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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1950
Page
9
A weekly Q and A column reviews vitamin E claims for heart disease with Canadian physicians supporting some uses while others see no proven benefit. Readers ask about eyes, skin blisters, floating kidneys, ovarian function, hysterectomy effects, and thyroid metabolism. The piece notes Dr. Jordan answers general questions rather than individual cases.
A deranged memoir of Deborah Hall a small minded yet unique woman guides a review of a debut novel about a film pioneer life The piece notes Debbys childlike behavior her memory quirks and animal like affection for children while highlighting the potential movie subject and casting by Gordon Douglas Harold Rose and Henry Wilcoxon with D W Griffith referenced as Hollywoods figure in a life story framed by a critic from AP Arts.
The Motion Picture Council will meet tonight at 8 p.m. in the Civic Auditorium in Monthey to discuss upcoming screenings and policy matters. Residents are invited to attend and observe the session.
Mrs. Howard C. Reif announces the engagement of her daughter Maeda to William Frank Kellis son of Mr and Mrs John Kellis of Miamisburg Miss Reif a Lebanon High School graduate attended Denison University and works in the Tom Corwin Canning Company office Kellis a Miamisburg High School graduate who served three years in the United States Navy and is employed by Dayton Power and Light No definite wedding date set.
The annual Policemen's Dance, organized by the Fraternal Order of Police, will be held April 15 at the Manchester Hotel. About 2,500 yellow ducats are for sale, proceeds aid the Junior Police Club with summer activities for youth. Harry Jack Walton's orchestra will play 9 to 1. Committee members include Detective Joseph Blackstone, Detective John Fitzgerald, and Patrolmen Donald Wallace James Miller and Arnold Ferguson.
The review notes the Levant piano contributes to the sound on Brahms Variations with Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe on RCA Victor duo 45s. It praises vivace and presto play, but slower passages suffer. Dvorak selections feature Dorothy Maynor on RCA Victor 45 with Leinsdorf conducting. Leinsdorf also leads the Cleveland Orchestra in Dvorak Symphony No. 1 on a Columbia LP.
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