Reilly Calls for Wagner Act Changes Amid Labor Tension
David Lawrence reports on Gerald D. Reilly former Labor Board solicitor proposing six revisions to the Wagner Act. He urges Board rule changes to empower employers in elections and free speech, and Congress to enact four other reforms. He argues Democratic ties to unions block progress, aiding labor pressure and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Conjaress
Congress
Democratic Party
Llabor
Gerald D. 'Reills
National Labor Relations Board
Reilly
Labor Department
New Deal
Labor Board
Department of Labor
Subscriptions and rates for newspaper service revealed
The notice lists multiple subscription prices for different regions and terms, including 2 years 13.00, 6 months 6.50, 3 months 5.25, and weekly 25c by mail in Ohio, plus overseas and service-mens rates. It notes availability where carrier service exists and cites office locations in Athens, Chicago, New York, Columbus, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GATES
Ohio
Etcres
Athens
Unio
Post Office
Rational Representatives
John W. Cutten
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Della's Secret Looms Over Cecily and Steve
Cecily ends things with Steve and moves toward Val with Cecily seeking a keepsake from her mother. Robert warns of consequences as Corinna shading the truth experiment tests loyalty. The narrator fears Cecily will uncover the truth via Della and a hidden mother’s name. To be concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily
Steve
Robert
Val
Res
Della
Corinna
CoiTiina
Delia
Thorne
Carbon Hill Neighbors Report Local Visits and Visit Notes
Carbon Hill brief items list visits and travel by residents and relatives. Families from Lancaster Columbus Springfield and Newark are noted with short trips, hospital and home stays, and a birth announcement. Names include Dawley Lehman Raschen Devol Courtney Blosset and others with locations such as Columbus Athens Logan and Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Russell Dawley
Lancaster
Don Dawley
Elmer Lehman
Daugh‘ters
Columbus
Clarence ‘Lehman
Bert Green
Ann
Mickey Yates
Robert Hardy
Carl
Newark
Edgar Stedwill
Clarence Raschen
Springfield
Jerry Matheny
John Devel
David
Kentucky
Edward Dawley
Raymond Christy
New Lexington
Effie Fargo
Pittsburgh
Everett Dawley
Logan
Harry Mundy
Elmer Lenman
Clarence Lehman
Gerald Devol
Dewey Wheeler
Wichita Falls
Texas
Roy Courtney
Land
Charles Courtney
Sylvia Lama
Jand
Harry Smith
Terry
Joe Blosset
Clark
Gene Devol
Gt. Lakes
Pearl Keck
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mike Corby
Lee Clark
Robert Clark
Nelson Spencer
Gy Spencer
Alice Louise Kinnison
C. M. Clouston
Albert Evans
University Hospital
Evans
iCarbon Hill
G M S Backlashed by Labor War and Government Interference
The article argues that GM chief E. Wilson refuses to send a company representative to UAW CIO meetings after production stoppages and government pressure. It cites 1,000,000 cars lost and over $200 million in wages, warning that state socialism and dictatorship loom if strikes continue and negotiations stay government-driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wilson
General Motors
UAW
CIO
Great Britain Makes Gains in First Year Under Labor
A national news service feature questions whether Britain’s socialist shift shows real progress. Map notes in Newcastle Liverpool London Glasgow claim nationalizations of coal mines Bank of England public ownership and planned railways steel electricity aviation. Critics warn of higher prices long hours and rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
Newcastle
Liverpool
London
Bank of England
Glasgow
Britain
Justice to Alt Aimed Peace Not Deals of Great Powers
The speaker warns against Versailles like bargains in postwar talks. He cites Byrnes and Evatt concerns, urging a One World approach and a peace based on universal justice rather than small powers as trading material. A bombing era security challenge demands fair, lasting harmony without arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Dr. Evatt
Australia
Wendell Willkie
Pelagic Whale Protocol Approved by Senate in London Talks
Peter Edson notes that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved and the Senate ratified a new international protocol on pelagic whaling. The plan, drafted in London, aimed to regulate whaling with Britain and Norway seeking more whales while Norway argued for conservation. The U S delegation sided with Norway. after an all-night session, a compromise protocol emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
London
ILS
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Denmark
France
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Pilus
Russia
Japan
Remington Kellogg
State Department
Ira S. Gabrielsen
Fish and Wildlife Service
Hilary J. Treason
U.S
British
Food Ministry
Britain
British Food Ministry
Antarctic
Big Doc Gabrielson
New Era Beats Portland 18 to 3 in OQVBA Showdown
Ravenswood notes say New Era, led by M Emerick and R Palmer on the mound, routed Portland 18 to 3 on the Ravenswood field as of July 29 Ohio Valley league standings show New Era second with 4–1. Delaney Wilson Palmer Leonard V Hupp Critchfield each had multiple hits. Laughlin, after Navy service, plans to return to Ravenswood High. McMurray receives WV VFW posts appointment.
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Ravenswood
New Era
OQVBA
Portland
M. Emerick
R. Palmer
Jackson
Gallipolis
Middleport
Hartford
Gathans
Leon
Delaney
Wilson
Palmer
Leonard
V. Hupp
F. Critchfield
Sayre
D. Wilson
N. Grichfield
Emerick
Navy
James E
Debbie) Laughlin
James Laughlin
Laughlin
Ravenswood High School
Manning
Guam
Nesselroad Hospitalized and West Virginia wedding
Clarence Nesselroad was hospitalized at the Veterans Hospital Huntington with care plan by Monroe Click, local American Legion service officer. Miss Elah Mae Bryan married Sir Wayne Scott Myers Aug. 4 at Walton Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Sutton officiating and large flower arrangements.
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Clarence Nesselroad
C. D. Nesselroad
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Monroe Click
American Legion
Elah Mae Bryan
Letha Bryan
Wayne Scott Myers
W. C. Stanter
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Sutton
R. C. Bryan
Parkersburg
Leon McIntosh
Mr. Sutton
Mr. Myers
Dick Hamilton
C. L Sayie
Eva McConnell
Carolyn Lee Bryan
Virginia Ann Bryan
Correne Stanley
G. M. Bryan
John E. Wiliamson
Charleston
R. Bryan Wilson
W. YT. Springston
Stanler
Springston
E. G. Kyle
Leon WeIntosh
Othel Linchcome
Dick W. Hamilton
Cecil Wright
Foster Seaman
Tom Coyle
Bill Leeson
Edna Sayre
Venzel Cogar
Leland J. Burr
C. A. Nancarrow
RB. Bryan Wilson
Ray Bryan
C. E. Gibeaut
Betty Jo Gibeaut
Maxine Moorehead
Jakie Boggs
Nellie Mae Harris
Howard Hartley
Juanita Leeson
T. A. Knotts
Paul Shinn
Paul Anderson
Glen Hartley
Iva Rowley
H. D. Hartler
Paul Pickens
Howard Camp
M. J. Click
O. R. Cunningham
Gladys Palmer
Marjorie Fleming
Even Parsons
Joseph Noll
Wilma’ Hart
T. G. Wilkins
Columbia
W. H. McConnell
Morgan Wilkins
Pauline McConnell
John C. Elder
Anna S. McKinney
D. EB. Cole
Paul E. Sutton
Rudy D. Watts
Pearl Watts
Wallace Guinn
Harold B. Ruth
C. Leon McIntosh
Mary Jean McIntosh
Kathleen, Doonan
L. C. McConnell, Jr
C. L. Sasre
Ten years ago and twenty years ago in Athens area news
Recap of past events: Rev. Robert Leake led a service at Grace Church in Pomeroy and the Good Shepherd in Athens. Parmiter reunion at Guysville farm. Frank and Doris Bellows back from Lakeside vacation. 4-H Achievement Day planned at Athens County Fair and a July 27 marriage in Lancaster between Mary Crook and Rudolph Pedigo. Veterans and new players join Athens high school football. Lefty Hawkins on St. Hewitt-Boden baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leake
Grace Church
Pomeroy
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
Athens County
Mary Crook
J. F. Crook
Lancaster
Rudolph Pedigo
E. G. Pedigo
Harold E. Wise
John Sprague
East Side
Rupe Perkins
Wiside
Willard Mariner
Albany Area Social Notes
Albany social column lists visits and gatherings as Dr. T. H. Morgan and Miss Betty Gilham of Athens. Rev. Charles Strickland of Pery Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bolin. Mrs. Mattie Bean turning 69 with a potluck. extended visits of Ed Rickey’s family. P. W. Michaels Columbus week with his mother Mrs. C. L. Ross and remarks about George’s savings and a joke about yen.
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Albany
T. H. Morgan
Betty Gilham
Athens
Ed Brooks
Charles Strickland
Pery, Mich
Lloyd Bolin
Strickland
Albany Baptist Church
C. R. Bean
Day Steward
Columbus
Frank Steward
W. B. Cable
Roy Walsh
Jackson
Mattie Bean
Bean
Jimmy Bolin
Paul, Glouster
Joan Strickland
Pery
Micn
A. B. Tresenridner
Zanesville
Ella Steward
Ed Rickey
Ads Halley
Sheridan
Wyo
May Tayor
Klamath Falls
Ore
Glen Gotschell
Sunbury
C. L. Ross
Margy
Paul
Michiaels
George
Japan
L. Ross
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New Service, Inc
G.M.S
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ALT
Peter Edson
Ravenswood Social Notes
Debbie’ Laughlin
McMurray
FFW
E. E. XicMurray
West Virginia
Nesselroad
Bryan, Myers
Ravenstood Personals
Virg
Dickerson
Kenneth
C. C. Rowan
Spencer
California
Jessie Geren
Marguherita
Elsie
W. M. Jones
Jones
J. R.keller
Olive Mildram
Melrose
Paul 'E. Suttom
Parmiter
Harvey Parmiter
Guysville
Frank Bellows
Lakeside-on-Lake-Erie
Minor K. Robbins
Doris May
Kenneth Frederick
S. S. Winters
Albany Area Social Notes
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