Labor unions to face new limits under federal rulings
Dr. William A. OBrien argues organized labor has peaked and faces restrictions under upcoming legislation. He asserts labor monopolies threaten the economy, warns against “closed shop” power, and predicts reforms to curb unions, while noting coal strikes and the Wagner Act. Carbon monoxide poisoning risks from home gas and appliances are also outlined with safety advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewie
Organized Labor
America
A. F
L. Ang
CIO
América
Congress
Old Story of an Old Evil in Public School Pay
An essay laments underpayment and neglect of public school teachers since the war, noting 350,000 left teaching and 109,000 filling jobs under emergency conditions. It argues pay and status lag behind other jobs, calls for better state action, and warns of a poorly educated future if teachers remain underfunded and underappreciated.
Curbing the Propagandists and a Cabinet Reform View
The piece rebukes Rep John Tabers charge that government press staff always distort. It concedes some missteps in official information but argues that abolishing departments is not the fix. A cabinet style reform with integrated policy is urged to curb propaganda excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taber
New York
Loong
Washington
Taber
Too-Early Training for Jet Transport Sparks Safety Debate
An aviation engineer argues jet propelled airliners are not ready for public use as passengers may be unprepared for high speed jet travel. He notes military pilots tolerate rough air at 300 mph while civilians face unfamiliar cockpit stresses and insufficient training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Lajon
Four Ways Nations InfluencE World Affairs From Washington
Peter Edson reviews Yale scholar Harold Lasswell’s four instruments of foreign policy: force, economics, symbols, and diplomacy. He argues nations like the United States, Great Britain, and Soviet Russia emphasize different strengths, with Russia pursuing disarmament while lagging in trade due to gold over raw materials yet aiming for leadership in diplomacy and international bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold D. Lasswell
Yale
Lasswell
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Promisaa
Dewnpaper
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Russia
International Bank
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
International Trade Organization
London
Meigs Farmers Warned On Cream Marketing Problems
Meigs County farmers face rising focus on cream quality as Fairmont Creamery in Pomeroy tests sediment in submitted cream. Pads catch foreign matter and growers receive improvement suggestions. The program boosts demand for better strainers and pads, with emphasis on higher quality dairy products and sanitary handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Blakeslee
MEIGS
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Fairmont Creamery Coa
Ruby Riebel
W. R B. Schaefer
Fairmont Creamery Co
Thanksgiving at West Millfield School and local gatherings
Children at West Millfield School planned a Thanksgiving assembly in the music room supervised by Miss May Howard, Mrs. Blanche Buckman, and music teacher Christine Brown. Families visited for dinner and a 46th wedding anniversary was noted for Mr. and Mrs. Cole. Additional Thanksgiving visits and Euchre Club gathering details are listed for local residents and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kempton, Jr
Muldred North
Bonnie Jo
Nila Jean
Cole
Doris Willis
Norma Willis
Janet Earich
Vance Vincent
Charles Vincent
Velma Wemer
Maxine Boudinot
Janet Cole
Bessie Wemer
Wemer
H. O. Me
Daniel
Gerald McDaniel
Dayton
Dennis McDaniel
Port Clinton
Charles
F. E. Boudinot
Bonita Kay
Myrna Rae Boudinot
John
Theison
Doris Theison
Athens
W. A. Bell
Albany Social Notes Chronicle Thanksgiving Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pence of Parkersburg were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Spurlock. Mrs. C. L. Bobo and daughter Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stack and son Franklin of Carpenter left for Texas November 24. Mrs. Bobo and Mrs. Stack formerly from Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Staneart moved to the Howard Stanley farm. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoffee and Byron spent Sunday in Charleston, W V visiting Mrs. Dorsey’s brothers Roe and Rex Wingett. Thanksgiving guests include Mrs. Ruth Starkey of Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. James Stack. Miss Wilma Ransbottom. Clarence Bobo. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Michaels of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross of Akron. Weekend guests of Mrs. C J Toss. Mrs. H E Tedro spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Will Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dan Pence
Parkersburg
T. J. Spurlock
C. L. Bobo
Louise
Charles Stack
Franklin
Carpenter
Texas
Boba
Stack
Kieth Staneart
Howard Stanley
Ben Dorsey
Donald Hoffee
Byron
Charles’ton
W. Va
Dorsey
Roe
Rex Wingett
Frank Robo
Wade E. Jeffers
Ruth Starkey
James Stack
Wilma Ransbottom
Clarence Bobo
P. W. Michaels
Columbus
Edwin Ross
Akron
J. Toss
H. E. Tedro
Will Cline
Weekend Guests and Local Social Events Highlight Region
A listing of dinner gatherings and visits across Racine and nearby towns features numerous households hosting relatives and friends. Notable mentions include 100 Worthy Matrons attending a district school in the Lodge Hall led by Mrs. Maxine Wingett, while others journeyed between Athens Pomeroy and Ashtabula for family occasions and birthday parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Preston’ Parsons
Gary
Vesta
Powell
Ivan Powell
Shirley
Lillian
Jerry Powell
Dana Rae
Mildred Roush
Letart
Earl Custer
Lodge Hall
Maxine Wingett
Howard Smith
Dayton
Lawrence Roush
Howard Bolin
Pomeroy-Athens Road
Qliz Genheimer
Emma Jane Jiiden
Shelia Shain
Boatsie Hayman
Athens
Robert Roush
Jessie Neigler
Forrest
Jimmie
Dale Smith
Bobbie Hardin
Syracuse
Linely Hart
Dale
Paula
Pomeroy
Diana Watson
Kelly Wolfe
Columbus
Wolfe
Chester Simpson
Roger Wolfe
Ashtabula
Clayton
Mary Hite
Oroville
Gomer Lewis
Marcia Ann Wells
Mattituck
New York
Harry Curtis
Owen Watson
Arthur Roush
Robert Cleland
Bootie Lee
Ohio University
Thanksgiving Guests and Birth Report from Reedsville Area
Reedsville and surrounding towns share Thanksgiving visits among families. Names include Earlene Humphrey and C. E. Humphrey of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Biggs and Seymour Babbcock among others. A daughter is born to John V. Hetzer, and visits span Akron Dayton Fostoria and Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Earlene Humphrey
Cleveland
Charles Edwin Humphrey
Ohio State University
C. E. Humphrey
Ben °. Buckley
Robert Wallace
Henderson
W. Va
Led Wallace
A. E. Kibble
Akron
A. C. Stewart
J. A. Biggs
Tuppers Plains
Seymour Babbcock
Fostoria
Marion Hetzer
Shirley Becker
Toledo
Raleigh Hetzer
Frank Rise
A. A. Hetzer
Fern Hamilton
Dayton
H. Hamilton
John V. Hetzer
Joe Torrence
Long Bottom
H.W. Larkins
Irene Randolph
Calvin
Coolville
Earl Buchanan
Jennie Powell
Fred Larkins
Richard Smith
J. M. Smith
D. C. Riebel
Radio Highlights Show Allen Leads Hooper Ratings
Fred Allen returns to the top in the Hooper semi monthly ratings outranking Jack Benny and Bob Hope. NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules for Tuesday night feature lineups led by Allen and Vallee, MeBlanc, Vox Pop, and Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Allen
Hooper
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Allen
Radio Theater
Phil Harris
Alice Faye
Walter Winchell
Red Skelton
Amos and Andy
Screen Guild
District Attorney
Burns and Allen
Duffy’s Tavern
Phil Baker
Bing Crosby
Turing
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Molly
CBS
Sy Oliver
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs Carl Carsner and Mrs A T Pettit of New Lexington travel to Murray City due to Park Cooks illness. Athens visitors Harry Gosney and Elroy Shorts stop by. The Jonas family hosts Phyllis Jean Jonas from Strauseville with Mrs Bertha Herbst visiting Columbus. Various residents visit Columbus Middleport Glouster and Dayton, while others host or return home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Carl Carsner
A. T. Pettit
New Lexington
Park Cook
Harry Gosney
Elroy Shorts
Athens
Wed& Tenday
Harry Jonas
Chauncey
Phyllis Jean Jonas
Strauseville
Jonas
Bertha Herbst
Columbus
Claude Clen
Denen
Betty Sabo
Collumbus
Emmett Short
Middleport
Clarence Skivera
Nelsonville
James Shuttleworth
Granville Thompeson
Nancy
Cleveland
Howard Craft
Frank Bryan
Charles Hise
Charles Gee
Connie Barnhill
William Chivers
Robert Bell
Fred Kineer
Dayton
William Bell
Straitsville
Ben Evans
Glouster
James Evans
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National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Ira Kincade
Frank Jones
Judith Ann
Andrew Wasgon
Belpre Heights
Alfred Russell
Forrest Linton
Wade Richardson
Ronald Kincade
Jecal
E.G. Ashcraft
W. H. Ashcraft
Freda Malone
Marjorie
Frances
Belle Doolittle
Jessie Doolittle
Lottie Peck
Leonard Prater
Carbondale
Bradley Peck
Earl Webb
Ann Walden
C. E. Brandeberry
E. G. Alden
Helen Macleod Service Guild
W. B. Roberts
H. M. Walden
Kenneth Mars
Little Hocking
Anderson Bente
W. le Schrieber
E. J. Peresong
Huntington
Russell Cody
Charles Bentz
BE. G. Alden
A. W. Johnston
J. K. Macleod
EB. L. Johnston
D. C
W. BF. Kampf
Bernice Richardson
F. W. Chapman
Leona Chapslman
Ralph Henry
Dslo Henry
Marietta
James Henry
Flemeing
A. T. Morris
Washington, D. C
Jack
Belpre
Merrill Nist
Rodney Brandebverry
Bobbie
Peter Edson
Mr. Magee
Ministry of Health
Pr. Magee
F. B. Morrison
Cornell University
Norway
Denmark
Poland
Dutch East Indies
Warsaw
Dutch East
Indies
Ohio
Buckeye
Millfield
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