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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal, including per copy, weekly, and yearly mail rates both inside and outside the trading area. It ends with a Bible verse from Deuteronomy describing honesty and speech in the land.
The piece analyzes Iran's push to nationalize oil and mirror Mexican expropriation precedent. It notes Mexico's 1938 takings, compensation disputes, and 1943 settlement, with U S and British roles, and condemns Iran’s rejection of British involvement while urging restraint in handling the nationalization drive.
The Senate will be asked to extend D P admissions by six months. The House approved a bill 312 to 63 on May 9 to push the deadline from June 30 to December 31 amid McCarran Act delays and wartime shipping diversions.
Dr. George W Crane discusses how language reveals thinking and urges precise speech. He critiques vulgarity and slang, notes common English errors, and advocates learning grammar to avoid misfitting ideas in public.
The piece contrasts Secretary Acheson and Secretary Rusk on China policy, noting Rusk’s claim that the Red Chinese are under Russian control. It discusses potential cease fire talks, possible recognition debates, and the path to a future peace conference shaped by UN and armistice participants. A Tito-like shift could influence results.
The writer critiques the commercialization of reform by ex criminals and politically charged figures, condemning paid lectures and self congratulation. He warns that true repentance is private and sincere, not a public show. He praises Dr. R. J. McCracken for urging a personal God who provides inner strength, not handover tasks.
Peter Edson reports on an 11 member Foster Committee drafting U.S. policy for international allocation of critical materials. The panel will report to Defense Mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson as Europe faces shortages, price shocks, and trade tensions amid postwar rearmament.
The forecast warns of a strange, potentially reckless day with imaginative tendencies and possible seizures for those born today. It urges strict adherence to objectivity, warns against drugs, and suggests artistic or spiritual outlets. A future Day After Tomorrow note highlights abrupt changes and the risk of opposition from superiors.
The Q and A column covers who painted Martha Washington’s White House portrait by E F Andrews and who wrote Old Ironsides. It notes Buchanan’s inaugural address as the first delivered without a prepared manuscript and mentions the frigate Constitution saved and repaired, now in Boston Navy Yard.
Edwin T Gibson chairs the Conference and Central Group and heads the Defense Production Administration with NPA duties. He oversees allocations of critical materials for the U.S. economy and export. The next step calls for an international authority to fairly divide foreign produced materials among consuming nations.
A Grand Ave resident praised the Street Department for quickly repairing a dangerous hole in the street that endangered children. A hub cab left behind by an earlier car was cited as evidence of how the hole could have caused harm, and the crew arrived within five minutes to perform the patch.
A mosaic of show business notes captures Dorothy Kilgallen’s Broadway chatter. Eva Gabor and Stu Barthelmess dating rumors spark talk of potential hair pulling, while Jack Carson declines Herman Levin’s Wintergreen offer for a fall revival. Kathryn Grayson’s lawyer heads to New York to push a property settlement, and burlesque talk heats up across Canada with possible TV exposure if Ali Khan tours the U.S. The piece threads in romance chatter about Dempsey, Donen, Bergman, Lions, and studio strategizing amid fashion and nightlife scenes on and around Broadway.
A brain specialist was called to assess a man jailed after eight speeding arrests. In New Jersey a man was jailed for keeping his children out of school. The piece hints at family and legal friction with a satirical edge.
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