Middletown Journal subscription rates and note
Middletown Journal details subscription prices for per copy, weekly, and mailed editions in the trading area and outside. Rates include 5 and 6 day options, with a 30.00 year rate outside the U S A and advance payments required. A biblical quote is included at the end.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
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Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Jeremiah
British Chancellor Gaitskell Hints on Timely Loan Payment
In Washington Mr Gaitskell argues Britain will meet the December 31 due date on the 3.75 billion loan and 65 million lend lease refunding. He discusses waiving some interest and the potential impact on U S dollar imports amid ongoing talks with Secretary Snyder.
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U. S
Treasury
Snyder
Washington
Britain
United States
Mary Snyder
Canada
Oan
Nternational Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Asylum Plea for Chinese Nationalist Agents Sparks Clash
The United States faces a knotty choice over asylum requests from two former Chinese Nationalist officials, Gen. Mow and Col. Weihsian. They seek refuge as political refugees amid accusations of corruption and threats of a rigged trial if returned. The State Department weighs historic asylum norms against a hostile government and potential political risk.
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United States
Washington
Gen
Mow
Col
Wei Hsain
State Department
Worry Clinic: menopausal mother and daughter case discussed
Dr. George W. Crane addresses Maria a high school sophomore whose mother, 48, became anxious and withdrawn as menopause approached. The mother suspects infidelity and controls behavior, while the daughter asks how families can handle aging parents. The column urges courses in parent psychology and offers a bulletin on Premenstrual and Menstrual Disturbances.
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Cincinnati Post
Maria
Chilad
MacArthur urged to drop uniform in political speak
Washington observers urge General MacArthur to stop wearing his five star uniform when giving speeches on politics. Critics say civilian attire would reduce partisan perception while noting Eisenhower and other five star officers face similar scrutiny. The piece discusses potential 1952 candidacy risks for MacArthur and Eisenhower and hints at a broader push for new faces in both parties.
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Washington
MacArthur
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General Eisenhower
Admiral Halsey
Admiral King
General Marshall
General MacArthur
Cleveland
McArthur
Eisenhower
The
United States
Taft
Ohio
Esenhower
Europe
Ei Wer
George Gallup
Truman
Life and free offers in a world of little free
A nostalgia toned column critiques free promotions from blood drives to TV demos. It notes Danbury Connecticut’s blood donor boat ride to Candlewood Isle as an example of marketing glee and questions whether acts like donating blood should be a patriotic privilege without inducements. The piece argues everything comes with a price.
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Candlewood Isle
Danburry
Conn
Red Cross
Danbury
Tass
Standing Committee
Jean Montgomery
Capitol Hill
Kremlin
Pittsburgh
NRA
Blue Eagle Fame
Miss Montgomery
San Francisco
Barbs Pythons Not Dangerous If Under 12 Feet
Museum professor says pythons under twelve feet pose no danger while in jungle areas. A Michigan man received a sixty day jail sentence for peeping. Nighttime movement continues amid dancing at a vacation resort. Burglars from a department store window may have planned a fourth deal in bridge. A driver bumps a truck in a wholesale district accident. Politicians inflate hot air as debates begin. A judge criticizes pedestrians education and safety.
The Voyager Hal Boyle on Faith and Duty in America
Hal Boyle reflects on American strength and weakness, urging readers to recognize greed, obligation, and temptation. He argues security is illusion, duty yields poverty, and freedom requires responsibility, urging perseverance and faith despite hardship.
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New York
America
Trivia Q and A from a historical knowledge column
A collection of Q and A prompts with concise answers on topics from tuberculosis mortality to the Galapagos, U S traffic safety, rural property demand, Tunney Dempsey boxing history, Luddites, Darwin, papal beatification, Martello towers, America the patriotic song, U S elderly population, Puritan land lots, and the original name of Duke University Trinity College.
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Duke University
Trinity College
James B. Duke
Rumors Swirl Over Myers Potential DNC Shift
Washington scene reports chatter that former Senator Francis J. Myers may replace Bill Boyle as Democratic National Committee chairman amid concerns over AFC probe fallout. The piece notes cautious sentiment on Capitol Hill and recounts Tass coverage and radio broadcasts praising Russia by Northwest union official John Blackwell, prompting reader questions about propaganda and loyalties.
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Washington
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Myers
Bill Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Boyle
Northwest Council
John
Blackwell
Russia
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Kremlin
John Coulter
Moscow
Coulter
Tomorrow’s Wisdom Urges Caution Against Treachery
Genevieve Kemble advises vigilance against fraud in all affiliations and contacts. Trust intuition in ambiguous situations but beware sentimentality and schemes. Those with birthdays today may be easy targets for chicanery, so keep transactions open and above board.
Remembering Two Home Tales From Dave Regan
A home sanded room mishap spoils a sweet and sour pork picnic dish placed in the car. Another visitor recalls a PTA night and a boy asking for a television set despite praise for a good home and plenty.
Penny drive urged to free copper for circulation
Mrs. Ross asks 38 788 000 American families to release 10 pennies each to save more than 56 000 tons of copper. The Mint is stamping pennies at high volume and vending operators report penny shortages as copper demand rises with business activity.
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Washington
Ross
Virginia
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