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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1950

Page

4

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Outmoded Divorce Laws Pitch ABA plan to save troubled marriages

The American Bar Association proposes expert review of marital difficulties before divorce, with private dissolution and no accusations. The plan envisions counselors and lawyers assessing cases, aiming to preserve marriages where possible and ensure fair support for wives and children.

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Worry Clinic advises on love and manipulation

Dr. Crane discusses a two year old boy who is in love with a dancer and the dynamics of vanity, affection, and manipulation in relationships. The column warns that clever women may exploit a man’s need for approval and urges practice in everyday social interactions to master persuasive psychology.

Sir Galahad Chamber of Commerce

Truman Says He Will Campaign On Foreign Policy

President Truman indicates a fall campaign focus on foreign policy issues. He spoke to UNESCO delegates and hinted Democrats aim to elect a Congress supporting international cooperation, challenging Republicans. The remark raises questions about partisanship in foreign policy and potential impact on nonpartisan conduct.

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We Are Great Ones and the Highway to Nowhere

A fiery address denounces mounting automobile deaths since 1907. The speaker condemns speed culture, reckless driving, unsafe roads, and lax penalties, arguing Britain’s modern transport era accelerates fatalities while wars are curtailed. He calls for action to prevent a one millionth auto victim and warns of a celebratory mindset around record crashes.

Mrower Kingdom Come

Visiting rabbit tours New York in comic city tour

Hal Boyle recalls escorting Pete a ten and a half pound white rabbit from Minneapolis on a weekend tour of New York. The animal ignored famous sights preferring carrots and a park view, charmed a Greenwich Village party, and inspired a child’s greeting, before boarding a flight to Paris for a new homeland.

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Test for the Girl Friend psychology chart request

Readers are invited to obtain a psychology chart by sending a dime and a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Crane care of the newspaper. Relatives are encouraged to judge a date soberly using the chart while avoiding intoxication by love.

Stars Say For Wednesday April 19 Forecast

Genevieve Kemble notes that for April 19 the day may stage an easy, pleasant course but could swing off track due to a personal incident or misstep. Hurt feelings or a depleted pocketbook may disrupt plans or budgets and affect prestige and popularity.

Incentives and the hunt for a cold remedy that fits work life

Harry Boyd argues that effective over the counter cold remedies must be pocketable and usable away from bedsides. He critiques medical dogma that rest cures colds, notes consumer pressures in a competitive economy, and predicts broader support for government health insurance as a Fifth Freedom.

Birthday Turn of Events and Antagonisms Hint at Change

The reading warns that those celebrating birthdays may face sudden shifts or disruptions in personal and business plans. Power collabs may be withheld, promises broken, and prestige damaged by withdrawal. A child born today could encounter setbacks and opposition from influential people or employers.

Exhibit at Oglesby Bank marks 10th anniversary

Dave Regan notes a display at the Oglesby Barn Bank and Trust Co commemorating its tenth anniversary. He mentions a $225 million check from Chase National Bank as the largest ever cashed, and details crafted memorial pieces including an obsolete glass bead section, a sterling object, and a canal boat motif. He credits designer Bob Millan and notes the display’s extensive scope.

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Census taker questions reveal envy of facts and fairness

A George E. Sokolsky column mocks the U S census process through a humorous dialogue with a student census taker. He argues that counting methods and race queries create inaccuracies and urges the collection of precise vital statistics as essential facts. He quips about wives, employment, and seven cents a name.

United Nations Conomist United States Census Bureau

Minnesota's four footed ambassador to France

Pete has traveled widely and grown very sophisticated. the French may need to decorate the Eiffel Tower with lettuce to impress him.

Nesota France Pete Eiffel Tower

Origin of chess and Range Rider statue question

Questions and answers cover chess origins with India and Persia, Lopez de Segura's 1561 work, the Range Rider monument sculpted by Charles Christodoro and posed by Bill Hart with Paint, and annual US wood fuel use about 3 000 600 cords.

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