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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1952
Page
4
The Middletown Journal outlines pricing for per copy and carrier delivery, including weekly and yearly mail options with regional rates. An Ezra verse is quoted about beautifying the house of the Lord in Jerusalem from Ezra 7 27.
Senate Judiciary committee rejected reporting a President requested subpoena authority for Newbold Morris. It favored a panel authored measure granting power only to a special crime investigator under Senate approval. House subcommittee will question McGrath about Morris tankers deals.
Draft boards determine civilian jobs for conscientious objectors who decline military service. About 8,000 drafted men refused non combatant armed service while many accepted noncombatant roles. The 1951 act requires two years of civilian work for non participants, with regulations issued by President Truman on February 20 1952.
The article compares the Wisconsin and Nebraska GOP contests with Stassen as leading candidate in Nebraska, noting write in validity in Nebraska and bans in Wisconsin. It recalls 1948 Wisconsin Dewey Stassen clashes and 1950 Nebraska House results, highlighting party leanings and historical contrasts.
President Truman must maneuver to avert a steel strike that would slow arms production. Wage and price controls, Wage Stabilization Board actions, and the Eric Johnston formula are under discussion to camouflage or limit costs. Officials including Ellis Arnall and Roger Putnam weigh options as the government considers modifications to stabilize prices and avoid a broader economic impact.
A humorous, fragmented reminiscence on marital tensions and money in a domestic setting. The narrator skewers spousal expectations, shopping, meal choices, and daily chores, with exaggerated digressions about hats, meals, and nonsensical asides. It reads like a monologue on married life and its petty battles.
President Truman ends candidacy plans prompting a rift within the Democratic Party. Senators Kefauver Kerr and Russell weigh runs while Republicans face factional tensions. ADA warns against dropping civil rights plank, signaling renewed South versus national party fault lines. Republicans watch unsettled divisions as November approaches.
In a Washington hearing, Rep Poulson interrupts Mrs Bosone as she advocates a Utah Senate bid. The exchange turns sharp with a President Traumans play on words. Bosone fumes, threatening forceful reply. committee aides note tense, volatile conduct amid talk of political publicity stunts.
A natal reading notes high goals and strong incentive for progress. It highlights birthday individuals facing private life tensions, potential conflicts, and revised plans achieved through tact and diplomacy. A child born today is marked by talent, ambition, public recognition, and a balanced, graceful path forward.
A reader requests a bulletin titled How to Prevent Impotence and includes a stamped return envelope and dime to cover costs. The note appears to be a personal request rather than a published article.
A professor notes that success comes from loving one’s work but warns against idleness. The piece recalls colonial tax payments in corn and hints some rural folks may return to such methods. It imagines spring brings gardens to seed and families hoping for a cock to stay long enough to spall broth. Women are portrayed as chasing fashion even if it ages them.
Dr Edwin Jordan explains stuttering as a nervous disorder affecting about 41 3 million Americans. He notes the cause is unknown, not inherited, and that many stutterers improve with proper treatment. The article discusses speech patterns and the challenge of speaking slowly or thinking before talking.
A Middletown family welcomes a second baby as the oldest son visits Portsmouth grandparents. The boy meets a farmer and returns to city life, while Sherry Titus of 3214 Glencoe Ave is ill and needs cheerful cards from readers to brighten her days.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Sandra Berle ill in Miami and Milton Berle flying in to her side. Janis Paige and Jackie Cooper resume romance while studio heads face Oscar snubs. Judy Garland and Sid Luft plan in New York as her divorce finalizes. Louis Prima avoids crash damage. Dan Toppines divorce rumors swirl. Lou Capone touts Jana Jones at La Vie En Rose, plus a wave of TV studio plans and spring signals.
The article discusses how stuttering affects boys and girls similarly, notes two development stages, and emphasizes early, nonpunitive treatment to reduce excitement and tension. It warns against forcing left-handed children to use right hands and highlights promising outcomes when treatment starts early.
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