National Dispatch on War Policy and Price Controls
The analysis notes President Roosevelt plans to tackle pending issues with Congress on wages and price controls. It discusses proposals to repeal the current authority, potential subsidies, and the political dynamics in Congress toward oil, farm subsidies, and wage hikes amid wartime pressures. It also cautions about the impact of public sentiment and the timing of policy moves ahead of midwar operations.
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Audie “Em Moment
Roottvit
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Wagen
House
Office of Price Administration
Press Freedom vs Sealed News After Conferences
An unnamed high official pledges not for publication to reporters amid post conference secrecy. The piece rails at press suppression by Roosevelt and New Deal policies, arguing the public deserves full, uncensored access to government news and accusing leaders of orchestrating barriers to press freedom.
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Wach
Cairo
Teheran
Middle East
Roosevelt
Take It Faster The Present Respiranty Aument Period
The piece notes a flu like epidemic during wartime with deaths limited to older people and new methods aiding treatment. It urges general rest eight hours nightly, warm clothing, regular meals and hydration to ward off illness and reduce holiday disruptions.
Sov aircraft production shortfall still sustains war power
The Sov industry project for 1948 foresees 85 576 output versus 112 000 planned due to technical issues. The shift to larger bombers reduced numbers of smaller ships yet the overall weight of war-winning power remains strong, as big four engined bombers demonstrated their effectiveness.
Berliners feign happiness after Hitler Munich speech
Berlin's man in the street appears happy after a speech in which Der Fuehrer pledged victory and warned disbelievers. The Berlin correspondent notes political jitters as residents fake smiles, hinting at desperation in the capital.
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Berlin
Stockholm
Hitler
Munich
der Puehrer
Infantry Badges Stir Debate Over Armor Recognition
In Washington the War Department argues for infantry glory with new expert infantryman badges and pay raises up to 216 a year for infantry, while some tank officers warn neglect of armor could cost more lives. General McNair extols infantry frontline sacrifice amid praise for artillery and air support. The issue echoes broader early war debates on branch prestige and doctrine.
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Venoms
War Department
Infantry
Pentagon
Lesley J. McNair
McNair Saya
McNair
Lownds
France
Delinquent taxes and court notes from Perry County
Delinquent taxes totaling 013 were collected last week per County Treasurer Charles W. Norris. The first delinquent list publication is planned for next Thursday with a second publication to follow. full payment or arranged payment will remove names from the notice. Wills and estates are mentioned with disputes over coal mining on 3. G. Bigson land and an array of custody and support matters. An array of divorces and custody rulings appear, with several transfers and property actions across Crooksville and New Lexington.
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New Lexington
Treasur
Charles W. Norris
Borks
Questions and Answers from the Ath and Ohio notes
A mixed report recalls Skinner’s speech to school superintendents in Ath, a Plains over fire at a filling station, a 143 local workers quota, and Richard Haliburton’s memorial visit. It notes Governor Vic Donthey’s Ohio week, Coolidge’s stance on the Soldier’s Bonus, a mare from Athens dying, and local township leaders proposing a road tax. Also mentions Pawnee Indians, various Q and A items on physiology and myth, with scattered local names and places.
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Skinner
Ath
Frank
Cons
Plains
Hocking County
CWS
Richard Haliburton
Witer
Mermorial Auditorium
Vic Donthey
Ohio
Coolidge
Congress
J. R. Harvey
Athens
John Finster
Wald
Haunted Man or The Ghosts Bargain Chapter XIII
A dramatic scene unfolds as Mr Redlaw confronts a shattered father figure, William, and a troubled Che amid a thunder-struck household. The old man argues over sons and legacy while ominous signs hint at a grave moral crisis. The moment closes with pleas for guidance from Mr Teedlaw as the tale advances.
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William
Philip
Redlaw
Oahu
Rediaw
Albany School Notes Show Plans and Activities
Albany schools report a joint Christmas party at Albany High auditorium at 1:00. The event features Ram program with Eades participating and a note on Christmas vacation from December 22 reopening January 3. A naming error omits Nita Marie Munn from honor roll.
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Albany
Theram
Ai Eades
Nita Marie Munn
Mlash Marie Elliott
Albany Grange
Odta Gillogly
Brooks Russell
Azsertea
Bunnes Aceseane Tees Bae
FAS
Ceeds
Washington
Straitsville Personal Notes From Crooksville Hospital Update
Local brief reports indicate Raymie N remains grave at Crooksville hospital. Ruth Greene and Helen Strain are listed among residents visiting or connected to the area. Several names, including Mayer Dick Williams and Mrs Margarite Lats, appear in social updates with hospital or home care references and ongoing health concerns.
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Ano French
Crooksville
Raymie N
Ruth Greene
Dick Williams
Columber
Shuttleworth
Helen
Nell Richerts
Mix
Tia Essex
Col Shuraday
Fred Blanke
Lancaster
Whantleworth
Corning Social Notes Attended District Rally in Newington
Corning social column notes Mrs Charles Wor ries Anita Winnender and Mr and Mrs Henry Winner visiting in Newington Thursday on business Attending district rally Tuesday were Mr Charles Wor ries Anita Winnender and Mrs Henry Winner recuperating after an illness.
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Fest ‘Drake
Fhhartestom
Charles
Wootnd
Newington
Tuelo
Mra Henry
Buchtel Social And Personal Gatherings And Visits
Buchtel Social shows a benefit party in the school auditorium with candy sale and band program. PSA meets Monday at seven. Virginia Sayre in a Ne ville restaurant event. Floyd Leake and son Joe return to Lungstown. Rosemary Seaman visit. Miss Roma Wagner visits ColumPent with her father Ben. Robert Dearing joins Friendship evening. annual gift event followed by furlough for Mrs Tom Robson.
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Buchtel Service Club
PSA
Virginia
Sayre
Nevile
Mars
Floyd Leake
Issy Joe
Lungstown
Rosemary Seaman
Leave
Tralisville
and White
Glouster
M Chiney
Margaret C Colaus
Mary
Colbert
Roma Wagner
Colum
Bens
Robert ‘Dearing
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