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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy and carrier delivery in and outside the trading area. A Bible verse from Philippians 1:17 follows the notice, reflecting a devotional closing.
The 1949 50 social security expansion raises monthly ceilings and adds about 10 million new covered. February benefit checks totalled 134.9 million to a record 3.71 million recipients. Self employed and state local workers face new eligibility rules while employment limits and retroactive agreements shape future coverage.
Dr George W Crane analyzes Benny T five year old and shows how sudden guests and a new baby trigger fear and jealousy in children. The mother’s overreaction and lack of guidance leave Benny terrified by doors and withdrawn, highlighting parent child dynamics and coping steps.
The piece condemns President Truman for firing General MacArthur and deepens the split in Congress and the nation. It argues one man rule caused the rift, warns against political manipulation, and stresses dangers of a divided approach to world policy and war.
A Columbus Ohio classified note about a seventy one year old seeks a caretaker, but the writer argues it is a sly matrimonial ad. He reflects that men act like boys to win a wife, while a wife treats him as a child. The piece ends with a playful insight on marital dynamics and pressure.
Hal Boyle muses on the homecoming moment when a weary man is met by a wife who is also mother and friend. The piece reflects on male vulnerability, the soothing power of family meals, and the blessing of home comforts after a day of stress.
Washington gossip column notes President Truman's firing of General MacArthur dominates the news. Guzik, Kefauver, Tydings, and others dodge attention while debates and rumors fly, including a track prize stunt and tales of future appointments. Gwen Cafritz remains a steady anchor in D.C. society.
AP filed profile of Anthony Dexter who stars as Valentino in Colum bia Pictures film. He discusses his lineage, name changes, and the pressure of portraying the screen’s greatest lover while facing audience reactions from midlife housewives to teens. Dexter compares himself to Valentino and notes the lasting mystique of the star.
The Journal editor notes doubts about the dog entering the obedience show at Civic Association next Wednesday while expressing interest in attending the Policemen's Ball at the Manchester Hotel this Saturday. The piece also honors the late Mrs Della B Gardner who left most of her estate to aid Middletown’s needy and aging. A local Black friend commends the town’s democracy and the paper’s inclusive approach.
Peter Edson reporting from Washington notes protests over selective service college deferment. Harvard president Conant criticizes privileges for well off students while defense officials seek clear rules. Clarifications emphasize deferment for one year with annual reexamination, not exemption. The system aims for a long-term flow of trained personnel into military and industry, while concerns target nonessential majors and broad definitions of deferment.
Genevieve Kemble describes tomorrow as a day of amazing results driven by concentrated effort and inventive genius. Births on this day promise spectacular achievement and unique talents, with visions, energy, and practical know how fuelling revolutionary ideas in art, science, and life.
A performer remarks that pleasing half the audience who admired Valentino would be lucky. He notes receiving many letters from women fans who admired Valentino and wish him a happier life than the icon had.
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