Government price and wage controls hit auto industry
The article outlines Roosevelt's wartime wage and price pledge, ESA actions, and the auto sector as the first test case. It notes price freezes, wage implications, and a pending conference between auto makers and CIO Auto Workers as the government struggles to implement broad controls.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
White House
Office of Price Control
War Labor Board
Economic Stabilization Administration
White House Conference of Industry and Labor
Alan Valentine
ESA
Auto Industry
CIO Auto Workers Union
Congress
Auto Workers Union
Beachyard Intrigue Amid War Wreckage Ends In Tense Conspiracy
Sergeant Eddie and his squad roam near Westwayge after a battle loss. Duke the dog saves Margie Lou Dension from drowning though Max Lengel and Aunt Ellen plot to control her. Margie Luw drifts into danger as Carl and Joe pursue her, ending with a promise of later revelations.
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Sergeant Baddie
Westwayge
Eddie
Duke
Margie Lou Dension
Max Lengel
Kirsten
Pat
Carl Peterson
Carl
Joe
Margie Louw
May
Margie Lou
Aunt Ellen
Max
Ellen
Easy Street
Joe College
Little Red Riding Hood
Boatworks
Gabriel
Mr. Lengel
American Foreign Policy Speech Opposes UN Reliance
A presidential address argues against UN mediation and calls for immediate Korea withdrawal, expanded Western defense, and unilateral use of atomic force. It criticizes past aid to Europe and advocates building US forces at home for rapid overseas deployment. It warns against policing the world and urges self-reliant security policy.
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United Nations
Lake Success
China
Russia
Alaskan
Pole
Atlantic
Pacific Naval Frontier
Korea
Germany
Japan
Europe
Santa Claus
Don't forget those seals during winter blizzards
The piece urges readers to support the Christmas seal sale for tuberculosis prevention and care, noting seals are the society’s only revenue. It stresses timely donations despite snowbound conditions and mail delivery, and ends with a proverb about contentment and modest possessions.
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Tuberculosis Society
Horse cavalry revival eyed for Korea by U S Army officers
In Korea many officers, led by Maj. William Cochrane Jr., advocate reintroducing horse cavalry to exploit terrain advantages. They cite the Missouri mule and the potential for surprise raids, rapid mobility, and supply capabilities in rugged, narrow Asian terrain despite previous World War II lessons.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Europe
Dobbin
Asia
Maj
William Cochrane, Jr
Joplin
Cochrane
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Custer
Local Visitors and Travels From Point Pleasant Area
West Columbia residents including Ben Roush Frankie Roush and Mr and Mrs Okey Grimm of Letart plus Mrs Fred Rast of Huntington traveled to Frankfurt Indiana where Mrs Lavina Rainey was admitted to a hospital. Nearby visits included Mrs Clayton Russell at Point Pleasant and Mrs William Spears in Point Pleasant. John Young saw his sister Mrs Lawrence Russell and Lawrence Foreman was in Middleport. Mr and Mrs Paul Blessing of Point Pleasant visited Mrs Lizzie Stewart. Mrs Clyde Barnett of Gallipolis also visited.
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West Columbia
Ben. C. Roush
Frankie Roush
Okey Grimm
Letart
Fred Rast
Huntington
Frankfurt
Ind
Lavina Rainey
Clayton Russell
Point Plessant
William Spears
Point Pleasant
John Young
Lawrence Russell
Lawrence Foreman
Middleport
Paul Blessing
Lizzie Stewart
Clyde Barnett
Gallipolis
Helen E. Roush
Pattern No 8644 Sewing Pattern for School Outfit
Dress pattern 8644 for a vest blouse and skirt set in sizes 6 to 14 years. Includes yardage details and pricing 25c plus 5 mailing, with patterns by Sue Burnett at Athens Messenger New York 19. Fall and Winter FASHION magazine offers more patterns.
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Sue Burnett
Big Sister
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York 19
War, Peace, and Prayer in Rutland Letter to The Messenger
The writer, Rev. J. D. McMurray of Rutland, condemns war and conscription, urging love and Bible teachings over conflict. He complains Truman government pressures citizens for old-age pensions and calls for removing profits from war industries, voicing bitter opposition to sending youths to fight. He reflects on World War II experiences and condemns elite leaders for steering nations toward war while seeking peace through faith.
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Truman
Jesus
Bors
Funeral Services for Lewis E Young Held at Methodist Church
Funeral services for Lewis E Young were conducted at the Methodist Church by Rev John Venezia. Burial followed in Mt Olive Cemetery. WSCS met with Mrs Virgil Roush at West Shade with ten members and six visitors attending a pot luck dinner and afternoon Christmas exchange. Officers elected: Margaret Grace president Leona Hensley vice president Eloise Connolly secretary Lennie Swan treasurer Alice Rairden corresponding secretary. Women of the Christian Church bazaar at the school offered fancy work and lunch for sale. -Linnie Swan
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Long Bottom
Lewis E. Young
Methodist Church
John Venezia
Mt. Olive Cemetery
WSCS
Virgil Roush
West Shade
Venezia
Margaret Grace
Leona Hensley
Eloise Connolly
Lennie Swan
Alice Rairden
Women of the Christian Church
Linnie Swan
Television schedule compiled for multiple stations
A dense list of daily and evening programs across WLW Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 WBNS Channel 10 and other stations detailing show titles times and segments such as news sports theater cartoons cooking and children's programs for Wednesday and Thursday with late night offerings and varying lineups.
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TV Rangers
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Showroom
News Caravan
Theater
Break the Bank
Ranson Sherman
Kate Smith
Chance of Lifetime
Don McNeill
Cartoon Theater
Hocking Valley News
Bul
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Buddy Cotter
Comedy Theater
Weatherman
Earl Flora
Touchdown
Doug Edwards
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
Maugham
Nitecappers
Lee Edwards
Wsaz-Tv
Roberta Quinlan
Hollywood
Dundas PTA Christmas Program Sees Santa Visit
The Dundas PTA held a Christmas program December 19 in the school assembly room with Santa Claus present. Delores Salts of Wellston visited her mother Mrs Mildred Salts. Patty Holtz of Wellston visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Sylvester Taylor. Mrs Ruth Morrow was in Wellston. Claude Conley of Chillicothe has died. he had lived in Chillicothe for years and was known locally. Mr and Mrs Harvey Roof were guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Canode of Radcliff Genoa Roof.
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Dundas
PTA
Santa Claus
Delores Salts
Wellston
Mildred Salts
Patty Holtz
Sylvester Taylor
Ruth Morrow
Henry McGhee
Claude Conley
Chillicothe
Conley
Harvey Roof
Elmer Canode
Radcliff
Genoa Roof
Station Schedule Fragment Reflects Radio and TV Listings
A dense listing shows broadcast segments across CBS ABC NBC and Dumont networks with programs from News and Sports to dramas comedies and variety shows. It enumerates times hosts titles and cross-network blocks including News Tonight The Big Story and The Beverly Hillbillies style entries with multiple station references.
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Nbe
Cbs
Abe
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Evening
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Gildersleeve
Abe Dr. Christian
Abe International
Abe Harold Peary
Rocue
Abc
Abbe
Bing Crosby
Cba
Abc Family Theater
Lawrence Welk
NBC
News
All Nets
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France
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Mary Baker Eddy
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Hal Boyle
the Public Forum
the Messenger
J. D. McMurray
Rutland
WLW
Jonathan Story
Sharp
Studio K
Garry Moore
Barbara Joy
Robert Q
Vanity Fair
Lucky Pup
Blackie the Crayon
Two Gun Playhouse
Howdy Doody
Charles Dickens
Ebenezer Scrooge
Scrooge
Cincinnath
Woorolumbus
WSAZ
WBNS
Columbus
Charleston
WMOA
Marietta
WPARK
Parkersburg
Athens
WOU
Abe Godfrey
Abe Maugham
Cbs McNeill TV Club
Dumont
Chs
Plainclothesman
Chicago
Abe George Putnam
Jack Baker
Cleveland
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Lanny Ross
Mbea
Lopez
Abeo
Bob Poole
Cbs Kiddies
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