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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1952

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Middletown Journal publishes every evening except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Rates: per copy 5 cents, carrier 30 cents week. combination with Sunday News Journal 40 cents weekly. Mail subscription price 9.00 yearly in trading area, 15.00 outside, 35.00 outside U S. Payable in advance.

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Citizenship Day marks US anniversary of Constitution adoption

The first Citizenship Day in the United States replaces I Am An American Day by congressional action. The piece reviews the history of naturalization, wartime immigration surges, and long term foreign-born population trends from 1930 to 1952, noting the impact of quotas and demographic change.

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Wisconsin voters rally around McCarthy in primary victory

The Wisconsin primary delivered a decisive 325,000 margin for Senator McCarthy, with many Democrats crossing over to support him. The piece argues the result shows broad fear of communism and a belief in McCarthy as the principal foe of internal subversion, signaling a nationwide choice in November. It also notes South Korea's Capitol Division boosting morale and outlines Van Fleet's plan to train a self-sufficient South Korean army amid stalled Kaesong Panmunjom talks and wary Western optimism.

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Parrot Polly Bites Back in Domestic Politics

Wilbur Peebie buys a talking parrot named Polly to cheer his wife Trellis Mae during their political quarrel over Adlai Stevenson. Polly taunts with Ike support, is placed in the fridge, and reveals a frozen chicken with a quip about McKinley, illustrating a escalating domestic goop program.

New York Wilbur Peebie Trellis Mae Adlai Dwight Eisenhower G. QO. P Wil Ur Wilbur Mae Polly Gov. Stevenson Ike Adlaience Pside Wilbur Quick McKinley

Stevenson Bilked On Communism Issue

Washington report notes Governor Stevenson denounces communism while showing limited action beyond rhetoric. It cites loyalty laws from 1947 and critiques by ADA, McCarthy era allies, and a confidential 1946 1947 State Department memo alleging protection of Communist personnel and security laxity with names of officials and alleged espionage ties.

Stevenson New Mexico Wisconsin Truman Georg Marshall Senate State Department Dean Acheson Marzvani Marzani Presentations, Inc FBI G-2 Army Military Intelligence ONI Office of Naval Intelligence Department United States Acheson McCarran

Patrolmen added to Middletown force in 1932

Headlines reveal that on Saturday September 17 1932 six men were named as additional patrolmen for the Middletown Police Department. The notice notes departmental expansion and names the new appointees within the city government circle.

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Don’t Worry Guide Aids Heart Patients With Advice

A columnist urges readers to adopt a middle path for heart patients and healthy agers, highlighting a handy pamphlet by the Public Affairs Committee of New York and the American Heart Association. It lists 12 practical rules to reduce fatigue, weight, cold risk, and stress, plus personal counsel from Dr. Irving H. Wright and Alton L. Blakeslee.

Public Affairs Committee of New York American Heart Association Irving H. Wright The Alton L. Blakeslee

Trunk murder shocks city with eerie discovery

Washington column recounts a grisly trunk find near police headquarters when a rooming house owner orders a trunk opened. A body of an elderly man is found, sparking witty asides and a peculiar praise for Mrs Patterson. The piece also runs epigrams about early telephone experiments and a USDA surplus nuts notice.

Washington Third Street NW Our’s Police Aletha A. Patterson Wanda Miss Patterson Inappulus

Kids Mischief In Kitchen And School Fire Drill Tale

Dave Regan Here And There narrates brief kid stories about a five year old caught with a full cookie jar who pleads to go play after a soup nudge, and a six year old who misreads a school drill as a break then dashes home, prompting motherly questions about the day’s events.

Mommie

The Merry Widow remembered and revived across eras

Dorothy Kilgallen notes The Merry Widow remains a lavish milestone in stage and film. The 1925 stage hit spurred global productions, launched stars such as Clark Gable, and inspired restaurant luck at Maxim’s. The 1952 film version with Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas marks a Technicolor milestone and adds new supply of celebrity ties.

Dorothy Kilgallen Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Howard Dietz Merry Widow Lana Turner Fernando Lamas Mae Murray John Gilbert Jeanette MacDonald Maurice Chevalier New York London Buenos Aires Johannesburg Sydney Australia Clark Gable Vienna Theater An der Wien Franz Lehar New Amsterdam Henry W. Savage Paris Maxim’s Lehar Maxim's Dorothy Kirsten Beppie de Vries Evan Thomas Helen Gleason Wilbur Evans Jan Kiepura Marta Eggerth Marcella d Howard Frank Melton

The Stars Say For Tomorrow Genevieve Kemble

Daily guidance notes predict a day dominated by social and romantic plans with possible petty annoyances. Inner intuition should guide decisions as plans unfold amid emotional interests and potential dramatic personal or artistic turning points. A child born today may face dramatic crises and pursue artistic accomplishments.

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