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Sweer
Ohio
Fe Sons
Athens
Univ
John W. Piles Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Nine Pairs of Nylons Triggered Store Stock Drama
A New Jersey woman wrote her congressman in high rage after visiting many stores and standing in long lines to accumulate nine pairs of nylon stockings that she cannot wear because they are too short. The piece argues stocking shortages affect many women, condemns hoarding, and notes the broader hardship of finding hosiery.
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New Jersey
Civic Beautification in Nelsonville Trees Bring Lasting Color
Civic beautification gets lip service but Nelsonville shows action as the Community Garden Club plants 300 flowering trees. Small towns rely on determined individuals to fund and carry through plantings while the payoff appears years later. Athens saw a similar effort on East State Street, with patience required for trees to mature and justify the work.
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Nelsonville
Community Garden Club
Athens
Why Continue Fairy Tales Wage Price Policy Debate
A national wage price policy is announced to curb wage problems and adjust prices where hardship exists while boosting production. The piece criticizes inflation, urges truth about deficits and spending, and argues wages should rise only with increased output per worker. It asserts government deficits fuel inflation and calls for reduced federal expenditures.
Community waste problem in Athens prompts call for education
The writer urges adults to stop littering and to teach children hygiene and civic pride. They criticize both ages for tossing candy wrappers and papers onto streets and yards, noting wind spreads the waste and leaves property owners to clean up. Officials cannot police every passerby, and parental responsibility is emphasized.
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Athens
Polic
Navy strength must be maintained to deter future war
David Lawrence argues that public mood favors naval cuts, but history shows that underfunding before Pearl Harbor left the United States vulnerable. He cites Admiral Nimitz testimony, Budget Bureau actions, and the need for battleships and carrier fleets to defend coastlines and support offensives.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Harding
America
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Nimitz
Navy
Budget Bureau
Guam
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Japan
Normandy
France
Avay
Philippines
Okinawa
Britain
Hitler
Germany
Health Bill Hearings Begin Amid National Debate
Peter Edson notes the Wagner Murray Dingell Health Bill moves to Senate Education and Labor hearings with broad public interest. The plan proposes a 3 percent payroll tax up to 108 annually, covering extensive medical services for employed persons and families, while AMA opposition shifts as voluntary plans grow.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Congress
Roosevelt
Harry Truman
American Medical Association
A.M.A
Blue Cross
Associated Medical Care Plans, Inc
News Your? Dad Read News Your? Dad Read TEN YEARS AGO
Irma E. Voigt of Ohio University spoke at the Coshocton YWCA annual dinner on New Frontiers for Women. The Green Light review by Mrs. L C Staats at Pallas Club meeting at Mrs. William Shepherd home. Constance Andrews a guest at Hotel Lincoln New York City. Nabby Lee Ames chapter DAB regent Mrs. Finsterwald and vice regent Mrs. Nichols returned from state conference Springfield.
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Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Coshocton Ywca
Lloyd ¢. Douglas
L. C. Staats
Pallas Club
William Shepherd
Morris Ave
Rush Elliott
Constance Andrews
Congress Apartments
Lincoln
New York
City
3. W. Finsterwald
Nabby Lee Ames
DAB
L. Nichols
Springfield
Ravenswood Social Notes and Local Movements
Ravenswood social notes list residents visiting in town and nearby, including Oliver Talbert of Sandyville, the leasing of Ravenswood Hotel by Harvey Starr and Mrs Forbes, and visits by Miss Elizabeth Anne Rowley and the Arnetts. Bishop Oxnam accuses the Roman Catholic Church in America of threatening political and religious freedom in a Boston address.
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Boston
G. Bromley
Oxnam
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Roman Catholic Church In
Russians Bluffing or Not in Quest for Global Influence
Dewitt Mackenzie argues Russia has a deliberate plan to secure a zone of influence in Europe and Asia and is not bluffing. He warns that unresolved questions between Moscow and the Western Allies risk suspicion and peace, and notes Russians may resist adopting Western government while Americans and Britons fight communism.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Courtieg
Europe
Russia
America
Britain
Asia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Uncle Sam
John Bull
United States
An Early Spring Poem by Bessie M. Gorslene
An early spring poem replies to Leda Sams with March imagery of blooming flowers, transition from winter to new growth, and a mood of hope healing and gratitude. The piece notes national endurance through Calvary, remembering no foreign foe, and ends with a reflective, peaceful sentiment.
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Leda Sams
Mar
Funeral Services for Miss Martha Lowry Held in Union Furnace
Funeral services were conducted at Asbury Church Saturday afternoon for Miss Martha Lowry. The singing group included Mrs. Chesser Mrs. Rudolph Sutton and Mrs. William Kennedy with Addison Frey at piano. Pallbearers were Loyd Chesser Dick Anderson Dwaine Clark Jerry Clark Rudolph Sutton and Don Iles.
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Union Furnace
Asbury
Martha Lowry
Chesser
Rudolph Sutton
William Kennedy
Addison Frey
Loyd Chesser
Dick Anderson
Dwaine Clark
Jerry Clark
Don Iles
Clyde Disbennet
Lois
James Bickle
Canal Winchester
John Bickle
Dallas Worthman
Dan Reinshell
Cynthia Cunningham
Bird Duffee
Logan
Millie King
Mary Kennedy
Dan Jones
Velma Frey
Charles Justus
Columbus
Albany Social Notes Highlights Local Club Activities
Albany ALBANY The Albany WSCS met with Mrs Witliam Guillogg on March 8. A $5 Red Cross donation was recorded. Members listed include Ida Elliott Bertha Canny Irene Wingett Pearl Ator Melva Radcliffe Lida Young Martha Tewksbury Norma Gillogly Flora Say lor Fanny Eccles Edith Baughman. Carrie Hall Club anniversary observed with guests. Officers elected: President Margaret Russell Vice Fern Hooper Secretary Eva Sanders Treasurer Helena Whaley. April meeting planned with quilting day. Local property sales noted including Brooks Russell to Raymond Bobo and others on Carpenter Road. Paul Gillogly recently returned from 30 months overseas service.
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Albany
WSCS
Witliam Guillogg
Edith Baughman
Red Cross
Ida Elliott
Bertha Canny
Irene Wingett
Pearl Ator
Melva Radcliffe
Lida Young
Martha Tewksbury
Norma Gillogly
Flora Saylor
Fanny Eccles
Melvina Gillogly
Paul Gillogly
Bradbury Bible School Offering Supports Orphans Home
Bradbury family notices list Sunday Bible School attendance of 80 and an offering of 10.36 sent to Cleveland Orphans' Home. Several local families host, visit, and attend birthday parties for George Sisson and William Smith children Pauline and Ray. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hysell, T. V. King, Bud Russell, Jimmy Bitter, Clarence Rutt, Fred Russell, and William Smith.
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Lane
S. .M. Gilmore
Clarence Rutt
Toledo
Fred Russell
George Sisson
William Smith
Pauline
Ray
Magdaline
Evelyn
Ruby Hyzell
Billy Rumfield
Nancy
Charles Fridley
Shirley
Rhoda
Bessie
Carter
Mary Ellen Smith
Beulah's Rumor Haunts Ann and Colin in Town
Ann faces rumors that Beulah Bedelle spread a scandal accusing her of influencing Pete Carpello’s departure and implying the child Ann lost wasn’t Colin Drake’s. Colin and Joan plot how to protect Ann while denying the insinuations and keeping Beulah from public harm. The tension centers on reputations, concealment, and the strain on the couple.
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Ann
Colin
Susie
Bones
Duck
Drake
Mr. Drake
Mrs. Warren
Warrens
Joan Warren
Seattle
Joan
Charmin
Beulah Bedelle
Beulah
Pete Carpello
Helga
Skippy
Helen MacLeod Service Guild meets in Coolville
The Helen MacLeod Service Guild plans a Thursday April 4 meeting at Mrs. A. W. Brandeberrys home. Members will respond to a roll call by naming a favorite tree. A pot luck supper costs 72.45 dollars. Red Cross chair Clyde Parrish reports 530 dollars raised to date.
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Coolville
Helen Macleod
A. W. Brandeberrs
Clyde Parrish
Red Cross Drive
T. F. Cecil
Columbus
Grange
Troy Grange
Cecil
J. H. le Master
Betty Hornsby
Carlton Barnhart
C. E. Hornsby
Eddie
Alva Bails
Corning
Wlliam Pullins
E. M. Daugherty
Glennis Daugherty
Michael
Marietta
Joseph
Shepard
Sterling
J. L. Shepard
Myris Griffin
Everett Wigal
New Marshfield
Donna
Nora Wolfe
Chester
Icy Day
Grogan
Parkersburg
Point Rock News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Wesley Gregory and Richard Jordan were at Athens on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Earl Bratton and family moved Tuesday from Columbus to his farm home here recently vacated by Pearl Bratton. Clayton Morris spent weekend with his parents D V and Mrs Morris. Marlin Verigan of Springfield recently visited his parents Garnet and Mrs Verigan. The Point Rock Juniors 4 H Club met Tuesday night with Clayton Morris led by Guy Roberts. They meet April 2 with Everett Holcomb. W R Holcomb lost a horse last week and purchased another.
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Point Rock
Wesley Gregory
Richard Jordan
Athens
Earl Bratton
Columbus
Pearl Bratton
Clayton Morris
D. V. Morris
Marlin Verigan
Springfield
Garnet Verigan
Guy Roberts
Everett Holcomb
W. R. Holcomb
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Sandyville
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Lewis Snider
Ripley
Elizabeth Anne Rowley
Coit. Rowley
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Parkershurz
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Fred Fowler
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