Washington Happenings on War Policy and Partisan Duty
The piece contends that Republicans in Congress miss a chance to ease Cold War tensions and avert war. It criticizes the administration for indecision and warns that anti-Russian rhetoric could delay peace and prolong armament and tension with China and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Truman
Russia
Stalin
Kremlin
Blicans
Far East
China
Bernard M. Baruch
Anton Party
Middletown Newspaper Subscription Rates Fragment
Subscription rates listed for 1 copy by carrier and mail. Rates include Middletown Journal and Sun News Journal daily and Sunday editions with varying weekly and yearly prices. A biblical verse appears mid text, followed by incomplete phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening MidDletown Jurnal
SunDay News Journal
Evening
Middletown Journal
Sun News Journal
USA
Pt Ge
Hue
VFW Auxiliary Highlighted For Notable Community Work
In a correction and tribute, the paper acknowledges omitting the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars from a listing of groups aiding disabled veterans. The note praises the Auxiliary’s broad community efforts beyond veteran aid and recalls Steve Canyon creator Milt Caniff’s Dayton visit and Ohio State and Oh ie Stivers High School ties.
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Middletown
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Steve Canyon
Steve
Dayton
Ohie Stivers High School
Ohio State
Vandenberg Gap Highlights Need for Bipartisan Foreign Policy Leader
The piece lauds Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg for forging bipartisan foreign policy and notes his probable absence due to ill health through 1952. It urges a strong successor to unite Republicans and Democrats in a unified American front against Communism, warning no clear replacement has emerged.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Senate
Blicans
Vandenberg
Congress
United States
Scvage
Éov
Senate Republican
Taft
Michigan
Simsvilar
Sen
John Foster Dulles
New York
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Europe
Living Longer: U S Public Health Service Reports Lifespan
The U S Public Health Service says Americans averaged 67.2 years in 1948 with women at 71 and men at 66.5. These records come despite rising life tension and heart disease concerns. Science, sanitation, and disease mastery extend life even as work and worry threaten the nervous system.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Questions on federal spending and payroll during the census
The piece argues for truthful government figures in answer to census questions. It notes no single agency knows the real cost of government and cites budget estimates, deficits, and the Hoover Commission, blaming Congress for not ratifying the report and predicting the public will remain unaware of the true cost of the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Hoover Commission
Washington
Congress
How Children Learn Grammar From Imitation
Dr. George W Crane writes on language development using Tommy L. as example and explains how children imitate adults to form past tense andcomparatives. He urges parents to tutor children at home and send for his bulletin and psychological charts.
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Jchild
Tommy
Re Sey
Erich Brandeis Philosophy and Common Sense
The author argues philosophy should be COMMON SENSE in life. He cites Will Durant’s fame and wealth, then recounts a burglary at Durant’s Hollywood home. He contrasts philosophical ideals with practical habits and endorses using philosophy through everyday common sense.
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Wil Durant
Dr. Durant l
Durant
Vacation politics and presidential seasickness debates
In a satirical essay, the author notes how vacation timing by the President and the public’s interpretation of seasickness shape political reading. He mocks pundits who infer deep motives from trivial trips and speculates on how observers might overanalyze the President’s Florida voyage and naval sentiment.
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Washington
Key West
Mr. Truman
Nostalgic Look at Smaller Homes and Big Family Life
Hal Boyle reflects on the decline of large older houses and large families. He laments cramped newer homes while praising the warmth and shared duties of big, rambling houses from past generations. He recalls dining rooms as centers of family order and support.
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Dad
Easter Play Cast Named for Middletown High School
Griffey and Mrs Florence Post hosted the Senior Philatheas meeting at the First Baptist Church with refreshments from named members. Miss Florence Powell announced the Middletown High School Easter play titled The Boy Who Discovered Easter set for April 10 with a large cast including Farnsworth Kiester Mehl Store Rybolt Kettman Rust Stratton Kershbaum Bowman Price.
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Griffey
Florence Post
First Baptist Church
Edward Thress
Arington Ave
Homer Hauseliman
Fred LeMay
N. D. Moses
David Thomas
Romer Swanger
Anna Squires
Middletown High School
Florence Powell
The
Purple Masquers
Sam Farnsworth
Charles Kiester
Grace Mehl
Catherine Store
Charles Rybolt
Kathryn Kettman
Helen Rust
Katherine Franks
Bob Garver
Hershel Day
Ruby Catching
Jean Stratton
Mark Kershbaum
Russell Bowman
Max
Ruth Price
Voters Prefer Calm Handling Over Storm Tactics
In a fluttering scene of political talk a sense emerges that voters favor steady risk management over flashy coastal gambits. The text hints that a majority may overlook bold sea boldness in favor of prudent leadership.
Propaganda and Housecleaning in State Department Debates
George E. Sokolsky argues that calls to hush charges against Dean Acheson and others undermine US public trust and foreign policy. He urges definite housecleaning, criticizes current top officials, and recalls past dismissals and the need to remove corrupt or compromised personnel from the State Department.
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Dean Acheson
Philip Jewsup
Owen Lattimore
State Department
McCarthy
United States
Alger Hiss
Truman
Senate
Formosa
Himelf
White House
Stars Say For Wednesday April 5 Romance Sparks Guidance
Genevieve Kemble notes a day of intriguing developments that may affect business and relations with a touch of drama and romance. She warns that while glamorous impulses can lead to notable achievements, practical cooperation from others is advised for lasting results. Birthdays suggest a year shaped by ideals and creativity over practicality.
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New York
City life recalled as livelier than country living
The author reflects on urban life from a city apartment without children noting it never felt lonely and that the other way of life now seems better in hindsight.
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Stettinius
Byrnes
Marshall
Acheson
Dave Regan
George W. Crane
Theorry Clinic
Tommy L
Pits
Tomm
Philip
Erich Brandeis
Will Durant
Hollywood
Harry Boyd
America
Eample
Florida
Hal Boyle
Voyager
George E. Sokolsky
Ation
Hoover
Harry Truman
FBI
Civil Service
Genevieve Kemble
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