Middletown Journal Prices and Bible Verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options including per copy, weekly carrier, and mail editions with different regional terms and prices. A Bible verse from Proverbs 14 30 is included: A sound heart is the life of the flesh, but envy the rottenness of the bones.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Evening
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Soviet Troop Pullout Proposal Draws Skepticism
A Soviet plan to withdraw occupation troops from Germany is criticized as propaganda aimed at harassing the West and misleading German publics. The piece argues a real pullout requires a peace treaty and contrasts it with Korea, stressing Germany’s continued military danger and the risk of rearmament. It notes that U.S. bases in Germany, if any, would be countered by Soviet dominance and predicts broad German opposition.
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Germany
Moscow
Korea
United States
America
U. S
Soviet Union
Iraq
United Nations
Great Brittain
Russia
Europe
Gestapo
Kremlin
Reichs Chancellery
Lords Bill Clears Hints of Nationalizing Iron and Steel
The British House of Commons passes the bill to curb Lords delays for a second time, while the Lords defeat it 6 to 1. After a third passage in October, nationalization of Britain's iron and steel industry seems likely next year. Attlee may rethink, but officials deny links to nationalization.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
Britain
Lords
Commons
Iron and Steel
Attlee
Jealousy in marriage in Dr Cranes Worry Clinic feature
Case R-276 presents Doris, 24, married five years, tormented by a jealous husband who accuses her of flirtation. Dr George W Crane explains jealousy stems from inferiority complexes and fear of rivals, noting husbands may misinterpret sexual signals. He urges counseling and offers a bulletin on sex problems in marriage.
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Janice Q
Dr. Crane
Crane
Washington Happenings on Berlin Crisis and Mediation
Washington editor urges United Nations mediation to resolve the Berlin blockade without humiliation to any side. He argues for lifting the blockade temporarily to allow broader talks on Germany’s future, urging negotiations after a status quo is restored and warnings against letting pride derail peace efforts.
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Washington
Offhoard
Russia
Berlin
Stalin
Communist Party
United Nations
State Department
United States
Germany
World Union
One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer Mockery of Soviet Life
Arthur Baer jokes about Soviet intrigue and political theater using a cascade of images from Nero Caligula and Comrade Boris. The piece lampoons Moscow manipulation and the Red Mill metaphor, ending with a barb about refusing an ambassadorial post in a satirical jab at Stalin era propaganda.
New England Stranger and His Old World Portrait
Hal Boyle visits New England and encounters a lifelong resident who lampoons local history ancestors and customs. The talk covers towns that measure time by dates on houses, Paul Revere lore, and the pride and quirks of aging loyalties in a region defined by memory and lineage.
These Days on Liberty and Espionage
George E. Sokolsky critiques anti communism debates in Human Events. He argues norms of secrecy protect government actions and individuals like Hiss and Branston, noting legal rights to silence and the absence of clear indictable crimes. He cites multiple committees and figures to underscore the American pattern of suspicion.
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Fdne Lonigan
Grand Jurs
FBI
Miss Bentley
Thomas
Ferguson
Revercomb
Hiss
Alger Hiss
Congress
Dies Committee
Rapp-Coudert Committee
New York
California
Soviet Russia
Earl Browder
Jay Lovestone
Ben Gitlow
Korea
Germany
China
Czechoslovakia
Louise Bernstein-Branston-Berman
Tommy Manville
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Washrooms and labor peace in a single ad idea
Erich Brandeis reflects on labor relations reducing them to simple factors such as washrooms. He cites an ad claiming clean washrooms improve working conditions and goodwill, leading to labor peace. He recalls a publishing house where status mattered less than behavior, with workers treated as individuals and mutual support evident.
Friday October Birthday Horoscope For Genevieve Kemble
The Stars warn of change and luck affecting plans and reputations. Warns against lavish indulgences and overreaching ambition that could hurt credit and personal life. A birthday reader is advised to safeguard home and heart interests to avoid penalties.
Barbs claim on ships and home risk in playful note
An ocean liner cabin is said to be one of the safest spots in the world. It’s at your own risk if you stay home. Another gridiron season will be on in full swing when mother starts passing dad those good old pancakes. The first person to criticize is usualy the second guesser.
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Moscow
Nero
Caligula
Capri
Mediterranean
Jethal Lagoon
Captoline Hill
Stalin Mustach
Boris
Tovarish Alexis
Tovarish
Alexis
Bori
Legation
Joe
St. Lo
Bunker Hill
New England
Paul Revere
Mr. Adams
Hearst Press
United States
FBI
Adams
Truman
Jan Masaryk
Jim
Mary
Bill
Jean
Dad
Tax collector candidate hawks honey campaign among women
Archie Johnson campaigned for Savannah tax collector by handing out bottles of honey and almond cream to women, introducing the device as a vote-getting tactic.
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Savannah
Archie Johnson
Alexander Buchanan Finds Lost Masonic Pin After 11 Years
Eleven years after earning a Masonic pin Alexander Buchanan felt a sharp pain in his foot as he stepped from his back door in slippers to bring in the milk, revealing the missing symbol.
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Hanover
Alexander Buchanan
Nationa l Newspaper Boy Day salutes young carriers
The piece celebrates Nation al Newspaper Boy Day praising half a million U S newspaper boys who deliver papers. It emphasizes their responsibility to readers, the importance of punctual delivery, and the role these youths play as young businessmen contributing to informed American society. The article urges readers to thank their carrier when collecting weekly dues.
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U. S
They Saw Censorship Barr In Education Tactics
The passage cites John W. Studebaker linking censorship of exposing communist tactics in schools to a broader danger. It laments the lack of foreign policy, warns of a potential 25 year war over Berlin, China, and Palestine, and quotes Morris Sayre and Henry A. Wallace on price controls and political intolerance.
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U.S. Office of Education
John W. Studebaker
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Berlin
China
Palestine
George Malone
Nevada
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Erich Brandeis
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Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
Morris Sayre
NAM
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
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