National Dispatch Rates and Labor Bargaining Doctrine
The dispatch lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with prices in Ohio and beyond. An analysis notes that the Wagner Act does not compel agreement and outlines that good faith bargaining requires genuine negotiation, not automatic concessions or penalties for rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
United
Indy Sr
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Supreme Court
Econioy
Trimble Veteran Returns To Finish College Work
Trimble veteran Rex Lantz returns to Ohio University Athens to complete commerce studies in one semester after 31 months Army service with 21 months in India. Also noted are Frank Forgores discharge with many honors including Purple Heart and Philippine Liberation Bronze Stars, and Norman Schoeman on furlough from Camp Sill visiting his mother before reporting to Fort Sill.
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Glousier
Rex Lantz
Trimble
Athens
Ohio University
India
Frank Forgores
Camp Atterbury
Leyis
Luzon
Japan
Philippines Liberation
Norman Schoeman
Camp Sill
Oklo
Fort Sill
Glouster Social Notes Reflect Club Meeting and Nominations
Glouster Mrs John S Blower did not attend the Rothwell Club gathering at 38 Main St. on Thursday evening. J H Henshaw led the meeting. a committee of Mrs E M Blower, Mrs C M Clark, and Mrs M O Lvy will nominate officers for the coming year and report at the next meeting. Mrs E E Mundon reviewed The Gauntlet and 14 members responded to roll call with current events. A social hour followed with candy for attendees including Mrs W A Craft and many others.
Thea Chapter O E S Holds Memorial Rites
Thea Chapter O E S held a memorial ceremony at Stewart Friday morning with members named including Mrs. Glenna Reese Miss Ann Williams Mrs. Eleanor Anderson Mrs. Louise Gladden Mrs. Ella Morrison Mrs. Sihy Kittle and others. Local attendees from Glouster and Millfield were listed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cole of Portsmouth visited with Mrs. Cole's parents. A poem follows reflecting on fate and mortality attributed to IM WagginER.
Wardort Drama Unfolds in Revealing Family Tangle
A tense scene unfolds at Long Meadow where Phillipa taunts Betsy and hints at divorce, money, and infidelity. The Willson family power dynamics surface as Phillipa pressures Betsy and Betsy loses control, prompting Sarah’s wary interruption as whispers of a continuing tale emerge.
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Phillipa
Betsy
Long Meadow
Willson
Connecticut
Sarah
Jenny
Occupation and Education in Germany Postwar Thoughts
A New York Times dispatch from Germany contrasts American and British occupiers. It advocates linking GIs education to civilian colleges, proposing extension courses to ease boredom and justify occupation by expanding soldiers' learning during off-duty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Germany
United Kingdom
Japan
Army
New Atmosphere on Ohio Campuses Shapes Student Aim
The piece notes a shift in Ohio state universities as returning veterans and others pursue higher education with purpose. It argues that nonservice students faced a tougher path, while veterans and focused learners raise standards, inspire teachers, and reshape campus life toward serious study and tangible rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio University
Inc. Art: San Francisco sculptor seeks 50000 stock sale
A San Francisco sculptor forms a corporation to sell 50000 worth of stock in himself his talent and output. Directors would pay him a salary and profits from sculpture become dividends. The piece argues art production need not rely on hunger and notes peaceful business aims amid industrial strife.
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San Francisco
Texans Toast Washington Dinner Brags and Banter
Peter Edson's Washington column recounts a Texas themed first annual dinner filled with bragging about politicians and Texas icons. The piece riffs on W Lee O'Daniel Idaho senator Charles Crossett and Congressman Fred Crawford, with jests about tarantulas and Texas hospitality, concluding with quotes from Lord Chesterfield and Spencer on manners and love.
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Washington
Texas
Strauss
Hoffmann
Texas Woods
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Charles Crossett
Idaho
Fred L. Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
George Mahon
Colorado
Chester W. Nimite
Ira Eaker
Army Air Forces
Nimity
Faker
Senator Clachorn
Fred Allen
Vedio
New York
Lee
Cliehorn
Gypsy Rose Lee
Champaign
Glouster Masonic Lodge Meeting Planned for Wednesday
Glouster Masonic Lodge will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30. The Nelsonville degree team will confer the Master Mason degree with Masons from Athens Trimble Bishopville Corning and other lodges in the district attending. Refreshments to follow the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Masonic Lodge
Nelsonville
Athens
Trimble
Bishopville
Corning
Condition Improves After Major Surgery At Mayo Clinic
Mr Emmett Br ers who had a major operation at Mayo Clinic six weeks ago has returned home and is much improved though not able to work for several weeks. A Glouster Garden Club meeting is planned for Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs C F Ciannther's Madison Street home.
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Glouster
Emmett Brers
Mayo Clinic
Frank McCann Post To Meet Tuesday
Ernest Byers, commander of Frank McCann Fast No. 414, announces a meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. He says there will be important business to handle and asks as many members as possible to attend.
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Glouster
Ernest Byers
Frank McCann
Bowles son stationed at Fort McClean Alabama
Chauncey word from Pvt Charles D Bowles Inducted Dec 28 now stationed at Fort McClean Alabama He was a Chauncey school student The Bowles family moved from Beaumont to Dayton He is grandson of Mrs Hattie Tittle Beaumont and may receive mail through his grandmother
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Chauncey
Charles
Chick) Bowles
Charles D. Bowles
Army
Fort McClean
Ala
Chauncey Schools
Bowles
Beaumont
Dayton
Pvt
Hattie Tittle
Tittle
Dover Delegates Attend Jacksonville District Meet
Chauncey District convention of the Ladies Auxiliaries to the United Mine Workers met at Eagles hall in Jacksonville with Jacksonville Auxiliary as host. Attendees from Chauncey included Elizabeth Slisher Jessie Johnson Myrtle Tippie Iva Hillyer Pansy Lanning Nettie Baker Lena Bailey Lucille Showalter Elizabeth McKee Ora Barnhart Ruth Welson Ella Byers Jo Anna Bailey, with a program games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — District
United Mine Workers
Eagles Hall
Jacksonville
Chaunteey
Elizabeth Slisher
Jessie Johnson
Myrtle Tippie
Iva Hillyer
Pansy Lanning
Nettie Baker
Lena Bailey
Lucille Showalter
Elizabeth McKee
Ora Barnhart
Ruth Welson
Ella Byers
Jo Anna Bailey
Discharged Chicago? Chauncey Palmer returns home hero
Chauncey Palmer and six brothers from the Palmer family are all honorably discharged after service in the South Pacific and Europe. Chauncey plans to work in Cleveland soon, while relatives in Chauncey hosted Forest McCann’s homecoming dinner with many Wade and McCann family members present in Mill St. continuous social gathering.
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Chauncey
Richard Palmer
South Pacific
Chauncey Io
Isaac Palmer
Mill St
Cleveland
James Wade
Forest McCann
Ace Wade
Charlotte
Carolyn
Marvin
Bowling Scores Highlight Wednesday Alley Clash Details
GLOUSTER The Gold Bricks won two of three vs the Jonasons at Hemsley Alley. C Wolf 338 P Smith 407 Mr Brown 424 L Masterson 407 G Stephenson 594 total 2190. Losers H Brown 487 C Bryan 313 D Dennison 429 L Stump 484 F Hemsley 470 total 2183. Shingle Iuns swept Lucky Strikes 2 0. Cunningham 324 Kisor 169 Joseph 203 Moore 239 L I Moore 239 Lantz 302 total 1237. Williams 634 Smith 161 Jewel 149 Yount 229 Blind 169 total 992. Thursday Droops beat Van Fans in three. Hemssey 456 B Hemsley 419 Cunningham 390 Price 380 Cunningham 59 Blind 66 Vernon 60 total 11580. Shepard 299 Adams 282 Hines 276 Bailey 237 Cotter 232 total 1326. Chauncey Easther Class meets 7 tonight at Mrs Ruth Bridgewater High Street.
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Glouster
Jonasons
Hemsley Alley
C. Wolf
P. Smith
Mr. Brown
L. Masterson
G Stephenson
H. Brown
C. Bryan
Dennison
L. Stump
F. Hemsley
S. Adams
J. Hines
T. Bailey
T. Cotter
Law and Order League Meeting At Church of Christ
The Guuvusian-sne Law and Order League will meet in the Church of Christ Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guuvusian
Sne Law and Order League
Church of Christ
Hoisington Funeral Is Held Thursday
Funeral services for Jesse Hoisington age 62 longtime Greens Run resident who died after surgery at Shelter Ling Arms hospital were held Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock in Greens Run Church of Christ with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Nephews served as pallbearers. Burial was in Taylor Ridge cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs Matilda Hoisington four sisters Ode at home Mrs Bessie Cartwright Greens Run Mrs Flossie Ashworth Springfield Mrs Leona Grinstead Trimble and two brothers Carl Columbus Ezra Springfield.
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Chauncey
Jesse Hoisington
Greens Run
Shelterling Arms Hospital
Greens Run Church of Christ
Gilbert
Courtney
Helen Courtney
Charles Brailfield
Richard Wilcox
Taylor Ridge
Hoisington
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J. H. Henshaw
H. F. Kittle
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T. A. Noon
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Portsmouth
Wagginer
Wardort
Dorothy Staley
Poet's Corner
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Phillips
Fletch
Papa
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Wilsons
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Peter Edson
Lord Chesterfield
Spencer
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NEA Service, Inc
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Charles Clary, Jr
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