Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
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Defense budget fears and Soviet strategy debated
Western defense chiefs worry over a $15 billion 1950 budget and how to allocate funds amid uncertain futures. The piece questions whether Russia aims to incite economic war and urges calm, firm countermeasures in Paris and Washington to curb provocation while avoiding a costly, wide war.
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Mercer Student Sells Live Grasshopper For Two Dollars
A Mercer University coed in Macon Georgia sells a live grasshopper for two dollars. The note recalls Harvard students swallowing live goldfish as a past fad.
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Nervous breakdown tied to childhood guilt study
Nora F 24, a doctor's assistant, seeks help from Dr. George W. Crane as she recounts a lifelong fear of being alone and dying after a two month sanitarium stay. Crane links the case to moral conflict and advises on science based treatment while urging sex education resources.
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Newly Elected Officers Named for American Legion
Twenty years ago the American Legion announced its new leadership with Harry K. Moore as commander Elmer D. Arnold as vice commander E A Lampe as adjutant Harry Newlin as finance officer Dr R O Mc Clure as chaplain John Quigly as sergeant at arms and Henderson Estes John Crist Martin V Coffey and L T Kemp named to the executive committee.
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Middletown High School Elects Senior Class President
Paul Pardonner has been elected president of the Middletown High School senior class, signaling leadership for the student body and upcoming activities for the year.
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Middletown High School
Dewey Defends Constitution as Shield of Minorities
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey states that upholding constitutional principles safeguards freedoms and protects minority rights as the foundation of the republic. He emphasizes the document’s enduring role in preserving liberty for all citizens.
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Barkley on Marshall Plan Unity and Global Blocs
Senator Alben Barkley argues that if European nations had fully accepted the Marshall Plan there would be no world blocs today. He reflects on the plan’s wider impact and the geopolitical stakes involved.
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The Myth of Bi partisan Foreign Policy in U S
David Lawrence argues there is no true bi partisan foreign policy in the United States. He criticizes attempts at coordinated bipartisan control, cites president Truman and Secretary Marshall, and suggests no sustained check on executive decisions until elections. The piece contends a coalition government would demand day by day parity between parties.
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Stars Say For Wednesday October 20 Readiness For Change
Genevieve Kemble notes that on October 20 readiness to act quickly amid sudden or long range changes improves outcomes. New openings and contracts can gain lasting value if handled with sagacity and dispatch. Details matter but quick wit and intuition expand prospects. lingering doubts may hinder progress. If It Is Your Birthday, opportunities may knock with pressure and an offer.
One Word Led To Another in Autumn Political Ponderings
Arthur Baer muses on 1920s politics and a looming election as he predicts outcomes for Truman Dewey and Wallace. He surveys debt, New Deal legacies, and the drift of party fortunes, noting the public mood and the vote looming in two weeks.
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Voyager Hal Boyle Sees Rapid Cape Cod Growth and Old Indian Names
Hal Boyle recounts a solo trip revealing Cape Cod’s rapid modernization with four lane roads and traffic cops, while noting enduring Indian place names in Massachusetts. He profiles travel agent Chin Hoy from Lima, praising his global view yet noting concerns about commercialization and Chinese customs.
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Dewey Likely to Win as Truman Faces Nixonized Crisis
George E. Sokolsky argues Thomas E. Dewey will win the presidency, citing the Vinson affair as proof of President Truman’s instability. He warns of a divided Congress and the danger to national governance, noting Republicans seek Senate gains and potential coalitions to pass an agenda.
Looking at Life After Cranberry Festival Trip Around Cape Cod
Erich Brandeis describes a post festival drive with his wife around Cape Cod visiting Provincetown. He reflects on prior war era trips, desire for a vacation from domestic routines, and his wife’s connection of cranberries to Turkey and cooking, shaping her travel interest.
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Trip Without Wife Cited Why She Missed Visit
Speaker explains wife did not accompany on trip due to three reasons including a severe cold from a New York hair visit and discomfort over a high beauty parlor bill. The narrative notes she felt overheated and then became unwell during the outing.
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Child Born On This Day Embraces Quick Wits And Adaptability
The passage speaks of long term security and fresh approaches, urging prompt action and readiness for future opportunities. It highlights versatility and keen intuition as assets for lucrative ties in new environments, noting a child born today will have quick wits and strong adaptability.
Notorious Pen Tales About School Night Duties
A playful clipping notes a mother eagerly awaiting her child’s return from school. She plans supper, bedtime, and a restart of the routine each day, highlighting the daily grind of family life and parental responsibilities.
Football season brims with moral victories
Coaches praise hard fought results as teams claim intangible gains from near misses. Analysts note resilience and effort despite lack of clear wins, while fans debate value of perseverance over standings.
Suit Shortage Forces Men to Keep Fading Wardrobe
The article notes many men cling to old suits as they struggle to find fitting replacements. It highlights persistent clothing shortages and lingering price constraints affecting availability.
New York State Legislature Debates Constitutional Amendment
Reader comments on Native American place names precede a note on proposed amendments. One item would define net revenue by deducting operating costs from prior year gross revenues or by averaging costs over up to five preceding years of a public improvement or service.
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Brooklyn College survey ranks teachers on 19 subjects
A year-long Brooklyn College survey shows students graded teachers on 19 topics. teachers scored high for proficiency but low for fairness of examinations.
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Middletown urged to update building code for low cost housing
Dave Regan argues Middletown must revise its building code to allow metal chimneys on mass produced homes costing under 9 000 dollars. He cites fire underwriter and insurer approval, urges action to permit new materials and a 50 year zoning master plan inspired by an Ohio city effort.
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Questions And Answers In A Historic Q And A Row
The excerpt presents quiz style questions about Robinson Crusoe being fiction with links to Alexander Selkirk and asks about Buenos Aires as the southernmost big city and origins of the term longshoreman.
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