Middletown Journal subscription rates and note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for different regions and frequencies. It also quotes a Bible verse Amos 9 6. The notice is a formal pricing and publication detail segment from the newspaper.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening
Sunday News Journal
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Ournal
USA
Let Taft be Heard Amid Election Attacks
The piece condemns attacks by John L. Lewis and W Averell Harriman on Senator Taft as undemocratic and unworthy of fair play. It argues candidates deserve listening opportunities and cautions against threats or insinuations that sway voters by linking Taft to foreign powers. It urges letting Taft speak freely and letting voters judge his record.
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Truman
Organized Labor
Taft
John L. Lewis
Ohio
Wendel Willkie
Fiat
Lewis
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Russia
Hitler
Moscow
Paris
London
Berlin
Law firms urged to drop dead partner names in titles
A militant woman argues firms should stop listing deceased partners in firm names claiming it misleads by implying living members inherited their brains. The piece notes the impact on humor and mentions a separate UN incident where Jacob Malik left the council after Warren Austin showed a Russian machine gun, calling the display a provocation designed for simuletons.
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Peoria
Hoboken
Malik
Warren Austin
U. S
UN Security Council
Jacob Malik
Austin
Mr. Malk
Dr George W Crane Case Y-225 Clara B 29 and infidelity
Dr George W Crane discusses Clara B a 29 year old mother of two who confronts her husband s infidelity with a high school pupil and asks if she is at fault He explains two drives self preservation and erotic love and argues most worries stem from sexual issues while noting Clara s prudish stance helped fuel the crisis and urges readers to consider a broader view of life and marriage
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Clara B
Sigmund Freud
Dr. Freud
Clara
Untitled Quote on Mistakes and Education
A fragmented passage discusses wisdom and error. It mentions Clara's husband losing judgment to emotion, compares to King David and others making similar mistakes, and notes a educated man with college training could move into the world or engage in new endeavors.
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Clara
King David
Truman Objects To Anti-Communist Bill Veto Cites Public Defense Plant List
President Truman voices No 1 objection to the anti-Communist bill, arguing it would force disclosure of a public catalogue of vital defense plants and facilities. He notes sections that would require publication of such secrets, a view supported by his legal advisers amid congressional disagreement over the bill's reach. The president emphasizes the need to understand the bill by examining its provisions.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Defense bill details Communist ban at secure sites
The article explains a proposed anti Communist bill requiring the secretary of defense to post notices and reveal a plant as barred when private firms handle secret work. Government control or entry checks may obviate notices, but the bill aims to criminalize seeking work in such plants as a Communist act with a $10,000 fine and ten year jail term.
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Secretary of Defense
Defense
Congress
Backers Claim Defense Post Not Required for Notices
The speakers argue the defense secretary need not publish notices unless aiming to fine or jail a Communist. They note that penalties require long court battles proving membership in Moscow linked groups seeking to overthrow the government, signaling expected legal confusion as debates begin.
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Moscow
Stars Say For Tuesday September 26 Horoscope
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a day when sidereal operations temper work duties with uncertainty and depression yet promise excitement in social domestic and romantic life. Birthday individuals may delay major decisions pursue planning and seek pleasure and artistic expression while a child born that day may show social graces and refined values.
bulletin on sex problems in marriage offered
A proclamation urges sending for a bulletin titled Sex Problems in Marriage. The request asks for a 3-cent stamped envelope and a dime, implying a curious method to obtain guidance. The text also mentions sales work and capitalizing on past executive experience with a wife learning to be a real wife.
Family trip ends with shy joke at hotel desk
A couple with a college student daughter and teenage son travel to a distant state for university visits. A private joke with the son, using the name Miss Jones, raises suspicion at a cabin registration desk. The piece also critiques anti-Communist laws and a flying saucer column, noting media sensationalism.
Education as an acquisition and its limits
Erich Brandeis discusses education as a desirable acquisition shaping character and mind. He warns that formal degrees do not guarantee virtue and shares a story from his daughter about authenticity. The piece urges relaxation, peace of mind, and choosing love to counter fear, hatred, and conflict.
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Webster
Simple Rules Lead to Happiness From a Humble Letter
A reader in Ohio shares a concise lesson from a 28 year old woman who, despite limited schooling, finds happiness through two maxims. The first is biblical, "As ye sow so shall ye reap," and the second from her country doctor, "Learn to relax." The letter contrasts education with wisdom.
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Ohio
Attitude Beliefs Quote Highlights Personal Impact
A fragment quotes a saying about sowing and reaping and notes that personal attitude affects those around you. The passage implies a moral with emphasis on mindset and social effect.
Voyager reporter recalls Korean War frontline Push
Hal Boyle travels with U S troops near Waegwan on the Naktong River after the 24th Infantry Division stormed back toward Seoul. The first major Eighth Army success in 50 days follows a fierce river defense under Lt Gen Walton Walker with heavy casualties. A supply truck stops for a hitchhiking private first class amid rugged road scenes.
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Korea
Naktong
Waegwan
Seoul
Eighth Army
Walton H. Walker
Letter bears no signature ends with health happiness peace
A fragment notes a letter that contains no signed name. The only closing line reads Wishing you and yours, Health, Happiness and Peace. The piece emphasizes the anonymous gesture and warm well wishes without attribution.
Meticulous Senators and Floral Fame in Congress
Senator Forrest C. Donnell is cited for extreme scrupulousness filing campaign expenses and even backtracking for a 75 cent item. Representative Edith Nourse Rogers draws steady flower gifts from veterans and civic groups, while Rep. Hub Meyer jokes about campaign finance costs if a woman candidate prevails over Mrs. George Kinninmonth.
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Washington
Senate
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Donnell
Donnel
Webster Groves
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Jefferson Cy
Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Committee On the
Federal Judiciary
Congress
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Rogers
Herbert A
Hub) Meyer
Kansas
George Kinninmonth
Warn National Forest Service about Sen Saltonstall
A political letter warns the National Forest Service to keep Sen Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts from visiting forests. The writer calls Saltonstall a rabid tree lover and cites his impact on the Capitol grounds with 2,000 trees by David Lynn, architect of the Capitol label, urging caution if he gains access to preserves.
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National Forest Service
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
David Lynn
Capitol
Saltonstall
White House Usher Charles Claunch Struggles With Ulcer
After years of harassment and daily pressure, White House head usher Charles Claunch is diagnosed with an ulcer and questions the endurance of his demanding post. He quips about feeling like a six ulcer man on a three ulcer salary.
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Charles Claunch
White House
Private recounts river crossing and concussion near Naktong
A stocky 22 year old private talks from a transport to AP reporter Bem Price about his role steering assault boats across the Naktong, a mortar hit, drowning near misses, and a concussion. He plans to reenlist after recovery and complains the beer ration has been poor for days. Price notes bright drops in the dust as the truck moves on.
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Thousand Yard
Bem Price
Associated Press
Price
Naktong
Dorothy Kilgallen on Broadway and moviehouse moods
Dorothy Kilgallen muses on presidential disguise to gauge audience reaction, noting New York theaters like the Plaza and the Criterion. She sketches postwar film and stage figures, criticizes a Jan Murray show, and muses on performances at the Roxy and other venues with a playful but opinionated tone.
Broadway Bounces Back As TV Pioneers Fuel New York Revival
The article notes TV's rise failed to kill Broadway and Times Square. Hollywood stars return to New York, with Eddie Cantor, Ed Wynn, Don Ameche, Robert Montgomery, Olivia de Havilland, Celeste Holm, Rex Harrison and Paul Lukas involved in new plays. Judy Garland also toying with a stage project.
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Hollywood
California
Times Square
New York
Eddie Cantor
Ed Wynn
Don Ameche
Robert Montgomery
Olivia deHavilland
Celeste Holm
Rex Harrison
Paul Lukas
Judy Garland
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the Voice of Broadway
United States
the Plaza
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Jean Harlow
Frank Capra
Mary Martin
Henry Fonda
Thomas Mitchell
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Jean Arthur
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Esther Williams
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