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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1951
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription prices for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates include per copy five cents, carrier five to six days weekly, and mail options for local and outside areas, with annual costs and advance payment terms. A Bible verse closes the notice.
A 1945-46 look at U S plans to shrink force levels, redeploy troops, and curb demobilization after Korea and World War II. MacArthur warns of risks in rapid drawdown while protests by GIs in Manila Paris and other cities push for faster return.
The piece weighs whether generals like MacArthur could shape the 1952 GOP nomination. It notes his near seventy three years old start, potential veto power, and his stance on military officers seeking office. It cites Eisenhower and six presidents with military ties, weighing their varied records.
The article notes President Truman growing busier as he catches up on work while his daughter Margaret returns from Europe and he spends time listening to her travel story.
In case A-396 Dr. Crane recounts John L. aged 25 who, while a veteran, returns to college to become a pastor. He marries during sophomore year, fathers two children, serves two parishes, and lectures in pulpit duties to supplement his income. He faces seminary rejection for dull coursework yet gains acceptance at a Chicago school, while Crane argues personality and practical experience trump top grades.
Acheson’s Detroit address contrasts with earlier claims of a victorious Korea armistice. He warns of grave danger, asserts deterrence over conquest, and outlines a middle course between strength and compromise. The piece questions military aims, asks if stalemate becomes policy, and notesMacArthur’s doctrine and its fallout.
Erich Brandeis critiques focus on distant wonders while local needs persist. He notes radio signals from the Milky Way and the call for a large receiver, praising Prof. John H. Oort while questioning the practical value of such colossal discoveries.
The writer recalls a well traveled friend living in New York City who knows many places from the Taj Mahal to Moscow and laments that Americans overlook home. He argues scientists should fix domestic radio and TV, and notes the saying Far pastures are greenest, recalling a pun on cows.
Conflicting conditions offer high promise and pleasant contacts for youth but may obscure chances for serious ambitions. Weekend lure of diversion could delay worthwhile openings and cooperation from superiors may help. A birthday child has keen potential for a fruitful career amid temptations and traps.
Pete Rosander, a 54 year old rancher in Belle Fourche, crosses buffalo with Brahma cows to produce Brahmalo cattle. He now has 16 of the half breed animals and a 23 head buffalo herd, treats them with cookies, and likens their temperament to dogs. The story follows the summer ranch tour and Rosander’s hopes for meat potential.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a week of show business doyens and dramas. Mike Todd and Joan Blondell flee cameras at Westhampton after a cosy sighting. Deanna Durbin prefers exile to Hollywood despite offers. Ray Golden teases a $60,000 Fall revue. Gypsy Rose Lee aids a seaman on a freighter.
A milkman Charley Lane tells how he sliced off the tip of a finger while closing a milk truck door. He wrapped it, kept driving two miles to a hospital, and handed the fingertip to a doctor for reattachment. He laughs about not being scratched in Normandy during World War II.
The VFW Rehabilitation Committee thanks supporters for aiding a burned-out family and asks for remaining furniture or clothing donations at VFW headquarters on Reynolds Ave to build a backlogged supply for future needs. Also includes light column pieces on watermelon lovers and a man whose car repair caused a fire.
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