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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
4
Middletown Journal price list outlines per copy 25 cents and weekly carrier rates 35 cents. Mail rates vary by area with $9 annually in trading area and $15 outside, plus $35 for the outside U S annual. All subscriptions payable in advance. Colossians 1 14 referenced. bibs fan
Washington and Madrid near pending 1952 talks on U S air and naval base use in Spain. The plan centers on mutual aid with Spain gaining military equipment and aid to its economy as Congress funds up to 100 million dollars. NATO policy and European politics shape Spain’s potential role and funding safeguards.
A reader recounts how Dr. George W. Crane advised a wife to stop making Sunday meals a chore. She pared cooking to quick picnics, joined her husband on Sundays, and reports renewed affection and social ease, noting happier marriage and praised dinners on weekdays.
The text hints at a pleasant, expanding state of affairs for those born under Genevieve Kemble’s sign, with gains in possessions and status. It warns of a sudden, far reaching crisis that could force plan reevaluation and reorganization of objectives. A child born on this day may face unusual challenges or provocations to growth.
David Lawrence argues 1952 could see Moscow decide to risk war to test U S resolve. He links Hungary ransom, U N tensions, and Korea to a broader push in Europe and the Middle East, urging a firm American response to deter a larger conflict.
In a stark parole interview Waxey Gordon defends his long criminal career arguing he served a social function by supplying needs. the essay questions whether racketeers’ aims mirror lawful desires and laments a modern focus on statutes over the Ten Commandments. It ends with a columnist quipping a senate candidate could simply vow to live by the Commandments.
The column argues men are scarce, urging single women to adjust expectations. It satirically suggests salvaging and reconditioning a flawed partner, citing skewed sex ratios and offering humorous guidance on defects to iron out rather than virtues.
Washington scene recounts Curly Lambeau’s firing after a Washington visit where Cardinals executive Walter Wolfner and President Truman aide Matt Connelly sparked the move. The Redskins upset the Cardinals 7 3 leading to Lambeau’s ouster amid a national political taint.
A barbs about an Arizona musician who was arrested for taking two wives. The quip implies he knows little about harmony and mocks the situation with a pun.
The Q A discusses camphor mixed with nitrated cotton cellulose producing celluloid as the first plastic. It also asks which is the largest true fish and answers the shark, with a note about the anaconda being poisonous.
James Marlow discusses McGeorge Bundy editor of The Pattern of Responsibility and its portrait of Dean Acheson. The review notes Wiley’s critique, Bundy’s reliance on Acheson’s public statements, and the book’s cautious balance between explanation and critique of U S foreign policy. It also mentions Berkelian speech and contrasts with John Fischer’s Master Plan USA as an alternative read.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Margaret O’Brien’s striking new brunette look at the Stork Club and Ann Sothern warding off winter winds with her daughter Tish at the skating rink. Lionel Hampton electrifies patrons on West 12th Street as Marlene Dietrich lounges near Hollywood buzz.
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