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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1951

Page

4

Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Details

The Middletown Journal publishes daily except Sundays at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio with various subscription options by carrier mail and region. Public notice of rates includes 5 cent per copy and weekly carrier prices, plus yearly mail rates and international price.

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Housing boom tests 1951 despite shortages and curbs

A 1951 housing surge partly buffers material shortages and labor limits. Despite Oct 12 1950 credit curbs, builders aim for around a million starts in 1951, aided by potential FHA mortgage insurance expansion and targeted federal funds for housing, water and sewers, and defense housing.

Senate House Federal Housing Administration

Truman silent psychological strategy board marks shift in policy

Washington opinion notes President Truman creates a psychological strategy board to influence foreign publics, with Gordon Gray heading the effort. It would operate independently of the State Department, incorporate CIA leadership, and aim to combine wartime tasks while using infiltration tactics akin to Soviet methods but without copying them. The piece argues success hinges on coherent national policy and united leadership, warning against insincere or inconsistent objectives.

Washington Truman Department of State Department of Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff State Department Central Intelligence Agency Gordon Gray Army Office of Strategic Services Office of War Information United States Acheson Formosa Voice of America Psychological Board Strategy Board Board OF Strategy China Asia

Worry Clinic discusses Lem J and infidelity pressures

Dr. George W Crane profiles Lem J a 46 year old business executive whose fear of aging drives an immoral affair with a lower status woman. The column notes his wife and son, critiques male midlife insecurity and urges intelligent wives to rekindle romance and resist paramours. Continued on Page 6.

Romeo Lem Ponce de Leon

Stars Say For Tomorrow State of Af fairs

Genevieve Kemble presents an astrological forecast urging excitement and progress across life’s domains. It highlights high stimuli, brave plans, and supportive backers, with intimate matters promising enjoyment and success. a birthday child is described as ambitiously guided toward constructive living.

Six collies, one nip, a magistrate's curious ruling

A West Hartlepool tale recalls a man claiming a collie bit him, the owner brings six dogs to court, all good and alike, and the judges can’t tell which dog bit the man. The verdict orders the owner to keep the biting dog under control and leaves the question unresolved. The anecdote shifts to a reflection on judging others and ourselves, noting the line “it is up to you to decide which one it is.”

Ernest Raddle George Roberts Roberts Raddle Collies W. T. Hogg

Cugat Eyes Dog Ranch Plan After Music Career

Xavier Cugat, famed rhumba bandleader, plans to turn dog farming into a business after retiring from music. He already owns about 600 chihuahuas in California and aims for 1,000, betting on a lucrative niche built around his pet hobby and stage persona. He says his band has grossed about 15 million dollars in 20 years and still commands high performance fees.

America California Cugat Caruso Guy Lombardo Dumont TV Network Waldorf-Astoria

Danny Thomas Defends His Big Nose in Public Column

Dorothy Kilgallen presents Danny Thomas defending his prominent nose as a source of humor and resilience. He recalls studio pressure for cosmetic changes, cites George Washington and John Barrymore as with beaks, and argues audiences respond to his natural look while sharing personal anecdotes from Toledo to Hollywood.

Hollywood George Washington Abraham Lincoln Rosemarie Marie MacDonald Marie Harry Karl Eve John Barrymore Barrymore Bob Hope Dottie Lamour Bing Crosby

Truman creates Psychological Strategy Board to lead propaganda effort

Washington AP intrusion into the Cold War unveils a new top level body headed by Gordon Gray to coordinate US psychological warfare against the Soviet bloc. The board includes Walt Bedell Smith of CIA Robert Lovett and James Webb key officials, while the old interdepartmental committee continues in a reduced role.

Washington Truman Russia China Psychological Strategy Board Committee Walt Bedell Smith CIA Robert A. Lovett Defense Defense Department Mar Marshall James FE. Webb State Department Acheson Gordon Gray University of North Carolina

Minnesota man’s plans collide with robbery sentence

A Minnesota man faces prison for robbery yet remains bound by restrictions. The piece weaves in sharp one liners about wealth, fate, and decision making, noting how personal and professional life intersect in tense times. The prose reflects a mix of wry observations and cautious forecasts.

Minnesota

Nervous Habits Observed At Meetings And Parties

The piece catalogs nervous tics found in people at gatherings, detailing tappers, scratches, snappers, and squirmers. It notes nose scratching as common during concentration, describes fingernail tapping and snapping, and highlights movement patterns with warning not to squirm off your chair.

Television Actor Shaped by Moonlit Gas Shortage

A fragment hints that a television actor notices how talking or remaining silent changes tone, while poetry on celestial influence notes a full moon causing autos to run out of gas, suggesting odd astronomical effects on daily life.

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U. S. Chamber of Commerce Chamber Woods National Association of Real Estate Boards National Production Authority Senate Labor Subcommittee Sen Douglas D., Sr Philip Willkie Wendell L. Willkie Fulbright D., Ark RFC Congress David Lawrence George W. Crane The Worry Clinic Lem J Genevieve Kemble Ony Erich Brandeis West Hartlepool England Lookers Hal Boyle New York Xavier Cugat Cuga Dorothy Kilgallen the Voice of Broadway Danny Thomas Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Louis B. Mayer Danny St. Louis Francis Lederer Cary Grant Old Woodward High Toledo Patricia Morison Spencer Tracy Tracy MGM James Marlowe Europe Japan Korea Germany World ECA Economic Cooperation Administration National Psychological Strategy Board Nnt Cnn Cies Dave Regan
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