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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1951
Page
4
Local newspaper pricing lists subscription options for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates cover by mail and carrier, with separate figures for area, six day editions, and outside USA, all payable in advance. Includes a Bible verse citation.
Senate investigators led by Fulbright condemn the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for favoritism and dubious loans. The inquiry alleges loans were granted on friendship and political backing, linking misconduct to big city machine influence, with no sign of President Truman acting against blamed officials.
Gordon B. Mason reports pervasive discontent in Romania under communist rule where people face repression, low living standards, and heavy policing. The piece also summarizes a Twentieth Century study by economists Schultz Smithies Clar and Wallace arguing the United States can defend itself and raise living standards with realistic mobilization and public sacrifice.
Dr. George W. Crane notes a boy named George and a neighbor girl June in a home science debate. George emphasizes hands on farm learning, while June excels with textbooks highlighting the value of reading. He urges fostering reading skills and practical hobbies, plus summer camps and merit badges to boost overall education.
Former President Hoover and Senator Taft urge greater emphasis on sea and air power over land power. Analysts say success in future war requires a combined approach with ground forces protecting overseas bases and Allied campaigns, not a sole reliance on one force.
A study from Erich Brandeis argues most failures arise from misplacement in the right job. He notes many capable people excel in local roles like Civil Defense and community work, while failing in clerical office work, suggesting proper placement drives success.
Washington scene shows Congressional wives organizing a bipartisan club structure with rotating leadership and committees. Mrs. James C. Davis notes no middle ground between parties among women, while a Red Cross bandage group and multiple chairwomen manage hospitality programs retreats and entertainments for lawmakers and their districts.
President Truman defies questions on White House influence to obtain RFC loans and possible budget cuts as RFC directors seek a $5 million cut. FBI involvement looms after a veteran reports his wife, a German bride, cashing VA checks. DiSalle cracks jokes about bureau cronyism while touting his perch. Senator Flanders jokes about DiSalle's crown if price controls stay tough. Paul Hume hints Truman may visit Georgetown. Volume III of the Water Re...
Genevieve Kemble presents guidance on plans and ventures facing a crisis requiring enterprise and sound planning. Reckless gambling and speculation threaten failure, while wise judgment and prudent investments can bring success. Birthday readers may mend or mar fortunes by common sense and steady effort.
Presidential Secretary Joseph Short notes Volume I released December 17 1950 with plans for rerelease in weeks. A new Capitol Hill elevator boy mocks new senators for not knowing the building but knowing the dining room.
Dave Regan under the weather misses a beat in his column as Mrs. Here And There bars him from leaving the house. He soon boards a train to Columbus to visit his ailing father Pop Regan while readers wait for his return.
Dorothy Kilgallen salutes Eddy Duchin, detailing his brave battle with leukemia, devotion to his wife Chiquita, and public honors. The column also recalls Standley’s lucky night at the Majestic and Ferrer’s onstage mishap in Twentieth Century, framed in a reflective Broadway mood.
A reading notes a child born today may be enterprising and progressive yet risk overplaying its hand. The guidance emphasizes cautious planning and trusted contacts to support worthwhile efforts.
A column jokes about high meat prices and the idea of women testing men financially before marriage. It suggests paying with cash avoids worries and hints at social pressures around courting and consumption.
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