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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1952

Page

4

Subscription Rates for Middletown News Journal

Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions in Middletown area and beyond. Evening Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal 40 cents weekly by carrier. 9.00 annually by mail within trading area. 15.00 outside trading area. 35.00 outside U S A. payable in advance. Includes a biblical quote from Deuteronomy.

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Bible Revisions and Gutenberg Anniversary Highlight Day

James Marlow reports from Washington on the first complete revision of the King James Version and a new Catholic translation. The Library of Congress marks Gutenberg Bible’s 500th anniversary with a ceremony and exhibit while the Postoffice issues a Gutenberg stamp. The Gutenberg Bible, printed on vellum with red headings, remains a monumental early color print.

Arthur Edson James Marlow Washington Library of Congress Postoffice Ohann Gutenberg Gutenberg St. Jerome Frederick R. Goff Rare Books Library

Drama Rings Through 49th World Series History

A historical look contrasts the current World Series with 1903 earlier editions. It notes ticket prices, box seating for writers, and era norms such as derby hats and Irish or Anglo-Saxon names. It cites dramatic plays like unassisted triples and no hit games that marked past series.

Bonors Eddie Collins Chicago White Sox Zimmerman Giants

Health and manpower riddle apparent in draft rejection rates

Draft rejection statistics show 44 percent of men examined since the draft's reinstitution four years ago were rejected, higher than World War II. Health officials clash over youth health, while manpower forecasts stress needs to sustain industry and military service through 1953 and beyond.

Korea Arthur S. Flemming Selective Service Congress Gen. Hershey

Irene Manning Seeks Song Fame Amid TV Era Shifts

Hal Boyle profiles Irene Manning Ohio's blonde warbler who writes songs despite zero published titles. She cites the rise of disk jockeys and records, plans to promote her work, and her TV past in London while critiquing high pressure ads and advertising tactics.

New York Tin Pan Alley Irene Manning Ohio Blonde Warbler Irene London America U. S

Stars Tell Tomorrow’s Path for Genevieve Kemble Birthday Forecast

The reading notes strong intuitive forces and a tendency toward unusual inner powers. A birthday individual may face exciting activities and novel experiences, with advice to cooperate on unorthodox ventures and heed a still small voice before action.

Should Contributors Be Limited In Campaigns

Opinion column argues political donations to Nixon and Stevenson were voluntary gifts with no owed favors or income tax issues. Calls for campaign finance reform including public funding or a $10 annual contribution cap, noting practical challenges and the need for Congressional action.

Washington Stevenson Nixon Senator Nixon Goveror Stevenson Dana Smith Illinois Federal Treasury Congress

Political Overtones From a Wedding and a Fire

A London marriage between Penelope Hamilton and Major J M Hillyard spurs thoughts on politics as the author likens kissing the Blarney Stone to political eloquence. A Santa Monica fire prompts a quip about Duffy the terrier’s fleas and how small details echo current politics.

London England Penelope Hamilton Blarney J. M. Hillyard Major Hillyard Blarney Castle County Cork Ireland Hillyard Santa Monica Calif

Understanding anemia and iron deficiency in women

Dr Edwin P Jordan explains anemia as a shortage of red blood cells or hemoglobin caused by blood loss poisons or diseases. He highlights iron deficiency in women ages 30 to 50 and notes iron treatment can restore energy and health once the cause is identified.

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Local students pledged to Sigma Alpha at Miami University

Three local students Ben Kitchen Jack Linzie and John Dear Doff were pledged to Sigma Alpha fraternity at Miami University. Mrs E H McCandlish and Mrs Josephine Sheets presented a program over WSMK Dayton with piano violin and vocal numbers. Veda McCray announced 1932 Optimist yearbook won one of three first places in Ohio State University Senate contest. Logan Scholarship at University of Cincinnati awarded to Robert Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs E J Sullivan. He is a senior and vice president of Phi Alpha legal fraternity.

Ben Kitchen Jack Linzie John Deardoff Sigma Alpha Fraternity Miami University E. H. McCandlish Josephine Sheets WSMK Dayton Veda McCray Middletown Ohio State University Senate Optimist John Carmody Mary Helen Steed Dwight Hagedorn Margaret Thomas Carl Weinman Betty Shera Horace Margerum Edith Faust Walker Lewis Helen Sheets Robert Sullivan E. J. Sullivan Logan College of Law University of Cincinnati Phi Alph Legal Fraternity

Decadent jazz debate echoes in Cold War era

Dorothy Kilgallen is away and Leonard Feather fills in to critique jazz and dance styles as decadent. The column surveys anti American music rhetoric abroad, noting Voz of America broadcasts, visits by Dorsey, Calloway, Krupa and others, and suggests jazz as soft power in Cold War propaganda.

Dorothy Kilgallen Leonard Feather New York America Izvestia Oice of America France Salon du Jazz Dizzy Gillespie Sidney Bechet Pravda Red Czechoslovakia Iny Crosby Frank Sinatra Ella Fitzgerald Hot Club Frankfurt Red Press Lena Horne Israel Iron Curtain United States Voice of America Joe Stalin Andre Vishinsky Jo Stafford Maxie Kaminsky Miss Stafford The Voice Tommy Dorsey Cab Calloway Japan Gene Krupa Aing Nedegeki Theatre Paramount Benny Goodman MacArthur Krupa Eurean

Question and Answer Trivia Arc From Early 20th Century

A set of brief Q A pairs covers topics from naval expeditions in 1907 to country names, monuments, fish oils, and repeal dates. Answers note a goodwill cruise, Suriname as Dutch Guiana, Maryland’s July 4 1827 monument, vitamin D in fish oils, and a 1943 repeal, plus a claim about lie detectors' accuracy.

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