Labor vs Government Clash Over Miners Union Fine
David Lawrence notes the 3.5 million dollar fine against the United Mine Workers signals a broader test of federal authority over labor groups. He questions the Norris La Guardia act limits and predicts Supreme Court ruling will shape government reach, while John L. Lewis faces mounting pressure to resume work and seek terms with private owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Judicial Branch
John L. Lewis
Norris-La Guardia
Lewis
Goldsborough
Miners’ Union
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Vitamin B Complex Not Essential For Mental Power Says Study
Drs. Guetzkow and Brozek report that lack of vitamin B complex does not impair mental performance in healthy adults. In a 41 day diet, then staged depletion, eight men showed no mental decline, suggesting that B complex is physical health matter, not mental. A reader question affirms age is not a barrier to pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Guetzkow
Josef Brozek
University of Minnesota
Guetzkow
Brozek
Subscription Rates and Delivery Details Then and Now
Rates list for paid in advance subscriptions by carrier or mail in Ohio West Virginia and outside areas. Includes 1 year 13.00 6 months 6.50 3 months 3.25 1 month 1.25 with carrier 25c weekly and overseas requests. Ohio and West Virginia delivery unavailable areas 9.00 5.00 3.00 1.00. Entered at Athens Ohio Second Class Matter. Advertising rates on application. Nominal obituary and card of thanks charges apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Westirginia
West
Athens
Eerie
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Labor unrest and the scapegoat of John L. Lewis
An editorial argues the coal strike exposes a broader labor problem rooted in law and collective bargaining. It condemns scapegoating of John L. Lewis, urges holding union and employing groups responsible for contracts, funds, and public impact, and calls for careful legislation protecting rights while safeguarding the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
John
Congress
Lator
The
Charleston Gazette
Freedom of the College Press Freedom of the College Press
President Everett Case of Colgate University abolishes faculty censorship of the student newspaper. The move marks a hundredth anniversary of Colgate's first paper, whose editor was expelled over an early editorial. The piece argues faculty supervision often acts as censorship and hopes the idea spreads to inspire responsible student journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Case
Colgate University
Case
Public duty and rights cited in historic quotes
A quotation juxtaposes sacrifice for public safety with the the idea that all men have unalienable rights including life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The text references the call of country and foundational Jeffersonian rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Iceland Fish Trade Shifts as Russians Seek Control
Peter Edson reports on Iceland's postwar fishing economy tied to wartime luck and new buyers. A Russian mission offered higher prices and oils, challenging U S and British access while Keflavik airfield talks hung in the balance and Iceland faced political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Norway
Denmark
England
United States
Europe
Keflavik
U. S
Reykjavik
Althing
Germany
5th Milestone Reached By Resident of Millfield
Chauncey William Wemmer, long-time Millfield resident, celebrated his 85th birthday last week. Family gathered at daughter Elizabeth Patton's home for a social evening with cakes by granddaughters Helen Sanders and Betty Patton. The Wemmer family includes wife and husband at a daughter’s home, a son in Toledo, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Chauncey
William Wemmer
Millfield
Chidren
Elizabeth Patton
Helen Sanders
Betty Patton
Athens
Wemmer
Grover Patton
Fred Wemmer
Toledo
Woodrow Patton
Keith Wemmer
Jack Wemmer
Bill Wemmer
Charles Sanders
Sandra
Joe Sanders
Craig
Lulu Barr
Friendship Bible Class To Have Annual Party
The Chauncey Friendship Bible Class of the First Church of Christ will meet in Athens on Wednesday December 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bennett. Dinner at 6 30 p m followed by a business meeting and program led by Helen Courtney. Dorothy Daugherty will lead devotions. A gift exchange is planned. Class Teacher Pearl Henry announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Friendship Bible
First Church of Christ
Athens
Arthur Bennett
Helen Courtney
Dorothy Daugherty
Pear
Henry
Cline Transferred to Charleston in Naval Service
Chauncey E. Cline, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cline of Chauncey, has been transferred to Charleston South Carolina to take his ship. He has served since last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Cline
George Cline
Chauncey
Charleston
S. C
Mother Ill Samar Wheeler family urged to The Plains
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wheeler of Dawes West Virginia were called to The Plains due to the serious illness of Mrs. Wheeler's mother Mrs. Riley Keeton who suffered a stroke last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Glenn Wheeler
Dawes
W. Va
Plains
Wheeler
Riley Keeton
Chauncey Auxiliary to UMW Plans Christmas Party
Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers in Chauncey will hold its annual Christmas party after the December 17 meeting at the K of P building. Dinner is planned and a fifty cent gift exchange will take place. Birthday anniversaries will be observed, announced Mrs. Lucille Showalter, press reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Lucille Showalter
Axuiliary
Chauncey Resident Visits in Mason Ohio
Mrs. Elizabeth Simmers of Chauncey spent a week in Mason visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Leo Ormont and enjoyed dinner at the home of Mrs E L Mosher. Before leaving she visited nephew Denzil Lester in Middletown, son of Logan Lester formerly from Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Simmers
Mason
Ohio
Leo Ormont
E. L. Mosher
Millfield Residents Visit Lancaster and Columbus
Millfield residents Bertha Sanders Elizabeth Patton Elizabeth Robinett Lucille Sanders and Helen Sanders visited Lancaster on Friday. Mrs Pattons mother W H Wemmer joined them to Nelsonville for the day. On Thursday Bertha Sanders Ida Hill Lucille Sanders Edith McDaniel Adda Hawk of Nelsonville toured Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bertha Sanders
Elizabeth Patton
Elizabeth Robinett
Lucille Sanders
Helen Sanders
Millfield
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Condition Is Favorable After Chauncey Appendectomy
Jerry Lee Cline youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Cline Chauncey had an appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital and is reported in favorable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jerry Lee Cline
George Cline
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Garden club district meeting set for Rutland church
Mrs James Titus regional director of garden clubs announces a district meeting on December 11 at the Methodist Church Rutland with Victor Reis as speaker. Registration starts 10 30 p m Members of Albany Community garden club should call Mrs Frank Radcliffe to offer rides and bring lunch. Coffee provided by Rutland club.
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Albany
James Titus
Garden Clubs
Methodist Church
Rutland
Victor Reis
Albany Community Garden Club
Frank Radcliffe
Rutland Club
Local Gatherings Report From Rock Springs and Nearby towns
Residents and relatives visit over Thanksgiving weekend with figures including Leo Smith and Phillip Collins from Syracuse. Families in Pomeroy Marietta Columbus Corning Youngstown join care plans and illness notices for Kate Weyers and Henry Bailey, with several extended visits to John Hartung and Amos Leonard families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smith
Phillip Collins
Syracuse
Nettie Collins
Norman Russell
Pomeroy
Jewell Curtis
Mary
Carol Pomeroy
Kate Weyersmiller
Henry Zeisler
Youngstown
Henry Bailey
Richard Hartung
Marietta
Jerrold Hartung
Columbus
John Hartung
James Snowden
Corning
Arnold Snowden
Lizzie Rathburn
Anna Reuter
Amos Leonard
Newark
Jean Ann Taylor
William Grueser
Harry Smith
Freight Rate Boost Slated for January
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans a January 1 rate increase for rail and water freight. The average rise will be 17.6 percent over the June 1946 level, adding about 1.0 billion dollars to annual transport costs, though below the 19.6 percent request by Class One railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Father Shot Accidentally At Columbus Dump
Ralph Payne, 28, was killed by a .32 caliber bullet at a suburban Columbus dump while shooting at tin cans with his father Thomas Payne 58 and brother Stanley 16. Sheriff Deputy Joseph Sigrist said the revolver was discharged accidentally by the victim's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph Payne
Payne
Thomas Payne
Stanley
Joseph Sigrist
Palestine Government Rounds Four Relief Planes
The Palestine Government prepared four relief planes to aid about 800 would-be immigrants stranded after their vessel was halted on the island of Syria, in the Dodecanese near Rhodes. The Jewish Agency reported most passengers were rescued, but at least eight were missing. The ship’s port of origin remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Syriaa
Dodecanese
Rhodes
Death Claims Noted New York Actress Laurette Taylor
Private funeral services will be held Wednesday for Laurette Taylor age 62 noted actress who died Saturday night. Miss Taylor came out of retirement in 1944 to play The Glass Menagerie which closed several months ago. Her performance in that play won her the 1945 award for Best Actress of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laurette Taylor
Miss Taylor
Hebrew leader Adolph Rosenberg dies in Cincinnati
Adolph Rosenberg, 65, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, died Friday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Adolph Rosenberg
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Steel Agent Appointed at Ashland Division
The American Rolling Mill Co. announced on Saturday the appointment of Clarence G. Roll as purchasing agent of its Ashland Kentucky division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Rolling Mill Co
Clarence G. Roll
Ashland
Greek Ambassador Dies in Plaza Hotel Collapse
Greek Ambassador to the United States Cimon Diamantopoulos, 59, collapsed at the Plaza Hotel in New York while speaking with Greek leaders and died before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cimon Diamantopoulos
United States
Plaza Hotel
Community notes from New Straitsville and nearby
Local residents A P Martin and C Sargent with their families visit New Straitsville. Barberton guests Paul Hayes and several households share events. Church groups host cantata and turkey dinners as high school band joins Santa Claus parade. Social clubs including WSCS Kit and Kin Klub Pythian Sisters and Red Men report meetings and prizes with January gatherings planned.
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New Straitsville
A. P. Martin
Clarence Sargent
Liberty Circle
WSCS
Jean William
Ewing St
Garnet Peart
Genivieve Hartman
Mabel Ambrose
Anna
Flossie Lillico
Sue McQuade
Charolete Roscoe
Elia Ward
Twillia Donley
Mary Morgan
Edna Rollins
Myrtle Wallace
Alice Angle
Ruth Bell
K. of P. Hall
Logan
Ford Frasure
Muskingum River
Independent Order of Red Men
Colonial Hall
Thurman Thompson
Frank Spicer
Robert Lloyd
Margaret Thompson
Laurel Run Laurel Run Friendly Neighbor Club Notes
Mrs Charles Wood hosted the Friendly Neighbor Club on December 5 with contests and prizes for Mrs Herman Bumgardner Mrs Arthur Todd Mrs Donald Campbell Mrs Millard Patton and Mrs Lawrence Wolfe A noon potluck served for members including Mrs Everett White Mrs Donald Campbell and others The next meeting will be a Christmas party December 19 hosted by Mrs Millard Patton at Mrs Clarence Patton’s home Several members and relatives were noted visiting relatives in Akron Columbus Lancaster and with Mrs Bob Stewart’s family in Lancaster The Rev and Mrs Simpson visited the Whites and others in recent days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bumgardner
Arthur Todd
Donald Campbell
Millard Patton
Lawrence Wolfe
Everett White
Warren Sowers
Clarence Patton
Charles Patton
Charles Wood and Son
Gary Wayne
Charles Wood
Margaret
Akron
James Sowers
Columbus
Bob Stewart
Algere Non Todd
Simpson
Mile Lard Patton
Stanley Price
Lancaster
Murray City Fire Destroys Home of John Houser
Fire sweeping the residence of Mr. John Houser in Murray City left the structure a total loss while Houser was away. The notice lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns including Toledo Columbus Glouster Nelsonville and Orient with several business and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
John Houser
Houser
Maggie Richey
Prichard Peacock
Toledo
Charles Hoffman
Silas Nicholls
the Plains
Hoffman
Lester Lewis
Trimble
Clarence O'Neil
Marguerite Kerekes
Columbus
Betty Sabo
Warren Darby
Orient
Emma Tippie
Elroy Short
Harry Gosney
Zaneseville
Dora Spencer
Bessie Lovett
Lena Keeton
Goldie Hoffman
Pythian Sisters
Emmett Short
Nelsonville
Frank Hillyer
George Reynolds
Mundy
Logan
Oscar Hillyer
Evening radio highlights from NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules
NBC 8: John Hodiak in Wings to Glory at 8 30 Howard Barlow concert 9 Naum burg winners in Voorhees concert 10 Contented concert 10 30 I. Q. quiz CBS 7 30 Bob Hawk quiz 8 30 Joan Davis 9 Radio Theater 10 Joan Fontaine Last of Mrs Cheney 10 30 Sweeney and March comedy ABC 7 30 Lone Ranger 8 30 The Fat Man 9 Dark Venture 9 30 Rumpus Room 10 30 Fantasy in Melody MBS 8 Mysterious Traveler 8 30 Gregory Hood Cases 9 30 Guy Lombardo 10 30 Broadway Talks Back
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NBC
John Hodiak
Howard Barlow
Naumburg
Voorhees
I. Q
CBS
Joan Davis
Radio Theater
Joan Fontaine
Mrs. Cheney
ABC
MBS
Guy Lombardo
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National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
William A. O'Brien, M. D
NEA
Freedom OF the College Press
Brooke
Peter Edson
Friendship Bible Class
UMW
Funny Business
Hershberger
By Galbraith
MEA Service. Inc
T. M. Rec
U.S Pat
Laurel
Laurel Run
Friendly Neighbor Club
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