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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1952
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal, including per copy prices and weekly, yearly options for mail and carrier delivery. A biblical verse from Ezekiel 1:25 is quoted at the end.
The piece surveys early doubts about Eisenhower entering the 1952 race and quotes Gen. MacArthur and Sen. Taft on his known views. It compares past nominees who were unclear on major issues with earlier generals and politicians who publicly discussed positions before nomination.
The piece contrasts popular calls for land with Soviet propaganda urging communism. It cites Hudaybi Bey of the Moslem Brotherhood and outlines shifts toward percentage rent, state farms, and eventual cooperative and collective farming, warning of the farmer becoming landless. The State Department warns that promises of land sharing in China led to state control and loss of independent farming status.
In a Worry Clinic piece Dr George W Crane discusses misconceptions about introverts marrying introverts. He argues introverts can be happy together with contrasts such as ambiverts and outlines personality development through family roles and social behavior. He offers a Vocational Guidance Kit for testing temperament and notes personality can shift with deliberate effort.
A Texas country doctor sought accelerated amortization for a supposed defense water project but the plan was a swimming pool. Defense Production Administration denied the certificate amid a $14 billion facility value and $89 billion in claimed tax relief.
Genevieve Kemble discusses a difficult period shaped by poor judgment and unstable decisions. It warns that forceful issues and blunders may lead to loss of funds prestige and goodwill. The piece notes potential impasse disrupting ongoing work and advises caution to those facing time pressure and risky projects.
An interview with a very rich NY Florida holder reveals boredom despite wealth. He lacks novelty after a lifetime of "everything" while his wife, once poor, savors every purchase and even enjoys simple dinners in the kitchen on Thursdays. A butler notes this contrast and a tale of a woman facing death adds context about gratitude.
The Red Cross in America aims to raise at least 8 million dollars this year to expand its work, after a last year that included collecting one million pints of blood. The piece quotes Jim Mills praising the organization and defining its scope as global mercy, service, and aid to the wounded, homeless, hungry, and oppressed.
A reader asks if mongoloid and mentally retarded children are the same, with the doctor detailing physical signs of mongolism, its uncertain causes, and the need for supportive care. The piece also discusses infertility in couples, diagnostic tests, and the possibility of medical or surgical remedies.
A Washington scene column notes Mrs Joseph R Farrington’s poodle haircut and jokes about political stereotypes. It also mentions the AEC seeking gun authority, Olga Konow the tank driver, and quips about NATO Lisbon outcomes and lecturing habits.
A fragment notes that delaying actions may occur while a child born today faces strange circumstances and peculiar reversals that block progress toward constructive ambitions and important aspirations.
A jumble of quoted lines and varied claims. An Indiana boy’s alleged arson to a school hints at low standings among peers. Other aphorisms discuss social rituals, conventions, and a doctor’s note on aging women.
A relaxed night out turns tense as a stylish woman driver blocks a corner seeking a parking spot. The narrator and companions horn and glare, enduring delays while the other car clings to the space, finally finding a spot and sneering as they pass.
Earliest library traces to a Babylonian clay tablet collection dated around 1000 BCE. La Nicoise by Picasso is praised for blending profile and full-face views. Rubber industry roots lie in the Amazon River Valley of Brazil after seed movement. George Washington reportedly threw a silver dollar across the Rappahannock River near Mt. Vernon on his birthday in 1936, per Walter Johnson.
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