Middletown Journal Subscription Rates And Bible Verse
The page lists subscription options for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal, with prices for in area and outside area by week or year. It also includes a Bible verse from II Samuel 24:24 about buying offerings at a price.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Carrier
Evening
Sunday News Journal
Mau
Araunah
David
Supreme Court weighs end of segregated schooling in 1952 term
The Court eyes two cases from Clarendon County South Carolina and Topeka Kansas plus a Virginia matter testing segregation in public schools. It questions Plessy v Ferguson and notes a 31-expert brief arguing segregation harms both races. Justices weigh timing as new data surface.
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Supreme Court
Plessy
Clarendon County
S. C
Topeka
Kan
Prince Edward County
South Carolina
Kansas
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Kansas City
Boards of
Virginia
Black
Douglas
Voting patterns in 1948 presidential election
Voter turnout varied by region and state with 51.4 percent of civilians of voting age casting ballots nationwide. Outside the South and DC turnout rose to 59.7 percent in 35 states, while contrasts existed across states with urban populations and diverse citizen makeup.
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South
District of Columbia
Main
Massachusetts
Arizona
Colorado
Illinois
New Hampshire
Delaware
West Virginia
Indiana
South Dakota
Kansas
Utah
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Nature halts BOAC jet service over North Atlantic
Nature delays BOAC plan to start jet airline service between New York, Bermuda and Nassau. After reviewing windy conditions over the North Atlantic, BOAC now forecasts no start for four more years, despite prior plans to launch next spring.
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North Atlantic
British Overseas Airways Corp
New York
Bermuda
Nassau
BOAC
Hal Boyle Walks Italy and Memory of the War We Once Lived
Hal Boyle recalls a planned three week trip to Europe as memories of World War II flood his mind. He lists scenes from Salerno and Cassino, the wounded and the dying, Italian civilians, and the lonely wonder of a future Rome. He ponders where the war's boy and Italian couple are now while facing a Korea conflict.
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New York
Europe
East
Rome
Frances
Mark Clark
Fifth
Italy
Korea
Salerno Beach
Dunkirk
Ernie Pyle
Isle of
Capri
Naples
Rapido
Cassino
Inflation controls debated in U S defense era analysis
Peter Edson outlines two inflation strategies price and wage controls versus fiscal measures. He notes Congress the Fed and the Economic Stabilization Agency divide control authority and that postwar restrictions erode real estate and consumer credit powers. He cites a $4 billion tax request with no passage and a federal deficit amid high employment and strong GDP.
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Washington
Nea
U. S
Congress
Economic Stabilization Agency
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Truman
Peo
How a Wife Should Conserve a Husband Says Ruth Sherman
A columnist criticizes Ruth Sherman’s LifeTime Living piece on how wives should serve husbands. He cites rules urging wives to support healthful living, assist doctors, avoid dull topics, manage the home for her husband’s comfort, and express daily love, then contrasts with a day in his own home where no such praise arrives.
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Ruth Sherman
Lifetime Living
Baby Photo Contest At Strand Theater Display
In the Strand Theatre lobby a baby photo contest display draws attention as the management promotes the event tied to a feature film The Blessed Event. Mrs Charles Capito of Charleston West Virginia is singled out as the honoree for this promotion.
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Strand Theatre
Charles Capito
Charleston, W. Va
George Dixon He. Too. Bares His Finances
Washington columnist George Dixon declares he will reveal his finances to reflect the national trend of political disclosure. He lists income from satire and royalties, notes a smoking gun of humor, and mocks political fundraising while inflating a Detroit Tigers pitching salary.
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Bine
Washington Redskins
Butler
Detroit Tigers
Luncheon Held at Broad Street Tea Room Guests Noted
A luncheon hosted informally by Mrs. Mary E. Rhonemus at Mrs. P. W. Butt's Tea Room on Broad St included guests Mrs. Elizabeth McCellan, Mrs. Hugh Schmidt, Mrs. Leo Reinartz, Mrs. Mary Carson and Mrs. J. G. Reinartz. Anna Downs was injured by a stone thrown by a boy. Two cars driven by Mrs. Joseph Logan and Joseph Huffman sustained light damage after a collision at Tytus Ave and Elwood St. Work on First Ave canal area advances with a new sidewalk and drive to replace the temporary path.
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Hugh Schmidt
Mary E. Rhonemus
P. W. Butt
Broad St
Elizabeth McCellan
Leo Reinartz
Mary Carson
J. G. Reinartz
Anna Downs
Joseph Logan
Joseph Huffman
Tytus Ave
Elwood St
First Ave
Canal
Postmaster General Donaldson Defends Mail Service Pace
Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson challenges critics who say mail service has slowed to a snail’s pace. He argues that current mail delivery is faster than the old stagecoach era, noting stage coaches ran weekly or biweekly. He emphasizes efficiency and progress in the postal system.
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Jesse M. Donaldson
Washington
Mr. Donaldson
Square dancing at Spring Mill Inn outing draws crowds
Dave Regan reports from Spring Mill Inn Indiana where Alice Lawler notes affordable rooms and meals. He praises autumn scenery and square dancing on Saturday night, recalling polkas and side figures. An inn employee shares a tale of a sun-back dress denial and a Governor dinner nearby.
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Spring Mill Inn
Indiana
Alice Lawler
Spring Mill
Television, theater and gossip swirl in Broadway notes
Broadway Grapevine reports on three dimensional TV tests and secret projects, costume and casting chatter for The King and I, CBS and Mark Hellinger Theatre talks, and adjacent Hollywood and European influx. Notable items include Johnny Mize retirement plans, Greta Garbo lunching publicly, and Ella Logan linked to Maggie with Mary Martin questions.
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Shades
Mickey Jelke
East Side
Johnny Mize
The
Yankees
Shubert Alley
Greer Garson
New York
Biff Baker
USA
Rome
Metropolitan
Simonette Visconti
Ferdinando Sarmi
Nicol Fontana
Fabiani
Ella Logan
Europe
Maggie
James M. Barrie
Mary Martin
Washington
Korea
Jean King
Stars Speak Of High Prospects For Today
Genevieve Kemble notes a day of excellent achievement with determined effort and above board tactics. The reading warns against treachery schemes and fraud while highlighting creative initiatives and practical channels for brilliant ideas and vigor.
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Hal Boyle
Peter Edson
Erich Brandeis
Johnny
George Dixon
Ike
Adlai
John
Dun & Bradstreet
Leon Raesly
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Raesly
Taft
Joe Miller
William L. Huggins, Jr
Wardman Park
Huggins
Myrtle
White House
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Wavy
Broadway
Greta Garbo
Theodore's
Sphinx
Gabe Dell
Rash
Greenwich Village
Alex Alston
Waldorf
Empire Room
Viennese Lantern
Cary Grant
Betsy Drake
England
Isabel Colonna
Farouk
Gertrude Macy
Walter Starcke
Joan van Druten
Edmond O’brien
Viveca Lindfors
West Coast
Genevieve Kemble
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