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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for carriers and mail. Rates vary by area with prices per week or year and international options. The notice includes a Bible verse from Acts 16 5.
A historical overview of Armco Steel Corporation in Middletown tracing its rise from a small plant to a national steel leader. It highlights innovations, wartime demand, and a philosophy of honesty, integrity, and fair labor relations, plus Armco’s community role and employee loyalty en route to its fiftieth anniversary.
Dr George W Crane argues reading is the core tool of education and that fast fluent readers think quicker and learn more. He urges parents to cultivate a child's desire to read, warns against reliance on pictures, and offers a tutoring bulletin via a printable request with stamps and a dime.
Immediate preparation is ordered to meet possible contingencies in Formosa, Indo China and Korea. Analysts urge 120000 more troops for Korea, commissioning Essex-class carriers, more cruisers destroyers and over 150 ships for transport. Joint Chiefs of Staff urged unified civilian military coordination to cut red tape and speed war footing.
A humor essay recounts a man misled by a flashy diagnosis toxic dermatitis and a steep $25 bill. A pharmacist notes the Greek roots behind medical terms, arguing doctors use fancy language to encourage patient care and avoid self treatment spreading to other illnesses like a common cold.
Hal Boyle recalls a New York bar scene where talk of a missing Korea battalion surfaces among returning widows and veterans. A bartender notes how attention shifts from baseball to Korea as widows, kids, and veterans seek solace, reflecting on war’s quiet reach into ordinary nights.
Senator McCarthy hints at a new tactic as he roams the Senate restaurant. Jim Kem of Missouri is teased for a big reveal. Homer Dodge roasts forgery as a Washington sesquicentennial stunt and Gwen Cafritz contributes a column with a playful lexicon.
An analysis questions whether the United States government across all branches is sufficiently streamlined for action. The author concedes a candid answer: not yet, not yet.
A Middletown father driving his teenage daughter faces a moment of hesitation as a steel object appears on the road. The daughter’s flawless driving passes a danger, a horseshoe on the tire sinks its teeth in, destroying the tire. The incident prompts reflection on timing and judgment.
Dorothy Kilgallen recounts a birthday night in a cabaret, recalling meeting Lana Turner and Julian Monk, and reflects on enjoying nightclub life from Manhattan to the Mediterranean. She notes family details, childhood at Peabody Conservatory, and a long search by her father via the Missing Persons Bureau before continuing the tale on page 5.
For Wednesday July 1 the forecast warns of stubborn obstacles delays and possible financial risks if overextended. Avoid reckless investments or gambling and handle funds cautiously with lawyers bankers or other authorities. Postpone lavish spending and important decisions to prevent losses while a broad minded child may lean toward indulgence.
Twenty years ago Mary Anthony and Mary Apple visited Elizabeth Tucker in Syra-cuse New York. G M Flynn and Earl Grant couples traveled, while Eric Alexander enjoyed Prospect Ohio. Jacob Baker’s Cincinnati Dayton Pike party honored his birthday with relatives and friends including Burns Drake Dondras Colson Robinson and many others.
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