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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1952
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription options for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates show per copy five cents and carrier rates at 30 cents weekly, with mail prices nine dollars yearly in the local area and fifteen dollars outside. Copyrighted scripture line included.
Senator McCarthy campaigns in Wisconsin as former aide Tydings raises a $25,000 offer to McCarthy to testify before a federal grand jury on alleged State Department communists. The contest features McCarthy’s health setback, Lane’s Wisconsin visit, and Schmitt as main GOP rival while background references address past references to 205 and 57 figures and the Byrnes memo context.
The piece weighs how corruption in government could shape voters choices this year. It argues outsiders may push harder for a thorough cleanup than insiders, who face self preservation and party concerns that could hinder prosecutions. It also notes Stevenson’s potential actions versus his Republican rival.
Old Jones the bric-a-brac dealer recalls two young men who prize the idols Hrad the god of hate and Hloma the goddess of love. One man buys Hrad to justify hate, the other later trades for Hloma, only to face consequences as his companion dies and hate lingers in his heart.
Washington moves to take Korea talks to the United Nations after failures to secure a military armistice. President and Secretary of State back a U N debate with Britain, aiming to gain moral support and pressure for a diplomatic settlement before October elections.
The narrator recalls meeting Mr McIntosh a playful eight month old Sealyham puppy who stirs memories of Deuce and Bonnie the lost dogs. Mrs Gill shows antiques but the speaker's mind stays on the pet and past pets, feeling the ache of remembrance.
A Milwaukee Journal writer’s scathing three paragraph letter to Stan Allen is cited as evidence of conspiratorial intent to derail Senator Joseph McCarthy. The missive alleges possible manipulation of committee files and calls for triggering investigations to hurt McCarthy, naming Herman Welker Mike Monroney Thomas Hennings Gillette and John Moore among targets.
Genevieve Kemble describes a sudden dramatic event that could radically alter current affairs. The piece foresees a crisis that may bring a breathtaking intervention with support from responsible, influential figures and elder institutions, prompting dramatic effects on personal prospects.
A Middletown effort delivering iron lungs to polio victims has grown into a trusted service with police cooperation. Original 15th Signal Company Marines, now largely dispersed, plan a November reunion. contact Edwin A. Neuenschwander at 2920 Observatory Rd Cincinnati or call East 5882 for details.
Kilgallen begins annual break with column hiatus until October 5. Various celebrities carry on her column's gossip mix including Macoco plans for New York fall, Sugar Ray Robinson dancing act, Pearl Bailey and Jose Ferrer revival talks, Hemingway and Batista, Italian romance rumors, and other showbiz chatter.
A fragment hints a child born on this day may lead a thriving, spectacular life with much change and adventures.
Twenty years ago a Dayton meeting of Christmas Health Seal committees organized for the annual seal drive. Middletown participants included Miss Mabel Allyn and several local committee members. Dayton police sought city approval to add six patrolmen. Democratic Central Committee members planned a Middletown club over dinner hosted by Joseph Fishbaugh. First Presbyterian Church hosted its college banquet with Lois Williams as toastmistress and Howard Wilson Jr. featured. Helen Hartman oversaw banquet arrangements.
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