Indemnities for Germany Seen Infeasible After War
A column argues that Allied demands for massive war reparations from Germany, Belgium, Italy, and Austria would vastly exceed Germany's wealth. It contends such indemnities would bankrupt Germany and are impossible to collect, suggesting a more limited amount is all that could be paid over a generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Austria
France
Austria-Hungary
German Empire
Alsace Lorraine
Great Britain
United States
First Aid for Roads Urges Local Action Now
An editorial urges immediate road repairs using local effort while awaiting federal highway funding. It warns stalled travel and business stagnation and calls farmers and communities to fill holes with wheelbarrows and stone. It likens delays to lingering sink holes and promotes practical, prompt fixes.
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Congress
Dobbin
French Student Guests Learn In American Schools
A group of French girls arrived last fall to study in American colleges with two per institution. About 40 French students joined a Massachusetts commercial school for a two year course funded by scholarships. They study general business methods and practical work and plan to teach others after returning home. Their welcome signals faith in American friendship and business education.
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France
Massachusetts
Household Menu Concepts From A Historic Meal Guide
A vintage kitchen page lists recipes and meal ideas including breakfast items such as stewed prunes, rye bread and butter, eggs with coffee, and lunch and dinner courses. It provides detailed steps for meat substitutes like eggs a la king and mock scallopes, plus side dishes and desserts like glazed sweet potatoes and lemon pudding.
Dinner Stories On Streetcar And Censor Tales
A streetcar scene shows a stout blond man quietly muttering as papers are pocketed and a passenger misreads him as a spy. A pharmacist asks about two grain quinine pills, and a censor recalls German press bans on reporting flesh for food. The story includes a Red Cross dogs anecdote and a Berlin cook’s boast.
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Germany
Red Cross
Berlin
To justify that faith by sympathy and comradeship
Text appears as a fragment emphasizing belief justified through sympathy interest and comradeship among friends or colleagues. No clear event or individuals are identifiable to anchor a full news summary.
Paternalism and free speech clash over Taft passport denial
A letter condemns the State Department decision to bar ex president Taft from traveling to England to lecture on a League of Nations. It denounces autocratic overreach and calls the move a denial of free speech and personal freedom, contrasting with Allied war aims and recent patriotic finance. It laments government restraint and questions how democracies can remain safe from one another.
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Taft
England
League of Nations
State Department
Wilson
War Department reports vast casualty list with names
Washington December twelve 1944 War Department发布 the largest single day casualty list. It lists 4887 names with breakdowns killed in action died of wounds died of accident and other causes and wounded in action plus a long roll of individuals from Ohio cities such as Cleveland Toledo Akron Findlay Youngstown Zanesville and others including Charles Cline Union Port Sherman Samuel Jamison Cadiz and many more. The Marine Corps casualty list adds 188 names with Ohioans named and entries for those present for duty previously reported died of wounds.
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Washington
War Department
Ren Ree
Charles Cline
Union Port
Sherman Dediey
Cedarville
Samuel Jamison
Cadiz
Clarence Lauber
Wauseon
Leroy Mackey
Lima
Walter Sharer
Toledo
Albert Schwyn
Swanton
Albert Justice
Mt. Washington
Edgar van Kirk
Yellow Springs
Mark Conroy
Youngstown
William Thomas
Cleveland
Yale
Charles Kessinger
Ironton
Nicholas Williams
Lodi
Harry Weigel
Bellaire
Wincheslaw Stynizak
Ray Thorn
East Liverpool
Charles Arthrell
Elyria
Charles Cook
Santa Fe
Thomas Flanery
William Whaley
Jackson
Alvin Zorb
Cincinnati
Clark Kelly
Geagua Lake
George Klump
George McDargh
Lawrence Lightner
Utica
Howard Merritt
Springfield
John Tisehus
Columbus
Joe Piepper
Hamilton
Marcell Thiry
Findlay
Edmund Jeroski
Herbert Richards
Dalton
John Smith
Harry
Grant
Harold Mitchell
Scott McLeod
Cortland
Charles Greatorex
Felix Ambrozinski
Archie Lowry
Milford Center
William Smith
McGraw
Lawrence Payne
George Covey
Forestville
Carl Culley
Norwalk
Sanuel Tharr
Dayton
John Ferguson
Dennison
Walter Lauck
Wilfred Marshall
Versailles
Myron Baker
Harry Smith
Benton Thomas Mobley
Middletown
Bushnell Hollister
Hicksville
Attanasio Misich
Edward Dunham
Castalia
Harvey Alleman
West Unity
Ashley Carroll
Guernsey
Harvey Ross
Robert Bowman
Phillip Gloeckner
Theodore Foley
Frank Hericks
Ralph Maccioni
Steubenville
Frank Mueller
Leo Steinbeck
Chillicothe
Joe Wolt
Paul Zukas
Fred Jacobs
Luckey
William Light
Akron
John Novac
Massilon
Frank Somers
Mike Oldivak
Robins
John Borke
John Dunderman
Thurman Hines
Wooster
William Mast
Thomas Murphey
Frank Perun
Toronto
Richard Doyle
Edward Gillis
Sandusky
Richard Thomas
Martin Gallagher
William Gilday
Albert Kline
Clyde
Homer Lowry
Edmund Troxel
Tiffin
Howel Bethel
Conover
Aul Wilson
Oberlin
Cari Gauby
Harvey Shroyer
Coshocton
John Woodside
Middlefield
George Drake
Rarnest Roe
Salesville
Fred Lauer
Marietta
Walter Markstorm
Louis Pester
Fred Turner
John Burden
Wilmington
Charles Method
Russell Richards
Freeport
Arthur Edwards
Proctorville
Lawrence Kistler
Findley
George “Ickey
van Wert
Grover Caan
Mansfield
David Sprouse
Portsmouth
Willis Dean
Ashtabula
Roy Evans
Warren
Levi Mills
Piqua
Thomas Sheridan
Benjamin Delaney
Lester Lehman
Fremont
Roscoe Smith
Bradford
Roy Burlew
Gypsum
Frank Swift
Albert Chingren
Canton
Kari Balin
Alfonso Galucci
Ballaire
Delmer Jerew
Murvaville
Raymond Darnell
Jackson Center
Marl Oglesbee
Foraker
William Shappie
Houston
Joe McCarty
Frank Roters
Iveland
Roscoe Leemaster
Kenova
Orville Peterson
Stryker
Edward Weil
George McKenon
Glenn Mallow
Hiarry
Bailey
Bloomfield
George Blair
Edward Chumra
Barton
Arthur Hoblitzer
Beech City
Porter Murphey
Saransville
Homer Meanor
New Philadelphia
Howard Byerman
Judson Fink
Charles Dearfort
Payne
Fred Cox
Carsondale
Henry Buckley
Clarence Sawyer
William Howard
Chicago Junction
Leonard Yount
Greenville
Herbert Beck
Ray Schmerick
Eaton
Frank Hauck
Batavia
Arist Morflakes
Charlies Miller
Lockland
Norman Olsen
Edward Schmerr
Edward Elsen
Miller City
William Walters
Fletcher
Neal Anderson
Jefferson
Carl Ebinger
Sam Beagle
Louis Warren
William Griffin
East Akron
Basil Cox
Sidney
Alfred Beacher
James Harrison
Frank Antoskievwicksk
Joe Bartosh
Charles Barrows
Ellsworth James
Stanley Mikulski
Kioyt Smith
Burlington
John Kowalski
Alfred Shaner
Dunbridge Glenn
Harry Ashburn
Samuel Allcock
Anthony Allen
Elvrra
Naley DeLance
Abe Goldsberg
Youns
Town
Walter Potsky
Clevland
James Hoban
Cleveand
William Bolton
Thomas Donnelly
Joe Kurklietis
Merton Garn
John Hall
Leetonia
Oren Geiger
Fayette
Albert Williams
Sciotoville
Joe Hong
Jaems Dulgar
Sterling Willis Horton
Madisonville
Walter Morrison
William O’brien
Vernon Teeman
Bergholz
Irving Beidleman
John la Cross
Ragland
Clarence Anderson
Edward Cook
John Gronko
Elisha Macklin
Harry Reed
Clarence Shuppert
Vincent Westbrook
Ashley
Francis Young
Somerset
It's Dangerous to Neglect a Cough
A persuasive note urges not to ignore a lingering cough as it may signal throat or bronchial disease. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming cure in over nine of ten cases and portraying the medicine as all you need.
Jobs in Ohio ahead of demand in late November
Columbus reports show 12,297 job seekers and 14,080 job requests for the week ending November 30, with total applicants falling from the prior week as curtailment of outside work begins. The imbalance indicates more jobs than applicants across the state.
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Columbus
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Cascarets Sold For Children From One Year Up
An advertising note extols Cascarets as harmless for children aged one year and older. It claims the product causes no gripe or injury and provides directions on every 10 cent box.
Schiffmanns Expectorant Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advert touts Schiffmanns Expectorant as the best remedy for coughs colds bronchitis croup whooping cough and hoarseness. It claims strong concentration yielding 64 teaspoons from 50 cents and guarantees money back if not satisfactory or best ever used. Children like it and no narcotics are used. Druggists offer refunds if unsatisfied.
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Schiffmann
Not Your Heart It Is Your Kidneys AdVERTISEMENT
An old style health ad warns that kidney disease can affect anyone and urges immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims kidneys purify blood, lists symptoms, and promises relief within 24 hours with continuing use to prevent future attacks. The ad emphasizes buying the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand with a money back guarantee.
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Nature
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