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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for its evening edition with 5 daily issues, weekly and yearly carrier prices, and outside area rates. It also presents a biblical quotation from Isaiah 64:4.
U N forces in Korea include about 250000 U S land troops with South Korea at 75000. Other nations have supplied roughly 35000 total, about one for every seven U S soldiers. Turkey provides about 5000, Britain 13000, Canada 10000, Australia 1000, plus detachments from France Philippines Greece Siam Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg. Warships and air units come from Commonwealth nations, South Africa, Netherlands, and others. Colombia and Cuba have offered troops. The UN plans to ask all 60 member states what forces they will provide to suppress aggression going forward.
A Senate Small Business subcommittee investigates the national newsprint shortage mainly affecting smaller papers. Canada supplies about three quarters of U S newsprint, prices have doubled since before the war, and 1950 circulations rose 2 percent over 1949. Proposals envision temporary wartime allotment rules if hardship occurs. Meanwhile Australia faces anti Communist laws challenged in court after a 1949 election shift and a proposed constitutional fix stalled in the Senate.
A 19 year old college student seeks help to study more efficiently. Dr Crane prescribes applying psychology to writing, creating true false and multiple choice quizzes from each chapter, testing facts, and reviewing with a personal running quiz to stay alert and improve retention. He argues quizzes cut study time and emphasize key ideas over mere repetition. The piece ends with a note about ordering a psychology chart.
Washington column analyzes a disputed White House statement claiming unanimous Joint Chiefs recommendations justified MacArthur’s relief. It argues no formal JC action existed, civilians and generals met with the President, and the claim masks political blundering harming military respect and unity in America.
Erich Brandeis muses on a French president banquet where Trygve Lie sparks fuss over seating, arguing protocol is a fence that highlights ego. He contrasts busy, influential minds with those near the dais, asks why size matters, and ponders what makes a person truly important. He warns against fixating on status and imagines heaven for those who worry about earthly protection.
George Dixon reports a scene in Senator James P. Kem’s private office as a staffer named Elvira Eleanor Wa kausch McKeown quits over pay. The column critiques administration loyalty, lauds Senator Kerr, and lists a parade of high officials at a Tulsa luncheon.
Charles Carroll who died in 1832 was the 56th and last signer to pass away. Thomas Jefferson was the 55th to die in 1826. The record notes the final members of the Continental Congress signatory group.
Delora Bueno, a New York based Brazilian folk singer and Juilliard alumna, wowed Washington audiences during the Cherry Blossom Festival. She sang with the U S Air Force 80 piece band and emphasized conveying Brazil through song. Born in Dubuque Iowa and raised in Brazil, she blends piano and voice to share Brazilian culture. Her husband is Samuel Taylor Tuthill, a new manager she met in Providence and married in Jackson Heights last November.
A digest of entertainment and society notes features the AGA KHAN meeting with Rita Hayworth regarding her marriage to Prince Ali, Churchill's Penn address, Chevalier visa woes, backstage Apollo brawl with Dizzy Gillespie, eviction over defunct plumbing, Rossellini dropping a slander suit, Lang leaving Season in the Sun, and assorted show business chatter including Ruth Etting, Hannah Williams, Ava Gardner, and stage rumors. The item also notes a world tour rumor, marriages, book deals, and a hidden communist angle in Hollywood.
Genevieve Kemble notes that personal, domestic or property affairs may require decisions or reviews. Indulgence and ill health could prompt readjustments, with birthdays signaling advantage in rearranging domestic, personal, and business matters. A child born today may take the easy path, colored by personal bias.
In 1876 Rutherford B. Hayes won the presidency with 185 electoral votes to 184 for Samuel J. Tilden though Tilden carried the popular vote. The contest hinged on disputed results and post election compromise shaping the outcome.
A report on Armco Founder's Day including a veterans luncheon tribute to the founder George M Verity. Elmer Barker recounted a veteran’s wish to attend Founder's Day from his hospital bed and the day featured a pledge of cooperation by management and labor. Bob Gruver spoke on the enduring relevance of Verity's principles and Armco's culture of shared success.
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