Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
Subscriptions listed for Middletown Ohio edition with per copy and 6 or 7 day mail options. Rates include in city 10 dollars annual outside trading area 20 dollars and US outside trading area 35 dollars. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
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Prayer for Our Time in Atomic Era Faith Reflections
A reflection on changing childhood prayers in the atomic age urging faith over fear. The piece notes older verses feel morbid for modern children and suggests reframing to seek deeper human divine understanding. It contrasts disease fears of earlier eras with the new threat of nuclear annihilation and calls for meaningful faith as security.
Protecting Egypt's Temples From Nile Floods With Aid
The international effort to save Abu Simbel and other ancient sites from flood risk tied to the Aswan dam advances as Congress allocates four million dollars to wall or move temples. The United States may contribute up to ten million of a total 75 to 100 million cost, ensuring future generations view these majestic relics. High Fashion Can Be Achieved With a Pin. But not with pin money.
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Egypt
Nile Valley
Aswan
Abu Simbel
Congress
United States
East West education clash shapes Cold War lines
The Kremlin boosts its boarding school program to indoctrinate children away from parental influence and mold their views. Western educators urge open dialogue and increased exchange, noting 53000 foreign students in U.S. colleges last year and calling for more Russian and American exchanges to benefit understanding and policy.
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U.S
Russia
Prescription for overcoming dumbness in daily life
A plane seatmate questions real personal change, and Norman V. Peale argues change is possible through consistent mental work. He prescribes daily truth affirmations, recognizing inherent worth, nightly scripture study, and guidance from transformed people to counter error and foster lasting improvement.
Three Acres Carpet Capers of the Bauer Tale
A humorous local column recounts Marty Bauer’s mishap over a carpet purchase. Blanche Bauer shopped in three cities for a match to home decor, and a Dayton salesman pressed a down payment. Marty’s $5 gesture and a costly $800 order ended with the carpet staying on the truck and a Middletown store extending 60 days on payment. The piece ends with a Chamber of Commerce wink and a World Series ticket anecdote.
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Blanche
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Middletown
Dayton
Cincinnati
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Chamber of Commerce
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Factographs on hunger and eye injuries in humans
The record notes that over three quarters of humanity are undernourished and estimates that about six percent of all human accidents involve the eyes, highlighting global health concerns and accidental risk.
Fearful Berlin War Truths and Soviet Spies Exposed
Column warns of Soviet agents in West Berlin using sex and blackmail to target Allied troops. It cites 16,000 Red agents, 200,000 lonely American GIs, and three official Soviet Missions in West Germany, arguing espionage thrives beyond FBI reach.
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Turkey
Norway
U. S. Army
Heidelberg
West Germany
United States
FBI
CIA
Germany
East Germany
Russia
West Berlin
Jericho
Prophecy and the Press in Cold War Insight
George Sokolsky and Charles Collingwood critique the press for failing to forecast events. The piece argues anti-Communist specialists, like Lyons, provide needed foresight, citing Cuba and Guiana as clear foreshadowed cases and detailing long study of Marxism from 1915 onward.
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Charles Collingwood
Cbs-Tv
Cuba
Laos
Congo
Angola
Berlin
Collingwood
State Department
CIA
Karl von Wiegand
Hearst
Guiana
George Sokolsky
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Conneticut
Thomas Dodd
Wolfe
Eugene Lyons
Reader
Lyons
Wolf
Che Guevara
Raul Castro
Target Of Commies Fulton Lewis Jr column mentions HUAC critiques
Walter column assistant Wil am Schulz details a close door Washington meeting with Communist leader Joseph Brandt who vows to press Walter into the McCarthy grave. Brandt tests before HUAC, takes the Fifth 95 times, and Communist witnesses outline control over the National Assembly for Democratic Rights.
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Joseph Brandt
Washington
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Brandt
Rhode Island Avenue
N. W
HUAC
National Assembly For Democratic Rights
Communist Party
National Committee
National Assembly
Walter
Louis Weinstock
The
Worker
Miriam Friedlander
James Tormey
New York
Oakley Johnson
Lawyer Isador Casper Admitted to Federal Bar
Twenty years ago on Wednesday October 8 1941 Isador A Casper of 2604 Flemming Road was admitted to the practice of law in Federal District Court after passing the federal bar exams. The Rev Frank Fef Johnston served as treasurer of a Lions Club seals fundraising drive reporting 1102 raised in week one. Mrs Selma Emerick was installed as councillor of the Lil ver Link Council Daughters of America succeeding Miss Mildred Stacey.
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Duval
Princeton University
National Assembly
New York
Benjamin Davis
Communist Party
U. S
Herbert Aptheker
Harry F. Ward
America
Soviet
Russia
Benjamin Gitlow
Carl Marzani
Congress
Isador A. Casper
Flemming Road
Federal District Court
Frank Fef Johnston
Lions Club
Selma Emerick
Lilver Link Council, Daughters of America
Mildred Stacey
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