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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers outlines the harms of children tattling for a dollar after a roadworking father trains them to report on each other. She says stop the spy game, encourage self reporting, and warns that it breeds distrust and unhelpful traits.
A column explores the First Lady's energy as a mix of attitude enthusiasm and calories, emphasizing a "willingness of the heart." It recalls her saying she enjoys life and dislikes nothing about her official duties, then recounts a breakfast with Congress wives at the Sheraton and an encounter with opera star Rise Stevens who credits calisthenics good food and happiness for vitality.
An insurance pitch from John Dobrozsi Jr Inc offering a full boat policy. Located at 1820 First Ave Middletown GA, contact 3-4696. The ad urges insured sailors to secure coverage before sailing.
Reader shares a budget friendly cake idea for June brides using a plain white bakery cake with a small gold cross, imitation lilies of the valley, white roses, and silver leaves. The cross can be kept as a keepsake or heirloom and used as a Bible marker.
A family tip from Heloise explains ordering drinks To Go with a lid punched to hold a straw. It prevents spills and protects clothing in the car. Mrs. Stone notes she welcomes mail and will answer readers’ questions in her column when possible.
In the 1935 Culbertson Sims bridge match Jo Culbertson outbid Hal Sims in a spade underload play leading to a 3NT contract defeat for Sims. The article frames Sims as a giant of contract bridge facing Culbertson’s brilliant, shy challenger and details the key timing and card play that decided the hand.
Dr George W Crane reports on Ernie Walker Cleveland Press circulation chief who oversees 8000 carrier boys and a 100000 youth with routes. Walker extols delivery work as a drill in free enterprise, timeliness, customer service and basic economics shaping young minds and future citizens.
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