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Ohio
Raiasia
Bervie
Athens Post
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
John Lewis Demands Free Market Stance on Goverment Power
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers argues before the House Labor Committee that government should stay out of price controls and oppose nationalization of coal mines. He defends free enterprise and opposes Truman’s bill banning major strikes until a fact finding board rules. Lewis uses forceful rhetoric and old style oratory to challenge congressmen.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
England
House Labor Committee
Lewis
America
United Mime Workers
Truman
Capitol Hill
Confucius
Congressional
Lois and Pike Uncover Mary Butler Mystery at Inn
John Clay’s agent Fay Tudor and Lois press Pike for plans as Mary Butler vanishes after Aunt in Bakersfield reports illness. Lois hints at competition and notes Sam’s orders to remove Pike from the inn while hinting at a wider intrigue. The scene ends with Pike told to return to New York.
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Pike
Mr. Hitt
Lois
Sam
Fay Tudor
Pike Ann
John Clay
Niiece
Roger Bland
Bland
Valley
Mary Butler
Bakersfield
Mary
Marcia Clay
Marcia
Mary Bute
Luis
Bateman
Mary Buller
New York
Dangerous Ballyhoo in Labor Controversies and Politics
The article criticizes partisan ballyhoo at political conventions and its spillover into labor disputes. It argues management and workers both fuel hostility, notes private quiet deals shaping outcomes, warns that public rhetoric harms the economy, and questions whether socialization or wage gains drive workers.
LaGuardia Turns Author and Broadcaster in New Era
Former New York mayor F H LaGuardia, now with a weekly radio show and newspaper column, tackles headlines and press ethics from a critic’s vantage. The piece humorously argues his idealism clashes with newsroom realities and tests his grasp of one-column heads.
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F. H. LaGuardia
New York
Mr. LaGuardia
Nazi Conscience and Bach-Zelewski Testimony at Nuremberg
The article discusses SS general Bach-Zelewski confirming Hitler decree to exterminate 30,000,000 Slavs and Jews. It notes his claim of conscience triggering testimony and questions motives for war crimes charges, suggesting a rare remorse amid Nazi leadership.
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Nuernberg
Bach-Zelewski
Himmiler
Europe
Bach- Zelewski
Adolf Hitler
Labor logjam looms over postwar economy and steel strike
Peter Edson surveys Washington as the next week could decide if major strikes expand or ease. A steel settlement is pivotal, with wage demands from CIO steel workers and other industries tied to steel price moves. The piece weighs government roles, labor strategy, and the risk of long-term contracts versus reopen negotiations.
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Washington
Lew Schwellenbach
Truman
OPA
CIO
General Motors
Telegraph
War Labor Board
Inhor
U S GIs in Paris Debate Demobilization and Occupation
A column discusses Allied occupation postwar Germany, arguing for continued U.S. troop presence to ensure peace and democracy. It notes the need to replace departing GIs, the risk of Russia or others taking charge, and the goal of re educating Germans to prevent future aggression. It also includes a temperance notice criticising misleading liquor ads and arguing against prohibition’s failures.
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Uuis
Br Dewitt Mack
Paris
Uncle Sam
Europe
Germany
America
Reich
Wax Process Cited to Aid In Storing Fruit
Columbus report notes fruit can be waxed to aid storage. Ohio State Horticulture Society secretary F. Beach says the Ohio Fruit Growers will learn the method at the 79th annual meeting February 6 and 7 in Cincinnati. Marquis de Lafayette legacy cited with young general appointment at age 20.
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Columbus
Beach
Ohio State Horticulture Society
Ohio Fruit Growers
Cincinnati
Nine Points Editor Opposes Universal Military Training
The editorial argues against universal training noting the United States faces no need for it and one rival could threaten only if war is desired. It claims current trained forces suffice for five years and cites victories in seven wars as evidence that peacetime conscription offers no timely victory.
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United States
America
Ling
Tommy
National Defense
the sTessenger
Congress
Japan
Notable scientists discuss atom knowledge and world betterment
Dr. Arthur H. Compton spoke in Athens predicting scientists will learn to split the atom and that this knowledge could help build a better world. Mrs. Audrey Wyatt announced WPA funds for two nursery schools in the district. Ohio University ROTC support drew backing from the American Legion post but faced opposition from Athens ministers.
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Arthur H. Compton
Athens
Audrey Wyatt
Pomeroy
WPA
K. T. Crossen Post
The
American Legion
ROTC
Ohio University
Reedsville Personal Notes and Naval Returnees
Reedsville section reports Floyd Boring visiting his father at Camp Robinson Arkansas along with several service members returning home from the Pacific with separation papers. Community events include the Methodist Church W.S.C.S meeting and a Garden Club program on Ohio trees and bulb planting. Garnet infused anti skid material used on aircraft carrier decks is noted.
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Reedsville
Floyd Boring
Camp Robinson
Ark
Glen Boring
David Hamilton
John W.metzer
Navy
Arlie Marks
Earl Powell
Army
Pacific Area
C. A. Barnett
W.s.cs
Methodist Church
Essie Congreve
Wellston
Cora Patton
Garden Club
Lillian Pickens
Savilla Barnett
Ohio
Lucy Ribble
Emma Whitehead
Nelle Clark
Long Bottom
Jimmie Cowdery
Helen Kibble
St Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Paul Kibble
Akron
Farlene Humphrey
Cleveland
Martinedale
W. E. Kirk
Hogeysell
W. Way
Robert Mixer
Richard Myers
Shirley Lou
Betty Bailey
Alvin Myers
Silver Ridge
Camp Pickett
Ted Pullins
Bill
Bruce Myers
Miss Fay
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