Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Opening Verse
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and related Sunday News Journal, detailing per copy costs, weekly and yearly mail options, and regional pricing including outside trading area and U.S.A. rates. It ends with a Bible verse, I Timothy 1 14, about faith and love.
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Lilienthal Orders Unions Not To Recognize Suspect Groups
Chairman Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission sharply ordered managements of two atomic plants not to recognize unions linked to groups suspected of Communist ties. The United Electrical Workers at General Electric Knolls II Lab in Schenectady and the United Public Workers at the Argonne Laboratory have not signed non Communist affidavits as required by Taft Hartley. The move highlights concerns over loyalty to the nation given access to atomic secrets and the potential influence of union officials.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United Electrical Workers
General Electric Knolls II
Schenectady
United Public Workers
University of Chicago
Argonne Laboratory
Communist Party
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UEW
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Peary Papers Return From Arctic Mission
Navy and Coast Guard Task Force 80, back in Boston after 10 weeks, reports they resupplied existing weather stations and reconnoitered Arctic areas to establish two new stations. The find of Peary papers evokes the long polar exploration history and Peary’s 1905-06 ascent.
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Navy
Coast Guard
Arctic
North Pole
Cave Sheridan
Task Force 80
Boston
Pole
They Asked for It Attacks on Soviet Propaganda Arouse U S Clubs
The piece notes how Soviet propaganda portrays American women as alcoholics and domineering mothers and reports the Federation of Women's Clubs plans to respond through press and radio. It argues the propaganda mill invites a sharp counterattack.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dentist Charley K. Loses $9000 to Unpaid Bills
Dr Charley K a 34 year old Chicago dentist discusses the burden of unpaid accounts noting patients buy cars radios and tickets yet ignore medical debts. He questions why doctors are expected to wait for payment while facing overhead from X ray equipment rent staff and professional dues.
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Charley
Washington Happenings on Russia and the Atomic Bomb
David Lawrence discusses Andrei Vishinsky’s Paris speech. He argues the Soviet fear of atomic war and the desire to avoid provoking a Western military alliance, noting the United States’ unique industrial know how and the risks of renewed negotiations in Berlin. The piece analyzes why Russia avoids breaking with the UN and how public war pressure could backfire.
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Russa
Andrei Vishinsky
Paris
Russia
America
United States
Berlin
Dewey
Truman
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Europe
Balkan
Vishinsky
Driving ethics and fashion at the race track
A quirky column notes opinions on driving styles and how speed affects safety. It jokes about shirt prices at the track and a mother displaying cats while praising her tomato usage. It also comments on teenage dancers whose movements seem sticky and odd.
Local donor contributes to community chest fund
A generous benefactor continues yearly support for county needs, giving thousands of dollars in professional services to charity cases at the county hospital in addition to cash donations to the community chest fund.
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Community Chest Fund
Dizz Dean Language Sparks Debate On Baseball Broadcasts
St Louis air carries a playful debate about Dizz Dean and his slang filled commentary. The piece compares Dizz to Gordon McKay, praises his vivid phrasing like studding into third and slud into third, and suggests advertisers back him for the World Series despite linguistic quirks.
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Haye
Boxer Kid Dinamita Death Shocks Fight World
Tony Rojas, Dinamita’s Puerto Rican promoter, appeals for boxing reform after the welterweight champion dies in Chicago from injuries sustained in a bout with Bobby McQuillan. Coroner rules death accidental and urges tighter unfit-fighter safeguards.
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Tony Rojas
Dinamita
Central America
Autentic
Rojas
Chicago
Bobby McQuillan
Port Huron
Mich
Illinois
Truman’s View of Goverment Power Weakened by Misread Balance
George E. Sokolsky argues that the Constitution envisions a balance of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. He criticizes President Truman for treating NLRB and data access as if the branches were fully independent, urging adherence to constitutional checks and cooperation between branches.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
David P. Findling
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Moon
Mars
United States
House
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commission
Department of Government
Taft
Eightieth Congress
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Roosevelt
Erich Brandeis on Life Security and Child Growth
A New York Correction Commissioner argues children grow through affection security and new experiences. He says parental bickering and collectors threaten homes, spreading worry fear and humiliation, fostering inferiority complexes and affecting youth development.
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New York Correction
Theatrical Bus Scene Highlights Child Development Needs
A televised scene suggested the importance of security affection and recognition for children’s growth. It implied that new experiences nurture development and saw the moment as convincing despite its staged feel.
Affection Shapes a Child’s Confidence and Guidance
The piece argues that a child grows through parental affection shown without coddling. It claims affection builds confidence in parents, leading the child to seek help for troubles and heed parental warnings about life’s pitfalls.
The Stars Say For Wednesday October 5
Genevieve Kemble warns that October 5 horoscopes warn of treacherous social and professional dangers. Caution is urged to avoid fraud, deceit, and entanglements with authorities and in relationships, advising honesty and high principle to weather the coming year.
Praise and Recognition for Children’s Efforts Policy
The Commissioner urges parents to acknowledge children’s good marks, sports, and social achievements. He says praise makes them feel valued and reinforces that their lives can be meaningful when lived rightly.
New Experiences and the Two Paths for Youth
The piece contrasts two routes for a youngster's growth. One shows a father attending a ball game with his child and a mother choosing a dress for her daughter, highlighting joy and parental involvement. The other warns of youth deprived of four assets leading to delinquency, theft, and crime.
Adults Seek New Experiences for Happiness and Success
The speaker questions whether adults also need security affection and recognition to feel happy and successful. They argue life becomes futile and monotonous without these experiences and seek fresh opportunities for growth.
Candid wedding cake moment draws a blush of camera flashes
A bride at a hotel reception shared a bite of cake with the groom as flash bulbs popped and the moment froze on film. The photographer captured the scene with the couple smiling amid the wedding bustle.
The Kid Dinamita Dies After Fight In Santo Domingo
Rojas recalls the death of Kid Dinamita after a bout as doctors cite possible head injuries and autopsy. the trainer laments boxing conditions and calls for more padding while confirming the fighter’s final earnings of 217 dollars and arrival home tomorrow.
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Rojas
Dinamita
Santo Domino
Middleton students envy holiday for Butler County Fair
Twenty years ago Middle town public school students enjoyed a holiday to attend the Butler County Fair. The city commission approved extending electric light poles to a 12 foot reach to maximize outdoor illumination.
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Middletown
Butler County
Lithograph Club Members Tour Middletown Mills
A group from the Lithograph Club of New York City visited several paper mills in Middletown to observe production processes and paper quality.
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Lithograph Club of
New York City
Middletown
Middle Town Delegate at Ohio Kiwanis Convention
At the eighth annual Ohio Kiwanis District convention in Cleveland, H. W. Naegele represented Middle Town as district trustee.
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Ohio Kiwanis District
Cleveland
Middletown
H. W. Naegele
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Associated Press
George E. Sokolsky
Erich Brandeis
Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
Bombadier
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