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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery options in Middletown Ohio with weekly and yearly prices and a Bible verse. It notes mail subscriptions payable in advance and includes a Job 38 341 citation.
Senate Banking subcommittee probes influence in Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans prompting calls to reorganize or liquidate the RFC. Senator Kem introduces a March 5 joint resolution for termination of RFC powers while debates swirl over plans to shift RFC to the Commerce Department or Housing and Home Finance Agency. The agency's life extensions and loan limits are recapped along with Hoover Commission and Truman Administration proposals favoring liquidation and replacement by government guarantees through Federal Reserve banks.
An analysis argues Lenin's zig zag method shaped Soviet diplomacy from anti fascist to pro Hitler stances and calls for cautious, strategic engagement in Paris as Russia and Western powers explore a broad agenda for a future Big Four conference. It warns that any agreement hinges on Kremlin intent and urges vigilance against being deceived by Bolshevik tactics.
In Dr. George W. Crane's psychology brief, Louise G. rises from isolation to popularity by joining the Compliment Club. She trains herself to give three sincere compliments daily for 30 days, fostering self-esteem in others and a brighter social environment, with potential rewards.
Waves grind rocks into sand particles shaping coastlines through continuous erosive energy. The process builds beaches and shores, releasing minerals as waves crash and recede along the coastline.
Washington observers assess Korea risks as weather worsens UN mobility falters for air supply Chinese forces aided by Russian munitions push south as camouflage and night movement complicate air detection. MacArthur hints at political settlement needs while warning stalemate could extend the conflict with no clear military objective.
The column argues people taunt others to boost self image, noting Truman’s humanity and likening him to an ordinary neighbor. It cautions against easy insults and urges looking at one’s own faults before judging public figures or colleagues.
The text urges tomorrow's success through brilliant ideas and plans backed by versatility, ingenuity, determination, honest effort, and perseverance. It highlights concentrated action, confident, well-laid programs, and enduring cooperation. birthday guidance encourages wise planning to gain elder and institutional support. A born child is seen as equipped for steady growth and worthy aims.
Washington scene notes a sharp letter from Ruth Thompson of Michigan criticizing Baldy Brannan's Department of Agriculture for a description of a cow as a female bovine with mature traits. The column mocks congressional newsletters, recalls Myron George's money sale and quotes Henry Fountain Ashurst warning of cultural imitations.
A humorous Washington column recalls buying seat covers for a 1941 car and then chasing a dream house with a garage. The misadventure grows as ad phrases mislead the search, weather dampens spirits, and the author laments the loss of romance in daily life.
In Washington Mme Henri Bonnet, wife of the French ambassador, advises conservative dress and practical budgeting, stressing black outfits and plain shoes. Separately, Mrs. John G. Lee of Farmington urges Housewife readers to confront inflation with League of Women Voters guidance and a 23 page plan to defend the economy through taxes, credit control, and bond buying.
Dave Regan reviews a Miami University Shaw presentation with Boyer Lawton Hardewicke and Moorehead in Don Juan In Hell. He notes 5,000 attendees braved rainy weather, criticizes Withrow Hall as insufficient, and urges improved campus auditorium to better host future performances. He praises scenic Oxford drive and recommends future trips through Hamilton.
The first newspaper report telegraphed to Boston from Salem on February 12, 1877, notes an urgent appeal: give to the Red Cross. The brief item emphasizes relief aid amid ongoing hardship.
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