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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1953
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for city and trading area readers, with annual mail rates and add-ons for the Sunday News-Journal. A Bible verse from John 1:50 is cited in the issue.
A Senate Commerce subcommittee led by Sen. Potter analyzes all aspects of the U S merchant fleet as it drafts next session subsidy bills. The group seeks a tangible assessment of the merchant marine’s national interest role before proposing specifics.
Secretary of Defense Wilson warns that no peace is in sight in Korea as six months may pass before many U S troops can return home after a truce. He notes that in Germany and Austria the armistice remains in effect eight years after V E Day.
The reading advises avoiding controversial subjects and using diplomacy amid potential quarrels. It notes privacy favors evening hours and warns against reckless opinions in company. It predicts a bright year ahead for those with vision, imagination, and courage, with strong late-year financial prospects.
United Nations data show calories per person roughly steady or higher in most nations since before World War II. Denmark Germany Greece and Italy diverge, while the Far East nations largely remain below prewar averages. Ash and hickory are used for tennis rackets. Patent medicines are not patented, though their manufacturing process and branding may be protected.
Hal Boyle reflects on the Korean War truce as a cautious gain in Asia. He notes UN aims, limited victories, and the war's toll, praising American discipline and resolve while questioning the fight's purpose and long term payoff. He argues dedication maintained U.S. credibility against the Iron Curtain.
Washington columnist argues Albert Einstein's call for disobedience to congressional committees promotes anti constitutional action. The piece contrasts self incrimination rights with duty to reveal information about others and warns against undermining constitutional safeguards. It cites Supreme Court rulings and historical uses of committees to uphold inquiry powers.
An essay-poem argues romance lies beyond television, in ambition and daily life. It contrasts a TV actress’s view of romance with a broader sense found in nature, family growth, and the dreaming spirit, urging that romance requires a dream and its realization.
Washington humor surrounds Senator George Smathers after he helped a couple find a hotel room at 3 a.m. using a forged guest record. The man is Captain Joseph McConnell, a jet ace back from Korea with 16 MI6 kills. Rep. Clarence Brown jokes about asking the British embassy for coronation plans and being told travel agencies handle arrangements for a fee.
On Friday June 16, 1933 Mrs Don Scott Holstein visited in Columbus and New Martinsville. Miss Elizabeth Verity awaited the arrival of twins Gladys and Francesca Hinckley of Providence R I after a series of informal gatherings. Mrs John Shearn Sr of New Haven Conn came for a visit with her daughter Mrs Fred Greathouse of Stanley Street. Mrs Charles W Beck hosted a small tea at Aberdeen Drive with old acquaintances.
Neighbors guarding a vacationing couple’s home found a downstairs light burning and shades up then discovered curtains removed and piled on the floor. A friend with a key admitted entering to launder curtains while the house was empty, prompting them to pull the shades and leave.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ann Rutherford and David May speeding their divorce. Annie travels to Mexico for papers. May marries Rita Read, Kitty LeRoy’s stepdaughter. Rumors swirl about Ann with CBS executive Bill Dozier. June Allyson eyed for TV chatter show. Dewey tipped as next president at a major insurer. Grace Kelly seen with the Shah's brother Prince Mahmoud Pahlevi. Michael Wager and Mary Jo near split amid Broadway connections. Betting on Olson vs Young at Madison Square Garden. Howard Hughes hotels in Las Vegas raise curiosity. Bridget Tichenor close to marriage with Helena Rubinstein’s son. Liz Whitney attends Belmont Park on crutches. Broadway backstage intrigue at Paramount. two stars feud after applause. A young baseball star’s private life jeopardizes his career. A divorce suit links to a songwriter. A New York decorator and his girlfriend settle on Seth and Park. Lily Pons estate on the market. Andre Rosenlanetz moving to Palm Springs. The Little Studio adds art and music. Lee Nordness turns author. Elizabeth Threatt seen with Stewart Cowley. ex-husband Bill Buckner reappears. Fire Island ducks trend while dogs linger about. Dinah Washington seeks divorce from Walter Buchanan. next husband may be Jimmy Dobbs. Producer Sammy Fuller’s South Street film a potential money-maker. Horace Stoneham hosts a New Year mood with guests amid Giants slump. Emil Coleman’s son shifts from music to air conditioning. Bruce Weil cuts a new recording “Ive Got Those Little Boy Blues.”
The commentary cites Senator Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma warning of a spread of indulgence among lawmakers. Kerr quips that the Marine Corps has outstripped other services at least temporarily after reports of a Marine lieutenant dashing naked through a hotel lobby.
A second lieutenant at MATS headquarters Andrews Field is listed in the telephone directory as Tommy Hawk.
An instructor notes that wearing Barbs Glasses can improve certain golfers games. The comment suggests the 19th hole mindset aids progress, as taking proactive steps opens doors to faster success beyond passive approaches.
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