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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
4
Subscription rates list per copy by carrier and mail options for Middletown publications with weekly and yearly pricing. The notice ends with a biblical quote from Matthew 10:7 about the kingdom of heaven.
The piece criticizes U S government funded Latin American radio efforts as wasted money that failed to reach or influence listeners. It argues Congress and the State Department overestimated impact, noting no Latin American listener response and urging a more direct approach to building worldwide goodwill rather than lavish cultural broadcasts.
The Mundt-Nixon Communist control bill faces stiff opposition and a raucous demonstration by lefts is blamed for stirring Senate Judiciary Committee concerns. Critics like Dewey and Stassen warn the measure could curb free thought. The panel adjourned hearings and may demand thorough legal study before any action next session.
Br George W Crane discusses Mary F a 12 year old adopted daughter whose father becomes irritable and violent. He tears up photos slashes her dress and hits his wife. The wife and Mary fear his anger while the couple argues over the adoption and family harmony.
James Marlow reports on Congress rushing to finish by June 19 for conventions. Senate passes 52 minor bills while major topics drag with long debates. Civil rights push falters as Southern Democrats resist, while Republicans and Democrats alike cross party lines on key votes. The piece notes divisions across the two parties and the difficulty of unity.
A 58 year old man, married to a 43 year old wife, grapples with jealousy and outbursts. He fears losing his mind, resents his daughter Mary, and endures a venereal infection. His retail life forces a calm front, while home eruptions reveal deeper psychological issues. The piece urges seeking fundamental causes and offers guidance on addressing impotence.
Arthur Bugs Beer answers John Lindhurst of Baltimore about his note taking and creative process. He rejects fixed files, favors daily momentum, and cites a plover metaphor and lines from Irvin Cobb to illustrate how inspiration emerges from time and space. He stresses liking his work and creating original material.
Lou Stillman operates Stillman’s Gym for 31 years, a hub where champions train, spar, and arrange bouts. about 75 fighters train daily, with members paying for lockers and rooms. He recalls Dempsey and Leonard among past stars, notes today’s boxers train less intensely, and maintains strict rules to keep violence in check.
Erich Brandeis argues readers misinterpret Communism and those claiming it. He cites Marx and Engels, condemns private property abolition, and warns of Yugoslav style state control where owners lose property to government. He urges government education to reveal true Communist reality.
Genevieve Kemble yields a horoscope urging swift prudent cooperation for expansion and major projects. It warns against bungled ventures and erratic complications, stressing acumen and above board tactics before joining forces. A birthday child may be generous yet hastily ardent in joint matters.
In Sundays News Journal a photo shows the new West Middle bridge on the north side due to an engraving error. A lighthearted note recalls a rabbit who kept eating sprouting garden plants while two local women continued planting, calling the animal cute.
George E. Sokolsky reports from Butte Montana on the 1950 Republican presidential race dynamics. He notes Stassen’s fading role and Taft’s steady Senate program, while Dewey gains western support and Vandenberg’s elder statesman status prompts controversy within the party ahead of foreign policy debates.
Twenty years ago Estelle D Worsham wed F Paul Cronin at Holy Trinity Church. West Middletown residents planned to petition the County Commission to form a special district to issue bonds for a village water works system. Dr E T Storer succeeded Rev D A Blasberg as president of the Middletown club. Thirty-one prestainns and surgeons of Middletown and vicinity paid tribute to Dr T A Dickey for over 52 years of service.
A reader style Q and A fragment lists questions on Finland independence, Dixie song authorship, AFL presidents, Columbus Day, and World War I start. Answers appear garbled. key facts include Finland’s long history, Emmett as Dixie author, William Green as AFL president since 1924, Columbus Day as not the explorer’s anniversary, and the first WWI shot at the German fortifications in Danzig harbor.
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