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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1952
Page
4
The text lists Middletown Journal subscription rates for different delivery options and areas. It then quotes a Bible verse from First Kings 8 28 praising God and asking for hearing the servant's prayer.
The article outlines Senate opposition to reservations by senators Jenner and Smith on the Japan peace treaty and companion security pacts. It reviews historical context from 1901 to 1949 on treaty reservations, ratification mechanics, and presidential authority in shaping final ratification.
Dr. George W Crane urges a reader to leave a gambling husband, citing lifelong compulsive betting, embezzlement, and financial ruin. He labels gamblers as emotionally immature and feebleminded, warns against magical thinking, and advocates practical ventures over luck. He also promotes a paid bulletin on preventing impotence.
A horoscope column notes unfinished business may demand attention while plans and objectives are revised. It advises sticking to fundamentals, analyzing prospects, and using tact in decisions especially for a person born today who may be dramatic and energetic.
Washington five women founded the Speech Clinic National Foundation to aid children with speech defects. The group now has 183 members, funds the Speech Clinic at George Washington University with 500 dollars yearly, and recently hosted a tea at the Australian Embassy raising 243.25. The letter also recalls public figures and notes youth desire for foreign language study to improve international relations. In Battle Creek a student urges making foreign languages a required subject to foster understanding and friendship.
A compact quiz covering the founding date of the Republican Party in 1854 after a Ripon Wisconsin meeting a note on the Soo Canal as the world’s busiest waterway the claim that Chinese share a uniform written language and an explanation for why Easter cannot fall before March 22 based on the Nicene Council in A D 325.
The author reflects on how small memories outshine grand sights from travel in 1928 Paris and a later Mobile Alabama visit for Azalea Queen events. He recalls potage d ecrevisse at Vert Gallant, the Notre Dame, the Seine, and the moon, then praises Bellingrath Gardens and Walter Bellingsrath’s will honoring his wife, noting the Morse Foundation beneficiaries.
Wilbur Peeble’s wife Trellis Mae designs a safety drinking outfit after a Viking theme, prompting a late night wake up with a policem an and a tipsy husband. The party ends with fellow guests forming a new society named the Safety Sippers Club and a motto about sipping safely.
Washington columnist lampoons Senator Russell courting Princess Margaret Rose to boost his White House bid. The piece imagines royal perks, campaign funds, and endorsements while weighing humorous pros and cons of a UK royalty alliance in American politics.
A man who married three women without divorce claims insanity and hints at a rare sense of humor. A mother eagerly awaits Junior’s return from school to feed him, tuck him in, and send him back to school.
Milton Caniff, creator of Steve Canyon, enrages readers by marrying off his hero in the comic strip now appearing in The Journal. Women praise the move while men denounce it as a homewrecker plot, leaving Caniff to fend off the controversy from afar with a secret phone line to readers. The column also quips about writers and drinking.
Numerous Hollywood and Broadway figures figure in a sweeping tabloid montage. Dorothy Arnold plans a Chateau Madrid act while Joe Pasternak denies a split, and Betty Hutton shills vitamins ahead of a Palace opening.
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