Nelsonville Shoe Factory Idle Over Worker Status
Nelsonville William Brooks Shoe Co. idle over dispute on an employee’s status. About 175 workers affected as union votes to stay idle pending arbitration or reinstatement. Factory serves Army contract work with 100000 pairs planned for second quarter.
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Nelsonville
William Brooks Shoe Co
War Department
United Shoe Workers of America
CIO
Accret
George Martin
Portsmouth
CIC
Warren Will Head Party
NELSONVILLE At a York Township Democrat Club meeting Garrett Warren was elected secretary treasurer. A reorganization committee named includes Bud Day Harry Blimes Gordon Tolliver Oliver Savage Harold Nanna Floyd Shelton Beulah Savage Freda Hoch Elza Cullison and Win Bols to redecorate the club room and establish headquarters in the Buckeye Building funded by Dr C G Dew. A Feb 11 meeting was announced and all Democrats were urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Democrat Club
Garrett
Warren
Bud Day
Harry Blimes
Gordon Tolliver
Oliver Savage
Harold Nanna
Floyd Shelton
Beulah Savage
Freda Hoch
Elza Cullison
Win Bols
Buckeye Building
W. Washington St
C G. Dew
Erb-Help Ad From Nelsonville Prompts Athens Testimony
An Athens reader reports drastic relief from gas and bloating using Erb-Help advertised by Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville. The testimonial claims the medicine, made from twelve herbs, cured severe stomach distress despite the user dying before sharing details.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Robberies Hit City Shops In Weekend Break‑ins
Nelsonville reports two break in cases ending with police. suspects may have hidden in rear of pocket billiard room and exited via a rear window after breaking a glass. John Owens Confectionary on W Washington St lost five to ten dollars in change from two registers Saturday night. Monday, Frank Keyes of a grocery on W Columbus St noted gasoline stamps stolen from the money drawer during a previous night entry.
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Nelsonville
John Owens
W. Washington ,St
Frank Keyes
W. Columbus St
DAR Groups Plan Work For Children
Nelsonville report outlines three DAR committees focused on youth. Children of the American Revolution leads state efforts with six new CAR societies and a Nelsonville chapter. junior president Edith Johnson and vice president Marian Renaud are named. Girl Homemakers, led by Mrs. Kenneth Fraser, promotes home life responsibilities. Junior American Citizens, expanding in schools and churches, trains youth in the American way of life with clubs first formed in Cincinnati.
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Nelsonville
Ohig Society
Ernest W. Shaw
Toledo
Lowell E. Burnette
Cleveland
Ohio
Edith Johnson
Denison University
Marian Renaud
Cleveland Heights High School
Kate Duncan
Smith Mountain
America
Girl Homemakers
Kenneth Fraser
Dayton
DAR
Junior American Citizens Committee
Cincinnati
Recreation For Youths Is Planned At Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville notes a Wednesday 7 to 9 pm youth recreation hour at the Church of Christ with a 6:30 dinner on January 31 followed by Ohio State-Michigan football film and coach commentary. Activities include ping pong, shuffleboard, and a girls covered dish supper. A commission of adults and youths directs the program open to eighth graders and up, with Estel Crabtree in charge of games and Coach Dupler assisting.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Ohio State
Estel “Crabby” Crabtree
Dupler
Jimmy Pritchard
Dick Phillips
Spenny Steenrod
Arlene Hall
Lois Ann Ray
Verna Hand
Stanley Mechem
Roy Morris
Edward Howe
George Barrows
L. E. Evans
Point Pleasant Bowling Scores and Local Army Movement
Point Pleasant bowling scores are noted alongside a report of military movements. Davis, formerly at Fort Sill Oklahoma, is mentioned with family details as he relocates to Fort Meade Maryland after a furlough in Tamms with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Davis.
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Nelsonville
Pyt Harnid Ho
Tamms) Davis
Fort Meade
Fred Davis
Pyt Davis
Fort Sur
Oklay
Plot To Fix Cage Game Is Admitted
Brooklyn College basketball faces a Black Sox like scandal as five players admit signing a statement that they accepted 1000 to throw the Akron game in Boston and arrange a fix for the St Francis game at Madison Square Garden. Arrests and suspensions loom as investigators trace payments and betting plans.
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Brooklyn
Chicago Black Sox
Edward Hefferman
Louis Andreozzi
Kings County
Brooklyn College
Akron
Boston
St. Francis
Madison Square Garden
Tom Kanaly
Boston Garden
Bernard Barnett
Larry Pearlstein
Robert Leder
Jerry Green
Stanley Simon
Barnett
Pearlstein
Harry Rosen
Harvey Stemmer
Rasen
Richard Fennelly
John Carrell
James Cone
Stemmer
Jan.ue
Rosen
Purdue Bolermakers pull into Big Ten tie with Badgers
Purdue defeats Wisconsin 45 to 34 at Lafayette to share fourth place in the Big Ten with a 3.00 percent. The Boilermakers, after four straight losses following an opening win, used tough defense to limit Wisconsin to long shots and stay in the race. In other notes, Nelsonville family announces a son entering service last year and Ralph Kraus signs with Cincinnati Reds after glowing amateur acclaim.
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Chicago
Purdue
Badgers
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Scholastic cage teams have daffiest week of scraps
Bellevue and Mansfield clash with suspicions of postgame fighting as OHSAA reviews details. Scores topple expectations with South Zanesville routing Otsego 102 to 5 and Canton Timken and Youngstown Woodrow Wilson posting explosive averages. Coal shortage raises future schedule questions as Columbus schools plan day games.
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Sioner
OHSAA
Mansfield
Bellevue
Rex Hess
Mansfield W News-Journal
Tiger
Ohio
South Zanesville
Otsego
South Zanesvile
Canton Timken
Youngstown
Woodrow
Newark
Millers- Port
Lancaster
St. Marys
Lew Hirt
Hamilton
Hamilton Catholic
Feam
Dayton Chaminade
Columbus
Marietta
Wilshire
Ridge
North Canton
Cleveland West
Middletown
Hamilton Public
Toledo
Woodward
Toledo Libbey
Youngstown Diez
Selby
Grogan
Wolf
Smiley
Barr
Swank
Scraven
Knights
Q Sanders
Russell
Dean
Kircher
Woodrow Wilson
Akron
Canton McKinley
Columbus South
South
Columbiana
Yorkville
Euclid Shore
Wayne
Utica
Dola
Zanesville-Otsego
Forrest Yarger
Junior Means
Potts
Senecaville
Madison
George Fulton
Canton St. John
Bolivar
Arturo Godoy Comes Back in Quest for Louis Fight
Arturo Godoy, South American heavyweight, arrived in Miami seeking a rematch with Joe Louis after their 15 round bout in 1940. He weighed 208 pounds, eight more than in that fight, and said he could beat Louis today with faster, harder punches. He plans to travel to New York to meet his manager.
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Miami
Fla
Arturo Godoy
United States
Joe Louis
Godey
Newsmen
Louis
New York
Connecticut Sports Writers Dinner Celebrates Legends Across Sports
The fourth annual Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance dinner in New Haven honored many sports figures with Connecticut roots. Babe Ruth joked about missing exhibition games and teased a future baseball commissioner role. Eddie Eagan recalled Yale beginnings from Frank Merriwell books. Ken Strong and Chick Meehan also attended, as Musial dealt with a bat mishap and teen critique during a training camp visit. Bill Cox acquired Gene Tunney's All-American Football Conference stake, while Bob Guild's Golden Gloves bid sparks debate on risk and opportunity for reporters.
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Hugh Fullerton
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Sports Writers” Alliance
Sperts
Connecticut
Babe Ruth
George Weiss
Babe
Yankee Ball Club
Eddie Eagan
Yale
New York Boxing Commission
Frank Merriwell
Grid Giants
Ken Strong
Chick Meehan
CORF
Bill Cox
Phillies
Gene Tunney
Bob Guild
Hollywood
Calif
Citizen-News
Plains High 1944 Football Squad Banquet Honors Team
Roger Connor spoke at a banquet for the Plains High School 1944 football squad, attended by 17 players, fathers, and school officials. He praised teamwork and a fighting heart learned through a losing season. Principal Kail lauded the team’s conduct, Captain Batchelder voiced thanks, and 19 letters were awarded.
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Roger Connor
McBee Company
the Plains High School
Connor
Calvin
Plains
V. Kail
Paul Batchelder
Don Buell
Ohio University
Akron duo reclassified by draft boards in 1-4 shift
Fritz Nagy and Mike Kosick of Akron University move from 4-F to 1-4 on draft boards. Nagy, an all-Ohio forward last year, has 271 points in 13 games this season. Muskingum College crushed Fletcher General Hospital 74 to 33 as ten Muskies reached the scoring column.
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AKRON
Akron University
Fritz Nagy
Mike Kosick
Nagy
Muskingum Wens
NEW Concord
Muskingum College
Muskles
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Muskingum
Bobcats face Otterbein in rematch at Westerville
Ohio University hopes to rebound after a 47 41 win by Otterbein last season and seeks to keep Johnny Maldovan’s push toward 100 points this year. Jim Mackey leads scoring with 116 on the season as Ralph Sayre and Mark Wylie trail. Bob Brandle sits with 77.
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Denison
Ohio University
Ledger
Otterbein
Westerville
Bobcats
Cardinals
Ohio
Uate Tenby
Bob Cat
Pomaxi
Johnny Maldovan
Johnny
Jim Mackey
Ralph Sayre
Mark Wylie
Bob Brandle
Sayre Ihu Jeads
Tremone Promises Rejuvenation For Middle Aged Men
An advertisement claims Tremone, a medical formula combining vitamins and hormones, can restore youth vitality and pleasures for men past their prime. Sold by Galisher Drug Company and druggists. Follow label directions.
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Galisher Drug Company
Ady
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Miles Howe
Moose Club
Glouster
Point Pleasant
Logan
Women’s League
Mariette Co
Waugh
Oveland
Grueser
Jackson
Ats O. J. Morrison
Dimick
le Thompson Drug
Somerville
Hopeind
Getty
Hyatt Wallace
Harrison
I O'Dell Lumber Co.Martin
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Terd Hack Auto Supply
N. Quillin
I. Sehorr
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Marshal
Hurley
22Nd Street
Leonora ‘Uneral
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Bradshaw
Jewell Ns
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Wilson
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Schorr
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Strauss
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Blaker
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Grimes
ToveMan
den of Detroit
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Bari
Ithe
Bailey
Heiden
Alfred Krhee
Alexander
Paquette
Joe Dumesic
Kenosha
Was
Ima
Stanley Stefancic
Don Fairchild
Athens B.P.O.E
Lincoln Talton
Nelsonuile Rt
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Fat Dalton
Flan
Abe
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Cincinnati Biseralt
Reds
Ralph Kraus
Athens City Bowling League
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Harold W. Emschler
Commis
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Burn Charity
Drew
Providence
Louis Lanz
T. K.O
Jimmy Nelson
Detroit
Ruby Garcia
Puerto Rico
T . O. Leon Spencer
3Erry
Faithie
Logan— Kerennite
Columber
Roberts
New Straitsville
Mac McQuade Barber Shop
Hilleary Shoe Hospital
Messenger Sports
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Stan Musial
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Training Center
Stan
Musial
Plains High
Insurance Sight
Unéesel
Oakley Oakley
Nelsonville, Ohio
Dummer
Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St
James H. Wilson
Citizens Bank
Office Bours
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