes General Eisenhower chooses Sherman Adams of New Hampshire as assistant and chief of staff type coordinator. Adams will mediate between the White House, agencies, and Congress, easing Eisenhower’s burden while quelling interagency feuds and shaping policy advice.
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Washington
Gen
L Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Adams
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
Harry Hopkins
Clark Clifford
John Steelman
Congress
Army
Rita H worth and royal airs in a lively notebook
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Rita Hayworth formerly Princess Yasmin in Brooklyn roots and Europe dreams. The piece notes her marriage status and press posture. It also recounts Marines using voodoo rain dances to influence weather and comments on presidential neckwear trends.
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Rita Hworth
Brooklyn
Margherita
Europe
Ali
Aga
Ocean
Rita
Yasmin
Shalimar
P.S. 109
Marine Air Group
Base 12
Stevenson Nomination Favored, Eisenhower Likely Next President
The note argues Stevenson should receive the nomination with Eisenhower pegged as the forthcoming president. It cites Robert C. Kefauver as Estes Kefauver’s father and mentions Army attendance at worship services surpassing any peacetime level, citing Army Secretary Frank Pace.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Robert C. Kefauver
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Army
Frank Pace
Questions and Answers from a historical quiz
A set of trivia items about a bird perching while asleep the seamless hold of toes and leg muscles. John Nance Garner serving as speaker then vice president on March 4 1933. San Benedicto Island hosts the earths newest active volcano erupting every 20 minutes. Benjamin Franklin 81 and Jonathan Dayton 26 were the oldest and youngest signers of the Constitution.
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John Nance Garner
Geen
Presien
San Benedicto Island
Mexico
Benjamin Franklin
Jonathan Dayton
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