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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1952

Page

4

Middletown Journal Rates and Shipping Details

The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and delivery options including per copy 5 cents, carrier 30 cents weekly, and combined evening editions with the Sunday News Journal. Mailing rates vary by region, with international pricing and advance payment required, followed by a biblical quote from Jeremiah 31:35.

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Action To Save Peace Three Developments in Europe and Middle East

Three recent developments in Europe and the Middle East affect mutual defense. NATO rearmament goals may miss targets as England and France face economic strain, while West Germany and the United States move toward a peace contract ratification. Iran's nationalist stance and Bahrain dispute threaten Western interests, suggesting a possible Soviet gain if Tehran shifts to Moscow. The Observer warns Iran could fall under Communist influence, underscoring peril to peace and oil interests.

Europe Middle East Washington North Atlantic Treaty Organization England France Indo-China NATO United States Senate West Germany Germany Iran Russia United States Bahrein Island Persian Gulf Far East London The Observer Persia Yugoslavia Korea

Electoral math for 1952 Eisenhower bid outlined

Analyzed using 1948 figures the GOP faces an uphill 1952 race. Democrats hold 211 electoral votes with 82 safely Republican, 238 in close 1948 states. California shifts to GOP, altering margins. Republicans could win by retaining Dewey-wide margin states and possible Dixiecrat gains while dropping Illinois or New York.

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Virginia Loyalty Pledge Split Edges In Chicago Debates

Extensive digging into Virginia political records reveals surprise gimmicks around loyalty pledges after Chicago’s Democratic convention. The core issue: Virginia delegates claimed freedom Jeffersonian while state candidates faced a Pledge of Honor to maintain party loyalty. Delegates’ legality and whether the pledge compels support of national nominees prompt legal debate, amid a split between southern and northern Democrats.

Washington Nea Virginia Chicago John Thomas Jefferson Democratic Party Guy Adlai Stevenson John Sparkman Democratic Party of Roanoke

Truman Stevenson meeting signals unified Democratic campaign

The Truman Stevenson meeting shows the Democratic nominee will campaign in defense of Truman era policies. Truman seeks broad public support in November, while Stevenson must accept and align with the President’s campaigning style and policy record. The event underscores party unity and echoes Wilson Cox 1920 strategy.

Washington Truman Stevenson Mr. Truman Illinois White House

When to spot a child’s future talent and success

A reader quotes a Los Angeles clipping about a seven year old licensed ham radio operator and a third grader answering parasitic oscillation questions. The piece argues there is no age to measure genius, citing Thomas Costain who found success at 55 and later. It urges parents not to worry if early hints are absent.

Los Angeles Federal Communications Commission Thomas B. Costain Thomas Costain Canada Hollywood Temple Texas St. Louis Sal Lopiccola Temple Lopicecola Arkansas Patsy Kelly Comedienne Billy Rose Eleanor Holm Billy Bob Hope Eddie Condon Europe Bing Crosby London Paris Rome Mimi Benzell Walter Gould Stork Kirk Douglas Irene Wrightsman Nina Foch Terry Moore Eve Kirk Hoood Lily Pons Riviera

How To Write Salable Copy by Dr George W Crane

Beth G an aspiring writer seeks Crane reading and advice. The discussion frames writing as a learnable science not art, stresses concise style, suspense, and distinctive characters, and urges sending for a bulletin on writing salable copy with tips on suspense and prize contesting.

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Stars Say For Tomorrow Prognosis For Rebuilding

The piece foresees a day of revamping and reconstruction with clearer insight into misleading conditions. It values mature judgment over intuitive hunches and highlights excellent prospects from tried sources while noting young friendly influence. Birthday readers may forge ahead by mending bridges and trying experimental tactics.

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Girl's charity drive aids cerebral palsy cause

A little girl and friends collected coins at 910 Beech St and 312 Leibee St to help cerebral palsy aid, donating $1.69 raised from craft sales and show collections. Howard Haskins of 228 Baltimore St. leads the local effort. Also notes a friend drove months with an expired license and will need a renewal after a driving test.

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GOSSIP OF Broadway and New York's Scene

Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Times Square glamour and backstage whispers as Ali Khan, Joan Crawford, Yul Brynner, and others cross paths with fashion, romance, and nightlife. From Tivoli to El Morocco, the chatter tracks marriages, divorces, and showbiz intrigues in a lighter weekly tableau.

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Endorsed Elderly Support For Bold New Ideas

The passage notes sturdy support and endorsement for novel ideas from the elder or established. recognition of merit and practical shrewdness in bold initiative. It also mentions young ideas seeking expression and tokens of preferment. A child born today is richly endowed with creativity and potential for a spectacular career with endorsements and emoluments.

Wild West Show Comes to Middleton August 14 1932

Middleton residents await Bill Cody at Wolverton Circus Grounds as 25 cent tickets return for first time in 12 years. Sea Scout Ship Rangers Tom Flanagan William Scheurer Robert Waites Ted Moore Nick Kish Charles Stern Ray Miles perform in a Fresh Air Camp variety show with a wrestling match and musical numbers. George M Verity of The American Rolling Mill Company joins Hoover administration reserve district committee representing Cleveland district.

Bill Cody Wolverton Circus Tom Flanagan William Scheurer Robert Waites Ted Moore Nick Kish Charles Stern Ray Miles Sea Scout Ship Rangers Fresh Air Camp George M. Verity American Rolling Mill Country Herbert Hoover Reserve District Mr. Verity Cleveland

Ohio Guard Company I Discharged After Camp Perry Training

Company I of the 147th Infantry Ohio National Guard was discharged from Camp Perry after a two week training period. The local unit earned a medal for parade appearance before Governor White and also captured the regimental baseball championship.

147Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Camp Perry Governor White

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