Willing Workers OF America critiques in bold rebuke
A reader columns denounces the rebranded group Willing Workers OF America as a misleading label. The piece laments government relief, urges private employment, recalls coal industry decline in the Hocking Valley, and calls for renewed private initiative and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Washington
Postons
Joneses
Johnsons
Robbinses
Brookses
Knights
Nelsons
America
Raymond Clapper Urges Fast Defense Drive Before War
The columnist warns that delaying strong defense risks Axis victory and urges immediate build up of air power and industrial speed. He cites Britain's peril and calls for decisive leadership like Beaverbrook’s in reorganizing aircraft production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Dunkirk
Knudsen
War lessons urged to mobilize industry and avoid drift
The piece warns that the United States risks weakness by clinging to business as usual as it builds a massive wartime industrial effort. It cites Gen. Hugh Johnson and Bernard Baruch, urging faster adoption of priorities and mobilization lest Britain face shortages and Europe repeat past mistakes.
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France
Hugh Johnson
War Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch
Washington
Baruch
Johnson
United States
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Washington column discusses Thurman Arnold's food costs probe and funding hurdles. It notes manpower limits, potential emergency funds, and mixed support from the defense commission and Agriculture Department amid broad-front aims. Farmers show interest. processors and shippers fear anti trust actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thurman Arnold
Arnold
Congress
Defense Commission
Department of Agriculture
The
Commission
Miss Harriet Elliott
Miss Elliott
Agriculture Department
American role in new world order under Nazi view
A reader argues that Germany will force U.S. capitulation and flood the world with cheap American goods unless tariffs protect wages. The letter warns Roosevelt's programs and Free Trade harm Americans, cites wage comparisons, and echoes Col. Lindbergh on duty to defend the country. P. G. Moler, Ontario, Calif., Dec. 7.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Rosefeld
Fuehrer
France
England
Berlin
Prague
Roosevelt
Bali
California
Louisiana
Col. Lindbergh
America
Quarterly conference noted at Guysville M E Church
Guysville district holds quarterly conference at M E Church with Dr J Ira Jones delivering the sermon. Women’s Societies attend. youth choir leads music. Local residents and Athens visitors are noted with plans for a Christmas program and a December 13 magazine drive.
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Guysville
M. E
J. Ira Jones
Guysville- Stewart
Athens M. E
E. N. Cullums
Wellston
Blanche Bean
H. B. Fortney
C. A. Fuller
J. H. Biffle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Women's Society of Christian Service
Bruce Robinson
W. H. Marshall
C. Christy
D. A. Campbell
Columbus
J. Edward Richmond
Ruth
Billie Nicholls
Wierton
W. Va
Leta V. McLaughlin
Clarence Fuller
Andy Nolan
N. E. Rickey
Edna Chesser
Billie
Joan
Athens
Frank Klingenberg
Lorene Buck
Chapman
No Room in the Inn Poem by Frances Blake
A child poet Frances Blake from Coolville Ohio age 16 writes a Christmas verse about Jesus birth in a manger. Angels visit shepherds bring tidings while wise men follow a guiding star to the newborn king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Blake Coolville
Ohio
Wes and Ronnie entangle in a night pursuit
Wes York tracks Lena Montoya in Rainbow Canyon and is confronted by Ronnie who reveals she has tailed Wes. In the scuffle Ronnie is knocked down but unharmed. They realize both are tailing Lana and Andre Girardoe on suspicion of the canyon bombing tests.
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Wes
Lona
Rainbow Canyon
Andre
Ronnie
Lena Montoya
Hunh
Lana
Andre Girardeau
Ronica Bailey in a campus love and danger tale
Wesley York returns home with Ronica after a tense Canyon encounter. He grants her a pistol and admires her courage while pondering the intriguing student she is. A faculty meeting hints at a looming engagement to a New York columnist favored French suitor, Girardeau.
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Wesley York
Ronica Bailey
Wesley
Ronica
Bailey
New York
Girardeau
Oak Grove Personal And Social Mention
Oak Grove news notes December events and family items. Members confer degrees at York Grante and plan a birthday dinner and Christmas gift exchange. church groups rehearse for December programs. local residents visit relatives and recoveries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Oak Grove—York
Grante
Oak, Grove
Portland Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Travel
The Portland social column lists residents and guests visiting relatives across towns such as Columbus Ravenswood and Ravenswood. It notes trips to Cincinnati Pittsburgh Hemlock Grove and Athens plus local gatherings at the Golden Rule Class and Dam No 21 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Humphrey
Clarence Price
Columbus
Mary Jo Swan
Lenard Siders
J. A. Siders
Olin Milhoan
Newark
Pearle Milhoan
Dam No. 21
Charles Neuman
Pomeroy
Claude Price
Harold Willford
Mae Wolfe
Ravenswood
Marshall Delaney
Melvin Wildman
Luman Johnson
Friendship
N. Y
R. D. Johnson
Claymore Rowley
Francis Worthington
Dam No
Earl T. Scott
Cincinnati
William Hall
Lawrence Ward
Hemlock Grove
Herman Koelsch
Pittsburgh
Stella Haney
William Jones
Marion
Wilk Larson
Charles
Ray
Eva Vargas
Syracuse
John Larson
J. E. Bowles
Athens
Charles Larson
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C. H. Bartlett
Heaven
Raymond Clapper
Italy
Russia
Japan
Asia
Africa
Axis
Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Anti-Trust
U. S
the Messenger
P. G. Moler
Ontario, Calif
By Galbraith
Gee Ee
Santa Claus
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Jesus
BY Oren Arnold
Dude College
Pueblo
Ronnie Bailey
NEA Service, Inc
Marie Warehime
Cleo Onamore
Orville Parsons
Jesse Parson
Siemon Parson
Dan Gill
Buchtel
Dennis Pack
Allen
John Baker
Earl Wachenschwanz
Sharon
Nelsonville
Charles Wachenschwanz
Donna Bell Chesser
Carrol Chesser
Asbury
White Cross Hospital
Lizzie Gilpin
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