Middletown Journal subscription rates and notice
The Middletown Journal outlines its pricing: per copy 5 cents, city area 30 cents weekly with Sunday edition 40 cents, outside city area 25 cents weekly with Sunday edition 35 cents. Mail rates shown for local trading area nine dollars per year and fifteen dollars outside. international six day outside trading area thirty five dollars. A biblical verse from Judges 21 6 is included.
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Adenauer Wins Bigger Than Expected in West German Vote
Adenauer and the Christian Democrats capture 45 percent of the vote, yielding an effective majority in the Bundestag and signaling strong pro American, pro Western policies. The Free Democrats and German Party, while declining, keep 63 seats in coalition support. The elections cripple extremist parties and push Germany toward a two party pattern, with broad implications for Europe.
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Vinson Remembered as Key Public Servant and Justice
Chief Justice Fred Vinson died at 63 leaving a legacy as a Kentucky congressman who pushed tax legislation, wartime economic policy adviser to Roosevelt, treasury secretary under Truman, and a restoring influence on the Supreme Court after his 1946 appointment.
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Authentic Hero Maj Gen William F Dean Faces Korean War Valor
The account honors Maj Gen William F Dean former commander of the U S 24th Division as an authentic American hero. It notes his July 21 1950 grenade assault on a North Korean tank and his daring 33 day escape from encirclement after Taejon was overrun. He endured wounds hunger and capture attempts before returning to freedom.
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YMCA Expands Programs for Middletown Women
Directors of the Middletown YMCA approve plans to widen athletic and recreation activities for young women. Middletown police receive orders for immediate enforcement of state license plate regulations as cars with concealed plates spark concern. Police Chief Roy Scofield seeks cooperation in a state-wide crackdown led by J. P. Brennan, motor vehicles commissioner.
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Barbs and Buds in June Dining and Ads Spark Debate
In a scattered column, the piece notes harsh barbs in many restaurants, jokes about June as a month for budding loves, questions whether such affairs should upset norms, and recalls an ad headline reading Big Shoe Sale prompting critique of women shoppers.
Wars Are Expensive and Changing Memorials
Hal Boyle argues modern wars cost nations long after fighting ends. Memorials shift from grand statues to projects improving towns and lives, like fields, libraries, or welfare centers. He cites Salerno and Korea as examples and urges lasting peace as the noblest memorial.
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Peace Conference in Korea Faces Representation Tug of War
The Korean peace talks stall over Article 60 and who may attend the conference. The United Nations restricts to nations that sent troops, excluding India and Russia, while China and North Korea push for a broader “round table” format with neutrals like Russia, India, Burma, Indonesia, and Pakistan.
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It Isn’t Cost That Matters Here in America
A satirical piece notes that Americans crave expensive experiences and will pay top dollar for desired goods. The writer cites London space travel warnings, a costly New England resort, and a San Luis Obispo hotel story to illustrate the premium on perceived value and the American impulse to splurge despite high prices.
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The Warren Stephenson Badge Scam Debunked in Washington
A national uproar over a dapper con man Warren L. Stephenson who claimed a secret White House badge granting access to President Eisenhower was debunked. The White House and Secret Service denied any such credentials, while Stephenson faced credibility questions amid an ongoing probe of influence peddling and a Navy contract bid.
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John Adams
Family antics and mini workouts spark light humor
A lighthearted vignette describes warm weather activities at Armco Park and a playful exchange about family fitness. A diplomatic hopeful and a daughter’s kitchen mishap add to the collage, highlighting casual everyday moments and humor.
Hollywood Buzz and Society Gossips From Coast to Coast
Dororthy Kilgallen notes chatter on Frank Sinatra Ava Gardner Joan Crawford Duke Ellington and Stan Kenton legal and romance rumors. Jay Saylor redecorates Brian Aherne home while Teresa Wright sports a rhinestone monocle and Cuba's uprisings flash through showbiz circles.
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Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1953 Finances
Establish goals and try new achievement methods. Travel and family matters are favored, with a possible trip next month and a minor legal matter likely to resolve satisfactorily. Conservative finances advised. romance unlikely to be significant, though social life should be lively. A child born today may be gifted and inventive.
Questions and Answers from the Historic Quiz
A sequence of brief Q and A items covers etymology of Saxifrage the silver vault at West Point the first cafeterias in 1855 Paris Eiffel Tower earnings immigration peak 1905 to 1914 Karl Marx life and court martial Rowan trees White House first occupant Mount Godwin Austen mail chute invention Handbook for Boys sales rank.
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