Middletown Journal Publication and Subscription Rates
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Campaign Portrait and Korea War Reflections in One Review
A critical take on Jonathan Daniels biography The Man of Independence of President Truman argues the work doubles as campaign material. It notes Daniels Harboring pro Truman bias and quotes on Byrnes and Wallace, then shifts to Korea where UN and American forces win a costly but pivotal victory.
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Byrnes
Henry Wallace
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
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Russia
Fall lambs may become common with new science
Armour researchers inject a gonadotrophin into ewes to induce fall lambing, allowing two lamb crops per year. At an estimated 25 cents per hormone treatment, farmers could gain $10 to $15 extra profit per ewe, with consumer prices likely to fall as supply rises. Further research aims to perfect the method, but fall lamb could become common soon.
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Nature
Sunday Dinner Dilemma Prompts Wives to 'Roll Your Own' Meals
In a letters column, Herman P. argues Sunday hosting guilt trips wives into long kitchen duties. Dr. Crane and readers debate limiting hot cooking, advocating simple cold platters and picnic-style meals to relax the Sabbath. The piece urges wives to reclaim rest and husbands to avoid enforcing domestic servitude.
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George
UN on Trial in Washington Hums Over Korea
Washington opinion questions UN resolve as it debates North Korea and China. The piece laments delays, fear of Moscow, and limits on General MacArthur while Americans die in battle amid international politics and shifting authority within the UN.
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China
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Acheson
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38Th Parallel
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Asia
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Vishinsky
Erich Brande Reflects on Life and 18 Year Old Sharpness
In a reflective essay Erich Brande challenges Bette Davis for calling 18 year olds dull while praising youth. He argues eighteen is a vibrant, ambitious period full of dreams and questions, recalling personal youth and noting the energy of young people and their quest for purpose. He recalls meeting many eighteen year olds and finding their vigor inspiring.
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Bette Davis
Hollywood
Bette
Army Signal Corps built Alaska Communications System story
The Alaska Communications System ACS expanded from a 1900 telegraph line to a vast network with 36 radio stations in Alaska 850 miles of land lines 2000 miles of submarine cable and 850 miles of land telegraph lines connecting with 200 privately owned stations. Lt. Don Tyer recalls harsh conditions as crews linked Nome to Safety Harbor and endured minus 72 degrees. The film Invisible Rampart documents the ACS saga highlighting heroism and figures like Billy Mitchell.
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Lonely Point Barrow
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Spencer B. Akin
Department of the Army
Stars Forecast Troubled Times For Thursday October 5
Genevieve Kemble notes a possible opening later with lasting retrenchment but warns of uncertainty and possible deception and scandal. Personal relations may be involved and support could be weak, while birthdays offer talent and security despite sinister side issues and eventual comeuppance.
Eighteen-year-olds seen as tomorrow's champions
The speaker lauds eighteen-year-olds as athletes in training, not yet ready for the race but in prime mental and physical condition. They are tomorrow's champions and leaders, though impatient and green, they are poised for the battles ahead.
Vision of Youth and Experience Reunited
A wistful musing imagines merging youth and age to unlock boundless possibilities as if returning to eighteen. It evokes fresh energy paired with seasoned wisdom to envision better projects and adventures.
Ford Foundation aims to tackle social problems with vast endowment
James Marlow reviews the Ford Foundation plan to spend vast wealth on human welfare. Trustees, led by Henry Ford II, prioritize social issues over physical science, aiming to promote world peace, democracy, education, economic well‑being, and humane understanding, aided by large future grants.
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No title available due to fragmentary source
A fragment notes a child born on this day who has talent yet may later pursue dubious sinister methods to achieve goals, causing sorrow to those close to them.
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Maria Felix
Mexico
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France
Telvision
Russia
Moscow
Mary Jane Lanburgh
Debbie
Carmando Santini
Barbs and Advice Warn of Free Guidance
A clipped note observes that free advice may be worth little in summer, highlighting a wary tone about trusting outside counsel and the ease of offering tips in the season. The line suggests skepticism toward casual guidance and the value of unsolicited hints.
Editor’s flying saucer column sparks trust concerns
A veteran editor defends a child’s newspaper over a “flying saucer” feature citing belief and public worry. The Air Force finds no evidence of sightings, while critics warn against sensationalism in youth media. The incident mirrors past press errors and calls for restored credibility after one well meaning error.
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Venus
Air Force
Associated Press
Howev
Press Servi
Voiced Hollywood Gossip and Society Hints From Kilgallen
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on social hints and romances among Broadway stars and society figures. Vivienne Woolley Hart and Taylor reportedly tied knots, while Princess Ghica sulks in Paris after a Flynn incident. Other notes cover a theater revival, TV shifts, film gossip, and industry moves across New York and Europe.
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Taylor
Princess Ghica
Errol Flynn
Paris
John Payne
Mickey Randall
Jack Jordans
Mr. Roberts
Jamie Stewart
Truman
Buddy Pepper
Mary McCarthy
Leonard Kyle Strauss
van Heflin
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
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