Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Notes
The notice lists subscription options for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal including carrier and mail rates. It details in area five day and six day plans, outside area and U S rates, with all subscriptions required to be prepaid. The text ends with a biblical reference about building a house with cedar bears and boards.
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Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Evening
News-Journal
U.S.A
Roadside enterprises and the capitalist spirit in America
A reflective piece argues roadside stands lunchrooms and filling stations symbolize a vast, risk capital driven part of the free American economy. It cites Lenin and argues private ownership supports capitalism and counters communism as small businesses mobilize wealth and effort, despite risk of loss.
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Russia
Lenin
When to Stop Advertising in Ohio Bell Directory
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company argues in a brochure that advertising should end when everyone already knows you and no new customers or employees arise. It lists eight conditions including no new competitors, no need for clarification, and the firm’s anticipated closure.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Worry Clinic explores grief and emotional crutches
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Henry F a 38 year old Chicago engineer who lost his wife after surgery and now faces deep loneliness. The doctor notes happiness relies on many external supports such as family friends music and religion and urges developing new interests and crutches to replace the lost spouse support.
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Henry F
Chicago
Henry
New York
Sr Insurance
Insan
Russia and United States face new A-bomb strategy questions
Washington observers weigh how a Soviet A-bomb force could redefine Europe defense. Experts argue for reinforced land infantry and carrier task forces, with a balanced Army Navy and Air Force approach to deter a Soviet advance and safeguard allies.
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DR. Lapp
Europe
United States
Britain
America
U. S
Notable Newsboy Ronald Parent Shows Public Relations Prowess
In Waterbury and a Montreal Star item, Ronald Parent, a paper carrier, left courteous notices when a press failure halted deliveries. The anecdote highlights newspaper readers appreciating proactive service and hints at future business leadership potential among delivery staff.
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Montreal Star
Waterbury
Connecticut
Ronald Parent
Ronald
Rainbows in Living Rooms Still 10 to 20 Years Away
Passage notes video pioneer Dr. Allen B. DuMont predicts color TV will take a decade or more, FCC hearings weigh color telecasts, and DuMont cites no ready system. He envisions 1953 with 13.5 million video boxes, 1,000 stations, and a thriving TV industry.
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Passaic
N. J
Allen B. DuMont
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
du Mont
CBS
RCA
Dumont
East Paterson
Canton Faces Smuggling Problems Amid War Readiness
A speaker expresses alarm at gambling and opium smuggling in Canton under government eyes while stressing Canton as the last port for deploying navy and air power. The speaker warns Republicans must win in 1950 to avoid future peril, citing Taft in Ohio.
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Canton
Ohio
Taft
Clarente J. Brown
Ohie
Russia and the bomb talk shadows postwar policy
The piece discusses whether Russia may develop atomic bombs, effects on Western security, and public suspicion of espionage and Communist influence. It notes American laxity in rooting out subversives, calls for wake up America, and critiques government pay and political appointments amid Cold War anxieties.
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Europe
America
Paris
Russia
Senate
Robert Oppenheimer
R. E. Lapp
U.S. News & World Report
Bikini
War Department
Navy Department
Atomic Energy Committee
Research and Development Board
National Military Establishment
Lapp
Wallace Party
Congress
Wake Up
Britain’s Financial Problem and a Fresh Approach
Harry Boyd argues the core issue is Britain’s shrinking role in global trade. He suggests breaking the problem into pieces and inviting more Britons to relocate, rather than pouring funds into loans, to spur economic growth.
Jewelers Convene in Western City for Gem Session
Report notes a jewelry convention in a western city as jewelers gather for a gem session with a light farewell to younger participants. The piece contrasts eye color in animals with a playful reference to a green eyed monster.
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Goodby
Cut-rate Ship Fares Considered to Aid Family Emigration
A discussion suggests offering reduced ship fares for families to ease migration to Canada Australia or South America. Proposals focus on affordable passage as a practical incentive for shared relocation moves.
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Canada
Australia
South America
Local shoppers miss dream radio purchase as TV fly off shelves
In a crowded store a couple weighed paying cash for a radio and phonograph while a nearby customer bought a $399 television with a large down payment and 24 month financing. Coaxial cable and new video programs boosted demand, prompting locals to shop in Hamilton.
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the Times
Hamilton
Hal Boyle
Electric
Genevieve Kemble For Thursday September 29
It advises preparedness for dramatic, disruptive events that may upend plans and bonds. The message warns birthdays on this day face uncertain life paths with sudden changes, urging calm, postponement of nonessential actions, and acceptance that challenges pass.
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J. Th Myers
Kremlin
Kaltenborn
NBC
Harry Boyd
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Dave Regan
Genevieve Kemble
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