Middletown Journal Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal is published daily except Sundays from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with prices for within and outside trading areas and international. The text ends with a biblical verse quote.
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Food Gamble Warns Of Unrestricted Planting Policy
Washington observers expect leaders to push farmers to plant aggressively as in wartime to meet rising demand. Southwest wheat growers respond with high seedbed conditions. Government buys potatoes and eggs at record rates, risking taxpayer burden if surpluses appear.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Korea
Rice and Gas Burners Fuel Korean War Record
An air marshal reports that air action credited more than 1000 tank kills in Korea, mainly by U S Navy and Air Force planes with token British and Australian help. South Korean divisions also show remarkable endurance, trotting long distances with rice and tenacity, driving changes in Western Pacific military planning.
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Pacific
New Nationwide Spotter Drill Maps War Watch Across Nation
A massive November 4 and 5 drill will link thousands of homefront observers from coast to coast under Air Defense Forces. Reporters will relay plane sightings by telephone to regional filters, echoing wartime warning nets and expanding beyond coast guard danger zones.
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Nebraska
California
Maine
Kansas
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Force
When Philip and George Take a War Metaphor Hike
Dr. George W. Crane cites a childhood hike and feeding a wounded wild duck to illustrate how familiarity personalizes others. He argues wartime propaganda dehumanizes enemies to justify violence, urging restraint and thoughtful view of opposing forces.
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Philip
George
Coal Creek
Politicians and prep for long military buildup in Wartime era
In Washington the pace shifts as Korea nears end but war readiness grows. The Pentagon buzzes with orders to expand Army Navy and Air Force while taxation and credit curbs loom. Advisors Symington and Steelman warn of a long program, higher taxes, and tightened controls extending for years.
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Truman
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
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Washington Scene: Potatoes and Alcohol and Wake Island
Hal Boyle discusses a bizarre government plan to buy vast potato crops, dump most of them, and shift alcohol production to France. He mocks agriculture policy, notes potential cross border alcohol flows, and recalls Wake Island journalism by Truman and MacArthur as travel-worn reporters seek lasting originals.
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Voyager by Don Whitehead on Pyongyang drive in Korea
AP report describes the U S First Cavalry Division breakthrough to Pyongyang through Hukkyo and Kumchon with tanks advancing at high speed. Col Marcel Crombez commands Fifth Regiment. Brig Gen Frank Allen praises the rapid pursuit and surrender of bypassed Reds. Major Tracy brothers and Maj Gen Frank Lowe appear as witnesses to the advance.
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Hal Boyle
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Korea
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North Korea
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Palermo
Sicily
Europe
Marcel Crombez
Portland
Ore
Orth
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Edgar J. Tracy
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Tracy
Kumchon
Frank E. Lowe
Truman
Lowe
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Broadway Gossip And Legal Battles At The City and District
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on high profile lawsuits and rumored fronts from Hollywood and Washington. Names include Margaret Truman, Celanese Corp, Ingrid Bergman, Ellen Neuwald, Della Russell, Eddie Cantor, Damon Runyon, and Perle Mesta amid Broadway romances and show business maneuvering.
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Blevins Davis
White House
Margaret Truman
Celanese Corporation
CBS
Edward Johnson
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Chicago Opera Company
U. S
Ingrid Bergman
Ellen Neuwald
Bobby-soxers
Della Russell
Capitol
Lana Turner
Eddie Cantor
Damon Runyon
Broadway
Organ Annie
48Th St
Dumb Dan
51St
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Supreme Court
Truman
Lady Mendy
Hilda West
Vienna
Linda Welitch
Hinduism as daily guide contrasts with Christian view
A clergyman laments rising crime amid wartime prosperity, while a journalist explores Hindu teachings from the Bhagavad Gita. The text contrasts Hinduism’s focus on present life with Christian emphasis on rewards and duties, citing moderation and duty as true piety.
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India
Vishnu
Arjuna
Birthday Guide Emphasizes Calm Action and Temper Control
Genevieve Kemble urges steady, tactical behavior over impulse when facing difficulties. The birthday guidance advises composure, tact, and workable techniques to navigate crises, with a child born this day potentially balanced between calm judgment and impulsive ardor influenced by training.
Psychology and Propaganda in War Theatrics
The piece argues propaganda is a simple scientific method that proves psychology’s power in war. It urges clergy support for troops and frames war as a crusade to claim holy land, while advocating high school psychology education to expose propagandist tricks.
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Holy Land
Minister Seeks Ways to Aid Flock After UN Session
A clergyman shares his experience at United Nations General Assembly sessions studying diverse nations. He expresses high regard for India's delegate Sir Benegal Rau, noting his goodwill and peaceful demeanor.
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India
Sir Benegal Rau
Hindu Delegate Inspires Peace Talk At Church Forum
A preacher recalls Indian Hindu delegate who embodies peace, contrasting Western delegates driven by rhetoric. He notes Hinduism’s daily lived faith versus others’ Sunday obligation and urges churchmen to draw lessons for action now. The speaker asks readers to decide the answer themselves.
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India
Jane Ends Washington Letter
Helen Bullock, long time archivist at Williamsburg and Jefferson papers curator, leaves the Library of Congress to become chief of the historical branch of the National Council for Historic Sites and Buildings. The private philanthropic project, led by David Finley and Gen. U S Grant III, aims to preserve significant American sites and arouse public support for endangered historic places.
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