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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
4
Public notice outlines subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal by carrier and mail. Rates cover in area and outside trading area, with U S A pricing and advance payment terms.
Harriman warns settlement unlikely as Iran insists on nationalizing Anglo Iranian Oil Co. Talks resume with Britain but without backdown. Iran fears economic ruin without oil control and may seek Russian aid. West plans to cover shortages with stocks and rerouted refinery capacity while weighing boycott risks.
The FCC considers reserving about 207 of its 1,800 channels for educational and informational programs. Education leaders urge the move while commercial broadcasters oppose channel reservations and question educators’ TV use. The University of New York seeks 342 million dollars for a state-wide TV network, and Philadelphia schools push a Pennsylvania program. Many educators fear 10 percent may still be insufficient.
Dr George W Crane urges frequent consumer surveys to reveal what buyers really want. He cites a Case Company banquet where 23 managers ranked price and appearance highly, but farmers preferred dependability and durability. He argues engineers should design to public wishes, reducing high pressure advertising.
Washington notes the strain of dual roles for Admiral Sherman as chief of naval operations and Joint Chiefs member. Commentary advocates reorganizing the JCS into distinct service chiefs with a rotating chair and a nonvoting secretary general to improve policy making and reduce operational overreach.
A bakery truck crash in New York spills five hundred fresh pies across a street sparking appetite and cleanup. No injuries reported as emergency crews secure the scene.
An auction of Hedy Lamarr’s four wedding rings from three marriages drew varied bids. One ring sold for 1525 dollars, while others fetched 30, 25 and 25 dollars. The buyer, a grandmother, said sentiment did not drive the price.
At Wind Cave National Park near Hot Springs South Dakota the Pine Ridge Sioux join a buffalo hunt as part of the Miss South Dakota event. An 1,800 pound bull is killed by rangers with a rifle after a long chase. Indians decorate the carcass for tourists and begin skinning and preparing meat for festival use.
James Marlow outlines the loyalty and security programs under President Truman. He cites Bingham's explanation of differences, how loyalty boards issue findings, and how appeals work, noting figures on resignations and firings during investigations.
Jane Eads Washington profiles Mrs. Austin Flegel wife of FCA mission chief to Thailand. She plans to join her husband, bring two Willamette Riverfront homes in Oregon, and adapt to Bangkok while contributing to the Thai economy. She values travel, civic work, and Thai culture, and anticipates sending canned produce from River's Edge.
Gem of advice says today favors a measured appeal to facts over tantrums. Those born now may seek reflection and calm analysis, keeping minds steady and ready for logical wrangling with tough problems.
Portland cement comprises lime silica and alumina with iron oxide and small amounts of other ingredients. Gypsum is added in the final grinding to regulate the cement’s setting time.
Downtown Middletown faces a rapid parking squeeze as 90 minute limits push workers and shoppers farther from the core. Residents fear daytime outsiders filling residential spots while merchants seek rear lots and city officials explore options, including public areas and private signs, as growth continues.
The flag known as Old Glory was kept as a Driver family heirloom until 1922 when it was sent to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. It is today carefully preserved under glass at the museum.
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