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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1948
Page
4
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Prof Esther Lloyd Jones of Columbia estimates 30 million Americans need mental hygiene treatment with only a fraction receiving help. About 110 million are reasonably well adjusted but many face emotional disorders. A London congress urges public health tactics and tests of emotional stability to spread mental health across nations.
The State Department endorses steps toward European unity and a Brussels five pact meeting on a western European parliament. Census data show 1947 total tax collections at 49.603 billion, with the federal government supplying about three times state and local sums, signaling tax relief would require federal expenditure cuts.
Dr. George W. Crane explains Beverly T s sudden glove anesthesia and numb right hand as a psychological conversion rather than physical injury. He cites three hand nerves, notes neurosis as a normal trait and suggests subconscious self punishment linked to self sex practices, offering a bulletin on sex problems of youth.
Washington columnist David Lawrence surveys labor unions' influence on U S politics as strikes damage public interests. He notes Truman's stance, Taft Hartley backlash, and party shifts since 1946, warning unions’ zeal risks votes and urging labor peace before elections. He also cites Communist influence and Catholic group divides on anti Communist affidavits.
A witty quip suggests listening as the best method to win an argument with a woman and notes that much advice is free and often worthless. The piece adds humor about black stockings or non splashing tires and equates worrying with heavy-handed guidance.
Advice column invites readers to mail a 3 cent stamped envelope plus a dime to Dr. Crane at the newspaper office to receive a psychological chart. The message promises answers to this case and other questions about youth and mental health.
A humorous political monologue discusses Newfoundland choosing among Dominion status Canada or joining the United States as a state. It mocks territorial stakes, mentions the Northwest Passage and speculative futures, and ends with a deadline of midnight September 11 and a vow to start another contest.
A lively fashion preview notes Balenciaga's tailored ladylike collection in black and crimson with simple lines and a wide waist panel. It contrasts with Paris trends for jeunes filles seeking husband outfits and cheeky notes on velvet Faille and afternoon capes.
Clyde Sauders, a part time janitor, was found dead behind the counter of a Canton cigar store after an apparent robbery. Police reported the store had been robbed of $40 as Stark County Coroner E C Re...
Hal Boyle argues that fatigue from stress and strain, labeled in wartime as combat fatigue and later peace fatigue, strikes a wide range of people from soldiers to housewives. He cites medical terms and personal observations of mental strain turning physical illness, noting the broad toll of modern life on civilization.
George E. Sokolsky argues in These Days that American citizens owe no gratitude to presidents or officials for their duties. He contends Truman’s rhetoric toward farmers and labor seeks party advantage, urging citizens to judge leaders by constitutional duty and general welfare. He cautions against treating officials as mere party instruments.
The NLRB's extensive rulings over the past year clarify how non-Communist affidavits under the Taft-Hartley Act affect union recognition. Non qualifying locals face expulsion from plants, leaving few defensive options. Recent battles include CIO Farm Equipment Workers at Caterpillar Peoria, CIO United Auto Workers at Royal Typewriter Hartford, and AFL Retail Clerks replacing CIO Retail and Wholesale Employees in New York City.
Reporters found few celebrations as Middletonians headed back to work after the holiday. Observers noted minimal traffic and a sparse nightlife, while at a restaurant a sobbing woman and a man speaking in whispers hinted at hidden personal hardship behind the quiet post holiday scene.
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