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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines pricing for daily and combined Sunday editions by carrier and mail, including in and outside trading areas and international rates. A Bible verse, Luke 21:22, is quoted at the end of the notice.
A political analysis argues postwar Europe suffers leadership shortages across France Britain and beyond. It notes France has lacked decisive premiers since 1945 apart from Pleven and Britain shows waning Labour vigor with Attlee aging as Bevin Cripps Bevan yield limited impact. It contends the United States must exemplify bold action to renew European resolve and prevent a crisis of governance.
An Argentine sailor robbed of his passport in a French port endures 14 months of stateless wandering across Europe. Buffeted through nations until Americans in Germany help secure a Swiss birth certificate, restoring his national identity.
Dr George W Crane outlines six core human hungers self preservation love parental social approval spiritual culture and competition. Patsy W an 18 year old journalism student seeks guidance on selecting human interest photos. The column promotes a psychology bulletin and notes case falls under professional psychology.
The Joint Senate Armed Services hearings on MacArthur reshape views of foreign policy. They reveal nonpartisan stakes beyond personages, show criticism from Republicans and Democrats, and press for reform of Joint Chiefs and NSC. The hearings bolster bipartisan debate and U.S. stance on Formosa and China.
A reader disputes Max Hess of Alfentown on women’s shopping. He recounts his New York store visit where women and friends dominate the pajamas counter, while men wait and are passed by. He notes women test many options before choosing and argues men misread careful shopping as indecision.
Genevieve Kemble cautions adverse conditions and hidden undercurrents likely to affect finances investments and personal well being. Those with birthdays face dangerous schemes and possible loss of funds prestige and relationships. A child born today may be overconfident inviting fraud and loss of possessions.
Hal Boyle relates a humorous strip about neighbors Jones and three others who conspire to move Jones out by raising money to buy him out. The tale expands into a social poke at keeping up with appearances, debt, and modern comforts as families debate larger homes, TVs, bikes, and servants amid rising living costs.
Rouben Mamoulian critiques modern screen romance and calls for cinema to inspire, elevate, and illuminate. He contrasts classic works with contemporary casual love depictions, warns of mediocrity, and condemns sex appeal as a limiting label while urging films to rekindle high ideals and beauty.
George Dixon notes a clash between birdlovers and catlovers sparked by Miss Cherney of Santa Barbara who claims to head Friends of the Birds Inc. A letter from Robert Kendell of the American Feline Society counters her charges while McFarland mocks Democratic probes and GOP jabs in a roguish Senate speech.
A reader muses on why weeds surge ahead of flowers despite care and asks what makes weeds energy rich. They joke about transplanting weed vigor to blooms, consider weeds prettier, and share a failed Indy patio tip using mud and flagstones.
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