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The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery options including per copy, carrier weekly, and mail plans. Rates show 5 or 6 day evening editions with Sunday News Journal, ranging from 7 to 25 dollars yearly outside local areas, with U.S. outside options at 25 dollars. The notice includes a biblical verse Romans 2:11.
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Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Tradin
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Tito Loan Aftermath and Yugoslavia’s Balancing Act
The United States grants a $20,000,000 loan to Yugoslavia to aid wartime mining recovery and permit purchase of bauxite mercury copper lead and zinc. The move aims to bolster Tito against Soviet pressure while raising questions about how far Washington should go in aligning with a totalitarian regime and potentially broader strategic consequences.
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America
Yugoslavia
Marshalito
Russia
Tito
Y Via
United States
T Vo
$6300 Prefab House Offers Breakthrough in Postwar Housing
A U S Steel subsidiary plans a $6300 prefabricated house, signaling progress toward affordable postwar homes for about 1.5 million unhoused families. Builders cutting labor costs and favorable codes could push price toward $5000, though many obstacles remain. The plan suggests dreams and practical housing may merge soon.
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U. S. Steel
Bernice L and the power of music in society
Dr. George W Crane discusses Bernice L a 19 year old Sunday school pianist who fears public speaking yet desires to contribute meaningfully. The piece extols music as a universal language shaping emotions and memories, conditioning responses, and guiding moral ideals across life. It urges adults to expose children to uplifting tunes to foster noble aims.
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Bernice
America
Jesus
Crane
Navy morale shaken as aviation funding disputes surge
Washington reports a growing Navy morale crisis linked to anger over Defense Johnson’s handling of naval aviation. Capt. Crommelin and Adm. Halsey condemn perceived bias toward air power, with House Armed Services probes seen as a witch hunt. Debates over the B-36 and Cedric Worth memo fuel distrust, while calls for unified armed services persist amid ongoing testimonies and secrecy.
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Washington
United States Navy
Navy
Johnson
John L. Sullivan
United States
America
John Crommelin
Admiral Halsey
Defense
Air Force
Naval Aviation
House Armed Services Committee
House Committee
Admiral Radford
Pacific Fleet
Admiral Blandy
Atlantic Fleet
Crommelin
Naval Board
Cedric Worth
Worth
Congress
The UN Headquarters Symbol and Our Hopes for Home
Looking at life from midtown windows, the United Nations permanent headquarters rises thirty nine stories, a symbol of progress like thousands of new homes across the nation. The piece stresses spirit over brick and mortar, urging love and mutual respect as the path to peaceful happiness, linking civic building to personal home.
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New York
United Nations Permanent Headquarters
Secre- Lave
The Three Hour Manhattan Lunch Ends New York Myth
In a sharp social critique, the piece argues that the three hour Manhattan luncheon threatens New York City by eroding business focus and daily discipline. It traces the ritual from noon to late afternoon, shows executives overindulging in martinis, oysters, and pastries, and notes how the indulgent routine wrecks productivity and life beyond the desk.
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New York
New York City
the- Hudson
Sodom
Gomorrah
Ninevah
Tyre
Washington, D. C
Long Island
Shangri-York
Manhattan
Hollywood
Stars Favor Ambitions This Friday Sees Swift Progress
Genevieve Kemble notes Friday September 16 as highly auspicious for advancing plans and ambitions with determination. A generous sweep may accompany momentum and a potential need to cover costs when requesting one of his psychological charts.
Government by laws not men in America today
The piece argues that stamping out five percentism in Washington is futile and politics will always involve self interest. It urges viewing government as a vehicle for the people's will, hiring officials for required skill, and prefers a government of laws over government of men, warning voters to scrutinize qualifications.
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Hedges
Washington
White House
Pithecanthropus
Hitler
Suilic
Lodge Brothers
Challenge of staffing high roles at modest pay in US history
George E. Sokolsky argues presidents faced with finding competent leaders for top posts must often accept weaker candidates when private wealth keeps steady pay out of reach. He cites Baruch and Knudson figures, notes high living costs in New York, pensions and life insurance, and the Washington burden. He warns of scarce skilled labor in defense and the risk of compromising quality. He also references Carl Igenfritz and U S Steel, plus the need for sacrifice from industry and government alike. Tam reports Plain Talk will continue due to rising subscriptions.
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Woodrow Wilson
War Industries
Bernard Baruch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
United States
William Knudson
Charles E. Wilson
New York
Louis Johnson
Defense
Carl Tigenfritz
United States Steel Corporation
Army-Navy Munitions Board
Iigenfritz
U. S. Steel
Ilgenfritz
Washington
Wayne Morse
James Marlowe on Ching’s Steel Board Mediation
Washington reports Cyrus S. Ching head of the mediation service played a pivotal role in urging steel industry leaders to back the fact finding board named by President Truman. Phil Murray accepted the board’s findings delaying a steel strike, while Ching hoped industry follow through.
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Washington
Phillip Murray
Cyrus S. Ching
Ching
Truman
Murray
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
New York
U. S. Rubber Company
Goodrich
Bell Aircraft Company
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J. P. Morgan
Genevieve Kemble
Harry Boyd
George E. Sokolsky
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Harold W. Ward
James Marlow
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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