Middletown Journal subscription rates listed
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription prices for different delivery options including per copy 30 cents, weekly and yearly rates for carrier and mail subscriptions, and regional variations. It provides pricing for in town, trading area, outside trading area, and outside U. S. A. memberships.
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Evening
Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Evening Middletown Journal
al Mai
Labor And Politics In The 1952 Presidential Campaign
As the 1952 campaign heats up, organized labor may play a larger role than in prior contests. The AFL invites both nominees to its New York convention and may endorse one candidate, while the CIO backs Stevenson. Taft-Hartley is the central issue, with labor leaders largely opposing it though some rank-and-file members are less certain. Labor’s turnout and registration drives aim to boost influence, but leaders admit they cannot control the vote.
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American Federation of Labor
New York
A.F.L
Taft- Hartley
Stevenson
Taft
Ohio
Organized Labor
Labor
AFL
C.so
Af.l
CLO
C.lo
League For
Congress
Acute Need For More Schools Warns Of Shortages
The U S Office of Education warns the nation faces a deficit of about 50 000 teachers and 50 000 classrooms for elementary grades as war babies swell enrollments. Politicians push defense ahead but neglect long term schooling, risking lasting harm to youths’ formative years and future readiness.
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U. S. Office of Education
A. S
Major of St Lo Honored in Abbeville Marker Dedication
Hal Boyle honors Maj Thomas D Howie of Abbeville DC the “Major of St Lo” whose sacrifice in Normandy inspired troops and prompted a granite marker dedication. Boyle recounts the 1944 death, the transport with the unit into St Lo and the postwar tribute by French townspeople and veterans.
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St. Lo
Normandy
Europe
Korea
Howie
Hie
Tom
Maj
St. Louise
Abbeville
Impartiality of Press Questioned in Stevenson Debate
David Lawrence argues that press editors have not been against Democrats as a party but opposed to candidates who veer from Jeffersonian principles. He asserts editorial tone favors Republicans on many issues, praises Eisenhower’s popularity, and critiques New Deal and Fair Deal policies as leftward and confiscationist.
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Washington
Stevenson
Illinois
Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Nation
America
Remembering Maj Thomas D M Howe’s Heroic Bond
The record praises Maj. Thomas D. M. Howe for heroism, selfless courage, and fidelity to his men, noting they repaid him in the best way possible. Those who knew Tom require no marker, monument, or memorial to remember him.
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Thomas D. M. Howe
Tom
Must Read Letter Shows McCarthy Benton Clash
Washington dispatch notes Robert Fleming of the Milwaukee Journal sent to C Stanley Allen. The letter hints at alleged chicanery around the McCarthy ouster probe and mentions Welker Monroney Hennings Gillette. Also cited are reactions from Mrs Eisenhower and Rep Ford amid election chatter.
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Washington
Welker
Idaho
Monroney
Oklahoma
Hennings
Missouri
Gillette
Iowa
McCarthy
Senate
Hennings and Monroney
Milwaukee
I Am Not Qualified To Judge Mormon Faith Here
In Salt Lake City recollections I discuss Mormonism and the faiths of Latter Day Saints. I argue that all religion holds value through faith and warn against judging others. I admire behavior guidance on avoiding harm from smoking and drinking and endorse the Articles of Faith about virtue and benevolence.
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Salt Lake City
Mormon Temple
Church of Latter-Day Saints
Mental illness treated as a true illness for all
This column argues mental disease should be treated like physical illness. Stigma is shrinking as awareness grows and early treatment yields best outcomes. Families can help by embracing institutional care when needed, and public education continues toward broader understanding.
Clear Official Explanation Of American Policy Sought
A public demand for a brief, plain statement of U S foreign policy from President Truman or Secretary of State Acheson. The piece outlines policy aims from Greece and Turkey to the Marshall Plan, NATO, and Korea, noting Eisenhower and Dulles press for clearer, stronger steps including peaceful revolutions in satellite states.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Korea
Gen. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
American Legion
Lunar configurations spark intriguing and strange forecasts
Genevieve Kemble notes the lunar trends bring intriguing and challenging factors based on hidden elements and schemes. Reactions to intangibles may trigger unusual emotions, while inner leads remain reliable though some urges may act without official sanction. A birthday in this period suggests rare talents and a unique chosen path.
Barbbs Thwarted by Inertia Noted in Commentary
A commentator argues that modest achievements arise from lack of temptation rather than merit, and notes that evasive maneuvers only mislead a politician farther from their intended path.
Midget pony wins first prize at Montgomery County Fair
Twenty years back on September 10 1932 Bud Stevens pony Midget earned top prize at the Montgomery County Fair. In three races the pony took first once and second and third in others. Also noted were students heading to Denison and several girls leaving for Miami Wooster Oberlin. A theft report listed eight chickens valued at four dollars stolen from Mrs Barton’s rear cape. Vocalist Mark Kerschbaum invited to Covington Kentucky church services. Mrs W H Johnson to speak at Butler County WCTU meeting in College Corner.
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Bud Stevens
R. D. Stevens
Montgomery County Fair
W. L. Barton
Mark Kerschbaum
Methodist Church
Covington
Kerschbaum
Karl Wenzel
W. H. Johnson
Butler County
W.C.T.U
College Corner
United Presbyterian Church
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Syyor
David Lawrence
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Oregon
George Dixon
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
J. D. Ferguson
Fleming
Benton
State Department
James A. Farley
Washington Hotel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army Commissaries
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Blair Moody
Ford
Moody
Rowe Hotel
Grand Rapids
Mr. Ford
Aid
Brandeis
Joseph Smith
Paul
Dave Regan
James Marlow
Genevieve Kemble
Ax Russello
Wayne Glass
Glenn Ellison
Jeff Borders
Denison
Missesargaret Kimball
Martha Jacoby
Catherine Storer
Miami
Wadena Miller
Wooster
Jean Stratton
Inez Perry
Oberlin
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