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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1951
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and related papers, including 25 cents per copy and weekly, monthly, and yearly mail options. It also includes a Bible verse from Matthew 8 26.
The article discusses Truman's push to plug the depletion allowance for oil natural gas and minerals citing potential yearly revenue up to 100000000 and noting historical use and extensions of the deduction including its impact on production and development costs. It also touches on Valentines Day customs and messaging.
Dr. George W. Crane replies to Bob W. who asks what to do if told a loved one has six months to live. Crane discusses life insurance, duty to family, moral integrity, and practical guidance for his children including reading, sales work, public speaking, and faithful church involvement.
The article describes Uranian rulership bringing unpredictable upheavals in contracts romance and ideas with sudden reversals. Those born on the day face disintegration and radical changes while a child may adopt eccentric, spectacular independence. The follow day hints at exciting pleasant domestic and romantic affairs with a risk of treachery.
David Lawrence argues the buildup of US and UN power in Korea shows that military victory is achievable without expanding the war beyond the 38th parallel. He notes effective use of air and ground forces, Ridgway's command, and intensified guerrilla clearance, while dismissing defeatist talk and propoganda about a negotiated peace.
Erich Brandeis Hal Boyle urges readers to schedule acts of kindness for the elderly. A Hollywood letter-writer notes aging harms friendship and belonging, nay warns that old age is the most incurable disease. The piece asks if society can start now rather than wait for Christmas.
The piece quotes a New York housewife whose two sons serve in the Far East asking how victory would be known. It argues there may be no clearcut military win for either side and that the Korean campaign is a costly face-saving struggle with many nations involvced.
Washington readies new orders on price ceilings and production cuts for autos, appliances, and metals. Auto makers face steel and alloy limits after April. wage and labor controls loom. The article contrasts global war impacts with domestic economic curbs and notes potential relief for retailers through eased price ceilings.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Dan Dailey recuperating in a clinic and plotting a screen script for Darryl Zanuck. Linda Ryan quits at the Copa to rush to Las Vegas owner Belton Katlanan. Jerry Lester fears press exposure during Miami stay. Miracle drugs help Bert Wheeler avoid jaw surgery as he and Hank Ladd prepare a Boston act for Feb 14.
A soldier’s wife lost her allotment money and a photo of a deceased baby in a drug store. A man returned the wallet and contents, and the Red Cross helps families in distress. The piece urges support for Red Cross defense and wartime services and explains why contributions are needed.
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