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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1954
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for in city and outside area, with options for daily and Sunday editions, plus postal rates and advance payment terms. A Bible verse from John 7:31 is cited: and many of the people believed on him.
U S and allies confront tense Middle East amid Arab Israel disputes and Suez quarrels. Dulles outlined a future northern tier security set up while Turkey and Pakistan begin talks on a regional peace and security accord. Iraq, Iran, and India considerations loom amid U S arms aid debates.
The piece argues a jurist must remove himself from cases with any potential interest and applies this to Senator McCarthy in the Army hearings. It notes McCarthy’s withdrawal from the committee but his insistence on cross examining witnesses, and states the final decision rests with the seven committee members under Justice principles endorsed by the President and Senate leaders.
Short humorous observations by Hal Boyle on gender roles, society, science and everyday life. The prose contrasts men and women, jokes about hospital stays and toothpaste, and ends with a quip on the hydrogen bomb and a hermit’s wary remark.
Washington calls for full records on favored treatment for relatives of Congress members in Army Navy and Air Force. The piece links Schine case to a broader pattern, urging congressional and executive scrutiny across wartime and postwar years.
President Eisenhower receives a free cuff membership from the Capitol Hill Club, prompting protests from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Board of Temperance of the Methodist Church. The club, a GOP bastion on Capitol Hill, insists members be Republicans with two sponsor votes. Arthur Larson, soon to be undersecretary of Labor, is sworn in and hosts a brief press conference, then introduces his wife, a card-carrying AFTRA member active in theatre.
A fragment notes questions about how the appropriations committees of the Senate and House of Representatives function. It discusses their power over funding, oversight duties, and the process for allocating federal dollars across agencies and programs.
A columnist defends a war hero who married a German-born woman and helped relocate her two daughters from East Germany. He argues American freedoms, film, music, and jazz indoctrinated the children toward capitalism and liberty, while praising the grandfather’s failed Communist critique. The piece ends with a deflating anecdote about a German beer festival and a legendary drinker.
The fragment notes that someone worked and taught radio courses at Cornell and sparked an exclamatory reaction from the press. The snippet hints at coverage of academic radio instruction and media reception.
Twenty years ago on Easter Sunday in 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Roland S Helles and daughter Doris of Franklin Street visited friends in Columbus. Harold Dance returned from Miami University for spring vacation. LeSourds ville Lake to be rebuilt after a damaging fire restoring beauty and public accommodations. Thousands of children hunted Easter eggs at Army Park starting at 1 30 PM.
A witty line contrasts the wise man who acts now with the fellow who pushes tasks to tomorrow. The note adds a springtime sentiment praising flowers as a cheerful return of the season.
Dave Regan notes many motorists have installed their new plates but a few still must. Some attempted self installation lacked skill, risking missing second plates as brackets or bolts vanish. Police report motorists who slip past deadlines receive warnings and escorted trips to a station.
Police note most offenders are the careless type who planned to register tomorrow. Tomorrow arrives and many still do not have plates, leaving a few without them.
The report identifies two groups as offenders: those who have been on vacation and not returned to the groove, and owners of older model cars who have lost pride in their vehicles. New tags worsen the shabby look of older cars.
Police said they expected only a small number of offenders to be found, yet they continued to monitor the area closely in case more surfaced.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Rita Hayworth vows to leave the country if Dick Haymes is deported. Joyce Palmer returns to teaching, Constance Collier regains sight, and the straw hat market swells with big-name actors demanding lower fees. Wall Street buzz, record hops, and rumored romances color a week of show business gossip.
The Mexican star Dolores Del Rio encounters navigation of U S immigration rules affecting her career and travel plans with Uncle Sam. Officials review her status as she seeks entry or reentry for film work and public appearances.
Tomorrow's quickened tempo energizes ambition for long range programs. Work alone at night for best progress. plan renovations, and expect success in affairs for several months. By mid summer drastic business changes may appear, with fall favoring courageous development and social matters.
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