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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1952
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy 5c and carrier rates of 25c weekly. Evening edition prices cover the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal with regional mail options and annual outside U. S. rates. Bible verse quote closes the piece.
A survey of royal titles shows Parliament’s historic reluctance to crown a king consort with Elizabeth II’s coronation possibly delayed to 1953. Separately, defense and housing policy faces shortages and cuts, with projected 1952 starts near 850,000 and a shift toward rural housing, veteran buyers, and defense housing provisions.
Dr. George W. Crane advises Henry G and a Power & Light plant social club to invite wives or sweethearts to meetings to boost attendance. He argues mixed meetings ease male reluctance, promote shared recreation, and may reduce marital strain, offering a self addressed return envelope and dime for his “Tests for Husband and Wives.”
Congressman Frank Chelf of Kentucky chairs the Judiciary Subcommittee probing the McGrath DOJ affair. The Kentucky 1941 Marion County prosecutor had fame solving the Lover's Lane murder of Lillian Lamme, leading to the killer’s conviction after a complex ballistics hunt and repeated police pursuit.
A Greencastle Indiana reader asks about hell and humanity’s future. The author asserts faith in conscience as God’s guide, rejects eternal torment, and views death as a transition, leaving final judgment to God.
Genevieve Kemble notes excellent auguries for a sudden revolution in affairs. Expect surprising upturns in business and personal relations with possible relocations travels and romance. Energies awaken originality enterprise thrill and rapid decisions amid changes in environment and creative activity.
The piece discusses President Truman's proposal to remove political patronage from internal revenue collector appointments. It notes current practice: 64 collectors chosen by senators, with Senate approval, from home-state allies. Jan 14 House approved. Senate committee rejected 7 to 5, 49 of 96 needed by March 14 for passage. next week Senate vote expected.
Hal Boyle profiles King Farouk of Egypt noting his vast private coin collection worth millions kept secret, plus prized stamp and match book collections. The article describes his keen eye for value, personal collecting habits, humor, and nightly coin work after state duties.
Washington scene recalls 39 years since Barkley and Rayburn began in Congress. Barkley jokes he stayed ahead because B precedes R as he reflects on early posts, Wilson and Coolidge memories, and a playful White House encounter with his wife. A judge hints at a municipal love laboratory in a park setting.
A fragment hints that a birth on this day may bring exceptional talents and a creative, perhaps spectacular, life adventure with much change and romance ahead.
An odd excerpt notes the cold in Alaska and mentions sax players at liberty in a theatrical piece. The text hints at a rumor about a non smoker and a cigarette company angle, suggesting a curious, cryptic tip to authorities.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Rita Hayworth’s possible Europe return for April in Paris, DiMaggio’s calls to Monroe, Brando’s cable to Cloudsville, and Shelley Winters rumored with Vittorio Gassmann. Also notes dope prowls near New York schools, Capote at Blue Angel, and Billy Daniels arriving with a Queen Mother car.
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