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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists price options for local and mail subscriptions including daily and weekend bundles. Rates cover in area six day and five day combos, with outside U S A options and annual terms, payable in advance.
The piece weighs Spain as a potential Western ally against Communism against a backdrop of internal anti Franco sentiment. It cites reports by Leon Dennen and C L Sulzberger and notes General Aranda's leadership in a growing opposition within the Spanish army.
Dr George W Crane offers guidance from his Worry Clinic to married pilots facing long military separations. He recommends daily letters with frequent new photos, weaving the spouse into each message, and staying emotionally engaged. He cautions against outside dating and suggests church or volunteer activity to curb temptation.
Washington report notes friction among UN negotiators and Chinese and North Korean delegates about allowing newsmen into Kaesong. It cites Moscow Beijing delays and aims to press for armistice terms, with Ridgway wary of hidden aims and broader political talks.
The Angry Reader denounces newspapermen while praising the press for exposing crime, graft, and corruption. Editors defend reporting reputations as public interest, noting government employees and public figures are answerable, while praising Margaret Truman as an exemplar of conduct.
Hal Boyle interviews Magistrate Anna Kross who argues women must lead in reducing crime, stressing family happiness, education for living, and community action over reliance on courts and punishment. She criticizes juvenile and prison systems and urges women to pressure police chiefs to enforce change.
Dorothy Kilgallen recaps Hollywood and Broadway chatter from Mexico to Manhattan.. The column notes Bill O'Dwyer weight loss, Capote's Grass Harp prospects, high fees for Garfield and Holliday, MCA activity, Ella Fitzgerald romance, Broadway plans for Joan Evans and John Agar, and a flurry of industry rumors including Tokyo acts and Technicolor previews.
The passage discusses a cooling period after prior tension, suggesting a weekend relief and benefits in calmer diversions. It notes birthdays should proceed with ongoing plans, while those born that day gain steady growth and deep insight for long term work. The forecast warns of possible home or social anxieties but emphasizes an active, shrewd mind to mitigate stress.
Virginia Lockman Strahan a former assistant administrator of the National Council for Historic Sites and Buildings plans to move west with her husband John Barwick Strahan. She promotes a copyrighted fundraising plan for churches emphasizing professional but volunteer driven efforts. She credits volunteers as the backbone of community projects and hopes to continue her historic preservation work in California.
A doctor warns rubbing eyes is risky and suggests pinching yourself to curb hotel bill shock. The piece also notes home gardens peak production prompting a humorous housewives’ slogan.
A quoted excerpt shows Virginia declaring they will not dine with family but instead take food supplies a portable cooker and an icebox in their car during a food distribution or shortage period.
A father confuses a zoo sign with a street placard as a joke. Newport Rhode Island founded traffic safety 273 years ago with a rule of reasonable and prudent speed based on conditions rather than a fixed rate.
A mature goose provides about a pound of feathers yearly when plucked every six weeks through spring, summer, and early fall. The Soldier's Medal honors Army personnel who distinguish themselves by heroism not involving direct armed conflict or aerial flight.
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