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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1948

Page

4

De Valera’s Ireland reshapes economy and politics

The article profiles Eamon de Valera's long influence in Ireland since 1932, noting his role in shifting from famine-era neglect to agricultural and rural industry reform. It highlights grain and sugar beet production boosts, land tillage expansion, and the establishment of local industries, claiming improved prosperity and reduced hunger while facing regional resistance from cattle interests.

Eire Eamon de Valera Fianna Fail New Republic Dublin de Valera Ireland Ia Gaunt College Boland’s Mill Republic League of Nations Assembly America Britain Washington Eyiie England Isie

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Bible Verse

Subscription rates list weekly and yearly prices for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal by carrier and mail across trading areas and outside regions. The notice concludes with a Bible verse from I Corinthians 1:18.

Evening MidDletown Journal Sunday News Journal Tradin Evening Middletown Journal U.S.A

Grandmother Snubbed by Child’s Careful Curiosity

A local grandmother recalls a playful exchange with her granddaughter who asks about her marriage, followed by a humorous remark when the child assumes the grandmother’s husband is dangerous. The piece notes how newspapers used as floor protection become a point of curiosity for a young social observer at a church funeral and a party.

Truman Civil Rights Message Calls for New Safeguards

President Truman urges Congress to enact laws protecting basic freedoms including equal treatment, thought, worship, and opportunities. He cautions a gap between ideals and practice, urging education alongside laws to curb bigotry while warning against political opposition. He contrasts anti freedom actions abroad with USA efforts at home.

Truman Congress Mr. Truman Republic Russia

Household electrical gear priced for the average home

The piece notes editor J Louis Albert offers two price estimates for full home equipment from coffee to washing machines. A basic setup costs 2274 16 with table TV dishwasher and waste disposer massager and blender. A deluxe total reaches 8356 23 including clock electric piano and smart controls.

J. Louis Albert Sand Avery Albert Mr. Albert

Worry Clinic Case Highlights Flora B 19 Described as Extremely Shy

Dr George W Crane analyzes Flora B a 19 year old described as dangerously shy and socially dependent. Her parents dominance and lack of independence are cited as factors in emotional retardation. Flora failed at a secretary job and avoids social activities while seeking comfort at home.

Flora

Raising Well Rounded Children Flooded With Socialize Play

Advice urges parents to cultivate money sense and social skills in children. Emphasizes having multiple children or adopting, sending them to school, inviting friends, and attending Sunday school, circuses, and zoos to prevent emotional retardation and feeblemindedness.

Washington Letter Opens Diplomatic Season With Fete

Jane Eads reports on a quiet diplomatic season kickoff in Washington as Ambassador and Mme Henri Bonnet hosted about 1,000 capital figures at the French embassy. The event emphasized simple fare of turkeys and hors d oeuvres, with Mme Bonnet noting champagne would channel dollars to French needs, while whiskey keeps funds domestic.

Washington Mme Henri Bonnet France Wees Bidault Mme. Bonnet Mme. Bidault Council of Resistance San Francisco Monsieur Bidault Mme Bidault Suzanne Borel Legation Paris

One Word Led To Another in War and Diplomacy

Arthur Bugs Baer notes war as diplomacy broken down, with Erasmus and Osymandyas used as examples. The essay darkly links price epidemics, self serving diplomats, and war as sport. Ramopolis, the Bactrian envoy, defies orders, triggering conquest in a tale of ancient diplomacy.

Arthur Bugs” Baer Bob Taft Erasmus Osymandyas Egypt Bactria Ramopolis Ramapolis Bronx Osymand Taft St. Cain

Reflections at a Funeral Stir Thoughts on Life and Time

Erich Brandeis writes from a church funeral about reflections on mortality. He cites Mme Bidault’s rise in diplomacy, then muses on billions of lives, humility, and the fragility of daily concerns as humanity contemplates vast time. He urges living in the moment while acknowledging doubt and uncertainty.

Hutchins fights college football and fun at Chicago

Hal Boyle comments on Robert Maynard Hutchins opposing football and frat culture in American colleges. He argues Hutchins overestimates the anti athletic ideal, praising football and social fraternities for teaching students to interact and enjoy college life while noting Hutchins’ own elitist view and memberships.

NEW York Robert Maynard Hutchins University of Chicago America Chicago Bob Buffalo Aristotle Thomas Aquinas Kant Hutchins Hoods Plato Beta Fraternity of the Learned Phi Beta Kappa Bob Hutchins

Barbs to a Mexican scientist and centipede comment

The piece notes a Mexican scientist and a centipede image as subway talk in New York. It comments that people who break words lose trust and that promises never fully recover.

New York Subway

NAM proposes six tenths a wage earner plan to curb raises

Peter Edson reports NAM argues for a Sixth Tenths plan to inflate home income by 0.6 of a wage earner per family to cover a $3,004 to $3,458 cost of living per year. The piece mocks the idea, notes BLS data from 1947, and cites a prior NAM claim to “let em eat beans.”

Washington NEA National Association of Manufacturers NAM Bureau of Labor Statistics Congress New Orleans Washington, D. C NAM News

Legion honors two commanders at Butler event

Twenty years later commanders Roy Newlin and Robert Deem were honored by the American Legion. County dog warden H J Wright began a house to house canvass in Butler County to locate all unlicensed dogs. Warren County commissioners closed a $9999 deal with Warren County Fair and Park Corp for the County Fair Grounds of about 34 acres and buildings.

Roy Newlin Robert Deem American Legion H. J. Wright Butler County Warren County Warren County Fair and Park Corp

President Truman Cites Government Purpose in Nation’s Service

Truman states governments serve people and economies meet wants, while warning crisis in America mirrors England, as Sen. Byrd of Virginia notes. The remark implies Republican convention may influence national direction amid unsettled political climate.

Truman America England Sen Maley F. F. Byrd Virginia

Political Critique Quotes From UAW Leader and Officials

The record cites Walter Reuther condemning American self interest and politics as usual ahead of an election. Forrestal calls for global balance for peace. Harold Knutson accuses the President of a voter buying tax plan at $40 per vote.

America Walter Reuther UAW Harold Knutson

Sloan on Regimentation Hinder Enterprise Growth

Alfred P. Sloan warns that heavy industry regimentation erodes individual initiative and entrepreneurship, stressing the need for balance between organized efficiency and personal enterprise. The quote reflects concerns about centralized management stifling innovation across sectors.

Alfred P. Sloan

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