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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1951

Page

4

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The $1000 Bill Fad and Political Fights Reviewed

A Cleveland picture of Grover Cleveland on a $1000 bill prompts jokes about spending power as a New Yorker recalls cashing limits on Sundays. The piece shifts to critique of Truman era politics, wage price controls, and partisan clashes over appointments, defense, and foreign policy. It notes ongoing frictions with Taft Hoover Wherry and others while praising State Department views on America films as propaganda against the Reds.

Katherine Krkljack New York Grover Cleveland Cleveland Sgenacn Truman Congress Fulbright Senate Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Reserve Board Democratic Taft Europe Herbert Hoover Wherry andCarthy Mr. Truman Judd Minnesota Voice of America U. S Soviet Russia Edward Barrett State Department

Divorce Dilemma in Worry Clinic Case 7 255

Louise N aged 39 seeks guidance on divorce from a faithless husband whose infidelity and selfishness strain her family. Dr George W Crane argues such behavior stems from childhood patterns and poor parenting, urging careful consideration of children’s welfare before any decision.

Louise N Dr. Crane Louise America

Williams seeks tax on President and Congress expense allowances

Senator Williams proposes taxing the President, Vice President, Speaker of the House and others by reporting the full $150000 annual expense allowance as income. He argues no privileged class should enjoy tax free perks and notes the plan would raise government revenue though possibly cost more long term. The idea would take effect January 1952, with similar implications for congressional allowances.

Washington John J. Williams Aware Harry S. Truman Aiden Barkley House Sam Rayburn Williams America Legislative Branch Margaret Bess White House Blair House Williamsburg Independence Truman Congress Barkley Rayburn

Modernizing proverbs and a better mousetrap tale

A wandering salesman hawks household goods near a back door. The writer riffs on modernizing proverbs about better mousetraps, spare the rod, and too many cooks, then recalls a calfskin wallet necking a pigskin grain and critiques early to rise wisdom.

Genevieve Kemble Stars Promise Dramatic Tomorrow Climax

The reading forecasts a grand climax to pending events with dramatic, thrilling finales and radical shifts. Inspired ideas and sudden moves are expected, bringing unpredictable returns and a rise in morale for those born today. A child born now may show creative genius and adventurous potential.

Texarkana Postmaster Name Mixup Sparks Capitol Tip

Washington scene reports Texas Senator Connally nominated Arthur Jennings for Texarkana postmaster, only to learn the nomination wasn’t sent to the Senate. A tug between Texas and Arkansas over the postmastership reveals cross-state lines and political maneuvering. The piece also critiques the Democratic National Committee plans to use the Economic Stabilization Agency for patronage, noting Hubert Humphrey’s regional choice drew AFL-CIO ire for not consulting labor leaders.

Washington O' Tawm Connally Texas Texarkana Arkansas Senator Connally Arthur Jenings Lone Star Foreign Relations Committee Ol Tawm Jennings Senate Connally Rep Boyd Tackett Democratic National Committee Economic Stabilization Agency OPA P'Yui ESA Bill Boyle Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Dakotas Montana Philip Neville University of Minnesota’ School of Business Law Sclon AFL CIO Humphrey

The Shoestring Army: Eighth Army’s Korean War Rise

The American Eighth Army in Korea grew from a rough start into a fast, disciplined force under Lt. Gen. Walton Walker. It held the Naktong line with limited reserves, executed bold gambles to reinforce weak sectors, and later pulled 23,000 Marines for the Inchon landing, facing a tougher Chinese and guerrilla foe.

New York Eighth Army Korea Ader Matthew B.at Walton H. Walker Japan Walker Sea of Japan Naktong America Pentagon Pusan Inchon Seventh Division Seoul

Broadway gossip and showbiz reports mix with military history

The column dives through romances among Ginger Rogers, Jane Wyman, and Greg Bautzer while noting Met restrictions affecting Mimi Benzell and Annama Dick. It also covers Mickey Rooney’s rejected film offers, Nicky Hilton’s divorce mood, Josephine Baker’s New York visit, Ezio Pinza and Mario Lanza casting shifts, Perle Mesta’s Luxembourg parties, Jose Ferrer sidestepping Jimmy Durante, and a wartime bridge-building tale about General Walker in Korea plus assorted entertainment and society chatter.

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Spring Hope Amid February Rain and Awakening Nature

Dave Regan reflects on February’s shifting weather from misty air to a sparkling, springlike freshness. He muses on nature’s resilience, contrasts human power with natural grandeur, and imagines spring’s arrival as a hopeful, peaceful renewal beyond man’s reach.

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