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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1951

Page

4

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The Knoauff Story Public hearing on Knauff deportation today

Public hearing scheduled today on the government's deportation proceedings against Mrs. Ellen Knauff, first airing of the Justice Department case since her arrival three years ago. The Attorney General stated new evidence is now available for a hearing and will not prejudice public interest.

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Moral fences not walls keep children safe says Dr Crane

Dr. George W. Crane discusses a case where Sonny J five runs away, while parents hire a heavy barbed wire fence around the home. He argues internal conscience fences in the mind are needed, not external barriers, and urges parental self‑examination and a “Test For Good Parents.”

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The Stars Say For Tomorrow by Genevieve Kemble

Those who pursue serious life goals should use practical plans and shrewd strategies to gain progress. Aggressive effort with confidence can build a lasting path, while inner leads may heighten understanding. Birthday individuals may see practical ideas end in a fruitful climax with hidden inspiration.

Washington Happenings on RFC Future and Reform

Congress faces a pivotal choice on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Abolishing the RFC would remove a key capital source for large firms. the Truman one man plan risks presidential vetoes and political pressure. Many bankers favor ending government lending with potential loan guarantees. Congress may create a new agency or broaden guarantees to balance private and public lending while avoiding past scandals. The issue hinges on policy versus agency structure and the risk of future radicalism if stalled.

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Keuka College talk reveals women choose marriage over careers

The author recalls addressing Keuka College students and finds that despite aspirations for careers, the majority of senior women prioritized marriage. He notes 85 percent marry nationally, with Keuka underway at 93 percent, arguing for career women to balance public roles with family duties.

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The Voyager: Women and Cigars Through Time

Hal Boyle argues that a cigar loving man earns admiration and peace at parties. He contrasts modern women’s tolerance for cigar smoking with historical and Copenhagen attitudes, suggesting daughters’ views mirror their fathers. The essay blends humor with social observation on gender and smoke culture.

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The Big Town Prays and New York Churches

Dorothy Kilgallen surveys New York religious history noting the Collegiate Church of New York founded in 1628, the Water Street church site, Calvary Church’s notable pew holders, and Jenny Lind’s Castle Garden period. It references Admiral Farragut, Ascention’s relief bureau, and St Patrick’s burial ground, along with St. Vincent de Paul contributions and the grandeur of Riverside and St. John the Divine. It sketches historic church architecture and notable figures connected to the city’s faiths.

Manhattan Collegiate Church of New York America Pearl St East River Prince and Mercer Streets William Cullen Bryant Calvary Church 4Th Ave 21St St Lawyer’s Church John T. Hoffman Samuel Blatchford Supreme Court Samuel Ruggles Jenny Lind Castle Garden P. T. Barnum Franklin D Roosevelt Church of the Incarnation Madison Ave 35Th St Admiral Farragut Mobile Bay Farragut Church of the Ascension Fifth Ave 10Th St Blackwell's Island Bartholomew's Bowery Spring St Richard Luke Concannon Mott and Prince Streets New St. Patrick's Pierre Landais John Paul Jones Pierre Toussaint Haiti St. Vincent de Paul's Church West 23 Street Church of Christ Scientist Park Avenue 63Rd St. Vincent Ferrer's Lexington Ave 66Th Riverside Church 123Rd Chartres Cathedral Laura Spellman Rockefeller St. Patrick's Cathedral St. John the Divine Hobart

Parks on the witness stand stirs House hearings stirred by Parks mockery

George Dixon reports Washington Scene on Larry Parks testimony before the House Committee on UN American Activities. Parks admitted joining the Communist Party, called himself an idealist, and faced questions about donations. Kerr riffs with verse, Easter sights are noted, and Secret Service warns of rising check forgeries.

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Spring Is Coming With Fresh Breezes And Family Plans

Dave Regan notes the approach of spring as frost recedes and nature awakens. He envisions golf, fishing, and scenic outings with family, while mothers prepare the home with cleaning and curtain laundering. An Easter baby, Mrs Rolling Lidington, marks a birthday shared with Easter after 57 years, and she and Mr Lidington celebrate 31 years of marriage on St Patrick's Day.

Nature Mother Rolling Lidington Mr. Lidington St. Patrick’s Day

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