Middletown Journal rates and subscription details
The Middletown Journal announces subscription costs for both mail and carrier delivery, including regional rates for the trading area and outside areas. It lists per copy prices, weekly carrier rates, and annual mail options with prepayment requirements. The page also features a biblical quotation from I Peter 2 21.
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Middletown Journal
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Sunday News Journal
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Iran Crisis Shows Extremists Hold Power Over Mossadegh
A commentator argues Iran’s extremist faction dominates the Mossadegh government, forcing futile talks with Britain. They control decisions, endangering Abadan refinery and oil flow, risking Communist agitation and broader Middle East disaster if extremists persevere.
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Richard Stokes
London
Stokes
Iran
Mossadegh
Britain
Moscow
Abadan
Communist Tudeh Party
Russia
Middle East
Dangers of Extremists and Baltic Refugees Plight
A Senate quorums delay and a clumsy voting ritual draw the line on efficiency while 200 Baltic refugees in the U S face possible deportation after temporary entry permits. The Senate Judiciary Committee has postponed relief measures, risking uprooting refugees who have built lives here.
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United States
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
America
Worry Clinic case on a clergyman facing debt and ministry doubt
Dr George W Crane analyzes Joel T a 47 year old clergyman with over two decades in the ministry who is burdened by debt from frequent moves and a cooling parish, and asks if he should leave the ministry. The exchange suggests focusing sermons on practical texts and including humor and parishioner stories to engage crowds.
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Joel T
Joel
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Navy
Joint Chiefs
Omar Bradley
General Bradley
White House
Washington Happenings on Cease Fire and San Francisco Talks
The article argues that cease-fire talks in Korea are likely a prolonged struggle driven by Communist strategy and Western misperceptions. It notes expectations tied to the San Francisco conference, UK and India positions on Red China, and U S air force strikes near the Soviet border signaling potential escalation.
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San Francisco
Korea
United States
United Nations
MacArthur
India
Red China
Moscow
Rashin
U. S
Siberia
China
Sermon Formulas and Crowds in Dr Har tin’s Pulpit
Anecdotal preaching by Dr Paul R Har tin of St Petersburg Florida draws crowds too large for one service causing relays. The preacher mixes humor challenge and emotion to move listeners while cautions clergy against demagoguery. The passage argues Christ used salesmanship and wit to reach crowds and spread his message effectively.
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America
Paul R. Hartin
St. Petersburg
Florida
Christ
Thunderstorm Day Count by State Question and Answer
A reader asks which state records the most thunderstorm days Florida is the answer. The other asks what The Congressional Record is and learns it is the day by day record of congressional proceedings including speeches by senators and representatives.
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Florida
Congress of the
United States
Russia in Bloom or Bombs of Roses?
A columnist recalls a Moscow factory satire where Director Suslov hires workers to beautify grounds to impress a minister, while danger rumors and Cold War bravado loom. The piece questions fear of the Soviet Union, cites Eisenhower’s warning, and ends with a mirrored image of Russia’s image versus reality.
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Moscow
Victor Suslov
Minsk
Suslovy
Proephan
War as a Necessary Evil and the Quest for Peace
Hal Boyle argues that war harms human happiness and that world unity should come through hope and rational leadership. He reviews Rome Napoleon Hitler Alexander the Great and the British path to influence, warning that a future World War would stem from internal neurotics and a ruling clique. He favors peaceful progress over brinkmanship and urges restraint.
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Rome
Carthage
Napoleon
Hitler
Alexander the Great
America
Russia
Broadway gossip and romance in a fast paced column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Nancy Kelly arriving for a new play, Bill Robson at Ocean Beach with her, Mickey Rooney and Martha Vickers dating, and Herkie Styles’s troubled romance. Dozens of showbiz notes follow from the DoD draft delay to MCA booking Paul Hartman and Nancy Walker, Billy Eckstine's mood, and Jerry Lewis’s health scare.
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FIRE
Nancy Kelly
Ocean Beach
CBS
Bill Robson
Swain
Mickey Rooney
Martha Vickers
Herkie
Mary
Benny Goodman
Department of Defense Biggies
Vic Damone
Joan Benny
MCA
Paul Hartman
Nancy Walker
Mt. Kisco
Nancy
Hartman
Scott McKay
Book
Joan Morgan
Jerry Lewis
Broadway
Badge of Courage
Padora
Holl
I Garland
Sid Luft
Tarr Town
N.Y
New Jersey
Military reorganization shifts Ranger idea to infantry morale
Peter Edson reports on the Pentagon debate over Rangers and Marines amid Korea era force reshaping. Ranger Training Command to cease, staff kept as Operation High Standard to raise infantry standards, a plan seen as appeasing Marine expansion while Navy concerns grow. Details note transfers to 187th Airborne, Fort Benning training emphasis, and congressional reaction to Marine size goals.
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Army Rangers
Army
Fort Benning
Pacific
187Th Airborne Regiment
Ranger Training Command
U. S
Marine Corps
Department of Defense
Congress
America
Navy
Ranger
The Stars Say For Tomorrow by Genevieve Kemble
The augury opens with delay and doubt but may shift to notable achievement and pleasant endings. It spans business social domestic and romantic life urging creative effort and planning for future objectives. Birthdays may begin gloomy then ripen into constructive plans and potential rewards.
Washington letter notes rise of women in foreign service
Margaret Kernolde reports State Department officials say more American women join foreign affairs with 30 percent of the 8,910 in service being female. Frances Elizabeth Willis, a former teacher, becomes the top foreign service officer in Helsinki earning over 12 000 a year. Other women hold clerk, stenographer, interviewer, and librarian posts across 72 countries, with wives working hard alongside husbands in the foreign service.
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Margaret Kernolde
Jane Eads
Washington
State Department
Carlisle H. Humelsine
State Administration
Frances Elizabeth Willis
Metropolis
Goucher College
Vassar
Foreign Service
Helsinki
Finland
Valparaiso
Santiago
Stockho
Margal Carnes
Mexico
Ci Bertha Carp
Istanbul
Doris H. Corrig
Montreal
Agen Schneider
Paris
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