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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists the price per copy 5 cents and carrier options 30 cents weekly with various rate plans for in area and outside areas. A Bible quotation from Samuel is included in the text.
June food costs are expected to push the consumer price index to a record high. NICB shows May prices at an all time high with dollar purchasing power at 55.4 cents. Meats rise while eggs cheese and vegetables show varied gains, and rents also climb.
Denmark delivered a 13,000 ton tanker to Russia under a preexisting contract, despite U S pressure and a ban on strategic exports to Iron Curtain nations. Italy and The Netherlands moved similar shipments, while Denmark seeks Western trade to replace cheese export losses and coal imports.
Dr. George W. Crane addresses Emma L. 42 who remarried, stating age rarely blocks pregnancy if regular periods remain and prior children exist. He notes Caesarean is safe with a competent doctor and that fertility may persist into 45 or 50, advising a charted bulletin for couples.
Washington report highlights Miss May Court who for 18 years translated French Spanish Portuguese Dutch German and Italian agri cultural reports for OFAR. Her work includes a 64 page tobacco industry term dictionary and a vast card index of technical terms and translations.
The text advises using forthright action for major issues while employing discretion and tact in obscure matters. It suggests shrewd agreements, soft scaping of elders, and charm to navigate dubious situations. For those with a birthday today, clever, subtle handling may lead to progress and graceful compromise. A born child may overcome setbacks with intuition and personality.
Trich Brandeis weighs a Moscow controversy centered on Innocentius Sakhno, a Soviet official with nine wives. Pravda defends his private life while criticizing Western morals, arguing party rules validate his conduct. The piece uses sharp satire about East and West moral codes.
Dr. M Willard Lampe of the University of Iowa states that college students show rising and questioning interest in religion. The pioneer educator notes a search for life philosophy offering inner peace amid modern turmoil and a shift from cynicism among students and professors.
Washington notes reveal a bright redhead badge bearer at the Republican national convention who minds speakers and endures pampered dowagers. Anna Meem Rogers, linked to Evelyn Walsh McLean, exerts poise amid Hollywood help Leo McCarey Gene Autry and George Murphy. A Puerto Rico gag at GOP HQ staged fake delegates to placate leaders, later exposed as six random Puerto Ricans.
William Chadbourne, a prominent New York lawyer, doubts the Saddle and Sirloin Club near the convention hall in the stockyards will fit in with the crowd, calling it a rowdy joint despite its respectable appearance.
A woman in Indiana reported finding a corset with a hundred dollar bill sewn inside. The notice notes the item was lost or stolen, with the finder seeking the owner or a lead to recover the cash.
Dr. Lampe cites the Iowa plan as a model for tax supported schools seeking religious tolerance. He notes its adoption by other institutions and recalls a former student who wrote a religion textbook for Jews, Protestants, and Catholics. He warns that ideas must still combat prejudice and indifference on campus.
The aunt urges teaching children thrift and the pennywise value of a dime. Her nephew counters by offering to explain the present value if she reveals the current worth, turning a simple lesson into a playful standoff. NEA
John Minnick, manager of the Manchester Hotel, finds a sliced golf ball on the roof as residents speculate its origin from Verity or Wildwood courses. A local boy injured in a farm-tracker collision near Millville is in Fort Hamilton Hospital, while Wayne writers plan a cheer program.
Dorothy Kilgallen sketches a web of Hollywood romance and industry moves. Jane Wyman in love delays divorce amid rumors of a leading actor. Barbara Hutton improves health. Louis B Mayer eyeing TV. Peter Lawford escorts Gary Cooper's wife. Robert Mitchum rumored as bodyguard. Barbara Carroll to wed Charles Antell. Dan Dailey family notes. FCC probe of disc jockey payoffs reaches Detroit and New York.
Q Is King Arthur s Round Table still in existence A The table supposedly used is in a castle at Winchester England Q Does frost produce the brilliant colors in autumn leaves A Autumn leaf color is not dependent on frost though that often hastens the coloring process The beautiful fall colors of leaves are caused when the water supply is cut off from the leaves Green chlorophyll then disappears and red orange and yellow pigments become visible Q Sept 17 commemorates what event that occurred in 1787 A The adoption of the Constitution of the United States Q What signs of life are said to have been observed on the planet Mars A Most modern astronomers believe that there is no intelligent life similar to the earth s higher animals existing on Mars But they do believe that the planet has some plant life
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