New York Governor Race Shapes Party Battle and War Policy
The piece argues Roosevelt won’t be defeated as war leader, while Dewey challenges the Democratic leadership and total war policy. It notes Bennett’s ambivalence to the New Deal, Dewey’s opposition to much of the New Deal, and frames the New York election as a family row with broad unity against Axis aggression.
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New York State
Roosevelt
New York
Jim Farley
Franklin Roosevelt
Farley
United States
Hitler
John J. Bennett
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Bennett
Hirohito
Costs of Government Rise 1941 vs 1938
Government expense in 1941 totaled 24 billion, one third higher than 1938. Across nine classifications, only protection and miscellaneous failed to rise. Health and welfare up 20 percent, reclamation and water control up about 30 percent, streets and highways up 20 percent as war costs mount. Some argue for cutting non emergency spending.
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Federation of Tax Administrators
Kaiser Planes Order Seen as Test of Production
The WPB order for 70 ton flying boats is viewed as a preliminary test to gauge if Kaiser can mass produce cargo aircraft without harming warplane output. Critics say the order may not strain production and could rely on materials that cannot be scaled for larger output without affecting fighter programs.
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Henry Kaiser
WPB
Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
He Oughta Get It After Max Stephan Sentenced
The Detroit shoe-shine shop owner near Stephan's tavern says the sentence for aiding an escaped Nazi aviator is stiff but deserved. The piece notes Stephan and six would be saboteurs electrocuted in Washington, urging vigilance against fifth columnists and spies during wartime.
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Max Stephan
United States
Stephan
Detroit
Steben
Washington
Raymond Clapper Reflects On Politics At Brooklyn Convention
In New York Raymond Clapper condemns the Brooklyn Democratic state convention as a circus yet credits its demonstration of self-government during wartime. He notes wartime restrictions, loyalty pledges, and the drive to preserve local self governance as a key to postwar restoration.
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New York
Washington
Brooklyn
France
Bennett
Mead
America
Roosevelt
Withdrawal from congress race cited by candidate H A Wooley
The writer withdraws from the 10th district congressional race citing heavy farming duties and regrets the bid. He warns against liquor industry interference and recalls Lincoln’s anti slavery stance, vowing to strike at what he calls an unAmerican institution with forceful critique.
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the Messenger
Congress
Washington D. C
America
Germany
Japan
Italy
Lincoln
Mississippi
H. A. Wooley
Reunion draws large crowd at Oak Grove event
In Oak Grove the Nanna Brandenburg and Old Settlers reunion attracted many attendees. Registrants include Res Young Pearl Jones Anna Nanna Forrest Nanna Jill Fultz and numerous others from Nelsonville Chauncey Columbus Athens and surrounding areas. Funeral services for Mrs Leo Patterson were held in Somerset. Lafayette Post American Legion in Gallipolis plans past commanders night on Sept 2 with a full slate of officer elections.
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Oak Grove
Nanna- Brandenburg and
Old Settlers
Res Young
Pearl Jones
Anna Nanna
Forrest Nanna
Jill Fultz
Donna Fultz
C. L. Jones
Nettie S. Barron
Cecil Lafollett
Hurley Pidcock
George Gabriel
Adda Gabriel
New Marshfield
Orley Thompson
Laura B. Scott
Elma Young Wagoner
Beatrice Zeigler
Daisy Cavendish
Lydia Raines
Jack Walsh
Ray Shaw
Columbus
Verna France
Emma Lowery
Rome Mace
Rasmond Mace
Henry Frank
Carl Frank
E. EF. Cox
Carbondale
Emogene Bell
Marion
Mable Winning
Chauncey
John H. Pickett
E. E. Carmichael
Athens
Inez Annvee Nanna
Dayton
Peter Wilkins
Hattiesburg
Wes Brandenburg
Esta Brandenburg
Nettie Wilkes
Floyd Wilkes
Salem
Edward Cagg
Chillicothe
George Walton
Junior
Jean
Ashland
Nora Siddle
Evelyn Siddle
Goldie Kuhn
Clell Penny
Lulu Hoskins
Nancy Hoskins
Gladys Nanna
Cora Runion
Vernon Cagg
Bernice
Harland Cagg
S. M. Cagg
Leroy
Irma Cagg
Ted Thompson
J. E. Cagg
Arthur Cagg
Chester
George E. Cagg
Chas. Wendell
Ross Nanna
Harold Nanna
Charles Thompson
Herb Newton
E. R. Carter
George Dishong
Margaret Mourne
Homer Davis
Ira Clark
Betty
Howard Hoskins
Dick Hoskins
Beulah McDade
Florence Dishong
Gay Dishong
Ethel Smith
Carrol Chesser
Nelsonville
Vicinity
Leo Patterson
Anna Bell
Douglas
Somerset
Gallipolis
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Clarence Master
J. E. Saunders
Ray Rupe
Ernest Levisay
J. B. Boston
W. Z. Coffey
Otto Carter
Stanley Lanier
Baltimore War Labor Center Aims to Recruit 500 Women Weekly
A Baltimore plan creates a downtown community employment center to marshal idle labor for war production. Civilian Defense workers canvass precincts to sign up workers, with employers, vocational schools, and media support to place applicants in factory and clerical jobs.
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North Carolina
Tennessee
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Detroit
Giant tarantula on display in Athens window
A giant tarantula found on bananas at Athens Ice and Storage Company was displayed in Lash Drug Store window on Court Street. Ohio National Guard unit Battery E 134th Field Artillery departed for Camp Fort Knox Kentucky under Capt. Frank Watkins. Mrs. L S Nichols hosted a dessert bridge for Mrs Paul Sauvegot. Robert Bingman and Gilbert Shannon headed to California via Grand Canyon, Salt Lake City and Denver. Sr and Bill Coe, twin sons of Mr and Mrs Harold Coe, celebrate their fifth birthday.
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Athens Ice and Storage Company
Lash
Court St
134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guards
Camp Fort Knox, Ky
Frank Watkins
Robert Bingman
Gilbert Shannon
Athens
California
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City
Denver
Sr and
Bill Coe
Mrs
Harold Coe
Honor guests mark seventh birthday in Athens area
Bernadine Sprague celebrated her seventh birthday as guests including Marian Danford and Helen Drake attended. Lena Slattery hosted a bridge luncheon at Athens Country Club for her daughter Mrs Frank Logan of Ocala Florida with attendees listed. Reverend Warrener planned a visit to Point Rock Meigs County for the Ohio Eastern Christian Conference. Elizabeth Hackman of Gallipolis visited Mr and Mrs Carl Porter at 67 West Washington Street.
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Bernadine Sprague
J. R. Sprague
Athens
Marian Danford
Jean Morton
Mary Eleanor Morton
Hazel Howe
Ruth Huggins
Helen Gamertsfelder
Helen Jones
Carolyn Fuller
Carol Austin
Mary Ellen Demolet
Lois McCoy
Myra Brown
Ruth Drake
Helen Drake
Anna May Dyer
Evelyn Austin
Betty Lou Files
Wilma Pierre
Ethel Cable
Marian Pierce
Tessa Woolley
Mary McCune
Melba Vercoe
Lena Slattery
Athens Country Club
Frank Logan
Ocala, Fla
I. M. Foster
J. H. Cline
L. D. Poston
F. M. Hutchinson
L. V. Brown
H. G. Stalder
E. C. Schloss
Evan J. Jones
Helen Ullom
William J. Warrener
Point Rock
Meigs County
Marion Bobo
Ohio Eastern Christian Conference
Elizabeth Hackman
Gallipolis
Carl Porter
Washington St
Hamden News Notes Highlights Local Family and Social Visits
Local residents gathered for WCTU meeting at Miss Nettie Milhone s home. Wanda Rinehart undergoes bone grafting at Holzer Hospital and recovers well. Birth announced in Columbus as Wilbur Richard Hibbey? Kibbey family ties noted with relatives visiting. Numerous travels and reunions cited among Bryson, Bagley, Dickman, Robins, Dye, Burns families across Columbus Jackson Hone Lake, and Salisbury.
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Ollie Tedrow
Margie Dickman
Wilbur Kibbey
Columbus
Wilbur Richard
Lessie Kibbey
Robert
Paul M. Bagley
Miller
Jackson
Kathryn Bagley
Jean
Harry Dickman
Ruth
Marrery Dickman
Cincinnati
Dickman
John Newman
Bert Harkins
Anna Arnett
Roy Cox
Louise Cassill
W. P. Robbins
Jack
John Robbins
Robbins
Lake Hone
H. J. Dye
Murl Dye
Salisbury
N. C
John Burns
Margaret Burns
William Fuller
Charles Forbes
Enid Faces Choice Between Marriage and a Dream Life
Enid Sharon accepts Tom Driscoll's marriage proposal but plans a secret month away to explore life as an artist. She saves $350 from years of frugal living and considers renting a swanky Arlington apartment to fund independence while her mother worries about virtue and finances. Enid squares her plans with Letty and pops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Driscoll
Enid Sharon
Tom
Enid
Ian
Mom
Sara Sharon
Letty
Katie
Pop
Aunt Faye
Thomas Driscoll
Worthing Arms
Arlington
Rpor
Reedsville Personal Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Reedsville notes record Ruth Barthelmas returning to Columbus after her father Nelson Cowdery's death. Various locals host and visit family across Hebron Racine Parkersburg and Washington with mentions of baptisms, nursing students, First Aid class results, and Bert Barnett’s marriage amid a U S land ownership line.
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Reedsville
Ruth Barthelmas
Nelson Cowdery
Columbus
Eunice Sprague
Allie
Fred
Frank
Bert Shumway
H. E. Kibble
Buckeye Lake
Chloe
Jills
J. H. Sherman
Racine
John Hayes
Hebron
Billy Whitehead
Parkersburg
S. E. Fields
Leota Hamilton
Alice Virgene Pickens
M. A. Petty
Maybelle
Racine, Sunday, With Mrs. Petty's Uncle, Elwaod Roush
T. C. Kibble
John Kibble
Akron
A. R. Knight
Pomeroy
Letha Kibble
Savilla Barnett
Lillian Williams
Mabel Hetzer
Blanche Ruth
C. E
Washington, D. C
Bertha Weekley
Athens
Myra June Sisson
St. Joseph Hospital
L. B. Sisson
Kathryn Williams
City Hospital
R. E. Williams
John V. Hetzer
Wexler
E. L. Miller
Middleworth
Melridge
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