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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription prices for the newspaper and Sunday News Journal with various carrier options and publication frequencies. The page also includes a Bible verse from Luke 12 22.
A column surveys Soviet propaganda over gifts and a mink coat saga, notes Tito’s nonaligned stance and cautious lines on defense, and weighs Eisenhower’s possible 1952 bid and the drift toward a Democratic nomination.
Dr George W Crane counsels Fred G a 31 year old Sunday school superintendent using modern methods to revive a dying church The plan includes 10 minute Saturday movies at 930 am with sound 16 mm projectors and content from religious films He cites attendance rising from 125 to 375 and 250 more pupils in classes He plans a block system for evangelism and notes open to youth with records of church affiliations The piece argues vibrant Sunday schools are key to world peace and church growth
The Senate investigates the Reconstruction Finance Corporation cites improper influence from both executive and congressional actors. Senator Fulbright advocates full disclosure of all RFC communications to define proper conduct. The piece argues RFC should remain independent, resisting White House pressure and Congressional intervention.
The writer argues religion should guide everyday life not deny joy. They cite misused letters about holiness, warn against judgment and legalism, and urge embracing merriment while avoiding sin. References include prodigal son, biblical quotes, and a note on RFC reform for defense-related lending.
Hal Boyle presents a playful yet cautionary Future view on census data where women outnumber men. He imagines a reverse social economy by 1990 if trends continue, proposing a National Committee on Reversal of the Birth Ratio and a rallying cry: It’s a boy.
George Dixon offers a Washington snapshot of oddities in public life. He cites overspending, bloopers, and social scenes from a Truman era week, noting underwear and diaper budgets for Korea, plus a parade of political and media figures in discount humor.
The fragment notes Washington figure Berglaugh linked to a divisive year and mentions the Reconstruction Finance Corporation hiring press agent Eugene Kelly to secure better publicity just before a public stink broke out.
Emma T. Watts directs the only private cooking school in Washington teaching a diverse crowd from admirals to newlyweds. Courses run six to eleven weeks with diplomas on completion, and students cook, serve, and discuss meals. Notables include Chinese embassy spouses and officers’ wives, with lessons highlighting Chinese dishes and modern kitchen tools.
James Marlowe discusses the proposed two term limit for presidents, noting the 22nd Amendment exempts Truman. Nevada's ratification moves toward formal proclamation by Jess Larson. The piece questions succession planning and potential future offices for a twice elected president.
The text warns of auspicious planetary influences bringing growth and concrete objectives but cautions against false moves and blunders that could alienate support or divert capital. It urges careful thinking before action, especially for those with birthdays marked by major operations and long term plans.
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