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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal announces pricing for per copy and carrier delivery, with rates for mailing options within and outside the trading area. The note includes a Bible verse quote and promises cleanness and innocence.
The piece argues the U S must consider allowing Germany and Japan to rearm for defense to avoid greater risks from Russia and China. It critiques further American troop deployments and notes the shifted balance in Asia as China allies with Russia, underscoring the danger of disarming all and relying on future battles.
The NCAA voted to remove much of the Sanity Code, returning control of player pay and benefits to conferences or colleges. Recruiting rules remain, but paying players will continue where conferences allow, signaling the code’s practical end though not an official abolition. Critics note continued resistence to reform.
The piece urges President Truman to obtain Congress approval before sending troops, echoing Senators Douglas and George. It warns unilateral action could widen the White House-Congress split and fuel fears of a potential dictator, while noting Congress may reject or accept based on the presented evidence.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses corporate study clubs led by Clayton D a 42 year old VP, with hundreds enrolled. He urges ongoing education for workers, notes universities expanding extension centers, and promotes daily mental exercise and practical knowledge for increased value and pay. The piece invites readers to request a bulletin on forming a study club.
Washington column notes improving relations between President Truman and Congress over troop deployment and foreign policy. Taft softens stance on Europe troops while calls for clear division of nations’ forces. Analysts expect rapid approval if authority is sought and stress cooperation between executive and legislative branches.
Erich Brandeis notes Albert Small of Ottawa Illinois may set a new all American life champion record in quilting. Small toils four years on a quilt of 123200 pieces, tying thousands of knots. his art is praised as harmonious and decorative.
At a U.N. airbase in Korea a C-46 crash on a muddy runway injures the pilot and two South Korean laborers. Rescue teams rush to extract casualties as a field hospital treats the wounded and planes resume tentative landings amid snowbound mountains.
Mrs. William C. Foster toured Asia with her busy husband on a 28 day 45,000 mile business flight. She paid her own way since officials' spouses cannot travel at taxpayers expense. In Manila Bangkok and Saigon she met ECA wives and gathered a civilian perspective on daily life while administrator held talks with officials. The trip continued from Washington to San Francisco and then onward.
Mrs Foster describes visits from Honolulu to Wake Island and Guam with stops in Formosa Tokyo Bangkok and Saigon. She praises U S AID efforts and governor led local progress while noting rice crops and native crafts. Her luggage and travel tips are detailed.
A terse reflection notes that consistent egoists gain nothing and self praise harms credibility. It suggests quiet effort shines when results are exceptional and warns that what you cannot know can mislead you when sharing with friends.
Dave Regan notes the First Presbyterian Church is being demolished and recounts two folk tales about why the bell never existed in the tower. He recalls the anti bell faction winning and the Oak land Church possibly receiving the bell. He observes the wreckers at work and the salvaged timber in good condition.
Broadway and Hollywood buzz highlights flap over Merle Oberon and Judy Garland film options. Rumors swirl about Ruth Roman marriage, Terence Rattigan writing in Fairfield, and Nora Moss new career moves as industry figures plan city venues and talent offices.
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