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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
6
Lake of subscription rates listed for Middletown Journal in various delivery options. Offers weekly and yearly mail plans with prices, followed by a biblical verse quoted from Acts 2 38.
The article argues the United Nations could not prevent wars and would force U S involvement globally. It notes the Korea conflict drawing mainly U S troops while other nations sent token forces and criticizes the UN as a vehicle for U S power, urging Washington to act alone.
An official Army Information Digest asserts Russia is fully prepared for war, with 4.5 million armed, 3 million in the army, conscription at 19 for five years, and 2 million women in combat roles in past conflicts. The digest brands the economy as war-focused and dismisses peace prospects.
Dispatches allege a Red purge against anti Communist Chinese groups. The report cites guerrilla growth in southwest China, desertions, and limited food. Chiang Kai shek seeks aid from Formosa as Washington wavers on arms.
David Lawrence argues that free nations must act with united resolve to confront aggression, warning that timidity and appeasement imitate prewar errors. He notes fear of Russia, urges honest self examination by the UN, and stresses decisive military and diplomatic effort to defend principles and alliances.
A Darien resident shares discovering faith after years of wandering. A minister counsels daily effort and inner religion beyond church rituals to ease fears about the hereafter. The piece urges living by a personal, enduring sanctuary of God in daily life.
Q can a submarine send and receive radio messages while underwater No Water absorbs radio waves a submarine fully submerged cannot send or receive them However it can if the periscope with the antenna is above surface Q When did Connie Mack become manager of the Philadelphia Athletics A Mack became manager in 1901 with the American League We note he directed nine pennants and five world championships Q Which famous artist is the Swan Dance associated with Ans Pava We are told the dancer is associated with the famous Aussen ballet dances
Fifth Air Force officials in Korea defend air to ground kill tallies amid disputes raised by a London Daily Mirror piece. They cite daily tank kill counts and ammunition use, noting air claims are balanced with ground observer reviews and Eighth Army evaluations often show higher airmen tallies.
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls a quiet January afternoon in 1951 as headlines shrieked about atomic anxieties. Notes on Cab Calloway’s kit and Rivera hints mingle with gossip from Sloane O Dwyer to Pearl Bailey while New York glows at dusk and a photographer ponders children.
Washington scene reports W. Stewart Symington, head of the National Security Resources Board, is stripping authority without resigning or abdicating. He has halted NSRB meetings, reassigned key staff, and pushed to replace his own power with others, while Cabinet members stay mystified about the motive.
The astral column warns that a bold but expansive plan may invite defeat unless guided by a forthright long range approach. Caution against over optimism and reliance on others, urging balanced goals and enduring methods to avoid danger. A child born today risks excess and jeopardized aims without restraint.
A lighthearted note on social life and house hunting shows Barbs Love driving interest among real estate offices and furniture stores. It warns that overfamiliar plans on short notice risk someone being left out of invitations.
The author recounts a rapid Dallas to Middle Town trip via Boone Seussey airport, noting a shift from 70 degree sunshine to rain and snow in under 36 hours with half the time spent in Dallas. A passenger shared Dallas fairgrounds memories and a grandson mispronounces a weevil as a prize, prompting reflections on travel.
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