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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1949
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists prices for per copy and weekly carrier delivery, with mail options for different regions and durations. Subscriptions require advance payment and the notice includes a Bible verse reference.
The piece asserts Argentina's new constitution restricts press criticism of officials while contrasting with U S traditions of press freedom. It cites Jefferson and Paine on free discourse, debates U S unity versus disciplined authority, and discusses Truman era welfare state debates with England's socialist angle.
Dr George W Crane outlines the five core human interests self preservation love parent child relations and social acceptance in his Worry Clinic column He notes these as guiding factors for understanding readers and how to engage audiences through psychology and empathy. He also explains how to request his materials via the newspaper and discusses a hedge living fence as a separate tidbit.
David Lawrence critiques the 81st Congress for enlarging government by approving a $44.5 billion wartime style budget. He argues competition among agencies and contracts shapes spending and notes Congress often exceeds executive requests. He blames Congress more than the President for deficits, citing pressure from business and local interests.
In a reflective piece Erich Brandeis recalls a lunch with colleagues and scrutiny from a harsh critic. He cites mail from across the world including one Pennsylvanian who links his grief to his road maps of Faith Courage Hope and Strength helping him cope after his wife’s sudden death.
The piece argues Congress spends more than tax receipts due to outside political pressures and growing work. It blames constituents and party dynamics, noting staff overload, committee burdens, and a 1949 legislative session. It contends the old system collapsed and calls for better coordination to allocate and apportion 44.5 billion dollars.
The Army opened a contest to choose an official Army song reflecting the whole force. From 1050 entries a panel named five winners but none were designated official yet. Maj. Gen. Russel B. Reynolds said adoption depends on popular approval and time will tell.
A letter from Charlotte, N C, discusses marriage and finding the right partner. The writer, age 23, compares herself to an old maid but believes good men exist and expresses optimism about love and hope. The note ends with a Pollyanna sentiment about seeking help and remaining hopeful.
A campaign to tune the public ear to Army songs selects winners by nine national musicians for suitability and appeal. Frank Ryerson and Vaughn Monroe win first prize of 1000 dollars, Thomas Filas second with 500, and Jimmy Highsmith third with 100.
Monday's chart favors ecclesiastical and professional activities and social events. It urges concentration of effort to maintain a balanced mind, avoiding agitation while promoting dignified poise for pleasing outcomes.
The passage promises advancement and recognition for strong work, with prestige and popularity possible for skilled, directed effort. It notes maintaining poise and forecasts a child born today may have enduring career potential, enhanced powers and influence.
Noro Morales, a 37 year old Puerto Rican rumba star, weighs 265 pounds and dazzles fans with perfumes and a 21 diamond ring. He hosts in Hanson's drug store and explains the origin of the Broadway catch phrase Who Happen while pursuing music, perfume, and baseball passions.
A school menu offers a free list of nutritious items like peanut butter fruits and dried prunes to ensure kids eat well with limited money. Dayton resident R L Tettman helps a dog owner find a vet after a run in with a broken leg on Boys Ave near North Dixie Highway.
George E. Sokolsky argues the trial shows words can be a weapon to undermine a nation. He notes the jury found Z Foster conspired to overthrow the U S government by writing and organizing groups, with appeals expected on First Amendment grounds. The piece contrasts free speech with Soviet propaganda and the danger to U S liberty.
A highly sensitive twin calorimeter capable of detecting temperature changes of a few thousandths of a degree per hour could fill gaps in our understanding of proteins essential to life.
In a Q A format the article answers questions about whether the earth is the strongest magnet sun stronger than earth and whether lightning can strike the same place repeatedly. It also explains juvenile court actions including probation for first offenders and potential reformatories or industrial schools.
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