Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
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Middletown Journal
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Middletown
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News Journal
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Evening Middletown Journal
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Sunday News Journal
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Rising auto insurance costs hit hot rod crowd and drivers
As premiums climb due to a spike in motorist liability and collision claims, hot rod enthusiasts face higher costs. Industry figures cite 37 300 traffic deaths yearly and 1 300 000 injuries while urging safer driving habits to curb losses and rising insurance rates.
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Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
ACSC
CIA Politico-Tension Over Testimony Hits Washington After Sweeping Claims
The Senate House clash centers on Gen. Smith of the CIA facing Oct 13 testimony to House Un American Activities over Sen. McCarthy related libel suits. The piece traces CIA origins under OSS and NSC ties, noting past loyalty dismissals and exemptions from disclosure while stressing ongoing political strain.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Gen. Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Benton
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Office of Strategic Services
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Alfred McCormack
National Intelligence Authority
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Central Intelligence
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Hillenkoetter
Congress
National Security Council
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Defense
Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
Washington Star
Foreign Language Broadcasting Division
Break the Bank pay teller Janice Gilbert
Hal Boyle profiles Janice Gilbert known as Miss Moneybags the paid performer who dishes out sponsor money on Break the Bank She has handed out over 2 million dollars but audiences mistake her for a wealthy benefactor She faces night calls from hopeful donors and safeguards with guards and a watchdog She recalls a top payout of 11840 to a wounded Korea veteran and notes wary tax checks by an IRS agent while continuing a hectic acting and hosting schedule
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New York
Janice Gilbert
ABC
CBS
Janice
Arkansas
Florida
Korea
Th Bureau of Internal Revenue
Barbs Fourteen Inches of Skin Graft News for Aviator
An injured aviator receives a fourteen inch skin graft described as the best graft news heard. The note mentions prisoners getting daily radio news, suggesting it may increase their satisfaction with confinement.
Truman Funds Taxpayer Aid for Democratic Propaganda
A congressional report accuses the Truman administration of spending about 375 million dollars of taxpayers money on political propaganda over five years to aid the Democratic Party in 1948 and 1952 elections. It cites hidden propaganda channels, inflated publicity costs, and calls for reform while noting Republican administrations had no such fund.
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Washington
Truman
Nixon
Stevenson
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Bureau of the Budget
Democratic Party
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Northwest
Rich Brandeis on Religion and Winning Prayers
Brandeis argues religion is a fundamental instinct and discusses a viewer who saw boxers crossing themselves before rounds. He asks if prayer guarantees victory and questions how both sides can be devout and still have a winner.
What to Say to My Worried Friend About Prayer
The speaker recalls a column about rain anger and farmers who prayed for it. He suggests God grants strength to fight, not a guaranteed win, and that praying for the right purpose yields real help. He compares the idea to a referee’s call that the best man wins.
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Chuck Davey
Publicists Swap Jabs Across Party Lines In Campaign Camaraderie
In Washington the GOP and Democratic national committees exchange hot releases to preempt rebuttals, sharing commentary on Eisenhower Stevenson Truman Nixon Sparkman and others. The pair boast mutual welfare as they alert each other to looming blasts while avoiding cloak and dagger tactics.
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Washington
Robert Humphreys
GOP
Samuel Brightman
Sam
Bob
Mr. Humphreys
Republican National
Mr. Brightman
Democratic National
15Th St. N.W
District 1717
Republic
Humphreys
Brightman
Ponca City
Stevenson
Pascagoula
Eisenhower
Truman
Nixon
Sparkman
Summerfield
Mitchell
Adlai
Ike
Ballyhooer
Middletown Woman Chosen Chair of Democratic Club
Miss Helen Schmidt, Middletown attorney, was elected chairman of the Middletown Women’s Democratic Club at an organizational meeting. Mrs. Martin Thomas was named vice chairman, Mrs. Frank Smith secretary, and Miss Margaret Kane treasurer. program committee members were also named.
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Helen Schmidt
Middletown
Middletown Women's Democratic Club
Martin Thomas
Frank Smith
Margaret Kane
Teens In Our Four Counties Shown In Positive Light
Dave Regan notes a group of area youths from Butler Warren Preble and Montgomery counties, praising their conduct and involvement in school activities. He observes milk drinking at lunch, distrust of cafeteria food, and links reformist attitudes to healthy energy use and respect for authority. He mentions Grandparents Day on October 12.
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Re Oesers
Pds
Butler
Warren
Preble
Montgomery
Manchester
Dr. Crane Praises Scout Work in Church Halls
Timothy R a 39 year old Scout Master recounts using a large church recreation hall for a decade to guide over 40 boys 15 of whom belonged to the church. He credits church leaders backing the program despite earlier opposition and notes many troops meet in churches Friday nights. He lauds Camp Fire and Boy Girl Scouts as vital home missions and urges churches with no youth groups to adopt them.
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Timothy R
Red Light
Crane
Lutheran convention and sorority meet in city events
The finance committee included Ruth Sullivan Haas Tyman and several others. F O Earhart served as lay delegate to the American Lutheran Church convention in Fond du Lac October 14 to 20. The American Lutheran Church reports 513000 baptized members. Delta Chi Sigma sorority held its state convention at the Manchester Hotel with about 50 visitors from Cleveland Toledo Columbus Springfield and Dayton. Hosts Mrs Howard Wilson and guests attended tea. Convention leaders were Leola Judd Ralph Kah S E Graeff Irene Murphy Genevieve Linkins Peg O Neill.
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F. O. Earhart
Kunz Ave
Middletown
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
Fond du Lac
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Sea
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Manchester
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Howard Wilson
South Main St
Leola Judd
Ralph Kah
S. E. Graeff
Irene Murphy
Genevieve Linkins
Peg O'Neill
Stars Align For Genevieve Kemble Birthday Promise
Genevieve Kemble is told this will be a memorable day filled with opportunity for achievement and profitable contacts. The forecast suggests enduring rewards, broad ambitions, and collaboration with influential figures to advance goals and personal satisfaction. A birth on this day signals a life rich in power and progress.
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Hal Boyle
David Lawrence
House
Rich Brandeis
Father Keller
George Dixon
Chamimy
Mutual Welfare Service
Gen
New Deal
Democratic Wage
Columbia
S.C
Dixie
Josh Sheet
South Carolina
Sherman
Billingsley
Dave Regan
Grampa
George W. Crane
Timothy
Ruth Sullivan
Louis Haas
Elizabeth Tyman
Thomas
Harold Royce
Wilma Beard
Alice Andreotta
Mary Mathews
Edward H. Dell
Genevieve Kemble
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