Newspaper Patronage Rates and Publication Credits
The notice lists associations and agencies including the Associated Press and Ohio publishers. It provides subscription rates by mail and to servicemen, carrier rates, and locations of national representatives in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland. Advertising rates available on request. Obituary and card of thanks incur nominal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mewspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audi Moreau
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Associated Frese
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
It Is Time to Make Strikes Against Public Safety Stick
A historical overview argues for a president to enforce a rule against strikes that threaten public safety. It critiques Roosevelt era policies and supports a strong stance that neither labor nor capital may strike during national emergencies. The piece urges a White House leader who will enforce this rule consistently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Too Late Too Little War Economy and Farm Use in Ohio
An analysis argues that drought, manpower shortages, and Army inductions have reduced farming in Ohio. It notes pastures unused and fields unplanted, suggesting wartime shifts in labor and land use impact food production and nationwide shortages. It cautions against premature peacetime pressure for a war economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Reckoning Day Ahead in Class Tensions Across Nation
A columnist argues that rising labor and farmer divides and a strong white collar bloc will shape the next Congress. He predicts temporary injustices to some classes, a cooling period, and loss of certain gains as new political balances form. A Western business perspective closes the piece.
Roosevelt Era Executive Clash Highlights Power Struggles
The piece critiques how executive power is misapplied in Washington, noting Vice President Wallace and Secretary Jesse Jones clash over authority. It cites congressional scrutiny of executive orders, misused agency roles, and a disputed veto message about labor legislation, urging clear delegation and nonpoliticized military input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Jesse Jones
United States
Senate
House
Board of Economic Warfare
Secretary of Commerce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Mr. Jones
RFC
Jones
Chester Davis
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
House Military Affairs Committee
War and Navy Departments
McCloy
War Department
Knox
Navy Department
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Admiral Land
Maritime Commission
Miss Perkins
Army
Navy
War and Navy Department
Washington Seen by Peter Edson: Wartime anti cartel drive
The U S Department of Justice launches a wartime anti cartel campaign led by Tom C Clark to prosecute international accords among major firms including National Lead and DuPont over titanium compounds used in paint. Indictments and investigations target German British Italian and Japanese firms with post war repercussions for U S companies and consumer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Justice
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company
Tom C. Clark
Thurman Arnold
Department of Justice
Herbert A. Berman
Newark
N. J
Tom Clark
U. S
Air power in battle shows strong Allied air losses and fighter strength
War today surveys Allied air fleets losses and fighter performance. It notes a global ratio of about one American plane lost for every three enemy planes, with the South Pacific ratio better than five to one in favor of Allied fighters.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
Britain
England
North Africa
Middle East
Algeria
Pacific
South Pacific
Comments on current events and wartime letters
A reader letter argues over wartime wage disputes and miner strikes, urging fair treatment and wage increases for miners amid defense plant work. The column includes Clark Lee's Pacific chapter recounting Japanese soldiers in the Philippines and battle tactics with blunt, non graphic observations.
Middleport Daughters of America elect officers in TEN YEARS AGO
Ten years ago the Middleport Daughters of America elected Frances Roush Wilmetta Mulford Louise Ohlinger Helena Ohlinger Agnes Staats Edith Sauer Ida Staats Florence Pauly Minnie Foit Cora McBride Pauline Ohlinger Maude Tewksbury Rebecca Stevens Mary L. Stephenson as officers The Thomas Jewelers tied for first by beating Shoe Factory 12 to 10 in Nelsonville Recreation Soft Ball League Needle Club Athens members visited James Williams Hebbardsville for a picnic Hazel Cline Albany returned from eight months in New York City Athens guest of Miss Greta Lash Messenger Watch Dog column noted a man in Murray lost his horse and a rubber tired survey Then Charlie and Belle Brown of Athens shipped rambler roses to Columbus hospitals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport Daughters of America
Frances Roush
Wilmetta Mulford
Louise Ohlinger
Helena Ohlinger
Agnes Staats
Edith Sauer
Ida Staats
Florence Pauly
Minnie Foit
Cora McBride
Pauline Ohlinger
Maude ‘Tewksbury
Rebecca Stevens
Mary L. Stephenson
Thomas Jewelers
Recreation
Nelsonville
Shoe Factory
Hazel Cline
Albany
New York City
Athens
Greta Lash
Notable Answers From a Quiz on History and Happenings
A quiz question set highlights notable aviation honors, exploration feats, a South American president's NYC visit, the origin of the New Orleans Mardi Gras, and Missouri as the Show Me state. Answers include Captain Edward Fielden flying King George VI, Abel Tasman discovering New Zealand and Tasmania, General Higinio Morínigo visiting New York and Chicago, Mardi Gras starting in 1827 before Ash Wednesday, and Missouri as the Show Me state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hinigio Morinigo
Paraguay
Chicago
New Orleans
Blue Lake News Briefs Highlights Local Servicemen and Families
Private Harold Keaton, recently reported killed at Pearl Harbor but alive, visits as a guest of friends and is 22, Mercer high school graduate and Marine. Various residents including Miss Eleanor Sheets and Miss Eva Gay appear as guests or recovering from surgery, with furloughs noted for Pvt. James Gatewood and Pvt. Nelson Gatewood. Twin daughters born to James Angell, former Audrey Shaffer. Ivan Sheets visits. Dick Lynch ill from ivy poisoning.
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Blue Lake
Harold Keaton
Pearl Harbor
Friends
Mercersville High School
Eleanor Irene Sheets
James Hazlett
Bladen
Eva Mae Gay
Clan Cox
Doris
Columbus
Pvt
Garfield Blazier
New Mexico
Bernard Eugene
Samuel Kemper
James Gatewood
Sher Saunders
Army Air Corps
Melvin Gatewood
James Angel
Angell
Audrey Shaffer
Ivan Sheets
Gallipolis
L. A. Stevers
Nelson Gatewood
P. C. Gatewood
Charles Henderson
Marion
Alma Lynch
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid to Meet Friday Night
Taylor Ridge social notes summarize a Friday meeting planned at Mrs. Helen Vess home. The item lists numerous local visitors and guests from Redtown Dayton Barberton Bishopville and Virginia Beach with multiple family connections and visits noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Helen Vess
Bertha Heffkin
William Dalton
Helen Dalton
Redtown
Lenard Dalton
Pearl Raley
Dayton
John Davis
Dwight Smith
Carol Ann
Betty Linscott
Barberton
Carl Welling
P. M. Smith
Bishopville
Della Chalfant
Columbus
J. B. Chalfant
George Walker
Virginia Beach
Sullivan Maxwell
Hartley
Pone Ridge
Ronnie Smith
Clifford Olbers
Sharon Lee
Joy
Marie Pummell
Fred Olbers
Emmett Olbers
Sam Wyatt
Bertha Wyatt
Trimble
Lloyd Wyatt
Henry Martin
Francis Porter
Linda Lou
Dave Swartz
Hilah Jean Vess
Glenna Hanning
Francis G Wolf
June Heffkin
Rosalee Mingus
B. W. Conaway
Evan Davis
Stacey Vess
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington, D. C
Steele
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
the Messenger
Geo
Williams
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Clark Lee
Philippines
China
Lingayen Gulf
Frank Bridget
Langoscawayan Point
Fry
Frank
Bridget
Langoscawayan
Corregidor
Orient
Hong Kong
Japan
Needle Club
James Williams
Hebbardsville
Murray
Murray Road
Charlie and
Belle Brown
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc. M. Reo
Edward Fielden
George
New Zealand
Tasmania
Abel Janzoon Tasman
State
Missouri
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Hollis Neal
Aristotle
Springfield
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