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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
4
Announcement lists subscription prices for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal. Rates cover per copy 5 cents, carrier 25 cents weekly, mail options within and outside the trading area, and U S rates. Includes a Bible verse dedication.
The discussion of a successor to President Truman intensifies as Kefauver’s momentum grows in New Hampshire and Wisconsin. Kerr enters Nebraska, Russell joins the Democratic race, raising questions about Truman’s intent to run or name an heir.
The article outlines President Truman’s plan to ask Congress for about 7.9 billion in additional foreign aid for 1952 53 including military and economic support and Point IV development funds with expectations NATO commitments influencing the request. It notes Congress past cuts and potential shifts in military versus economic aid and mentions a separate note on the Duke of Windsor as a possible ambassador candidate.
A physician answers questions about delirium tremens in a reader letter. The piece describes symptoms such as tremors eye rolling and frightening visions, notes the attack lasts several days, mentions violence and fever, and advises abstinence and medical advice during attacks.
Washington notes the machine tool sector is increasingly government directed, raising fears of a captive industry. Stilwell argues federal dictates on orders, materials, wages, prices, and profits threaten private ownership and long-term U.S. industrial strength as aircraft and tanks expand under costly, tax-heavy expansion.
A columnist notes royal protocol and personal grudges from King Baudouin to a neighbor feud. He argues forgiveness matters and a single kind word can outweigh past enmities. The piece blends royal anecdote with a neighbor story urging reconciliation.
Hal Boyle reports Bud Littin, campaign aide in Fairfax County, loses his home telephone over a transfer dispute amid political work and party loyalties. Fred A Seaton faces a separate miscue as his Albany trip nearly misses a Washington train with aide Kennedy guiding a subway dash.
A blend of pessimism and optimism about machines shaping humanity. The piece argues machines surpass humans in power and perception, may develop moral awareness, and could eventually rebel to impose a rational, peaceful order. It imagines a future where robots replace human flaws and enforce justice.
The piece presents a Q and A format covering the word science from Latin, Boxing Day customs in Britain, minutes of the Continental Congress by Charles Thomson, the Bray Trust attribution to James M. Kieran, and a New Year superstition about eating only new foods in India.
The text defines a cartel as an agreement where firms control prices and regulate production and marketing, usually internationally. It notes Saiga Antelope now exists in very limited numbers in Kazakhstan and Russian Turkestan. It also mentions Herbert S. Dickey, credited with leading an expedition that found the Orinoco River source on July 14, 103k.
In March column, the writer urges paying income tax by March 15 and visiting the post office. He notes missing eight dollars and change, adds a call to donate to the Red Cross, and reminds readers to register for April primaries at the Elections Office, all within a few blocks on Main Street.
Dr George W Crane argues that sparing a child Jimmy from separation harms social independence and can foster mental illness. He cites military induction and overprotective parenting, urging gradual weaning from parental care and hosting relatives to build self reliance.
A reflective line about composing lyrics for the music of the spheres and contentedly purring out endless mathematical equations of eternity.
Genevieve Kemble notes tomorrow brings volatile but hopeful changes with a chance of dramatic events affecting heart home and business. Expect sudden development for those with birthdays and potential temperamental traits in a child born today if not guided early.
Four thousand bakers in New York walked off the job over pum pernickel and rye bread, highlighting labor action across bread types. Downtown parking rules are cited as a hardship for bank robbers in major cities. A 1843 student lamp was given to an eastern college, evoking nostalgia for earlier views of colleges as study centers.
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