Legal limits of Smyth Connally wartime labor law
Analysis of the Smith Connally Act shows Congress aimed to allow suits for damages from work stoppages in plants doing government business wartime. It outlines required notices and statements of issues to avoid disruption, details penalties for noncompliance, and notes government seizure norms and potential liability for unions or leaders in efforts to delay or prevent back to work.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Secretary of Labor
National War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Rae
Uma
Department of Justice
Ceters
Westminster and various churches observe Young People's Day across Athens area
Westminster Fellowship joins Presbyterian and Protestant groups for Young People's Day and Youth Week. Speakers include Mrs. Fred Lachs on The Postwar World is Now. Westminster Fellowship members assist in services and cabinet members are installed. Christian Science and other churches hold Sunday schools, services, and youth programs across Athens including Wesleyan Youth Week events and campus student fellowships.
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Presbyterian
Westminster Fellowship
Fred Lachs
Westminster
Church School
Westminster Fell
James Seward
Stu
Westminster Foundation
June Smeal
Bunny Richardson
Ben Johnson
Financial Can
Valois Finley
Dorothy Knapp
Michael Rich
Emagean Woods
Supper Hour
New Marshfield and First Methodist Church Weekly Activities
New Marshfield Christian Preaching services listed. First Methodist Wesley Foundation open house Friday Jan 25 at 8 p.m. Sunday schedule includes church school 9 15 a.m. worship 10 30 a.m. pastor Rev Harold F Kellogg speaks on Toward an Understanding of God with next week topic Gods ess and Our Wholeness. Nursery for preschool, children hour, youth fellowship 4 30 p.m. foundation supper 5 p.m. musical meditations 6 p.m. senior high fellowship 7 15 p.m. men s organization meeting Monday 7 30 p.m. with Col Wilfred J Smith speaker. Foundation choir rehearsal Tuesday 7 15 p.m. Upper Room meditation Wednesday 7 30 p.m. WSCS meetings Friday 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. continuous.
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First Methodist Wesley Foundation
Harold F. Kellogg
Wesley Foundation
Col
Wilfred J. Smith
Ohio University
WSCS
Athens High School minstrel show drawn big crowd
Twenty years ago Athens High School staged an American Legion minstrel with many participants. Activities included a bridge party, a visit from Hobson Study Circle, and Miss Margaret Merwin joining Stains College as an instructor. Local church schedules and Sunday services are listed for area congregations.
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American Legion
Athens High School
Earl Beckley
Carl Nessley
Dean Rauch
Ss. M. Clifton
Gus" White
Earl Beckiey
Gene Shafer
Ralph Dupler
Betty _Griswald
Harry Bartlett
Toledo
F. J. Preston
Hobson Study Circle
Clarence Wyckoff
Maplewood
Margaret Merwin
J. T. Merwin
Bristol
Stains College
Murder at Cliff's Edge The Willson Family Tragedy
A breakfast scene aboard Cliff's Edge reveals a fragile peace shattered by Phillipa Carey's cold breach of trust. Fletcher Willson plans to depart for service while Betsy watches loyalty clash with intimate danger as family tension hints at a looming, deadly act.
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London
Fletcher Willison
Phillipa Carey
Philadelphia
Willson Mills
Miss Jennys
Hebard Pharr
Miss Jenny
Rock Gardens
Mr. Willson
Jenny
Phillip Fletch
Andy
Joel
Phillipa
Betsy
Dru
Philippia
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
Fletch
Franco interview signals gradual move to democracy
Generalissimo Francisco Franco says Spain aims for a path toward democracy led by the people and insists Spain is developing on its own terms, not under Hitler or Mussolini. He notes the Cortes must approve laws and hints diplomacy with the United States may improve as wars accelerate Spain's political evolution.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Spain
Germany
Italy
Franco
Cortes
el Caudillo
America
Questions on the motor strike and a new economic philosophy
Malcolm W. Bingay comments in the Detroit Free Press on the nationwide strike issues. The piece argues wages and prices tied to profits, union influence in business decisions, and a shift toward government intervention akin to England. It warns that wage-driven profits could crush small firms and lead to government ownership, ending free enterprise.
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Malcolm W. Bingay
Detroit Free Press
Thomas L. Stokes
Stokes
England
America
Henry Ford
Isser
General Motors
States Can't Take It On High Road Costs
An Oregon newspaper notes high bids exceed state estimates for highway projects by 12 to 25 percent, with 50 percent above 1941 costs. Officials say the road program cannot proceed under such bids, criticizing cost absorption policies and the idea retailers bear inflated costs while OPA policy limits price rises for consumers.
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Oregon
State Highway Commission
Commission
OPA
OPA pricing trap in used car trade ins uncovered
Washington reports a new OPA ceiling price loophole may let dealers shortchange buyers in trade ins for new cars. A buyer could receive a $300 trade in while paying an extra $299 above the ceiling, with dealers citing restoration costs to justify reduced offers. The Enforcement Division assesses legality of such deals under OPA rules.
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Washington
OPA
Fist Place
OFA
Inrade
Retail Inflation Burden Forces Merchants to Cut Supplies
The article argues that over a million retailers face rising costs and frozen prices, bearing the inflation burden. It warns that the pressure is unjust and unsustainable, leading to reduced production as many merchants drop distributing nonessential items.
Blue Lake News Notes
Blue Lake community notes list local visits moves illness and return from service. Carroll Caldwell fractured arm Hattie Fry fractured hip Ode Cox moved to farm Russell Sheets property Fay Fletcher and sons Columbus guests of Cox family Mary Geraldine Sheets Columbus weekend guest Ruth Queen Columbus visiting relatives Stephen Queen overseas three years with wife and kids William Moots wounded in South Pacific battles. Gallaton Lusher influenza convalescent Golda Wells convalescing after pneumonia.
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Blue Lake
Carroll Caldwell
Hattie Fry
Paris Young
James Smith
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Chum
Athens Area Church Services
Christian Science Sunday School
Nam A
Gream
Joe Maffett
Ida Allison
Good Shepherd Church OF Christ
George Key
St. Luke's
Marietta
Oden Johnson
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School
E. C. Kerine
Athens
Albany Methodist
Albany
Temple
Pearl Chapel
Showville
Pleasant Valley
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Elery Rice
Myron Martin
E. G. Genheimer
Nazarene
Drell H. Goff
Plains Nazarené Church
Z. N. Lakin
Salvation Army
Salvation
Soldiers
Corps
Junior Legion
Holiness
New Marshfield
Fred Fenzel
Park Place
Sca Saas Sinaean
Robin Beckley
Bates
Cnauncey the
Hazel Harvey
Marshfield
Aha S
Union
Richland Ave
Joan Reeves
South Canaan Baptist Church
Charles J. Bowen
Carpenter First Baptist Fairplay Chapel
Schiool
Praser
Pomeroy U.B. Circuit Enterprise
Christian Endeavor
Morning Star
Carmel
Danville Pilgrim Bible School
Red Town
Corning
St. Bernard's Catholic
First United Brethren
Christ
Lost Ark
Dorothy Staley
San Francisco
Cliff's Edge
Phi
U. S
Peter Edson
Golda Wells
By Galbraith
WEA
Wee. FM
AEG
Margie
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