Freedom of religion talk shines during Independence Week
The Middletown Journal notes Miss Mary Ann Roof will speak several times this week on freedom of worship as part of Independence Week, highlighting the Bill of Rights promise and religious liberty. The column then shifts to commentary on Duchess of Washington Perle Mesta’s Luxembourg posting and Tito’s stance on Austrian talks, framing Washington society and Cold War tensions.
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God
Continent
England
Holland
Plymouth
Congress
Mary Ann Roof
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Summer Weather Poses Fewer Real Problems
The piece notes heat over coming months depends on the mind with fuss and fume raising perceived heat. It cautions watching children in hot weather and warns against excessive sun exposure. Overall summer should bring few issues unless people overreact.
Dr George W Crane Case U-220 Frigidity Taught by Upbringing
A 28 year old wife Glenna seeks help from Dr Crane as her 30 year old husband remains emotionally distant and sexually unengaged. He was raised by a prudish mother teaching marital relations are vulgar leading to emotional paralysis. Crane notes frigidity can stem from lifelong miseducation and affects both sexes in modern cases.
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Marshal Tito
Austria
Paris
Soviet
Russia
Washington
New York
Moscow
Tito
Kremlin
United States
Glenna
Dr. Crane
Tually
Moscow and Washington face war risk and diplomacy
Washington argues that the huge US armament budget hinges on avoiding war with Russia for ten years or more. The Paris conference offers a cautious diplomacy using a modus vivendi to ease tensions, while Britain and France shape East West talks on Germany. Wars leave unsolved aftermaths that force patient diplomacy.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Russia
Paris
Europe
America
Moscow
Germany
Obsolete got to come down says work crew
Erich Brandeis reflects on a telephone crew removing an aging pole and anchor as obsolescence. He muses that modern life favors functionality and novelty while questioning whether stamina and morals remain strong in a materialistic age. The piece contrasts old American tradition with a veneer of pseudo civilization that may itself prove obsolete.
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Connecticut
Americana
Yale University
Calvin Coolidge
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway
Yale class of 1924 thrives on wealth and ambition
Hal Boyle notes Yale's 1924 graduates, after 25 years, show strong earnings and high life-insurance, with many in business, law, and medicine. They value self-reliance, prefer Marshall Plan and UN support, and mostly voted for Dewey in the last election. few pursued health reforms or Truman tax plans.
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Yale
Ivory Tower
United Nations
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Walace
Norman Thomas
Hypertrophy and hyperplasia in lactation and dairy output
The piece explains that regular breast stimulation increases gland cell numbers and productivity, leading to greater milk supply with subsequent breastfeeds. It compares human lactation to dairy cows and notes medical terms hypertrophy and hyperplasia. It advertises mail-order medical literature on sex problems in marriage through Dr. Crane, requesting a long three-cent SASE and a dime.
Worrying in Moderation, Northwestern Advice on Daily Life
The piece argues that controlled worry can guide daily life and prevent fires, debts, and complacency. It notes a Northwestern University psychologist endorsing constructive worry as beneficial, while cautioning against excessive anxiety and escapism into dream worlds.
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Northwestern University
Arm Co Band Adds Tom Darlington as Soloist
Twenty years ago the Arm co Band welcomed Tom Darlington formerly with His Majesty's Famous Irish Guards Band of London as the newest addition. The formal dedication of Camp Hook, postponed from June 14 by rain, was scheduled for June 30 at 3 p.m. E. 8. Sherron was named camp director.
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Armco
Tom Darlington
His Majesty's
Irish Guards Band of
London
Camp Hook
Sherron
Dog killed by mistake spares boy’s pet
A farm dog dies after a gunman shoots the animal thinking it was the killer dog that preyed on farm chickens. The shooter learns the victim was a beloved boy’s pet, remorsefully replaces it with a new pup named Apple Green as the boy finds comfort. Also notes Daddy Ringtail stories and TV program previews in today’s Middletown Journal.
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Daddy Ringtail
Middletown Journal
Wesley Davis
Uncle Remus
Journal
Cincinnati
Dayton
Dollar value and inflation critique by George E Sokolsky
George E. Sokolsky argues that the U S dollar loses value against raw materials construction and labor since 1935 39 and 1948 figures show shrinking buying power. He criticizes current policy as Fabian socialism and Keynesian economics urging a shift away from government bonding and labor wage inflation toward market disciplined investment and real costs.
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United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Congress
Chester
Phil Murray
Dave Dubinsky
John L. Lewis Dodge
Leon Keyserling
Time Tables Fervor in Yale Class Captures Attention
In every Yale class a curious thrill rides on collecting time tables. The reader ponders Frank Merriwell's activity and wonders what he is doing amid the railway and schedule chatter.
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Yale
Frank Merriwell
Astrologer Genevieve Kemble Predicts Energetic Day Ahead
Genevieve Kemble foresees a lively constructive day with high energy and unusual initiative. The reading highlights opportunities for advancement through open tactics and well organized strategies, with keen judgment to identify hidden factors and favorable contacts, especially for those celebrating a birthday.
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