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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1952
Page
4
The Middletown Journal details subscription prices for per copy and carrier delivery. It lists rates for five and six day mail editions, regional areas, and international pricing, ending with a biblical verse quoted from Luke.
A century after its Boston start on December 29 1851 the YMCA grew from urban roots to a worldwide movement with nearly two million members in the United States and thousands of Y s on rail lines. It highlights interracial outreach war service and education while noting the organization s evolution through World Wars and peacetime programs.
Rep. B. Carroll Reece of Tennessee, Taft campaign manager for the South, says Taft will win a majority of Southern and Border state delegates at the July convention. He estimates about 200 votes from the region, with 600 needed to nominate. The 16 states would provide roughly 24 percent of delegates in 1952, down from 27 percent in 1948.
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Lorna P a 46 year old patient who after a hysterectomy feels devalued and pursued by delusions of abandonment. Her daughter describes constant crying nagging and accusations while Crane notes cultural myths about menopause fueling her anxiety and social ostracism.
Washington editor notes House Un American Activities Committee report blames British carelessness for espionage leaks surrounding Klaus Fuchs. It argues without UK reforms data sharing on atomic matters with allies is unlikely, citing Fuchs case and missing diplomats as factors delaying openness and security.
A caller requests a bulletin titled Sex Problems In Marriage and offers a dime and stamped return envelope for mailing. The notice presents a self pitying tone and urges sending for the leaflet.
Readers recall two guitar playing monkeys, Tippy and Cobina, with ten year Local 802 memberships amid broader debates on war labels and public welfare. A photo feature shows an old couple at a Home for the Aged, beside a report on Joseph Jaxon evicted from a cellar apartment after a career aiding Indian rights.
Hal Boyle notes men assume women make resolutions but many women resist or hide them. He recalls trying to learn of their plans, quotes a wife and a brief survey of three women who reject sharing theirs, suggesting public airing implies fault.
Washington sharpshooter Grunewald known as the Dutchman joins the Touchdown Club, a largely charity driven DC group. He resigns Aug 31 after brief memberships, while the club supports police youth programs and hospitals in the District. A lighthearted note follows about a Spercenter’s gift from a government official amid Washington intrigue.
AIndiana man eats a large number of apples in one sitting to stay healthy. A Kansas girl wins a prize for her road improvement suggestions, though the list may have been discarded. A police official warns men to guard against pickpockets in crowds. Mom will take care of that at home.
Genevieve Kemble weighs a mix of novelty and skill that could drive progress yet warn of mistakes and tricky circumstances. Those with birthdays may face a complicated situation needing bold action, while hidden factors may need to be revealed for progress.
Washington analyst Douglas Freeman reviews The Pattern of Responsibility by McGeorge Bundy, showing Secretary of State Acheson as highly capable yet unlikely to reach the presidency due to the era of inflamed passions. Freeman argues the secretary’s duties will preoccupy him and his mind must be highly specialized, risking political unavailability.
Frances Elizabeth Willis, tall and capable counselor at the American legation in Helsinki, traces a 25 year career from vice consul in Valparaiso in 1927 through posts in Santiago Stockholm Brussels Luxembourg Madrid to Washington. She credits professional delight and battles for women’s advancement in diplomacy while pursuing studies at Stanford and teaching at Goucher and Vassar.
The text notes primitive man satisfied sugar hunger with honey and plants containing sugar, with sugar cane in India and the Orient centuries before the Christian era, as referenced in the Old Testament. It mentions the Boston News-Letter as the first to publish in the country, with scholars generally considering this view.
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