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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1951
Page
4
Rates listed for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal deliveries by carrier and mail. Local and outside trading area options shown with yearly prices, all payments in advance. Biblical verse included in the page footer.
Dispatches from New Delhi describe India's first post independence elections to be held across January with varied dates by region. Communists gain recognition in most states while Kashmir votes for a constituent assembly to decide annexation vs partition.
Dr. George W. Crane argues advertising is a scientific instrument for adult education and should be used to inform the public about professional services. He cites Emerson and warns against mindless idealism, urging dentists to study consumer response and openly promote their work.
The text explains sound speed in dry air at 68 F about 1130 feet per second and 1088 ft/s at freezing point. It defines ordinary, tavern, and inn in Colonial Cotonia Virginia, noting interchangeable usage. It notes Latin American Republics may now outnumber the United States in population and ponders productive life years.
San Francisco interview highlights Earl Warren as a personable, principled leader. He praises GOP platforms from 1944 and 1948, condemns Mundt-Dixiecrat alliances and McCarthyism, and signals readiness for a presidential bid without pledging to run. Warren sees Republicans needing a clear, constructive program.
The reading predicts a very active day filled with mental unrest and doubtful sway over decisions. It advises discretion in domestic matters and love affairs, urging careful judgments to avoid loss, while noting a birthday person may face complications and should avoid rash changes.
A column notes a shift toward greater creativity among those aged 30 to 39, highlighting rising development and ambition. It suggests the cohort shows more inventive work and thoughtful pursuit of goals than earlier decades.
A Harveysburg Ohio letter shows a Frigidaire supervisor known as the Big Shot behaving kindly to workers. The writer argues that courtesy from bosses reveals a humane side in industry and questions the role of status in labor relations.
James Marlow reports from Ottawa on the 12 NATO nations meeting to address Greece and Turkey joining the alliance, the challenge of arming the U S while maintaining living standards, Italy's postwar limits, and the delicate path to rearming Germany within a Western NATO framework. The plan envisions a European army under a non German general staff and hints at postwar peace terms among the occupying powers.
Veteran columnist recalls past shortages and urges immediate Pentagon action to ensure frontline soldiers receive warm clothing by November. He cites cold-weather casualties in Africa, Italy, and the Ardennes and warns frostbite costs loom if supply lag continues.
A collage of show business notes and social chatter features Dan Dailey and Nancy Smith flirting with marriage, a Las Vegas Last Frontier Hotel bid at 5.5 million with a 1 million down payment, and various Hollywood figures amid romances, divorces, and career shifts.
The text notes Germany hesitates to concede parts of NATO policy, aiming to pressure for a favorable bargain prior to any formal agreement with the alliance. It emphasizes German leverage and the potential impact on alliance unity and strategy.
Dave Regan notes the changing wooly worm fur signals an unusually cold winter ahead. He urges early coal and fuel stocking as fall clothing prices rise and merchants fear inventory slumps. He ends with a nudge to get registered before the cold season and election day arrives.
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