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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1952
Page
4
Publication details for Middletown Journal with rates for per copy and carrier delivery, mail subscriptions, and geographic areas. Includes a Bible verse quote from I Corinthians 2:14.
Lent origins trace to spring, with early abstinence lengthening from 40 hours to 40 days by the seventh century. 1949 Pius XII reimposed meat abstinence on Fridays. wartime adjustments varied by region. Ash Wednesday marks the start, with ashes from Palm Sunday palms. Mardi Gras precedes Ash Wednesday, and variations exist in Germany and Latin countries. Shrove Tuesday precedes Ash Wednesday as confessions occur.
The motion picture industry asks the FCC to reserve channels for theater broadcasts nationwide, arguing the same facilities could carry educational TV on campus and in schools. Hearings set for March 10 as the FCC considers lifting the station freeze and allocating non commercial educational channels.
Rep Robert L Doughton age 88 veteran North Carolina Democrat and Ways and Means chairman announced retirement though his role in drafting the largest tax bills in history is noted. The piece playfully questions if he will include that on his epitaph and notes a kinder final memory might prevail.
Dr. George W. Crane warns of moral erosion since 1932, citing cheating among West Point students, college corruption, gambling scandals, and public distrust. He argues old moral codes remain essential, recounting personal Sabbath respect and urging readers to mail for his psychology charts.
Latin American guests dine at Rear Adm. Milton E. Miles home where Mrs. Miles, a Cornell trained nutrition director and TV host, showcases versatile U.S. dishes and Chinese fare for visiting officials. The Grosvenors, National Geographic Society figures, travel widely and maintain multiple historic mansions and family ties.
Ford Frick shares a story at Toots Shor's about arranging an audience with Cardinal Spellman. The tale highlights Toots Shor's influence, Frick's quick access, and a Jewish boy from Philadelphia who brokered a Catholic meeting in minutes, prompting laughter and praise for America.
Hal Boyle argues civilization depends on women who insist on better ways in daily life. He contrasts female resolve with male appetite for heroic noise, praising women's quiet bravery in chores, bargains, and standing up to public judgment.
Washington scene reports Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing defending publicity of relief recipient names. He cites Indiana and Illinois data showing no clear caseload drop after lists opened. A satirical GOP office gag and a Norris Cotton newsletter note on federal spending are also mentioned.
Genevieve Kemble suggests a day of bold ideas and dramatic shifts in life paths. A birth date may spark intense inspiration, creative leaps, and a notable career trajectory with potential acclaim and public attention.
The Journal apologizes for a Sunday piece on teens, arguing the broad generalization misrepresented most youths. It recounts personal experience with the younger generation, defends teen judgment, and notes a sophomore niece facing a tactical dating dilemma with her friend.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys New York showbiz chatter as Club Pigalle plans big name entertainment on 86th Street and stars like Jane Froman and Ali Khan spark talk. Rumors swirl about marriages, stage moves, and industry feuds shaping the Broadway scene.
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