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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1952
Page
7
Dr. George W. Crane argues romance splits into infatuation and true love. He cites scripture on Absalom and Tamar to distinguish sexual attraction from enduring commitment, noting infatuation fades without mutual dedication and urging readers to seek genuine giving over personal gain.
The piece details labor figures like Peter Edson and John L. Lewis criticizing disunity within the movement while Democratic headquarters seek broad support from unions. It notes varied Labor movement factions, PACs, and endorsements toward Stevenson-Sparkman, with CIO backing, rail unions, and AFL aims to elect friends and defeat enemies.
A dated exhortation advises delaying marriage until both partners are educated and financially prepared. It stresses completing high school or college training, gaining work experience, budgeting pay, and securing steady income before marriage. It warns against marrying in haste for sexual attraction and promotes a 200 point dating test to rate suitability.
Kilgallen recalls performing at the Copacabana in Rio with Brazilian tunes. She describes a gown mishap during Tico Tico that exposed her thigh but still received an ovation. She notes a medal presentation by the Brazilian Government and embraces Latin acclaim.
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania thirty antique automobiles led by a 1904 Oldsmobile push toward Washington for the American Automobile Association’s 50th anniversary. The convoy includes a 1925 Will St. Claire and travels from New York aiming to join about 200 others heading to the capital from Boston Springfield Hartford Pittsburgh and Cleveland. The tour revives the early Glidden Tours to prove the automobile’s staying power.
President Truman will speak in Harlem on Saturday October 11 at 1 p.m. EST delivering a major civil rights address. He accepts an invitation from the International Ministers Alliance of Greater New York and Vicinity which will also present its sixth annual Franklin D Roosevelt Award for the greatest contribution to human rights.
Medical note from the American College of Surgeons shows a 75 percent stomach removal that spares the valve and vagus nerve to keep digestion controlled. The method aims to cure ulcers by removing acid sources while avoiding complete stomach loss, with initial reports from Drs. Kel ley Hallgrimsson Egdahl and Wangensteen and early human results.
President Green asserts labor is not neutral and the AFL awaits addresses by Eisenhower and Stevenson at mid September to gauge influence. The AFL Secretary says the GOP platform cannot be bought and predicts action after the convention. Ike may need a decisive move to secure an endorsement.
Police in Rome enforce a government ban on services at the Church of Christ in the city. Evangelist Cline R. Paden of Brownfield Texas led 30 worshippers to San Cesareo after authorities barred entry, using four taxis and two private cars. The Rome church was closed last Sunday for lacking required permits.
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