Demobilization Dilemma Amid Allied Occupations
The article contrasts hard peace advocates with plans to rehabilitate Germany and demobilize Allied forces. It questions long term occupation in Germany, cites Truman's demobilization pressures, and warns that without sufficient troop replacement plans the United States risks an indefinite postwar presence in Europe while aiming to rebuild Germany and secure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Truman
Japan
MacArthur
United States
America
War Department
Army
Navy
Congress
Europe
Subscription Rates and Postal Terms for Ohio and Elsewhere
Subscription rates list for carrier and mail options in Ohio and outside, with durations from 1 week to 1 year. Notes include overseas subscriptions require a letter of request, and office handling as second class matter. Rates mention different cities and advertising terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Boweres
Athens Post
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Pike and Bland in a Rainy Inn Night Intrigue
Piled with tension in a storm soaked setting, Pike escapes Bateman's house after a tense search. Bland probes Pike about last night while Bateman dies by apparent self harm, setting up a dangerous inquiry at the inn.
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Ory
Vike
Pike
Bateman
Bland
John Clay
Brand
Mr. Bland
Sloan warns labour management clash could reshape American business
Chairman Alfred P. Sloan contends that the GM wage dispute signals a broader shift toward government or politically appointed arbiters dictating pay and business fate. He argues such a system would dethrone private owners, deter investment, and undermine management rights and economic progress.
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General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
Congress
Sloan
Truman
On The Job Postwar Duty For Veterans
A call to still mobilize civilians as veterans return home. With over four million discharged, transportation and demobilization strain persists. The speaker warns delays stem partly from nations that started the war and warns against new conflicts if controls lapse.
Visualizing a Prolonged Meat Pack Strike
The piece warns that a long strike by 200000 meat packers could disrupt U S eating habits and meat shipments to Europe. It notes the Agriculture Secretary warning of a feed shortage and the risk to farmers and ranchers if stock must be fed longer than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
McSherry outlines German labor democratization postwar
Brigadier General Frank J. McSherry reports to the War Department on manpower work in Germany after World War II. He details a plan to democratize labor by secret ballots, shop steward elections, and organizing unions along CIO or AFL lines, amid a ruined Nazi labor system.
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Washington
Germany
Frank J. McSherry
War Department
U. S
Central Council
McSherry
War Manpower Commission
Algiers
United States
Hitler
CIO
AFL
The Power of Modern Labor in Mass Production
The article notes the potential economic paralysis from prolonged strikes in steel or coal and argues workers now hold disproportionately powerful leverage in mass production industries. It stresses organized leadership and strategic wage demands aimed at maximizing impact.
Rutland Social Notes Share Dinner Guests and Visits
Rutland social page lists dinner guests, visits and travel notes. Attendees include Wells, Homer Seaville, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Keck and family, Gene Steinman, Ted Webster Jr., Anne and Jon, Robert Vandemark, Bertha Rathburn hosting New Year’s Day dinner with Canaday and Chapman families, and various relatives visiting in Rutland and nearby towns.
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Webster
Edith Bean
Bert Beard
James Omas
G F. Thomas
Scott Canaday
G. F. Thomas
Carl Meyers
Dayton
William Snowden
Meyers
Blanche Clark
Howard Ball
Lancaster
Robert Swick
Jackson
Salem St
Ralph Blosser
Sidney Parker
Nelsonville
Charles Foley
Pearl Molden
Columbus
Ed Molden
T-3
States
Japan
Muriel Foley
Maude Rawlings
Tommy Anderson
Charleston
Palmer McConnell
Inlaw
E. BE. Homer
Point Pleasant
Betty Buck
C. We Buck
Vernon aAlas
Painesville
Nathan Taxdorf
Lon Taylor
Logan
W.va
Russell Little
Lit-te
William Chase
Buck
Tammly
Charles Haler
Crooksville
J €. M. Chase
Sylvan Snowden
Holzer Hospital
Jem
Jean Miller
Pomeroy
Dorothy Kennedy
Pegey Taylor
Joan Snowden
Doe Turner
Som Danny
Mason Social And Personal In Mason This Holiday Season
Local social notes list guests including E Bull of Roanoak Virginia and Charles Fink family from Charoloin Pennsylvania visiting Mason residents. Funeral services for Mrs Phillip Hennesy Sr were held at Mason Catholic Church. Sir Herbert Amick reported back to Norfolk reassignment. Various families visit relatives and attend church events in Mason.
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Bmason
Rosa Fink
E. Bull
Roanoak
Charles Fink
Charoloin
Pa_ Mir
Don Kilmore
Sewark
Sam Jefferes
Phillip Hennesy
Mason Catholic Church
Herbert Amick
Norfolk
Charles Ingels
Huntington
W. Va
Clara Barton
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
Joe Grimm
Indiana
Renna Grimm
Robert Levnine
Navy Reserves
Leining
H. Amick
Joe Bader
Charleston
James Dish Jr
Mason Clinic
Ralph Sayer
Akron
Hemlock Grove Social and Personal Fragments
Attendance figures from Hemlock Grove Sunday School and Pomona Grange meetings are reported. Families and friends visited and hosted one another including Midkiffs, Heilmans, Hawk, Welker, Paulsen, Romine, Porter Midkiff, and Zina Midkiff. Cemetery, illness notes and local greetings appear across Akron area references.
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Hemlock Grove
Pomona Grange
Hemlock Grove Grange
Grab
Ziba Midkiff
R. V. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Ralph Welker
Pomeroy
Corning News Notes Seacoast Visits and LocalEvents
Corning residents report visits from relatives in Miami and Columbus. Navy discharge news for Mr. Gray after 2 1/2 years in the Pacific. Local church and lodge notices include Holy Hour for Holy Name Sunday and monthly Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Corning Railroader basketball to travel to Glenford for two games.
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Harry Hite
Columbus
Firm Lambert
G. D. Keller
Marie
New Lenington
Ryan Radigan
Crooksville
Melvin Fox
Elmer Rowland
Kennard Rowland
Jim Bigum
Lancaster
J. E. Rodgers
Missey
Helen
Margaret
Jo- Ann Klarenbeck
George Klarenbeck
Florine Campbell
William Campbell
Co. I. Smith
Lima
James Craig
Ella Mae Preest
Elizabeth Ann Brooks
Eliza Murray
Brotherhood of Railroad
IOOF
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
Eagle Hall
St. Bernard Church
England
France
Luxembourg
Germany
Corning Railroader
Glenford
George Phillis
Mary Frasure
Logan
B. J. Souders
Jerry Goodwell
Carl Goodwell
Andrew Roberts
Richmond
William Foura
John Frasure
New Straitsville
John Duffy
Owen Duffy
E. Smith
Glouster
Frank Phillips
Miles Easler
Fluke by Dewitt Mackenzie on the UNO and world peace
The columnist reflects on the United Nations Assembly in London and compares it to the League of Nations in Paris. He notes the crowd fervor for the Big Three after the peace treaty signing, laments past league failures, and warns that global disarray risks renewed war as Europe and Asia face upheaval.
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Dewitt MacKenzie Paris
United Nations Organization Assembly
London
Europe
Assembly
Versailles
League of Nations
Huemianity
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
League
Asia
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National Dispatch
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Strvke
Hle
Calvin
Peter Edson
Rutland Social Notes
Turner
Alfred Foster
Carpenter
Harry Powell
Francis Snowden
Cols
James Titus
Rutland Garden Club
Don Anderson
A.ing Hoste
Sarah Steut
Canales
Hattie McKenzie
Garnet Williamson
Evelyn Jordan
Ethel Jackson
Stephen Bailey
Marry Forrest
Bird Lasher
Olive Ingraham
Smut
Mason
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