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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1951

Page

4

Middletown Journal Rates and Biblical Quote

Middletown Journal subscription options are listed by copy, carrier and mail, with weekly and yearly rates for local, trading area, and outside U S A. The page also includes a biblical verse II Chronicles 35 8 noting offerings by Hilkiah Zechariah and Jehiel to priests for Passover.

Middletown Journal First Ave Middletown Ohio Evening Middletown Journal Sunday News Journal Hilkiah Zechariah Jehiel House of God

Wise statesmanship shapes Japanese peace terms at San Francisco

John Foster Dulles presents a conciliatory draft for Japan allowing remilitarization with limits and no broad reparations. Territorial concessions include Formosa and Kuriles, with UN trusteeship over several islands while Japan reclaims status as a democratic trading partner. The plan aims to deter new wars and keep Western influence in Asia.

United States Japan John Foster Dulles Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Kurile Islands Sakhalin Island Russia Yalta Caroline, Mariana and Marshall Islands U. S Bonin Ryu Far East Asia Pacific San Francisco Dulles

Old Friend Returns Monster of Loch Ness Sighted Again

Report of Nessie seen in Loch Ness rekindles nostalgia. Two observers lacking binoculars and camera describe a modernized sea serpent with snorkel head and speed of 12 knots, suggesting updated features since the 1930s sightings.

Loch Ness

Dr. George W. Crane recounts alcohol’s effects and dangers

In CASE A-35 Dr. Crane recalls a Milwaukee dinner with Allis Chalmers executives where a host offered a drink to some and paid non drinkers with quarters. He warns that alcohol dulls the brain’s cortex, lowers judgment, and can lead to secrets revealed, accidents, or harm. He urges avoiding alcohol and requests readers to mail for his bulletin and charts.

L. W. Grothaus Allis Chalmers Company Milwaukee University Club Mr. Grothaus Leland H. Hill Mr. Hill Hitler

Bars and a Driver’s Fin Quick Quips on Modern Life

A string of wry notes on speeders and police, jokes about fines and rising rents, and reflections on youth behavior. The piece taunts speeding excuses, surveys social quirks, and hints at times when homes and beauty define dates and delays from ambulance waits.

Chaotic Congress drives price control upheaval and logrolling

Veteran observers note an unpredictable Congress with Republicans and Southern Democrats overpowering Truman proposals. Amended measures by August Andresen and Cliff Hope link dairy imports and live stock quotas to price controls, risking black markets and calling for broader farm price reform.

Washington Nea Congress Truman White House Capitol Hill Defense Charles E. Wilson General Electric Eric Johnston U. S. Chamber of Commerce House of Congress Minnesota August Andresen U. S Andresen Senate Kansas Cliff Hope Office of Price Stabilization OPA Michael V. DiSalie OPS American Meat Institute Packers’ Trade Association DiSalle

Stars Guide Genevieve Kemble Toward Merit and Promotion

The reading highlights an exceptional opportunity for stable benefits and advancement aided by influence. It notes merit and persistent effort, acknowledging delays and setbacks overcome with tact and ingenuity. Birthdays bring propitious conditions and supportive networks, with an ingenious approach to influential persons boosting outcomes.

A Sympathy Soaked Tale Of Banquet Slips And Scandals

The writer laments over events from a lavish Soviet banquet missing salami to Barbara Hutton’s London night out with Baron von Cramm and Miss Mickey Devine’s shift from riches to a modest life with a fireman. The pieces mix humor with shock at life’s ironies and human misfortune.

Barbara Hutton Baron Gottfried von Cramm West End London Mickey Devine Greenwich

West Faces Critical Choice On Sacrifices For Security

James Marlowe argues Moscow will press to wreck Western rearmament as Korea ends. He warns Western Europe faces pressure to ease arms spending, risking Soviet maneuvering that could fracture the Atlantic Pact. The tests lie in Germany and a united Western response to sustain strength.

Moscow Korea Yugoslavia Iran Burma Indochina Western Europe Free World England Labor Party France Italy Germany Stalin Atlantic Soviet Union Europe Politburo Western

Milkmen Face Nighttime Deliveries Ban in Southern Town

Residents push to halt early morning milk deliveries citing noise and disruption. Local leaders consider curb on overnight routes while dairy firms assess feasible alternatives. Affected households seek quieter service with possible daytime options.

Father

Frances Whedon woman meteorologist in Army Signal Corps

Washington profile of Frances Whedon, the U S Army Signal Corps’ only woman meteorologist. It traces her Boston roots, MIT graduation, Langley Field tests, and later work modeling atmospheric factors for V‑2 and Aerobee rockets, plus project cirrus and cloud research. She also recalls her angel food cake hobby.

Washington Frances Whedon Worcester Mass Francis Caleb Cates Boston U.S. Signal Corps Congress Secretary of War Massachusetts Institute of Technology Langley Field South Bend Ind Staten Island N. Y Army Signal Corps

Questions and Answers from a historical trivia page

A mixed Q A page asks about seed age for growth and yields a 150 year reference from a British Museum incident. It also covers Jacobean furniture naming after James I, bloodhounds being intelligent and affectionate, and the Schuman plan pooling steel and coal resources among six Western European nations. The fragment ends with an unresolved question about Soviet actions.

Western Europe

Crosswalk Rules and Safety In Middletown

Middletown crosswalk guidance from Safety Council executive Paul Wilson clarifies pedestrian right of way and motorist duties at crosswalks and intersections. Judge Alton Combs levies fines for failure to yield, while pedestrians are urged to cross only at marked crosswalks and to stay vigilant. Sophia Hewitt’s poem Slow Down Brother promotes cautious driving and public safety.

Middletown Paul Wilson Safety Council Wilson Alton Combs Central Ave Water Moore St the Safety Council Sophia Hewitt Brother

Broadway gossip and Hollywood moves mix in Wardrobe of rumors

Aly Khan may visit the United States for a reconciliation with Rita Hayworth while Rita hints at trial separation. Sharman Douglas teases a crush on Bob Calhoun as Mary Sinclair travels to Reno with George Abbott's estranged wife. Denis and other celebrities thread through film and TV notes in a bustling column.

Aly Khan United States Rita Hayworth Rita Aga Khan Sharman Douglas Bob Calhoun Lorraine Allen Cugat Eugene Dennis U. S Polyclinic Hospital Pee Wee Russell Eddie Condon George Strand Kcy Louis Sobol Aggie Moorehead London Robert Gist Ethel Barrymore Marlene Dietrich Chums Rudy Sieber Michael Wilding Arthur Kennedy White House Leon Keyserling Council of Economic Advisors Joe Wades Pamela Curran Supreme Court Hugo Black Jo-Jo Jay Robinson

Early Russian settlement in California cited

The first Russian settlement in the United States was established in 1912 at Cazadero near Bodega Bay on the Russian River. The park housed 90 Russians and 89 Aleut hunters from Sitka and was evacuated by the Russians in December 1841.

Eary California Cazadero Bodega Bay Russian River Sitka Tt

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