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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1952
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy and by carrier, with weekly and yearly options for local and distant readers. The page ends with a biblical quotation from Hebrews 3 8.
A Washington assessment traces Eisenhower's stance to four key senators Saltonstall Lodge Duff Morse. It notes Saltonstall and Lodge often align with Taft on domestic issues while Morse diverges, affecting potential White House policy directions and voting patterns across years 1947 1952.
A House Judiciary subcommittee and the Department of Justice face a likely compromise on subpenaing executive papers. Attorney General McGrath calls compiling a six year list impracticable and improper, backed by President. Courts have not ruled on Congress power over executive documents, with impeachment as the ultimate remedy.
James Marlow reports cautious American political elites predict a close New Hampshire primary with ripple effects for future contests. Taft gains against Eisenhower amid intra party tensions. Democratic splits and Kefauver Truman contest loom ahead as candidates sharpen positions before Chicago.
Dr. George W. Crane cites a reader's request for sales guidance and outlines a tactful closing approach. He advises framing the final moment as a minor decision to avoid pressuring buyers, using questions like whether to wrap the shoes or wear them home. He argues this mindset aids decisive action and connects to broader business psychology and government use.
Dr Edwin Jordan outlines the high health and life risks of obesity. He cites studies showing higher death rates and blood pressure in overweight individuals, plus increased diabetes, gall bladder issues, hernia, kidney impairment, and arthritis, with pregnancy complications and surgical challenges. He urges restraint in eating to avoid these problems.
A columnist rails against government waste noting a photo of a Seeing Eye dog with Ruth Askenas and the deputy collector. He argues four dollars deducted from a blind couple and similar exemptions expose a publicity stunt within social security and income tax aid for the blind, hinting at propaganda.
A columnist notes older workers risk a sloppy look triggering retirement signals, cites a Northwestern National Life survey of 3,000 male policyholders showing 39 percent want to keep current jobs and 37 percent want useful work. He shares rapid-fire trivia on boxing history, halos, retrolental fibroplasia, color blindness, golf ball spin, defense plant commuting by car, mosquitoes growth, and a quip about staying out of pool halls.
George Dixon chronicles a sardonic Capitol Hill scheme where lawmakers seek the lowest tax figure. Two expert teams advise in House and Senate offices, then compare results to pick the cheaper return. Many members, including Doughton and George, rely on these services and delay filings until March 15.
Genevieve Kemble notes the spirit of initiative and creative plans face possible external indifference. The message urges launching bold projects with own energy and technique, as support from employers and influential figures may be lacking. A birth date referenced suggests self-reliance leads to success despite discouragements.
Dave Regan laments a harsh extended winter and illness that lingered through the weekend. He notes stubborn wind and damp cold that make spring seem near yet elusive, hoping for relief as warmer days may come.
Hollywood guests report Walter Wanger pleads guilty to Jennings Lang shooting with a suspended sentence, while Beverly Hills whispers of a deal. Diversions include a wealth of entertainers, political talk, and a high society scramble around marriages, lawsuits, and new productions.
The Betsy Ross origin story surfaced in 1870 via William J Canby who heard it from his grandmother. Hardshell Democrats were a New York wing (1848 1854) favoring the Fugitive Slave Law, opposing Softshell Democrats. An invention creates new material combinations, while a discovery finds something previously unseen.
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