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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
4
The notice lists per copy, carrier, and mail subscription prices for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal, detailing rates for in area, outside trading area, and outside U S, with annual amounts and advance payment terms. A biblical quote from Hebrews 2 9 appears at the end.
A House subcommittee led by Representative Celler will hold hearings next month into the monopoly status of baseball and its reserve clause. Gardella's antitrust suit was settled, and the sport’s complex contract system remains under scrutiny as debates about interstate commerce and player rights continue. The discussion ties to wider questions about earnings from radio and TV rights and the overall business of professional baseball.
Hulda Q., 29, asks Dr. Crane how disbelief in God developed after marriage. The exchange explores atheism as a psychological denial of guilt, the struggle to accept faith, and the argument that a creator underpins the universe, with references to logic and daily experiences.
Peter Edson reports from Washington on Malaya's anti Communist war as seen by planter J Chricton Mathison. Bandits hide in jungles, ambush roads, killing planters and officials. Briggs plan fields armored cars and guards while movement fights to sever supply lines.
Erich Brandeis argues that fear driven by the word if creates a life of doubt and paralyzes action. He recalls a couple canceling a West Indies cruise due to fear of war and taxes, urging readers to drop the ifs and embrace faith over fear to live fully.
Genevieve Kemble advises that runaway impulses and rash moods hinder contact with bosses and associates. Directing energy toward calmness and good nature can earn approval, promotions, and tangible rewards. For those with birthdays, restraint and a gentle approach improve relations with superiors and may yield concrete benefits. A child born today should channel temper into steady effort.
George Dixon reviews a string of anecdotes about wartime memory lapses noting remarks by General Bradley and a mocked dean of memory. The column jokes about McArthur, Feldman, and a parade of names from the Times and Tribune reports on West Point graduates and their branches.
In a wary tone the piece notes the coming season and the home gardener knows the hooks of trouble while reformers may object. It reflects on how worry shows in faces and how a boss faces setbacks when trying to live up to his title at home.
A concise remark on how discipline enables nature to yield its rewards and pleasures in the Nativity context. The note hints at moral or spiritual discipline guiding festive or seasonal observances and their outcomes.
Washington AP reports a nationwide rush for Old White House memorabilia as 16,000 donors seek keepsakes from the Executive Mansion renovation. No item can be sold, only given, with popular pieces including a small stone fragment and a nearly whole brick.
Washington report profiles Mrs. Elsie H. Dawson of the Agriculture Department as a top wartime and postwar award winner. It notes her Palatability testing panels, 10 publications, and work on food preservation, drying, canning, and bean cooking. Also summarized is a USDA housing survey showing farm families preferring one-story homes with basements, porches, and separate eating spaces.
Three principal financiers of the War of 1812 were David Parish, John Jacob Astor and Stephen Girard. The DAR formerly published lineage books containing members' family trees, but none now.
This essay extols little girls as precious, mischievous, and loving beings. It humorously catalogs their colors, traits, and antics, from muddy play to charming tenderness, concluding with a child’s whispered I love you toppling despair into kingship and joy. The piece blends mythic and maternal imagery with playful anecdotes.
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