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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1949
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy and carrier rates for daily, evening, and Sunday editions. It also includes price details for mail subscriptions inside and outside the trading area and a biblical quotation from Matthew 3 17.
Maine Senator Margaret Smith, the Senate’s only woman member, proposes a Republican ticket headed by a woman. She cites a strict budget under a woman-led administration and says women should serve on par with men in all matters. The idea remains unlikely amid political caution.
Dr. Crane notes Betty G. plans to sell standard encyclopedia sets during vacation. She will secure endorsements from local influencers such as school superintendents and teachers, then appeal to parents using Johnny as a hook, showcase the set with prospectus, and emphasize self-directed learning for children.
A columnist writes from a Baltimore hotel room describing a seventeen dollar a day suite with mismatched colors vast lamps two radios and a makeshift desk. He notes the crowded travel route from Philadelphia to Washington and jokes about the hotel maid and the window view of an insurance office with five workers discussing overtime.
Fay Syskind works as a human guinea pig for the mechanical massage industry testing weight gain and loss. She describes devices that target calves, hips, arms, back, waist, and thighs and notes she maintains two wardrobes for upsurge and downbeat.
Q Q A discusses limits on international air carrier liability under the Warsaw Convention in force since 1929 and its treaty parties. It notes that the United States participates and that certain provisions regulate liability. The second item explains insect migration with examples like migratory locusts and monarch butterflies and their strong flying abilities.
An item notes a one cent stamp and an addressed envelope to obtain a psychological chart, plus a dime to cover typing and printing costs. The notice details a request for readers to mail for the chart and costs involved.
Dr. Eisenhower tells freshmen at Columbia University that perfect security is impossible and that leaders and laws cannot guarantee a carefree life. He argues risk and uncertainty persist, urging students to develop knowledge, practical skills, and resilience as the best protection.
A writer argues about an English hotel keeper's bar and red blonde waitresses who chased men. It questions whether the men objected and hints at opinions on driving.
A market strike in Indiana ends after a period of disruption. Observers note drivers will likely slow down traffic in coming years as conditions normalize.
A noted pastor, unable to locate his car after a groundbreaking ceremony, was guided by a church member to his original parking spot. The encounter followed visible cooperation between different faith leaders amid a crowd at a city event.
George E. Sokolsky argues against the DOJ pursuit of big firms under the Sherman act, noting A and P and Du Pont as examples. He contrasts small, tightly managed Weirton Steel with larger, unwieldy companies and cites a Du Pont camphor issue to show misalignment between research, advertising, and sales. He urges industry self-reform before government action intensifies socialistic tendencies.
Horoscope notes emphasize personal affairs romance and social activity. It warns of opposition from elders or authorities and suggests a charming but impractical child. a humorous line about a man who broke into a home in Ohio and was caught while showering ends with the punch line He’s all washed up now.
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