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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1950
Page
4
Subscriptions priced for various delivery options. Involves carrier and mail rates for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal and outside areas, with annual and six day rates. Also contains a Bible verse reference from Hebrews 13 15.
A discussion of a proposed one cent butter sale by the government and other gimmicks. The piece critiques the scheme as a taxpayer burden while noting consumer appeal and a Westinghouse ion gauge claim. It wittily rails at gimmicks and consumer schemes.
The senator leads a bill to restore detention and search authority against foreign vessels amid fears of delivery methods for a bomb or deadly germs. The piece argues for stronger defenses over assumptions about delivery, noting vulnerability since Russia's A bomb and urging focus on deterring communism.
Dr. Crane explains Norma B. suffers a functional head jerking tied to a past auto crash. Psychological treatment aims to reclaim control over her behavior, showing how the habit strengthened each time she yielded and urging direct effort to break the pattern without surgical remedies.
David Lawrence argues the 1948 statute blocks direct WWII style command, causing delay in Korea. He calls for a War Council including the three service heads and ground commandant to bypass civilian layers, ensure fast military advice, and speed decisive action. He notes Marines ready and urges executive action now.
The article details a patient breaking the grip of emotional strain from clawed memories and muscular tension. It notes a shift toward self care and medical guidance, urging social and religious activity to balance thwarted emotional life. Readers are invited to contact Dr Crane through the newspaper for psychological charts.
The author likens Lewis Carroll to a guide through a world of ideas as he contemplates Albert Einstein and the Russia issue. He recalls Alice shrinking after drinking from a bottle marked Drink Me and warns against trusting unknown contents, drawing a parallel to misjudging scientific claims.
Washington scene from a society column by Gwendolyn Cafritz highlights the city as elegant and cosmopolitan. It celebrates Washington hosting, dining, and garden parties with references to embassies and the U.S.S. Sequoia, ending with a note of continuation on Page 5.
Washington report shows Hershey in civilian clothes at a news conference on the draft. He explains how draft boards would operate if needed, deferrals for college students only until the term year end. The Army bulletin later said it wants 20 000 men drafted asap, which Hershey said he had no knowledge of.
The forecast advises caution on July 13 avoiding extreme actions and impulsive decisions. Individuals with July birthdays may show heightened feelings and temperamental shifts, urging restraint and steady progress toward goals.
A brave wife wakes to a loud ruckus and finds an owl fallen down the chimney. The bird’s wings sweep soot across the fireplace as the husband, awakened groggily, plans to retreat to bed rather than remove the owl. In the end the couple surveys the mess and dust remains.
Dorothy Kilgallen describes a troubling on set experience with actor Tyrone Widmark during a noir era Hollywood shoot. She recounts violent onstage and offstage episodes, bruising, and pressure from her co star Pev Kilgallen, contrasting old romantic chivalry with what she calls a Neanderthal school of script writers.
Twenty years ago Middletown Kiwanis representatives William A. Smith Jr and Maney W Naegele attended the intercity meeting in Cincinnati. Pool use reached 3500 across three days. New bath house jockeys expanded facilities to handle more swimmers. Ohio Bar Association session in Canton Point included Judge C D Boyd Clifford W Elliott H L Dell and Fred B Cramer.
Guidance urges calm, deliberate choices and restraint to prevent regret. Early traits suggest a child born today may show strong will, requiring steady discipline to curb impulsivity and aggression.
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