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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1948

Page

6

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Push button missiles loom in future warfare

General McNarney outlines a near term push button warfare with celestial navigation guided missiles and automatic autopilot corrections capable of striking 10,000 miles away. He cites bombers and ground launches as feasible soon, warning of sudden death risks in a high policy clash. The piece then shifts to Korea’s UN status and later to UN admissions and the Hiss-Chambers espionage saga urging deeper inquiry.

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Worry Clinic: Miriam Craves Value Not Gifts

Dr George W Crane analyzes Miriam L a 29 year old wife who gifts admired items to others to gain social acceptance Her strict immigrant upbringing left her shy and unused to earning money She must learn value through work join social circles with words not gifts and build self reliance

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Washington Happenings on Tax Legislation Delays

In Washington the drumbeat for tax reform slows as Congress plans no action until spring 1949. Senate Finance chair George and Ways and Means chair Doughton signal data from 1948 profits and March 15 receipts delay full bills until March or April.

Washington George Georgia Senate Finance Committee Representative Doughton Ways and Means Committed House of Representatives Congress

Stars For Thursday December 16

Genevieve Kemble predicts a chaotic state may suddenly break into motion thanks to a novel idea. Practical ingenuity and fresh technique can overcome hazards as birthdays face radical tactics to gain cooperation. A skeleton in the closet may be dragged out to reveal motives and open new channels.

One Word Led To Another Arthur Baer On Christmas Packages

Arthur Baer laments chaotic holiday gifting and urges Congress to fix Christmas package shapes. He jokes about endless bundles, inefficient shopping rituals, and the pains of present wrapping, suggesting standard twelve by twelve bundles to reduce swaps and chaos.

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Life in a Zoo Mirrors Human Cages and Cunning

Erich Brande reflects on a New York Zoo visit to draw parallels between animals caged by humans and people trapped by vice and vanity. He notes brain beating brawn, compares monkeys rushing for success to subway crowds, and pities both hyena and Stalin as prisoners in cages built by others.

New York

Air power, economy, and inflation in a world watch

General Hoyt S Vantoubere urges ready long range bombing to hit heartland anywhere. Air Force seeks value for tax dollars while industry eyes efficiency. Mae West faces $100000 plagiarism suit. Inflation described as insidious until the bubble bursts by Comptroller Preston Delano.

Hoyt S . Vantoubere U. S. Air Force Air Force W. Stuart Symington

Inventor of tank hedge cutter wins Normandy fame

Ex Sgt Curtis G Culin Jr rose from front lines to craft a fix for tank through hedgerows in Normandy. Welded iron roadblock flanges to create a breakthrough device later adopted on 600 tanks by Bradley. Awarded Legion of Merit, lost limbs in Haergen Forest but remains outwardly unfazed by war’s toll.

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Red spies and high taxes in postwar debate

A column discusses the post election focus on Red spy rings versus reforms, the call to move investigations to the DOJ, and questions about witness answers. It also contrasts Churchill on Israel and Spain, predicts US population growth to 48 million, notes Britain’s socialization, and comments on Washington politics and a proposed tax on liquor, with a Bradenton, Florida voter note.

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Power of words and a Texas Christmas appeal

A humorous tale about a Texan and an Oklahoman ends with a Christmas charity appeal. The Longview Social Service League’s Middletown branch seeks socks for male patients and requests ties, handkerchiefs, candy, cookies, or pies to aid 1,300 lonely locals without families. Donations can be left with Mrs. Norman Trisler or Tom Baird, as the party approaches.

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Quote on avoiding repeats of 1939 mistakes

A speaker urges diligence and lessons learned from 1939, warning against repeating past missteps. The remark emphasizes vigilance and the need for better action to prevent recurrence of earlier errors.

North Carolina Holds Lowest East of Mississippi Death Rate

North Carolina records the lowest death rate among states east of the Mississippi, at 7.9 per thousand, indicating comparatively lower mortality relative to neighboring states. This figure underscores regional health outcomes amid ongoing demographic trends.

North Carolina Mississippi

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George W. Crane The Worry Clinic David Lawrence Genevieve Kemble Arthur ‘‘Bugs Baer Erich Brande New York Zoo Monkey House Stalin Hyena Catherine Mae West Preston Delano Hal Boyle Curtis G. Culin, Jr JS. Myers Winston Churchill Commons Labor Israel Spain One Np Bradenton Fla Dave Regan McIntyre Armco Mac Oklahoma Mamie
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