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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1952
Page
4
Middletown Journal pricing lists per copy and subscription rates for local and outside areas. The notice closes with a Bible verse Philippians 2 30 and a brief closing phrase.
The piece argues that many critics rightly condemn extreme anti Reds methods yet fail to recognize the Communist threat. It contends that some see communism as a milder form of liberalism due to legacy ideas from the Popular Front. It warns that communists are worse than fascists by their deceit and pursuit of world domination and urges a complete defense of freedom.
The piece argues the current campaign provides unprecedented candor about candidates private lives including health earnings and schooling. It contends open disclosure can curb rumor, redirect focus to real issues, and move American elections toward merit based judgments.
The piece argues South Korean troops have borne the brunt of the White Horse Hill battle, changing hands 24 times in a week. It notes training by U S commanders to improve readiness, the gradual shift of load to native forces, and the ongoing effort to equip and supply capable Korean units while avoiding premature full replacement of American troops.
The United Nations secretary-general calls for a fair distribution of burdens in the Korean War. He hints at redress without detailing specifics and urges other nations to contribute more forces. Americans seek a readjustment to reduce long troops on the front.
In Manhattan near St. Patrick’s Cathedral a green coat woman fights a tan suit woman over a bottle of lotion. A crowd forms as a purse falls and money spills. Police arrive, separate them, and the green-coated woman is calmed, then sobs alone in the cathedral shadows.
A column critiques President Truman for a mobilization conference address that accused political opponents of anti-Semitism and anti-Catholicism. It argues the remarks risk fueling religious prejudice and urges apologies to General Eisenhower and Democratic senators who supported McCarran.
A narrator contrasts a brand new Revised Standard Version Bible with an old worn Bible. He laments changing language and questions replacing a trusted friend with a modern edition, while valuing the old Bible as faithful and familiar. He wonders if God and Jesus fit in modern dress.
The forecast notes a continuation of youth and romantic wit with Venus influencing home love and celebrations. Birthdays bring festive gatherings, gifts, and varied amusements, while the home and romance shape emotions, talents, and prosperity for those born under this sign.
Twenty years ago on October 22 1932 Middletown residents joined the Miami Baptist Association in Lockland with Rev F A Stiles C E Ervin and several women among the participants. War Mothers organizer Harriet Faries left for Washington to aid the National War Mothers Home. Political meetings featured Fred B Cramer and Edith McClure Patterson as Republican candidates for county prosecutor and U S representative respectively. Ohio Supreme Court Judge E S Mathias spoke at a non political gathering at City Building. The event supported by the Ex Service Men Club Needlework Guild and Family Service Bureau donated clothing to needy families assisted by Mrs R C Bogan and Mrs Arthur Harvey.
Dave Regan notes playful observations from a downtown stroll. A woman wears two different shoes as a deliberate pairing, the John Ross Store nears opening, violets bloom in a yard despite frost, and locals recall fall fashion.
Washington column notes Arkansas praise for Rep W F Norrell at a Little Rock Democratic convention. The piece recalls Sen John Sparkman’s misintro and Norrell’s faltering tribute to Sparkman’s wife. It also features anecdotes about Will Foy and a Baltimore postcard from him.
A collection of remarks from Dr. A. Whitney Griswold, Lt Gen Glenn Barcus, Gen Douglas MacArthur, Gen Mohammed Naguib Bey, Rep Emanuel Celler, Mervin Goodbar, and Gen Hoyt Vandenberg. Topics include deferments, air superiority, moral renewal, civilization, Egypt, resignation, and flying saucers skepticism.
Former President Herbert Hoover warns that insufficient engineers in incubation threaten national work. He stresses the need for technical talent to sustain a nation’s progress and calls for renewed focus on engineering education and development.
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