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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1948
Page
3
A reader AV writes that after childhood rivalry with sister Gwen, now married with different beliefs, Gwen critiques AV’s faith and presses church involvement. The letter reveals jealousy, family tension, and emotional distress as Gwen’s sermons strain AV’s marriage and self esteem.
A mixed crossword with horizontal and vertical clues listing terms for a singing star and various definitions. Clues cover nouns, adjectives, and prefixes from Greek letters to aviation terms, ending with a bird related entry.
The text discusses a woman defending her husband's religiosity and church activities, masking dissatisfaction in a strained marriage. It analyzes the reader’s insecurity, blaming Gwen for undermining self-esteem, and offers psychological guidance citing Emmet Fox books for self-acceptance and constructive thinking.
U S Steel announced wage and price changes that surprised the industry. May 1 price cuts on various steel products were planned while calls for broad price increases faded. Coal mine disruptions keep steel output down with an estimated 1.33 million tons lost and two weeks to resume normal operations as the national rate climbs to 75 percent capacity.
Alfred Boeh aged 24 and Cecile Lammers aged 25 told police they were forced from their car by two armed men who stepped in as they stopped at a traffic light. The victims estimated losses at 792 dollars and Boeh said his clothes were taken to hinder pursuit.
In Cleveland, James Humbert, 25, was shot dead and Charles Philpot, 46, was fatally stabbed in two separate incidents. Police hold two suspects for investigation.
Arthur C. Sumner, 39, named manager of the Lebanon Ohio State Employment Service office replacing Hugh Smith who is promoted to assistant manager in Dayton. A World War II veteran and former insurance salesman, Sumner has broad public service experience and lives at 457 B Silver Street.
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