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Evening Middletown Journal
News-Journal
Tradin
Evening
Middletown Journal
New Journal
U.S.A
Communism and Liberty in Civil Liberties Debate
A historical radio essay argues that civil liberties protect free speech even when rulers fear opposition. It notes constitutional guarantees, risks of violent overthrow, and the danger of a Communist dictatorship. It cites Justice Holmes and William Z Foster, discusses a looming bill on communists, and cites a poll on presidential suitability.
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U. S
Italy
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Aresey P
Ome Ee Apomiee
William Z. Foster
The
Communist
Reo
Democrats
Congress
Patsy and fiancé face parental roadblock to marriage
Dr George W Crane reports Patsy B a 20 year old only child from a wealthy family plans to marry a clergy man but her father objects citing financial concerns and threatens to withhold support The doctor labels Patsys father emotionally immature and controlling noting such cases are common in modern civilized America and urging consideration of love over money
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Patsy B
Patsy
America
Washington Happenings on Taft Hartley Proposals Fall Flat
Washington column notes the Taft Hartley Act amendments failed this session. Opposition to union shop elections persists while calls to repeal or restore closed shops linger. The piece argues the public fight centers on politics, not practical changes, with the joint committee avoiding a broader amending trap.
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Washington
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Warker
Joint Committee
Patsy's Father Jealous of Her Engagement
The writer compares Patsy's father's protective issue to a jealous child and suggests she write a tactful letter to affirm his virtues while proceeding with marriage. The column notes Patsy’s fiancé, Patsy’s independence, and a playful aside about an African west coast gesture of greeting.
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Patsy
Papa
One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer Mock Atomic Tests
A satirical piece by Arthur Bugs Baer envisions military tests at Dugway Proving Grounds with explosive props and absurd depth estimates. It parodies wartime science talk and imagines the fallout on soldiers and civilians during staged atomic demonstrations in Utah.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Army and Navy
Dugway
G.I
Mammoth Caves
Kentucky
Pentagon
Utah
Noggin
Graduation Exercises Sparked By Baby Sitters Association
Erich Brandeis notes a Banter around BSAA graduation where fifty women aged 18 to 55 were certified as scientifically trained child attendants after a five week course. He lists rules taught, wages at 75 cents an hour with four hours minimum, and insurance. He adds a Johnson City incident where a 13 year old quit babysitting after a neighbor's four year old struck her with a golf club, leaving her injured.
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Seenap
Johnson City
Scientific child care and its limits in society
The speaker questions the link between scientific child rearing and juvenile delinquency growth. Citing figures like Bernard Baruch and General Eisenhower alongside Edison and Ford, he ponders how such prominent men were raised and whether their upbringing included scientific methods. He leaves the question open rather than asserting certainty.
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Bernard Baruch
General Eisenhower
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Genevieve Kemble Forecast On Friday June 4 Attack Aims
The Stars Say For Friday June 4 predicts a clever direct attack with aim and skill, yielding practical progress and enduring value. Insight points to possible accomplishments through change and new arrangements, with personal influences and sagacity aiding. System and technique should be kept strong. IR IT 18 BIRTHDAY indicates those born are near practical goals and clear objectives through a direct attack.
The Voyager: Indoor Gold Prospectors in Manhattan
In New York City jewelry plants, firms recover about $50,000 yearly in gold from waste, dust, and floor residues. W Waters Schwab explains methods from burned floor sweepings to air filters, apron laundering, and hair dust removal, revealing a hidden gold economy in the jewelry industry.
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New York
Manhattan
West
New York City
W. Waters Schwab
J. R. Wood and Sons
Schwab
Beauty and Industry
Jose
Child Born Today Advised for Constructive Career
The passage notes that strong executive ability and alert constructive qualities are essential for lasting results in major operations. It adds that personal equations or artistic factors may matter, but decisive attributes drive success and a child born today shows potential for a constructive career with force and keen perception.
Argentine general Sosa Molina visits Middletown
The article notes General Sosa Molina of Argentina, the War minister, visited Middletown with strong Army protection. Time magazine features boosted his profile, implying potential arms talks in the U S. Also discussed is the 90 day city wide dog quarantine amid a rabies outbreak in Butler County and the need for vaccination and strict enforcement.
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Josey Humberto Sosa Molina
Middletown
U. S. Army
New York
Jon
Argentina
Time Magazine
Sosa Molina
Time
S. M
Butler County
Morals and Divorce in a Changing Society
A Time magazine excerpt critiques lavish divorce culture, noting a Manhattan dress designer’s provocative wedding dress ideas for divorces. It links divorce to social instability and questions modern liberal attitudes. The piece warns of impending austerity as postwar policy and debt strain grow.
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Manhattan
Wilma
Mary Wollstonecraft
Ellen Key
Europe
Harry Thaw
Ibsen
Strindberg
Brieux
Thieves Enter Hamilton City Office in 2006 Heist Report
Twenty years ago thieves entered the Hamilton city office building on South Second Street and opened the Utilities Department safe, taking 1800 dollars in cash. Miss Helen Dowling held a piano recital at Mrs. R. S. Shoemaker's home featuring younger pupils Helyn Long Mary K. Neese Loraine Johnston Barbara Shoemaker Martha Linville Evelyn Meahl Irene Lawrence Edward Bia Elsie Gage and Helen Gepa.
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Hamilton City
South Second St
Hamilton
Utilities Department
Helen Dowling
R. S. Shoemaker
Helyn Long
Mary K. Neese
Loraine Johnston
Barbara Shoemaker
Martha Linville
Evelyn Meahl
Irene Lawrence
Edward Bia
Elsie Gage
Helen Gepa
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Dewey
Martin
Stassen
MacArthur
Warren
George W. Crane
Worry Clinic
David Lawrence
Erich Brandeis
Anna M. Kross
United States Attorney General's Committee On
Genevieve Kemble
Hal Boyle
Voyager
Dave Regan
George E. Sokolsky
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