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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1954
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city, outside area, and mail options with and without the Sunday News Journal. The page ends with a biblical verse from I Samuel 17 47 about the Lord saving with the Lord's battle.
The piece argues force is a dangerous habit and urges collective action through the Organization of American States. It notes U S restraint, public suspicion of aid to rebels led by Col Carlos Castillo Armas, and the need for hemispheric discipline to address the Arbenz government crisis.
The 1954 budget shows a deficit of 3.3 billion, third straight year in the red. Tax receipts rose slightly through June while other revenues held steady, and the public debt stood near 270 to 275 billion as fiscal 1954 closes.
Mickey Spillane says he plans to retire Mike Hammer after this next book to fit a changed market. He notes readers crave mood and character over war-time violence and hints he may shift to purely fiction. He and wife live near Newburgh with two children and a love of circus stunts and cars.
A review of the Justice Department antitrust division under Judge Stanley H. Barnes shows a shift toward consent decrees and fewer pending cases. Fewer trials, cost savings, and a tighter budget drive settlements, though tough actions include fines against Western Pennsylvania Land and Gravel and Krause Milling Co officials for price fixing and record destruction.
The author argues that fear of ridicule should not stop people from sharing ideas and pursuing education. He cites Homer, Shakespeare, Burns, and Tooke to claim wisdom and talent arise from innate ability and opportunity, not formal schooling. Education is essential today for most careers, yet learning begins with courage and self belief.
Washington, four months show 30 000 more births than last year while marriages drop 25 000. Hobby explains the shift links to postwar age and a 1946 marriage peak. Also notes rising families with third and fourth children. Nearby cinema hawks a horror film and an Italian restaurant proclaims Pizza Pies The Real McCoy. Rep Ken Regan faces Rutherford in Texas race with a cobwebbed chair jab. Cabinet wives host a ribbon sandwich tea at Fort McNair amid social intrigue.
A user quotes the fourth chapter verse on wisdom from Proverbs, emphasizing the primacy of wisdom and the command to gain understanding with all one’s possessions. The line highlights biblical urging to seek insight as a guiding principle.
The stars advise following your hunches now with calm persuasion. Evening favors creative ideas and possible profits. influential contacts may aid finances or work in summer. Birthdays may bring social and public life opportunities, boosting prestige and popularity through fall and year end.
The narrator describes waking on a cool summer morning to bright sun and fresh air. Birds, hummingbirds, and blooming delphiniums frame a tranquil scene outside a back door. The piece contrasts the urge to stay in bed with the lure of nature’s beauty and a longing for rest.
Dorothy Kilgallen hosts guest Judy Canova who defends corn songs and corn singing as timeless, notes public affection for simple sentimental singing across Oklahoma and Las Vegas. Canova recalls fans’ praise, box office wins, and her own twang styling rooted in Texas and Florida.
A Starke Florida trio recalls hitching from hometown to Greenwich Village where the Village Barn offered a break. Paul Whiteman heard their hillbilly act, booked them on his radio show, and the trio stayed with his orchestra for a long period. The singer reflects that Paul would likely still offer them a spot, despite calling their act corn.
A judge asserts that barbs wives live by truth and cautions against excessive questioning. The piece notes a belief that time is best told by a wrist twist and mentions moths being chased from bathing suits.
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