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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
4
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Bertrand Russell urges Western teachers to cultivate eternal perspective to temper bitterness and defend individual dignity. He contrasts Western values with Eastern state supremacy, urging belief in human welfare, courage, and lasting achievements of man to guide civilization toward its eternal destiny.
A Cleveland banker warns that a dollar in the bank loses purchasing power daily and predicts higher prices. He argues that savers face shrinking value while investments risk chaos, urging cautious moves amid inflation. The piece contrasts insecure savers with speculative prospects in stocks real estate and uranium and weighs mankinds responsibility.
A New York Times editorial questions John L. Lewis warnings that miners would walk out if Taft wins the election. It argues Lewis misuses rhetoric, notes democratic free speech rights, and cautions against silencing Taft supporters or miners.
Dr. George W. Crane notes a family scene where David, age four, is teased by siblings Judy and Philip over tattling. The moment teaches that social pressure governs child behavior and acceptance in play groups, with kids seeking inclusion and fearing ostracism.
The author argues that amphibious landings in the Pacific, from Tarawa to Okinawa, show the enduring importance of naval air power and anti submarine patrols. He contends U S naval air forces held their own against land based and undersea Japanese threats, underscoring the need for ready three service cooperation in any invasion.
The text argues that children benefit from early contact with peers in nursery schools or kindergarten. It stresses that children educate children and that peer interaction helps curb tattling and promotes social development among youngsters.
The columnist argues free speech underpins American life and recalls reporter days spent covering luncheons where eating was secondary to speeches. He laments dull rhetoric, notes how meals once fed reporters, and contrasts past and present orators, while criticizing Soviet transparency on nuclear arsenals.
Hal Boyle reports three American soldiers were found dead in a dirt filled ditch by Taejon city jail. The massacre involved tied and shot victims with captured Koreans, later documented by Lt. Robert Shultice. a survivor sergeant recounts dugout suffering and refusal to move until rescue.
In 1950 the narrator notes speeches at a political banquet accompany free offerings but deliver little substance. The piece questions the value of free speech when rhetoric remains meaningless.
The column compares political aspirants promising heaven on earth to yakov malik's early Security Council tirades. It notes U S diplomats and allies grew tired of the monotone and describes how campaign speeches wear thin like stale leftovers such as chicken peas and vanilla ice cream.
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a bright Sunday with a pleasant surprise that could be sensational or spectacular in its uplifting denouement, affecting promotion and fulfilled hopes.
Questions cover prehistoric wheat cultivation by Swiss lake dwellers and Chinese use 2700 years before Christ. The word credenza derives from Italian for credence with a Renaissance link to safekeeping of valuables. Astrology notes birthdays, energy, and cautions for October born individuals.
The world’s smallest moth is the golden pygmy of Great Britain with a wingspan about a quarter of an inch. The Atlas moth of India is the largest, often reaching 10 to 12 inches across.
The Taj Mahal in India required about twenty years to build. Constructed from pure white marble, it stands as one of the world’s most beautiful mausoleums.
Guidance notes that the term colors is commonly used when talking about the American Flag. Both singular and plural forms may be correct, though colors is preferred in everyday usage.
A person weighing 150 pounds on earth would weigh about 24 pounds on the moon, reflecting the Moon’s weaker gravity.
Astrologers and photographers in cabarets typically pay 25 percent of their proceeds to management while doormen and hat check girls surrender all tips, per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
A Middletown tour highlighted the completion of the Woodrow Wilson grade school on Highland Street and the upcoming South School near Yankee Road and Verity Parkway. The stadium project, linked to McKinley Junior High, includes heated dressing rooms, four refreshment stands, and a practice field. The one-floor Woodrow Wilson layout features glass walls, a central lobby, a library, and a versatile multi purpose room. Completion targets: Woodrow Wilson this February and South School for the next September opening.
Ezio Pinza billed $4500 for services rendered after singing a toast at a Hollywood party. Joe Louis rumored Paris trip and secret Canada marriage to Carolle Falkner. Lawrence Tibbett’s Barriers show nears Broadway with $60,000 raised. Fran Warren leads RCA Victory roster as Hollywood exiles shape TV. Sigrid Lassen plans comeback. Gloria Swanson to host radio chart show. Lisa Fonssagrives headlines Hatbox Set. Joan Fontaine tied to Romeos rumor. Broadway police crack down on front-of-office crowds. Blue Angel hosts Maimoiselles. An ornate Plaza encounter ends with an $8000 diamond brooch returned for a $5 tip.
A stray rumor suggests Jack Carter offered actress Hope Hampton a mint to secure her television debut on his program. The chatter notes Hampton already has a mint, leaving readers to wonder about the true motive behind the proposal. The item hints at behind the scenes strategic deals in show business.
Report from the Continent states Ingrida Roberto remains eager and hopeful about Ro sellini resuming her film career. Sources say he is upbeat and plans to permit the lit woman to return to Hollywe early in 1951 as talks continue.
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