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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for print and mail delivery, including per copy 25 cents by carrier and weekly rates for evening editions. It details regional pricing, advance payment, and a Bible quotation from Isaiah 34 1.
VA officials report many mentally ill veterans in care have no visitors for years. Some have not seen family for over a decade, while others rely on ward staff as their only support. The piece argues billions are spent on care but fail to provide the emotional connection vital to rehabilitation and dignity.
W E Warne Assistant Secretary of the Interior says Alaska is the nation’s most urgent issue. The far north region near Russia is poorly protected, with a population around 100000 of vast untapped resources including forests minerals coal water power and a multi million fish crop. A previous agricultural push failed due to markets, but a broad Interior program aims to build highways airports and housing if Congress funds it.
Washington whispers show no consensus to repeal or deeply amend Taft Hartley in the Eighty first Congress final session. Democratic leaders tell President Truman the party lacks votes to repeal or drastically change it.
The Oklahoma City Times argues Indians in Oklahoma are largely good citizens. It notes they live in white comparable homes, achieve similar school grades, share religious and moral obligations, and have served as statesmen, teachers, and peace officers. Oklahoma hosts more than a third of the nation’s Indian population.
David Lawrence discusses the US policy toward recognition of Communist China, noting historical inconsistencies in de facto versus de jure recognition. He argues that current actions threaten American power, argue for continued engagement, and critique the effectiveness of armament and diplomacy in deterring global communism.
Dr George W Crane warns that early choices shape futures in a worried reflection on Pete M a former student. The narrative compares career moves from steel to airlines highlighting mentors like James Simpson and Field Company. It urges investing in knowledge, seeking varied experience, and avoiding easy jobs for long term gain.
Genevieve Kemble notes Friday January 6 carries dynamic energy for advancing key projects with strong incentives for constructive results. Caution remains as judgment may falter, risking a setback. Take time to adjust plans or routines to improve outcomes.
A humorous essay traces how big inventions clash with simple oversights like gum flavored envelope seals. The author muses that progress grows complex while basic tasks remain unsolved, from car winter skids to sealing envelopes and even the paradox of creating weapons vs a single baby.
Hal Boyle argues the next 50 years will be dominated by women who extend their influence in science finance and domestic life. He asserts politics will be less central, and that husbands will increasingly take over household duties as women pursue prestige and affluence.
Harry Boyd recalls Arthur Brisbane and muses on dictating a column while driving. He considers the pace of modern life, the Brannan plan livestock questions, and the Republican party, then ends with the notion of the column’s end and Brisbane’s fate.
Those born on this day are urged to develop a constructive plan with energy and initiative toward important propositions, though subtle thinking flaws may impede logic. Changes and analysis can aid high achievement and security, while avoiding snap judgments. A child born now has strong drive but may jeopardize success by rushing to conclusions.
Joan of Arc convinced her king she was divinely inspired when she refused to kneel to the puppet king occupying the throne to deceive her and identified the real king from among the courtiers.
Middletown bowlers led last year’s polio fund drive and aim to top the nation again with a March of Dimes Sports Parade. Plans include a basketball game, bowling contests, and fundraising events to attract sports-minded donors. Local veterans expect strong community effort despite drained funds from the summer epidemic. A wintry mix of rain and sleet, not ideal, broadens the challenge for families while youth gear up for sledding as adults hope for easier travel.
The piece traces the decline of Western empires from 1776 onward, noting Britain's sea power and varied dominions, the impact of World War I and self-determination, and the 1950 status where dominions remain tied to Britain while Soviet Russia dominates Eastern Europe and gains influence in China. It highlights Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa as enduring self-governing links, with Hindustan and Pakistan showing friendlier stances by 1949.
At the re organization meeting of the Board of Education officers were elected with C G Crist as president and Dr J S Stratton as vice president. Ross H Snyder became clerk treasurer and Sherman Perry took the seat, replacing Perle G Banker. A band of amateur post office robbers pried open a side window on Manchester Ave but nothing was taken and no arrests were reported. Gene Sarazen led the Miami open golf tournament finishing with a 300 after 72 holes among 155 players.
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