Axis War Material Shortages Compared to Allied Access
The piece argues that Allied nations, including the United States, have abundant raw materials and can allocate them to war production without major interruptions. It contrasts this with Axis powers like Germany and Japan, who face serious material scarcities, rationing, loot-based substitutes, and shutdowns due to lack of metals, steel, rubber, and food, urging Americans to focus on conserving and providing what they have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Russia
China
Roosevelt
Congress
Japan
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Germany
Axis
Washington
Kaiser
War Production Board
Old Man Kaiser
WPB
Jim
Courier
Penny
Rubber shortage reshapes US school bus service
Government orders target school bus operations as tire shortages affect nearly 100,000 buses nationwide. Schedules will be staggered and students with less than two miles to walk may lose special bus service. Athletic trips are canceled and rural Ohio roads are mentioned amid cuts.
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United States
Ohio
Kaiser's cargo planes need full White House support
Raymond Clapper argues Henry J Kaiser can accelerate cargo plane production if Washington provides full backing. He faulted WPB for bureaucratic hesitance, says bureaucrats avoid real funding decisions, and predicts partisan credit if Kaiser succeeds or blame if he fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Navy General Board lacks naval aviator representation
Peter Edson notes that seven officers named to the General Board include no graduate of the Bureau of Aeronautics and none trained as a naval aviator. He contrasts Navy aviation leadership with the Army air corps, discusses board duties to advise on ships aircraft yards and bases, and comments on retirement status and readiness amid wartime fuel and tire shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board of the Navy
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
U. S. Navy
Ernest J. King
U. S. Fleet
Cincus
Office of Naval Operations
Naval Aviation
General Staff
Army
General Board
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Hepburn
Hart
Bloch
Sexton
Rawcliff
Pence and
Mahoney
Perry County Court Notes Reflect Local Legal Tangles
Judge A S McGonagle denies habeas corpus to an inmate at Junce tion City brick plant and faces a new request from William E Baugh of Huron County accused of bank robbery. County records show a daily revenue high of 232 12 and numerous partitions estates licenses and mortgages across Perry County with several cases involving juveniles and divisions of property.
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New Lexington
A. S. McGonagle
Juncetion City
William E. Baugh
Huron County
Nina Holden
Roseville
Charles Silver
Crooksville
Grand Jury
Zanesville
Common Pleas Court
Cora FE. Phillips
Emma J. Phillips
Somerset
Arthur C Ansel
Lewis A Koonts
Joseph Mauller
Parry County
Nina M. Holden
Monroe Township
Neil Gaffey
C. W. King
Gaffey
Hershal Stalling
William Parker
Justice C. W. Kings Court
W. H. Morgan
Thornville
C. W. King’s Court
Love Martin
Congo
Crown City News Notes Local visits and travels
Crown City notes report several visits and trips. Marjorie Fleure returned from Detroit with her brother and sister in law Chester and Mrs. Fleure. Delbert Dillon and wife visited Chesapeake relatives. James Sheets and family hosted Ohio and Hawaii connections. Mary Alice Coleman and Karl Schmitter from Logan visited.
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Crown City
Marjorie Fleure
Detroit
Chester Fleure
Delbert Dillon
Chesapeake
Hawaii
Mary Alice Coleman
Karl Schmitter
Logan
Coleman
Oma Williams
Eloise Woodyard
George Jack
Ed Wade
Springfield
Assembly of the
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. O. Noles
Florida
Effie Williams
Dwight
Racine
George A. Lanier
Richmond, Inc
W A. Lanier
Virginia
West Virginia
Castro gang threat explodes in Kirktown
Penny Kellogg and Jim confront Castro gang influence as humane society reports reveal widespread family hardship. Penny plans a secret civic mobilization to oust corrupt City Hall allies, while a bomb blasts near the Courier, driving Penny to call for Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Courier Office
Mills
Jim
Lou MacDonald
The
County Humane Society
Lou
Penny Kellogg
Miss Kellogg
MacDonald
Kirk Mills
Humane Society
Kirktown
Castro
City Hall
Midge
Bud Walsh
Bud
John Kirk Memorial
Crang
Many Local Names Share Week End Visits and Births
Carbondale notes include Mrs. Ralph Lightfritz and Mona Neil visiting the Darrell Figgins home in Nelsonville. Denver Ray Kennard is welcomed by Mr and Mrs TM Kennard and Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson of New Marshfield. Several residents are mentioned for hospital and home visits, birthdays, and family gatherings across Carbondale Coolville Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Carbondale
Ralph Lightfritz
Mona Neil
Darrell Figgins
Nelsonville
Denver Kennard
Denver Ray
Gren
Kennard
Charles Robinson
New Marshfield
John Landis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Emma Lowry
Chester Lowry
Mary Powers
Neta
Orville Crow
Lorena Noak
Harry Pollock
Gy Lowry
James Po'lock
Clarence Edgar
Siss Dunlop
Wilbur Young
Danny
Hamley Run
Hiram Holland
Dwight Clark
Carolyn
Ula Chesser
Fanny Dabritz
Jane
Charlotte Daugherty
Sara Webb
Columbus
Mildred Barber
George Barber
Paul Lowry
Barbara
Lowry
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Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Perry County
William Dodson
Corning
Charles J. Gehring
Hemlock
Walden L. Reed
King’s Court
R. L. Grider
Lesson Longstrethh
Clair Butts
Alfred Martin
Orient
Forest Hen
Gallipolis
Martin
Junction City
Eva Lea Semon
Lorentz H. Semon
Trenna Kohler
Common Pleas
George Kohler
Harry Ogg
Gertrude Ogg
Lancaster
Othel Davis
Louise Gheen
Bumgardner
McLaney
James Sands
Hazel Smith
James Larimer
Harriet Danison
Cora A. Johnston
Someset
Charles and
Elizabeth Summer
Mary M. Poling
Monday Creek Township
Maxville
Rose Dunlap
Otis
Minnie Dunlap
Matilda C. Deaver
Industrial Gas Corp
Reading Township
G. D. Burley
James A Smith
Harrison Township
Margaret M. Terrell
Emery W
Jean Poston
Christopher Longs
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