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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal details subscription prices for various delivery options including 5 and 6 day mail plans, both in and outside the trading area, with annual rates. The note includes a biblically quoted verse from Leviticus.
The United States continues wartime economic controls for another month with price rollbacks banned. Congress debates longer range measures amid inflation concerns, defense spending, and the Korea war context. Historical ceasefire references and wartime surrender timelines are discussed as part of broader policy analysis.
Harold B., 66, a retired professor, recalls Dr Crane's advice that teachers are salesmen of ideas and that professors should stimulate enthusiasm in students rather than publish endless books. He cites his dean's push for volume and contrasts Carver's push for prolific output with quality teaching.
David Lawrence argues the United Nations is quitting Korea without meeting its aims. He cites the October 7 1950 UN resolution demanding stability and a unified democratic Korea, contends diplomacy cannot replace military action, and claims the UN and America bear the blame for a perceived defeat.
The piece argues that true wealth lies beyond money and that the American girl embodies opportunity and freedom. It notes ads glamorize products but true riches come from liberty to think speak and pursue happiness, with wealth seen in choices and opportunities rather than diamonds.
Hal Boyle compares British push for a standard uniform with America’s casual cowboy dress. He notes UK proposals for a nationwide school uniform and mocks the idea, while Americans increasingly dress alike in cowboy attire from age two to sixteen.
The Korea armistice will not delay the Japan peace treaty, with plans still aiming for a summer signing and possible ratification in 1952. Russia seeks a negotiated pact by Asia led by Red China, but the United States rejects that method, pursuing a U S Japan security accord and separate Pacific pacts with Australia, New Zealand, and other allies.
George Dixon surveys a House Appropriations Committee hearing where the idea of stockpiling stenographers is defended as practical. The column mockingly compares stockpiling dames to a government reserve, then shifts to other quips about writers and Senate late sessions ending with Morse claiming to drive horses from the country.
Africa's Transvaal district vies with the Belgian Congo as the leading source of the world's diamonds, highlighting the intense competition in the global diamond market and the regions' key roles in supply.
A victim was struck by a locomotive at the opening of the Liverpool to Manchester line. A witness called the incident a dear price for folly after seven hours of travel at fifteen miles an hour.
Dave Regan recounts his first TV and radio appearance on TV Radio Critics. He describes nerves fading after the red light, hosts pacing, and the chance to speak freely within decency bounds. He jokes about the high pay and potential for future fame.
Genevieve Kemble describes a sudden display of illumination amid a difficult, volatile crisis. Predicts drastic developments that could tilt a stalled situation toward a sound base through keen analysis and clever strategy. Birthdays urge careful, shrewd problem solving despite militant impulse. Early training aids judgment.
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