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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1948
Page
4
The notice lists Middletown Journal subscription rates for by carrier and mail in various areas including outside trading region. It ends with a Bible verse from Hebrews 11:5 about Enoch being translated and not seen death.
A columnist critiques policing by law and order rhetoric while recounting a Los Angeles landlady bath dispute seeking $50,000 damages. The piece cites Istanbul reports of a Romanian plebiscite to join the Soviet Union and warns of Communist influence in American politics via Henry Wallace's party. It highlights Counterattack's anti-Communist reporting and its FBI-connected editors.
Dr George W Crane analyzes Procter G a social misfit who blames economic royalists for his failures and storms out of a forum after claiming longer time. The piece discusses concise speech and the craft of writing stressing practical psychology and the value of contest participation for publishers and writers.
Washington notes outline what evidence was presented to the federal grand jury on disloyalty among government employees and why no indictments were made. The piece cites FBI wishes, attorney general actions, rumored juror motives, and calls for public presents. It warns of forthcoming revelations after next January.
A fragment notes sending for a psychological chart requires mailing three-cent stamp an addressed envelope and a dime to cover typing and printing costs. The brief appears as part of an advertisement or reader instruction in the newspaper.
Arthur Baer ridicules domestic carpet slippers as morbid to national morale. He mocks their shapeless comfort and impractical design, arguing they hinder walking and progress while highlighting gendered fashion habits and domestic habits.
In a Youth Council gathering yesterday afternoon Erich Brande argued against vilifying comics. He defended comics as safe when well edited while noting other literature and media also contain harmful content. He said he would have spoken up but his wife stopped him.
A New Mexico man marked his 103rd birthday, a milestone noted with a playful remark that it amounts to three soft years. The item reflects on aging and light humor about long life.
The column urges exploring progress and novelty in artistic and emotional endeavors while warning that a misdirected psychic shift could cause crises. People born under this day may experience alluring but dangerous encounters, with inner mystical drives offering unique potential if guided sanely.
Hal Boyle recalls radio prize fantasies centering on the Maharajah of Baroda, a ruler famed for vast wealth and lavish spending. He contrasts Baroda’s opulence with legends of the Nizam of Hyderabad, noting enormous sums, royal treasures, and peculiar anecdotes from India’s princely courts.
The article argues Babe Ruth's death from cancer could have reduced stigma and promoted public education about cancer. It urges open discussion, early detection, and treatment, comparing past secrecy to tuberculosis’s reduced stigma today.
George E. Sokolsky argues the Soviet Union sought a say in Japan Korea Manchuria Middle East and Africa while Roosevelt and Truman blanked Russia. He contends Churchill was right on Africa Balkans and criticizes Democrat foreign policy, warning of Italian colonies Eritrea Libya Somalia and Aegean regions becoming topics at the UN.
The Rev G W Beck pastor of the Methodist Protestant Church was named to the Sabina conference committee on publishing interests at the annual Sabina meeting. Mrs Edward Greathouse joined the nominations committee. Police launched a traffic violator crackdown as two new junior high schools were proposed. The Board of Education said a $900000 bond issue is needed for the two junior high schools and related grade schools over the next 20 years.
The article notes the item stayed with the owner as a token of luck and the diamonds remain in his possession, signaling continued ownership despite claims of loss.
In a briefing, Jack Altman CIO director told a probing committee that the socialist government relies on doles and U S loans to endure while charging that the publicity benefits Communists.
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