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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1951
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with prices for carrier and mail delivery. Rates cover daily evenings, Sundays, and international or outside area terms, all payable in advance. A biblical verse is included at the end of the notice.
President Truman urges Congress to approve $16 billion in new taxes to fund a stepped up defense program. Budget experts warn against adding to the national debt of over $250 billion and favor a pay as you go approach to curb inflation.
Wesley Fesler, who resigned as Ohio State coach last fall, is named head coach at the University of Minnesota. The piece notes the Big Ten coaching balance hinges on Bernie Bierman’s hiring and compares coaching supply to baseball managers, remarking that prestige names are being shuffled rather than new talent found.
A dentist Dr Tom explains a patient loan plan arranged through a banker in the building to collect upfront payments and finance care. Dr Crane argues bankers seem austere yet can help people obtain loans with psychological tact, suggesting bankers join a Comp liment Club to improve client relations.
The Stars suggest probable strategic aims grounded in firm foundations with tactful appeals to corporations or institutions for support. It notes potential capital influence for promotion and hints at more than sordid denouements, while birthday individuals may see wishes objectified this year.
Washington Happenings outlines potential UN and allied responses after a UN declaration of Red China's aggression. It discusses possible rescission of recognition, future sanctions, and the impact on US air power and public opinion as the Korean conflict unfolds toward an uncertain end.
A Buffalo clubwoman was slain and a 20 year old youth was executed at Sing Sing. The visiting visitor was his mother from a nearby women's prison where she serves thirty years for murdering her husband. The condemned man told the chaplain I never had a chance before entering the chair.
Hal Boyle argues the idea of chance is a personal choice not fate. He contrasts a Buffalo murderer facing execution with a blind Molokai leper finding beauty, noting chance depends on how one seizes opportunity or accepts luck.
Washington scene reports top rankers of the Federal Security Agency face decontamination tests when seeking jobs in the defense set up to avoid Ewing's influence. Wil son and aides demand clear English and enforce a thorough screening of ex Ewingites amid agency shakeups and resignations. A separate note mentions a juke box king mocked by a Houston cafe gadget reversing operation. A young female reporter's panty incident on the House floor is recounted with a self contained disclaimer.
Associated Press columnist Hal Boyle describes his departure from the Korean warfront in Taegu after six months of reporting. He recalls the desire to stay, the weariness of war reporting, and his bond with the American Eighth Army as he heads home, hoping to return if possible.
Dorothy Kilgallen covers theater rumors and personal lives from polio battles to marriages and new homes. News on Errol Flynn, Patty Andrews, Maharajah press agents, Gower Champion courtesy, and fashion designers in New York mingle with war memories and postwar jet-set scenes.
A collection of pithy lines on honesty popularity and parenting. It riffs on principle valued by friends and the charm of relatives, noting how strictness with children can be effective and how winter hardship can make neighbors fret about guests.
A child born today shows exceptional talents and a possible spectacular path influenced by charm and unique ideas. Theier developing abilities may drive a successful career, with promising inspiration guiding future achievements.
Mrs Winifred Korden of Wade at Barksdale Field La sent a check for the Lincoln School memorial honoring the late Mrs Helen Schatzmann. Readers may contribute at Lincoln School or via the column. The piece also notes Public Library bookmobile patron Ruth Chemerys reports high demand for Popular Science and Popular Mechanics magazines for boys on the route.
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