Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal, detailing in-area and outside trading area prices for 5, 6, and 4 day options, with annual rates and U.S. and foreign charges. It ends with a biblical verse Habakkuk 1 1.
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News-Journal
Evening
Middletown Journal
Sunday
Evening Middletown Journal
Middletown Journl
New Journal
U.S.A
Justice at Stake in McAuliffe Chemical Corps Nomination
The Truman pick Maj. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe to head the Army Chemical Corps faces Senate scrutiny amid the Vaughan Waitt affair. Waitt admitted scheming to influence nominations and retired. The President bypasses Waitt’s subordinates, raising questions of justice and process.
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Truman
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Bastogne
Army
Chemical Corps
Senate
Washington
Alden H. Waitt
Harry H. Vaughan
Waitt
Vaughan Waitt
Browder Declares Unemployment After Moscow Breaks Contract
Earl Browder 58, former Kansas born leader of American communism, says he is unemployed after Moscow ends his five year publishing contract. He notes his exile from the party in 1946 and a mysterious trip to Moscow where he was treated as a trusted friend. Browder faces potential damages only via a Russian court.
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Earl Browder
New York
Moscow
Browder
China
Communist Party
U. S
Trotzky
Roosevelt and Truman debt limits contrasted in spending debate
The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s stated $60 billion deficit limit with today’s debt surpassing $255 billion and Truman's defense of further deficits. It argues that opponents face charges of selfishness and fearmongering while warning that reckless spending leads to national ruin.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Lenin
Russia
United States
Worry Clinic Advises On Child Allowances And Work
Dr. George W. Crane argues modern psychology favors earning over easy money for children. He urges parents to assign age appropriate weekly chores paid at fair local wage rates while avoiding overpayment and encouraging cooperation among families.
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Donald P
Ohio's 14 year old singer draws wide praise
Neighbors and locals expect big things from a 14 year old Ohio singer as talk grows about her future in music and potential sign of a larger discovery.
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Ohio
Dollar strength and pound devaluation discussed
Washington columnist argues currency devaluation signals trade rebalancing and global stability. He notes the dollar's relative strength, the risk of future decline if US debt remains high, and praises bold governments for facing currency realities despite domestic cost of living impacts.
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United States
Britain
Merle Oberon coping with loss after Cannes crash
The article recalls Merle Oberon's grief after Italian Count Giorgio Cini died while taking off at Cannes. It urges finding purpose in life, cherishing memories, and helping others, citing faith courage hope and strength as road maps to cope.
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Merle Oberon
Giorgio Cini
Cannes
Sam from Osaka Sees Limited Role for Falsies in Japan
Hal Boyle profiles Isamu Sadeki, 47, Osaka railway chief and hotel owner, visiting the United States to lure tourism. He notes American nylon stockings flatter legs more than silk, praises American women as stylish, and suggests Japan could adopt vending machines and a firmer social respect for women while preserving traditional fidelity. He envisions Tokyo hosting a possible baseball team and hostesses selling tea on trains.
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New York
Sam
Osaka
Japan
Isamu Sadeki
Kinki Nippon Railway
Orient
Saheki
America
George Alexander
Tokyo
Northwest Airlines
Japanese Silk Association
United States
Lingrel Delivers Address at First High School Chapel Program
Twenty years ago Coach Elmo Lingrel presented an address titled Introducing the Athletic Association at the inaugural High School Chapel program. A final naturalization hearing before Judge E J Kautz admitted 26 persons to citizenship with 12 born in Germany and the others from Czechoslovakia Italy Greece Scotland and England.
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Elmo Lingrel
Athletic Association
E. J. Kautz
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Reece
Scotland
England
Drivers Hit Poles Highlight Moving Target Dangers
A terse local note points to reckless driving as multiple wrecks occur when drivers fail to adjust to shifting targets on the road. Police urge caution and adherence to speed limits amid ongoing incidents and investigations.
Congress in recess sparks voters’ quiet reflection
Harry Boyd argues Congress should rest from constant posturing and loud investigations. He suggests lawmakers are overworked and underpaid, with constituents preferring thoughtful reflection over busy showmanship. The piece critiques the public’s demand for constant activity and links it to accountability at elections.
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Washington
Rockne Born in Norway, Came to U S as Child
Knute Rockne was born in Norway in 1888. He immigrated to the United States with his parents at age five and grew up near Chicago. The questions cover his birth, immigration, and upbringing.
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A—Knute Rockne
Norway
United States
Chicago
World economic devaluation and political notes
The column surveys devaluation as a new economic experiment seen in Britain and Europe, questions on U S responses under Truman, Taft’s renewed campaign, and a skeptical take on labor disputes, steel issues, and global ignorance amid Cold War tensions.
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Europe
Canada
Britain
Middletown Chief Carmody Recovers After Heart Condition
Police Chief Tom Carmody of Middletown fell ill during the International Police Chiefs Conference in Dallas and rode home 1000 miles in evident distress. Doctors ordered rest, but he plans to resume public service after treatment, as residents praise his duty and seek updates on his condition.
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Middletown
Tom Carmody
Tom
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Carmody
Cleveland
Stars Forecast Hopeful Outlook For Persistent Efforts
Genevieve Kemble notes a blocked or difficult state of affairs may yield to well studied and persistent effort. Cooperation, friendly aid, and domestic or social harmony appear possible with home life and family accord improving. birthdays may bring calls to action.
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