Labor Management Conference: partial progress toward broader reform
Washington reports that observers see the Labor Management Conference as incomplete yet far from dead. A semi permanent committee will carry on talks while lawmakers prepare new mediation and conciliation laws, aiming to curb strikes and define collective bargaining.
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Washington
Congress
Labor Management Conference
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Labor and Management
Labor
Management
Subscription Rates and Athens Victory Bond Shortfall
The notice lists subscription rates for various regions including Ohio and non Ohio, with overseas service men via request and postal entries. It then reports Athens County lagging in Victory Bond purchases, noting only about half the assignment fulfilled while neighboring counties exceeded theirs.
W S C S and Social Notes from Glouster Ohio
The Glouster area reports the W. S. C. S. meeting at the Methodist Church with devotions led by Mrs. C. A. Bingman and a program by Mrs. L. G. De Tong. Doris Jean Chambers and Donna Parker performed a duet, Judy Vernon sang, and Ethel Atlas spoke on Jewish holidays. Upcoming club events include the Past Noble Grands Club Christmas party and a year-end refreshment committee reorganization. Also announced are a 1945 marriage, and local notices on residents’ activities, hospital recovering, and a Pacific port arrival of Pfc Robert Bulloch awaiting discharge.
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Glouster
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
L. G. de Tong
W. D. Witham
Doris Jean Chambers
Donna Parker
Judy Vernon
Ethel Atlas
Eugene Brown
P. d. Stanley
Chillicothe
Rs. A.C. Gamwell
Noble Grands Club
Odd Fellows Hell
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
Beyond the Rhine Forward Drive Opens as Allied Crossings Surpass
General Marshall reports the Rhine crossings and bridgeheads as Allied armies push beyond the Rhine. The Second British Army and U S Ninth Army establish river crossings near Wesel and Duisburg, with rapid bridge building and advancing armor toward Frankfurt. Eisenhower commends troops and engineers for bold river assault and rapid execution under fire.
Allied Breakthrough Drives Deep Into Germany In March
In late March the First and Third Armies pushed northeast toward Kassel along the Fulda line, routing German defenses as U.S. Ninth Army moved into the Ruhr. British Second Army capitulated discipline with reduced resistance, Duimen fell to armored units, and Dutch border crossings occurred. By April 1 French VII Corps crossed the Rhine near Gernsheim, Mannheim fell to Seventh Army, and VI Corps reached Mannheim area, signaling a sweeping Western Front collapse with about 350,000 prisoners taken that month.
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Marshall
Rhine
Eisenhower
Ruhr
Emmerich
Wesel
U.S. Ninth Army
Duisburg
Ninth
Ninth Army
Simpson
VII Corps
United States
Europe
Remagen
Army Group “B
Sieg River
Hodges
Limburg
Lahn River
Frankfurt
First Army
Marburg
Giessen
Kassel
Third Army
Mainz
Fulda
First
Germany
Montgomery
Second Army
Duimen
Devers
XV Corps
W. H. Halgelip
Gernsheim
Mannheim
Germersheim
Heidelberg
Totalitarian Rule and the Socialist Threat in Britain
A neighborly but firm warning against socialism as Churchill argues the program will erode prosperity and freedom. The piece warns that government monopolies, higher taxes and prices will follow, reducing competition and living standards while neglecting the value of free enterprise and individual effort.
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Winston Churchill
Conservative
Ireind
Churchill
England
United States
United Tes
UNRRA Abuse Sparks Debate Over Aid Misuse
A report questions 600 UNRRA payroll workers accused of diverting American relief supplies to black markets. It notes $550 million more for food relief and a presidential recommendation for expanded funding while criticizing the UN role and suggesting watchdog inquiry to curb what it calls socialistic generosity and tax burdens on Americans.
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UNRRA
Congress
United Nations and Rehabilitation Administration
House
Santa Claus
Europe
Glouster Nurse and Army Sergeant Are Discharged
Lt Helen Zalupski returns home on terminal leave after 14 months in England with discharge effective Dec 26. Her sister Lt Sophia Zalupski, who served 24 months in France and Germany, travels to the States. Sgt Carmen Lowry and his mother visit Glouster for illness in Barberton, Lowry discharged at Patterson Field and to join civilian work with Eastern Air Lines after a vacation.
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Carmen Lowry
Robert Lowry
Barberton
Giouster
P. J. Stanley
Lowry
Patterson Field
Dayton
Apalachicola
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Progressive Study Club Meets Tuesday
The Senior Progressive Study Club meets Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. L G Delong. The meeting location is changed from Mrs. B R Angle’s home to Mrs. L G Delong’s residence.
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Progressive Study Club
J-T Cardinals Defeat Albany High Friday
The Trimble Cardinals swept Albany High in two home games on Friday. The Reserves won 38 to 8 and the varsity 46 to 25. It was J-TU’s third game of the season after two early road losses to Shade and Ames Bern.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble Cardinals
Albany Quintets
J.-T
Jtus
Shade
Ames
Bern
Cardinals
Passage of full employment bill sparks political debate
Peter Edson notes the full employment measure is being recast as a high level employment bill, provoking executive branch maneuvering and questions about a coherent national economic program. He cites House and Senate revisions, potential reinsertion of trimmed ideas, and the need for a national planning framework and an annual economic report.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Harry S. Truman
James F. Murray
Montana
Alabama
Carter Manasca
Senate
Manasco
House
Tere
Frederic A. Degano
National Resources Planning Board
Council of Economic Advisers
Service Men Of Glouster Area News from the front lines
Glouster area service men report domestic and overseas updates. Sgt. Foster Brown writes his mother that he will sail for the United States after a day at the guarded Nuenberg Building where Nazi trials are held and notes that they blew up that town. Jack Zimmer, on his way home from Guam, served as first class cook and baker for the B 28 bombing Tokyo. Patsy Winters returns from Luzon and will live in Shadyside after discharge. Other families report furloughs, discharges, and planned visits as the war continues.
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Firth
Germany
Foster Brown
Walter McDivitt
U.S.A
Nuenberg
S-l-c
Guam
Cook
Baker
Dasien
Thomas A. Healy
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Columbus
Stella Beal
Glouster
Junior
Camp Atterbury
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
M E Church Pre Christmas Bazaar Sponsored by Local Classes
In Glouster the Priscilla and Orpah Sunday School Classes of the Methodist Church sponsor a pre Christmas bazaar this week with an 11 am start and continuing through the afternoon and evening. A jitney lunch runs from 3 pm through the noon hour. High school and trade school students are invited to buy noonday lunches at the bazaar with homemade articles on display in booths. Mr and Mrs Clyde Price of Athens attended a Masonic dinner and program Friday evening.
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Glouster
Thomas Cobb
Jeda
H. T. Rainey
Cobb
Rainey
L. K. Heiskell
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Progressive Study Club
O'Cock
Mary Chute Swyers
New St
Priscilla and Orpah
Methodist Church
Mrs. Clyde Price
Athens
Murray City News Briefs Highlight WWII Vet Return
Pfc. Clarence E. Brown, son of Mrs Velma Brown, returns home from Camp Atterbury Ind after honorable discharge after two years in the US Army. One year abroad with Patton's Third Army in Northern France Rhineland Central Europe Ardennes. Receives good conduct ETO ribbon four battle stars American Theater World War II victory Bronze Star for Saar River achievement Feb 23 1945. Local friends and relatives noted alongside reports of visits and returns from nearby towns and households.
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Murray City
Clarence E. Brown
Velma Brown
Camp Atterbury
Ind
US. Army
Patton
Third Army
France
Rhineland
Central Europe
Ardennes
Saar River
Willard Brown
David
Toledo
Andy Robison
Nelsonville
Rolly Hanson
Mary Lu
Judith Ann
Columbus
Ina Bauer
Charles Shankinler
James Lanning
Delores Nida
Homer Lanning
Jimmie
Janice
Elsie Evans
Helen Wilson
Lena Campbell
Dora Wilson
Mary Jones
Cincinnati
Joe Saho
Kathleen Williams
New Lexington
Fredoon
Pearl Lance
Rosaville
Ruth Lantz
Sarah McManaway
Oscar Hillyer
George Potis
Charles
Harold Potts
Mearthur
Glen Dixon
Arlington
Betty Saba
Columbis
Lorenzo Lewis
Mike
Bethel
M. R. Lewis
Clayton Worthington
Eugene Snyder
Mary Margaret Wolfe
John Snyder
Jacksonville News Notes
Jacksonville social notes recount weekend visits and family events. Mrs Gertrude Bernard Ak ron guests include Mrs Annie Bernard and relatives. The Culp couple welcomed a son Donald Lee born Nov 24 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. dad discharged from Army Air Forces after 3 years 11 months. Grandparents listed from Columbus and Forsbach family. Other items mention Jansen visitors, twins released from hospital, Navy Day greetings, and local church meetings and town duties.
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Jacksonville
Dave Morgan
Gertrude Bernard
Akron
Mra
Annie Bernard
Joseph R. Culp
Rosemary Forsbach
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Lee
Culp
Army
Mitchell Field
Air Forces
C. C. Zittle
Columbus
Henry Forsbach
Vaughn A. Jansen
Colume
William Jansen
David
Danny
Charles Carfrey
Carfrey
Wiliam Tucker
Tucker
Navy
Pacific
Hubert Nye
U. S
Indian Town
Arvil Miller
Great Lakes
Charles Caffrey
Millfield Methodist Church
J. L. Altman
Verne Hill
Athens
C.F. Guinther
Glouster
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Broad St
Avenel
Barton Holloway
First Methodist Church
Chatman
Goodyear Aircraft Factory
Firestone Tire and Rubber Plant
Thomas Blower
People’s Hospital
David Watkins
Marilou Evans
Ruth Watkins
Fort Knox
Helen Zalupski
Carmen” Lowry
J-T Cardinals
Albany High
Peter Edson
M.E. Church
Frank Bryan
Willoughby
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