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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1950
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for Middletown Journal services including daily and evening editions with annual mail options. It ends with a Bible verse Galatians 3 22 about faith in Jesus Christ.
A Monitorul Sanitar editorial denounces Dr. Stefan M. Radulescu of Dragasana Hospital for prescribing glutamic acid and aureomycin arguing these American drugs are unneeded in a Romanian People's Democracy. The piece labels him a tool of imperialists and urges compliance with Russian-influenced medical policy. It then shifts to Thanksgiving reflections and U.S. loyalty inquiries amid fears of Communist infiltration and a proposed loyalty commission.
A reader asks about a father berating church involvement for his son Don aged 11. Dr George W Crane urges supporting children’s moral growth through participation in Sunday school and cautions adults against letting clergy flaws warp youth. He stresses Christianity beyond flawed clergymen and advocates parental example.
Column pokes fun at elderly women proud of gray hair and politicians stuck in a fog. It notes fall allergies and seasonal colds as cause of messy sleeve buttons and discomfort in daily life.
Washington columnist urges Secretary of State Acheson to invite sharp critics from both parties to regular talks. The piece argues public policy deserves constant reexamination but warns against partisan rancor and flippant attacks that deepen divisions while foreign policy remains in flux.
A reflective column recalls Jack Benny's failed first show and the origin of the phrase laying an egg. The narrator contrasts ego with a squirrel outside his window, questions about success, and ends asking can you lay an egg to prove worth. The piece blends humor, self doubt, and domestic autumn imagery.
Scientists measure noise in decibels with a device called a sound level meter. Ordinary conversation averages about 40 decibels while a noisy office often reaches 70 decibels.
Jodhpurs are tight riding breeches named for the Indian state of Jodhpur in Rajputana where men wear white trousers similar to British and American riding breeches.
The first official Mother's Day service was held at Andrews Methodist Church in Grafton West Virginia on May 10 1908. The observance began in the Mother Church of Mother's Day established by the late Miss Anna M Jarvis.
General William C. Gorgas used scientific knowledge gained at great cost in Cuba to make the Canal Zone healthy, enabling the construction of the Panama Canal.
Train crews are paid by miles run and receive additional pay for time exceeding a set threshold per trip. The system compensates both distance traveled and overtime hours beyond the standard time, ensuring earnings reflect both mileage and duration.
A. A. Crouch of the Iowa State Federation of Labor presses a Bran nan plan on President Truman to declare Baldy surplus. The column also includes a humor piece about a biographical submission, a pigeon message joke, and Jimmy Byrnes last visit notes with remarks on a three party system. Frank Pace recites his Army Reserve status after a Pentagon interview.
A female correspondent recalls a female gaze among U S troops in Korea. She experiences both thrill and guilt as she travels by jeep to a city hit by shelling and returns to infantry lines. The story captures glamour and hardship in wartime.
Dororthy Kilgallen reports on Crowfoot dating LaMartinique show beauties California stars Barbara Bel Geddes Diana Barrymore and Marilyn Krug shifting careers and romances. Monty Clift nose job rumors Fifth Avenue shoe salon bodyguard case CBS Russian carols Christmas broadcast.
Mesa Verde in southwestern Colorado rises over 10,000 feet in elevation and spans 53 acres. The plateau is noted for its level surface wide enough to cross in an automobile.
A dramatic shift in life is forecast with broad impact on business, home, and romance. Promises of rich fulfillment, financial gains, and new opportunities accompany radical change and a fresh start for tomorrow.
Half the required Christmas gifts for overseas service members have arrived in Middletown while donations continue. Cash contributions go to Mrs. Robert Gibbs of the Arpo Plumbing Co. to fund gifts, and physical gifts may be left at fire houses police stations drug stores the Legion Home or the Dixie News.
Those whose birthday falls now stand at the threshold of a year of promise and enjoyment. Abrupt shifts in work, living, or social ties are forecast with golden opportunities seemingly knocking at the door. A child born this day may be described as born with a proverbial gold spoon, rich in material, intellectual, and spiritual prospects.
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