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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1951
Page
4
Rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal are listed for carrier and mail subscriptions. Various plans include evening editions, 6 or 8 day options, and outside trading areas with annual prices. The notice ends with a biblical verse.
The piece discusses rising taxes under President Truman and a planned third tax increase. It cites Senator Byrd and Hoover Commission suggestions for saving billions via government efficiency. It notes Congress logrolling hinders large-scale savings and urges taxpayers to voice opposition to wasteful spending and push for reforms across agencies.
Reports of Titoism outbreaks behind the Iron Curtain circulate as rumors that could become major 1951 news. Disappeared ministers, house arrests, and party defections signal possible bourgeois devotionism. Lenin warned of conquered peoples and Stalin’s ruthless method. The U S may gain time for splits within the Communist bloc as these tensions grow.
Dr. George W. Crane counsels Clarence Jr 31 manager of a grocery store on stage fright. The clinic notes fear before public speaking despite friendly audience and urges practice through regular speaking like teaching or church classes. It outlines symptoms and tips to deliver engaging anecdotal talks with notes mounted on cardboard.
Washington column warns Britain to curb public remarks on Korea troop movements and cross parallel limits. It notes ongoing UN consultations in Washington with Britain and other allies and criticizes press scapegoating of General Mac Arthur while stressing close allied briefing practices.
A Northwestern University professor’s survey shows 88 percent would most like to hear the Sermon on the Mount or Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. The writer muses why admired words are not lived, urging reflection on daily reverence of the Lord’s Prayer, forgiveness, and resisting temptation.
Hal Boyle notes the Sermon on the Mount and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address ask for spiritual life and freedom. He points out most people focus on daily needs rather than meaning, and laments that many hear but few listen to enduring truths.
In New York and Washington, analysts assess Korea's future as South Korea builds 200000 to 300000 Private Kims for spring action. The dazed rookie, lacking training, faces Chinese nocturnal tactics, while US officers push for discipline, patriotism, and a tradition of victory to empower the ROK army.
Readers and colleagues exchange letters to Dorothy Kilgallen about Pee Wee Russell's illness, book release details, Sid Caesar weight jokes, and Kilgallen’s desk pet Puffy. The missives show gossip, industry camaraderie, and Kilgallen’s influence in Broadway circles.
A sudden turn in fortune may hit the fire as opportunities rise. The main chance hinges on fresh techniques daring innovations or unique ingenuity to shift momentum and alter the new status for those celebrating birthdays.
Dave Regan reports on overloaded, aging Columbus hospitals with dingy rooms and limited minor surgery capacity. Nursing staff remain hardworking and morale high, but many facilities require federal aid and modernization. Middletonian facilities compare favorably amid calls for reform.
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