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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1952
Page
4
Notice lists per copy and carrier prices for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates include in area and outside trading region, with annual mail options and a biblical quotation.
Debates over publishing official incomes intensify as Truman, lawmakers push bills requiring annual income declarations for Congress members, federal officers, party officials, and high earners. Proposals include fines and jail for noncompliance and broader audits of assets and securities dealings.
The piece warns of door to door salesmen offering model homes with imitation brick and asbestos work. Buyers sign complex contracts without reading them, risking hidden terms and shoddy materials. Agencies urge independent checks or using trusted local firms to avoid scams and costly, unsatisfactory models.
Hal Boyle contrasts Lincoln’s penny campaign to modern politics with large special funds for Nixon and Stevenson. He notes Lincoln spent 75 cents on cider and his supporters covered the rest, while today money shapes campaigns and public trust. He warns voters concern rises over ethics and funds in politics.
GOP regulars and volunteers balance with the Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon amid a broader campaign strategy. The group aims to elect the full Republican ticket and recruit Democrats independents and non voters to widen support. In South Carolina a petition gathered 53000 signatures signaling strong Ike momentum.
The Research Institute of America led by Leo M. Cherne reports in a survey titled How to Handle Women that women are varied individuals similar to men in some ways and different in others. It notes women excel in manual dexterity and visual tasks, adjust to routine work, and react emotionally, with guidance for supervisors on handling female staff and, incidentally, husbands.
On the Eisenhower tour, disputes arise each stop over who rides in the lead car with Ike and Mamie. Ohio’s Taft faction clashes with Adams and Summerfield, resolved by Ike placing Taft in the first car and others in later cars amid tense scenes.
Genevieve Kemble outlines a horoscope for tomorrow noting quick decisive action in favorable moments and progress when meeting wise elders or established institutions. The reading urges ready sound ideas to placate opposition and includes birthday guidance about initiative, cooperation, and harmonious outcomes.
A quiz style item lists facts: opals show many colors when cut. Swedish became Finland's second language due to historical rule. real opera born in 1600 with Euridice by Peri and Caccini. tobacco nicotine ranges 2 to 7 percent. Florence Nightingale gained fame in the Crimean War of 1854.
Edwin P. Jordan M D outlines burn causes from flame heat chemicals and sun and classifies burns by depth. He emphasizes prevention seek physician care for severe burns and describes safe first aid such as removing tight clothing and avoiding greases or iodine while immediately washing chemical burns.
The column jokes about Bob Hope’s career and wealth, noting his public persona, fashion, sponsorships, and plans for a TV format with Crosby family members. It references CBS, the Pittsburgh Pirates concession, and the line There’s always Hope.
Twenty years ago on Thursday September 29 1932 Middletown's Democratic Club named committees to run activities. The program committee included George Sebald Louis T Nein Judge E H Dell B F Hurwitz G D Lummis and C R Rettig. Finance members were Martin Coffey James Hogan Morris Renick J F Mulligan and C R Rettig.
A physician cites high heels as harming women’s feet while villagers chide the local blacksmith. The tale weighs superstition and practical acts as a wife questions how a new broom could sweep clean when she tests a cake with straws.
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