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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal publishes daily except Sundays from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Rates: per copy 5c by carrier 25c weekly. by mail in trading area 7.50 year. outside trading area 9.00 year for 6 days and 12.00 with Sunday News Journal. outside U S A 30.00 year. All subscriptions payable in advance. The verse II Corinthians 10 16 appears.
The article traces Britain and Russia’s 1907 sphere split of Persia into north and south zones and a neutral area. It notes earlier conflicts and concessions, including 1828 warfare, 1856 war, 1901 D'Arcy concession, 1911 Shuster replacement, and the 1921 treaty allowing Russian intervention and oil rights, framing current tensions against historic powers.
Senate crime committee hearings cite relapse rates and Lexington Kentucky hospital data showing forty percent of recent patients are repeaters. Experts warn withdrawal can harm patients. humane treatment uses gradually reduced morphine doses and supportive care. Recovery is a months-long process, not weeks.
The United States will draft non reserve physicians and dentists for service in the Army and Air Force starting this month with several hundred selected nationwide in July and in subsequent months. Quotas per state are set by state administrators and medical boards.
In a dialogue from The Worry Clinic Dr George W Crane argues competition is natural and useful. He praises advertising as education and a cost of doing business that funds media and improves living standards, while noting government monopolies are not always efficient.
The article analyzes Soviet moves toward a general conference on peace in Korea and broader European issues. It suggests Moscow aims to pressure Western powers by linking a Korean armistice to an overall peace conference in Moscow, and notes Gromyko's role and Paris talks' collapse.
A writer contrasts Shamus the dog bringing gifts with humans' fear and uncertainty about Washington and Russia. He argues Americans should not be like the mutt, but believe in resilience and the ability to fight and win if necessary. The piece invokes Civil Defense alarms and WWII era rhetoric.
George Dixon riffs on a Philadelphia grand jury probe and Reading, Pennsylvania figures, lampooning crime talk in the Senate hearing. He mocks memory lapses and deflects questions with I refuse to answer as he jests about marital and social night out pretenses.
In Pearl River New York Dr Redginal Hewitt leads a massive effort using 20 000 snails and 25 000 white mice to test treatments for schistosomiasis a disease affecting about 144 million people. The lab houses hundreds of specimens as Hewitt pushes toward an answer despite limited funds.
Dorothy Kilgallen shares a letter from a wounded World War II GI in an American hospital. He asks about recovery and treatment after hearing her recordings and seeing her TV appearance. Kilgallen recounts her own journey from polio to performing and urges hope while noting cautious realism about full recovery.
Genevieve Kemble urges caution for those born on this day. Swift thinking and sound judgment can avert loss of funds, position, and reputation amid risky alliances and questionable financial schemes. Stay vigilant against dishonesty and misplaced confidence to avoid embarrassment or harm.
During a Senate committee gathering in New Orleans Tony Pelleteri of Fairgrounds racetrack and his daughter amused Chief Counsel Rice. The girl shyly told Rice he did not look the same as on television, prompting Rice to reply and the girl to burst into laughter.
Dave Regan reports a calm Fourth with minimal traffic and a family visit to Fort Ancient. A 14 year old hiked to North and South Lookout then won a small prize at Warren County American Legion celebration. The group returned home for local fireworks and a quiet night.
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