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Cleveland
Baruch warns on productivity and wage balance in economic crisis
Bernard Baruch told the House Banking and Currency Committee that profits must rise from increased output rather than wage hikes alone. He urged a high court of commerce to settle economic disputes or risk moving toward Fascism or Communism as the nation treads a dangerous path of rising spending and stagnant production.
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Bernard Baruch
House Banking and Currency Committee
Truman
Mr. Baruch
High Court of Commerce
Baruch
Grand Rush Likely For Southeast Ohio Resorts This Season
The region braces for a record influx of visitors as travel picks up before autumn. Hotels, camps, and food outlets must prepare for shortages and tight housing due to a building ban and Army tent stockpiles. Locals may find it wiser to stay home as demand outpaces supply and camping gear remains scarce. Mortimer and Chartta McCarthy are noted in a separate line about job prospects and hardship.
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Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Coalition politics and bipartisanship in American history
David Lawrence argues that cross party coalitions are a longstanding, legitimate tradition in U S politics. He cites 1911 Republican insurgents, George Norris reforms, Roosevelt era independence, and Barkley’s stand to show party discipline is flexible. He contends coalitions reflect shifts in party strength and are judged by voters.
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Washington
Republican Party
Dolliver
Iowa
Middle West
House of Representatives
George Norris
Nebraska
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Ball
Minnesota
Dewey
Senate
Capitol Hill
Senator Barkley
Barkley
United States
British Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Washington witch-hunt widens over 243 State Dept dismissals
Peter Edson reports on a House hearing note that 243 wartime State Department employees were found unsuitable for continued service after a postwar recheck. The screening targeted personnel from war agencies absorbed earlier, with 11,000 transfers reduced to about 3,800 staff, while dismissals reflected varied issues from false statements to moral turpitude.
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Washington
Hallowe'en
House
Richard B. Wigglesworth
Milton
Mass
State Department
Harry M. Kurth
Office of War Information
Office of Inter-American Affairs
Foreign Economic Administration
Army and Navy Intelligence Services
Office of Liquidation
United States
Civil Service Commission
Alty
Ravenswood Church Social Notes Describe March Meeting
Ravenswood social notes recount a Pleasant View Church Christian Service Society March meeting with rug making and a chicken dinner followed by an entertaining program led by Mrs. C. E. Baker. The piece lists attendees, hostesses, and a plan to donate to Red Cross and cancer control. It also covers other local activities, student achievements, naval service updates, births, and visits in Ravenswood.
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Red Cross
Ethel Click
Marshall Delaney
E. J. Leeson
Earl McGlothlin
Doy West
Mary Pitthan
D. E. Cole
Fred Letwis
L. R. Tucker
Paul Pickens
C. E. Baker
Victoria
J. H. Noll
Donner
Toy
Artie Noll
Lona Powell
Margaret Conway
McMechen
Barbara Rowley
Ronnie Noll
Nelson Critchfield, Jr
Alma Jean Noll
Raymond Holland
Mary Lee
Ripley
B. K. Somerville
Charleston
Marietta
Geraldine Hartley
Miss Hartley
John Hartley
Cottageville
Marshall College
Ravenswood High
Carl Hutchinson
O. Hutchinson
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Camp Plauche
Hutchinson
India
Iran
730Th
Vo-Ag
D. K. Somerville
Robert Hartley
U. S. Navy
Hartley
Navy
Memphis
Tenn
Navy Toys
Nellie McGrew
George
John
Michael Leister
Manchester
Maryland
Arthur Stevenson
Beckley
Spe
J. W. Moore
Edwin Keatley
Jess Harpold
Parkersburg
Don Nancarrow
Alley
Glen Shockey
Go To School day events at The Plains Training School
Ten years ago teachers and students marked Go-To-School day for grades one through six at The Plains Training School. Third graders baked cookies for tea under Miss Ebba Wahlstrom while a PTA meeting featured Prof. Neil D. Thomas showing western photos.
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The
Plains Training School
Ebba Wahlstrom
Neil D. Thomas
Ohio University
PTA
Factory School House
Albany News Briefs Show Weekend Visits Births Moves
Albany brief notes Dr Burton Elliott and son James of Columbus visited their relatives over the weekend. A son Byron Lee was born March 23 to Mr and Mrs Donald Hoffee of Marietta. The Zimmermans moved to the Frank Robinett farm on Route 50 west of Albany after purchasing it from the Knowltons. Johnnie Zimmerman announced his English bride from Preston England arriving March 22 after sailing March 11. H M Stinson hosted John’s sixth birthday party with Judy Van Dyke Sue Enlow Danny Enlow Judy Barnes Vickie Mace Johnnie Cline Foster Hamilton and Billy Stack. Charles Bobo and family moved to a new home in Albany.
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Albany
Burton Elliott
James
Columbus
Lee Elliott
Donald Hoffee
Marietta
Byron Lee
Ray Zimmermann
Frank Robinett
Route 50
Ray Knowlton
Johnnie Zimmerman
Ray Zimmerman
Preston
England
Larpenter R.D. No. 1
Laurel Cliff Social Notes
Laurel Cliff social notes record visits and weekends across Columbus Big Prairie Johnstown New Marshfield Thomas Fork and related households. Families including Gilmore Jacobs Turner Rife Parker Ferguson Parker Stahl Gilkey Davies Bowen are noted for hosting visiting relatives and friends.
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Laurel Cliff
James Gilmore
Columbus
Emory Jacobs
Big Prairie
Josia Turner
Florida
Olin Rife
Hugh Ferguson
Chery
Jane Parker
P. F
Parker
Wyatt Schaefer
Johnstown
Fritz Stahl
New Marshfield
Pearl Gilkey
Thomas Fork
Louetta Stahl
Charles Davies
George Davies
Bowen
Boron Hysell
Social Notes of Dexter Highlight Local Deaths and Visitors
Dexter notes report the sudden death of Ernest McKnight of Aurora Illinois from a heart attack. Burial is planned in Charleston West Virginia. The column also mentions Emmet Davis improving but not yet home, various local visitors, and exchanges between Dexter residents and relatives from Ohio West Virginia and Columbus.
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Dexter
Ernest McKnight
Aurora
Ill
McKnight
Dana McKnight
Midway
Everett McKnight
Toledo
Charleston
W. Va
Susie’s Place Changes a Seattle Family
Ann and Colin welcome Susie into their home after an accident, navigating adoption, names, and a fragile peace. In the house, Nina vents to Colin about her marriage to Jock, revealing envy and hurt as Ann contemplates loyalty, fear, and the pull of past desire.
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Ann
Colin
Susie
Sar
Mrs. Drake
Mr. Drake
Momma Drake
Poppa Drake
Seattle
Bibs Wyman
University
Bibs
Bib
Nina
Jock
Eddie
Jook
Jack
Ahovre
Forann
Poisoned By Dewitt Mackenzie on Hitler Youth Revolt
The Nazi underground plot to revive Hitlerism in Germany is a grim warning to occupation reforms. Hitler Youth centers the resistance, with ages 14 to 35 most influenced and hardened, needing force and new education for younger generations. Prussian militarists and Goering’s defense at Nuremberg are seen as efforts to whitewash the regime and aid restoration.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Germany
Hitler
Reich
Nuernburg
Hermann Goering
Goering
AFL Carpenters Strike Delays 1000 Construction Projects
AFL carpenters in Akron Barberton and Cuyahoga Falls walked out delaying about 1000 jobs. In Akron 800 projects mostly homes were affected with permits issued in March. Project values totaled 2,963,000 dollars.
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AKRON-1
AFL
Akron
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Ravenswood Social Notes
Marjorie Hutchinson
C. O. Hutchinson
Penn Metal Company
C. O. Baker
Fred Ables
I. M. Riggs
Ravenswood Hospital
Linda Dawn
W. W. Wick
Winfield
R. M. Bachtel
Martha McRa
Hattie Moorehead
John Thomas
J. E. Sweezy
Sandyville
L. C. Morris
Corene
Stella
Dick Lockard
Harry Entwistle
Marjorie Wheaton
Mary Graves
Margaret Burt
Athens High School
James Scriven
Detroit
Irvin Quick
Kissanis Club
Oscar Fulton
Smiley
Kiwanis
Russell H. Rupp
Athens Junior High School
Edwin W. Chubb
Art Club of
Beulah Andrews
Helena Santorietta
Jean Rauch
Anna Mae Farley
Margaret Laverty
John Edwards
John Alden
Ralph Super
HamiIton College
Clinton, N.Y
Albany News
Emmet Davis
Gerald Minor
S. P. McKinney
G. B. Davis
J. D. Brown
West Virginia
Floyd Cleland
Martin McClure
Lee Jones
Old Dexter
Race Hill
Parker Run
Homer West
Herold Kayser
Jessie Kayser
Bernice
H. C. Smith
T. G. Price
Price
Ees Yieoce
Dire, Roth Deve
By Hazel Heidergart
Hitler Youth Movement
By Galbraith
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