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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1949
Page
4
Subscription terms list carrier and mail rates for Middletown Journal and Sun News Journal, with prices for various regions and payment in advance. The page also includes a biblical verse from Revelation 18 14.
A Senate Agriculture subcommittee led by Senator Gillette of Iowa will study cases of price spreads between farmers and consumers amid wheat and bread price gaps. The panel will determine standards for reasonableness and weigh government roles while noting past efforts to narrow the gap and the steel industry fact finding board insights on bargaining and public interest.
Washington notes that U S mediation shows why outside bodies are needed in steel unions relations. The piece argues fact finding feeds basic principles but cannot dictate contract language or long term costs. It discusses pensions social insurance and the need for shared funding and actuarial study.
Dr. George W Crane discusses how speeding and anonymity in cars trigger cruelty and loss of personal restraint. He compares mob psychology to drivers who feel powerful in a vehicle and urges publicizing etiquette violations to curb careless behavior.
The article argues motoring dehumanizes people and urges drivers to become self-conscious with the steering wheel. It calls Case Records readers to focus on motoring manners to restore human awareness and responsibility behind the wheel.
A speaker argues a simple solution to labor troubles using two Aesop fables. The Belly and Members show all must work together to keep the body whole, while the fox and grapes warn against despising what one cannot obtain. The moral emphasizes cooperation over contempt.
Radio host Hal Boyle discusses the origins of the giveaway program and critic Ralph Edwards who denies sole credit. Edwards recalls his 1940 stunt and explains how the concept evolved into charitable yet costly nationwide prizes. He notes This Is Your Life requires a 20-strong staff and an $11,000 weekly budget.
The piece laments a drop in horse numbers in Wyoming and the West as modern tastes and efficiency squeeze out old rodeo culture. It urges preserving cowponies for nostalgia and for visiting cowhands, warning that pursuit of progress may erase the region’s romantic riding heritage.
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a period of sudden change and new propositions on Wednesday. Ready preparation could yield exceptional gains and unique contacts, with dramatic but rewarding moves, romantic adventures, and quick, practical action for those celebrating birthdays or pursuing creative, influential collaborations.
Twenty years ago residents marked Constitution Day with the proper display of the American flag. Middleton merchants learned shopper opinions from a consumer survey conducted in the town.
The writer explores Neiman Marcus in Dallas praising its vast diamond collection and service. He notes prices like a $42 000 ring and a $45 000 necklace while highlighting the store’s expansive home accessories floors and distinctive shopper culture.
The piece cites George E Sokolsky and George S Montgomery Jr criticizing modern college discussions of capitalism and liberalism. It highlights Adam Smith as foundational, contrasts with Lerner’s introduction equating Smith to Marx, and warns that such views erode American economic thought through generations. Huey Long is invoked regarding fascism.
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