Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Bible Verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy, carrier, and mail editions, detailing rates for in town and outside trading areas, with annual and six day options. A Bible verse from Kings is quoted about contentment and serving.
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Evening Middletown
Sunday
News-Journal
Evening
Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Trading
Evening Middletown Journal
U.S.A
Arms for Europe and Western Union plans unfold
Acting Secretary Lovett confirms talks toward U S and Canadian observers joining five allied nations to draft military needs for a Western European defense framework. He warns real U S support will come slowly, months not weeks, and Congress will shape any aid, with possible wartime lend-lease style terms.
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Lovett
United States
Congress
Western European Union
Western Europe
Canada
de Lovett
France
Frankness and social tact in Dr Crane’s worry clinic case
In an exchange with Dr George W Crane a 34 year old insurance executive, Joel R, is faulted for frank talk and poor social skills. The Worry Clinic asserts adults must curb spontaneous speech to win promotions, friendships and health, comparing frankness to childish behavior and urging practice of socially approved speech and conduct.
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Joel R
Why US and Russia clash over atom bomb control
Washington reports two plans to outlaw the bomb face mutual suspicion and veto issues. The UN commission favored plan would put in international control, set up a guarding agency, and require surrender of bombs and knowledge, while Russia insists on veto rights and US bomb disposal before controls. The US counters that Russia’s terms would block real control.
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Security Council
Berlin
Russia
Moscow
United Nations
Washington
United States
Commission
U. S
UN Commission
International Agency
Bunk
Sideways cars might cut traffic chaos in future
Arthur Baer muses on a future when cars could jump sideways to park or maneuver, describing patent ideas for multiwheel sideways gear and the dangers of new traffic signals. He jokes about patents, car brands, and potential pushback from authorities while noting no stock offering yet.
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Emerson P. Schmidt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Schmidt
Schmid
General Motors
Kaiser
Frazer
New York State
Boyle Worry Of The Month Club spoof offers fresh fears
Hal Boyle writes a satirical pitch urging readers to join a fictitious Boyle Worry Of The Month Club. It mocks the idea of endless anxious preoccupations while proposing bizarre, nonactionable worries to spur party conversation and momentary suspense.
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Boyle
Liberal Party Dynamics in 1948 New York Politics
George E. Sokolsky analyzes Dean Alfange backing Tom Dewey and the Liberal Party’s power against Truman and Wallace. He notes Dubinsky’s ILGWU influence, potential fusion mayoral bids by O'Dwyer, and the party's fragile future if Alfange’s Dewey endorsement weakens Dubinsky. The piece links 1948 shifts to 1949 futures amid party realignments.
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Dean Alfange
Tom Dewey
Alfange
New York
American Labor Party
New York State
Liberal Party
Communist Party
John H. Bennett
Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Harry Truman
General Eisenhower
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
Truman
Dean Allange
Wallace
Norman Thomas
New York Times
Dewey
David Dubinsky
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Roosevelt
Dave Dubinsky
New York City
O'Dwyer
O. Dwyer
Eissenhower
Douglas
Ducbinsky
Walter Johnson no-hit game on July 1 1920
Q A set details Walter Johnson pitched a single no hit victory for Washington against Boston July 1 1920 the final score 1 0 The questions cover notable achievements and crop yields with corn cited as the top US crop and a USDA estimate of 3 5 billion bushels for this year
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Boston
Cranberry Festival Invite Outshines Cocktail Party
Two invitations cross paths in a Massachusetts cranberry event. A Waldorf cocktail party lures celebrities and fashion, but the Cranberry Festival in Hanson and Carver promises tastings, bog tours, a clam bake, a Harvest Queen, plaques, and the whimsical wedding of the Little White Hen and the Little Red Cranberry, attracting genuine locals over hype.
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National
Route
Hanson
Massachusetts
Edaville
Carver
Mass
New England
United States
The Stars Say For Wednesday October 13
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a day of surprising and unplanned crises that could force creative initiative. Influential figures may cooperate as large projects gain prestige, but overacting could cause deadlocks and negative repercussions. A born child may pursue a bold, influential career if energies are tempered with calm tactics.
Middletown groups share stage and support despite clash
In Middletown the Woman's Music Club and Middletown Little Theater jointly navigate a scheduling clash at Roosevelt Auditorium. The club secured Mariini del Pozo for a major appearance while the theater faced a weekend conflict, prompting a cooperative plan to sell opening night tickets at the lobby. Both groups stress mutual aid over rivalry as a remedy to crowded calendars.
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Middletown
Woman's Music Club
Middletown Little Theater
Little Theater
Roosevelt Auditorium
Woman’s Music Club
Mariini del Pozo
Little Theatre
Miss del Pozo
Little Theatre Board of Directors
Little Threatre
Unsuitable OCR Fragments Yield Patchy Commentary
Fragmented text offers scattered remarks on worry, university saturation, a hip flask, cookbook butter, and men’s figures. Lacks coherent event, person, date, or place to anchor a news item or meaningful summary. No identifiable entities or actions to report.
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Bugs Baer
Hal Boyle
George E. Sokolsky
United States Department of Agriculture
Erich Brandeis
Waldorf-Astoria
Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
Western University
Gloppsburg
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