Public Opinion Polls and Congressional Authority Debate
The article discusses Democratic leader New Mexico chairman Anderson arguing Congress may investigate public opinion polls used in campaigns. It contrasts Gallup testimony with committee authority, cites First Amendment issues, and cites critics like LF Stone on free speech dangers. It questions whether polls influence elections, noting past underestimation of Roosevelt in 1942 and the 1944 results as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derson
New Mexico
Congressional Committee
Gallup
Anderson
House
Congress
America
Congresssional
Shore
LF. Stone
Dies Committee
Congressional
Roosevelt
Dewey
Politics of War and Peace in Roosevelt Policy Clash
The article analyzes Roosevelt's Atlantic Charter stance sparking a global influence debate. It contrasts American idealism with British realpolitik, questions postwar unity with the Big Three, and notes military control of Washington shaping labor, conscription, and reconversion while warning power politics will persist after victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roosevelt
United Nations
Congress
Europe
Greece
Poland
United States
Great Britain
World Affairs
Atlantic
Washington
Keep Producers in Office and Pay Tied to Production
The piece argues wages rise with productivity driven by American management and competition. It notes 1943 coal miners produced 1,850 net tons per man, about four times the British average, and urges workers to recognize that production underpins pay. It ends with a playful aside about affection and visibility.
Postwar Jobs Debate Between AFL and NAM Economists
Peter Edson contrasts AFL economists urging private industry to create about 52 million jobs with NAM forecasts that private industry can provide only 22 million plus 11 million in agriculture. NAM expects government to supply roughly 27 million jobs through housing, youth, armed services, roads, TVA schemes and other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Armed Services
TVA
Youth opinion and historical note on Hays Tilden era
A letter recounts early campaigns with pole raisings and factional praise of Hays and Tilden, noting misdeeds and political tension. It reflects on youth behavior, media access, and independence, with regional references to Cheser Township and Hockingport Ohio. Other items mention university trips, performances at Stuart's Opera House, and a Veterinary Medical Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurran Ps
Hays
Wheeler
Haseen
Cheser Township
Snown
Pullins
Fred C. Galvani
Hockingport
Injured Woman Recovers At Home After Wringer Accident
Mrs A C Alden of 62 N Wayne Ave Columbus former Glouster resident recuperating at home after a clothing wringer accident. Wanda Lee spent holidays in Columbus as guest of friend Miss Eileen Fierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. C. Aldenaerfer
N. Wayne Ave
Columbus
Wanda Lee
Eileen Fierce
Garden Personal and Brief Social Notes
Garden personal notes recount residents and visitors across Springfield Columbus Detroit and Alfred. Families include Mr and Mrs Elda mith and daughter in Columbus over New Year and Mrs Glenn St Clair Jenkins Slusher in Springfield at Christmas. Other items note Ona Mae Midkift returning to Springfield work and G E Coen with George Guthrie on a business trip to Athens. Marlin K Swart stayed with aunt Nina Robison in Alfred and Donald Smith returning to Springfield after weeks with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Midkitt
G. E. Coen
George Guthrie
Athens
Marlin K. Swart
Nina Robison
Alfred
Donald Smith
Springfield
G. He
Earle Mansion House Life In Early 1800s Town
The fragment describes Kitty Earle overseeing housework for guests, noting meticulous cleaning and servant tasks. It then shifts to wartime commentary about Pacific operations, Mindoro and Luzon plans, and Roosevelt’s war goals, followed by a detailed architectural rundown of the Earle mansion including portico, bedrooms, kitchens, servants’ quarters, and surrounding groundsTwo distinct threads appear: domestic life around a 1790s mansion and a wartime opinion piece on Pacific strategy plus a separate house description.
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Kitty
Centre Street
Centre
Earle Howse
Kitty Earle
Dexter Social And Personal Highlights This Weekend
Dexter residents share weekend visits and travels as Mrs. Clair Buzzard tours with her mother Mrs. Lillie Finor and Mrs. Rue Tuckerman visits Middleport. Frank Strong travels from Athens to his Dexter farm while J D Bowen hears of his sister Amanda Vaughn’s death in Bucyrus. Floyd Cleland sells his farm to a West Virginian who plans to relocate to Dexter. News arrives of Mrs. Melvina Kennedy’s death in Northern Ohio, daughter of Charles and Emma Nelson of Old Dexter. Hope Swearingen visits Middleport and Huntington to see her hospitalized husband. D McCann remains at the home of his son-in-law and daughter in Clintonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Clair Buzzard
O'Dayton
Lillie Finor
Rue ‘Tuckerman
Middleort
Homer Hill
Frank Strong
Athens
J. D. Bowen
Amanda Vaughn
Bucyrus
Floyd Cleland
West
G. B. Davis
Clintonville
Reedsville Personal Notices Show Service Members and Visits
Pvt Robert Kislip spent the week with his parents en route to Camp Meade Maryland where he will be transferred from Camp Walters. Ronald Osborne of the U S Navy is on a 30 day furlough with his wife and daughter Janet. Pvt Cecil Dillon Jr stationed at Ft Benning Georgia visited last week with his wife and baby. Mrs C A Pickens visited Belpre to see her daughter Mrs Howard Mull Jr. Mrs Alice Bradstrom returned to Toledo after visiting here with Mrs A C Stewart. Mary Miles and Gertrude Gillespie visited East Liverpool. W Buckley moved from the Larkins property to the Cottle home. Marlon Hetzer of Toledo spent last week here. Cpl Arthur L Helzer of Camp Cook California spent Friday and Saturday with his parents A A Helzer and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Robert Kislip
Charles Srislip
Camp Meade
Camp Walters
Ronald Osborne
U. S. Navy
Janet
Cecil Dillon, Jr
Ft. Bending
C. A. Pickens
Belpre
Howard Mull, Jr
Alice Bradstrom
A. C. Stewart
Mary Miles
Ge Trude Gillespie
Liverpool
W. Buckley
Larkins
Cottle
Marlon "Hetzer
Toledo
Cpl
Arthur L. Helzer
Campcook
Calif
A. A. ‘Elzer and
Wiles Sal
Bailey Hero in Battle Near Pomeroy Receives Award
Sergeant Bailey of Pomeroy and a small infantry group held a monastery compound against German forces for three days. Surrounded and outnumbered nearly twenty to one, they defended doors roofs and passages with scarce food and water while aiding reinforcements and exchanging fire across open fields. Lieutenant Thomas and Lieutenant Hawkins witnessed enemy movement as Sgt Heckman and others racked up casualties before Allied outflanking units ended the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Antmer Bailey
Stars and Stripes
George W. Thomas
Appleton
Wis
Robert E. Harkins
Brooklyn
Ernest Stone
Hamilton
Ala
Lyman Heckman
Finore
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Ohio
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Daytona Beach
T. Kidle
Asiami
Key West
Mary G. Noss
Mary G.noss
Mary Helen Fretts
California
Glenfora
Wegan
Post
Nelsonville
Parks
Stuart
Opera House
Ommunity Drama League
Jaine Goldsberry
Charles Woodworth
Dtor Whitehouse
D. C. Snow
Columas
Veterinary Medical Associa
D. Hopkins
Russel
Gam
Dewitt MacKenzie
Luzon
Philippine Archipelago
Dnag
Formosa
Philippines
Mindoro
Lizon
Vivion
Heaven Gulf
Man
Homing
Lingayen Shen
Manila
Minoro
Ameri
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Bailey
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