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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1953
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for in city and out of city areas, with options for Sunday and mail delivery, alongside pricing for the News-Journal add on. A biblical verse from Daniel 3:17 is also quoted in the notice.
With Korea war ongoing and the threat of atomic attacks, officials champion the National Blood Program. Whole blood is essential for wounded soldiers and civilian needs, including disaster reserves and polio treatment. Citizens are urged to donate every three months for national health and safety.
President Eisenhower plans a Bermuda meeting with Churchill and the French premier to reaffirm unity among Britain France and the United States and test the usefulness of high level talks. A Korean truce and Western terms for a unified Europe loom as key aims.
The board releases a wholesale price graph showing peak prices in March 1951 with modest declines since. Inflation is not the core issue, deflation is unlikely, and overall commodity levels remain above June 1950.Korean War era context notes price stability on a high plateau with no sensational changes replacing halted inflation.
Kay landing and Evelyn Condon discuss life as international air stewardesses aboard the Pan American Stratoclipper en route to a coronation. They reveal miles flown, years in service, salaries, romantic notions, and the appeal of travel. The piece notes aviation as a male-dominated field, language requirements, and the crews’ world of shopping and cultural exposure.
The United Nations negotiators offer a five nation political conference to decide prisoner returns after hostilities end, with a 90 day window for Communist talks with prisoners and a final, potentially majority or unanimous five nation commission decision. Observers note veto risk and the need for observers at prisoner interviews. The plan aims to test Communist goodwill while avoiding immediate truce, as talks proceed under allied unity and top level briefing.
Erich Brandies notes Funkley Minnesota sent 33 residents to New York funded by the American Cancer Society to honor local cancer dressings. The trip included TV exposure, dining, Radio City Music Hall, Chinatown, the Stock Exchange and the United Nations. Mayor Edward J. Wooden, 78, traded tales with New York Mayor Impellletteri while wearing black sneakers. the Funkley party praised home life and local trades, including an alderman with a $2 salary and skunk troubles at the depot.
Supervisors at Middletown Hospital hosted a luncheon at the Manchester Hotel in May 1933 to compliment senior nurses who would receive their diplomas the next evening. Attending were Mrs. R. C. Todd, Mrs. M. S. Phillips, Mrs. W. W. Sebald, and Mrs. S. R. Recanus.
James Marlow Wilson, newly named defense secretary under Eisenhower, faces House and Senate scrutiny over stockholdings and defense cuts. He previously balked at relinquishing GM wealth but agreed to divest. Senators Smith Jackson and Yorty urged resignation amid questions on budget and manpower.
An elderly lady left for Chicago to attend the World's Fair opening. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bailey of La Mesa California arrived for a month long visit with friends and relatives. Mrs Bailey, former Gertrude DuErmit, is a national officer of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion and attended the auxiliary convention in Cincinnati representing the national body.
Genevieve Kemble urges readers to focus on present duties despite travel and pleasure temptations. Acknowledge responsibilities that cannot be neglected and resist opportunities for indulgence to stay on track.
Dave Regan notes River Downs officials threw a costly after party in Cincinnati with 300 to 400 media guests to promote the June 5 racing meet. Entertainment by the Vagabonds and Visionaries, a lavish buffet, ice carved food displays, and a violinist impressed attendees. TV personalities like Judy Perkins and Bob Braun attended, signaling strong press exposure for the track.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Frank Fay settles with agent Jack Davies for 15000 while Davies continues to rep resent Fay. Denise Darcel teams with Buddy Thorpe as Vic Damone top acts and Evelyn Keyes promotes Crosstown. Russell Nype shifts from Call Me Madam to a gothic murderer role. Broadway buzz covers Dated stars, Summer stock shifts to TV, and Mitzi Gaynor weight concerns.
Tomorrow’s birthday promises a year rich in new experiences and creative ventures. Imaginative ideas meet benign federal influence, boosting cooperation with superiors and influential figures. New responsibilities may bring prestige, financial gains, and travel. domestic life follows a routine while professional and social realms shine. A child born today will be creative and artistic.
The rattlesnake is the most widely distributed poisonous reptile in the United States. Other venomous species include the cottonmouth or water moccasin, copperhead, and coral snake.
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