National Dispatch critiques OPA bill and wage policy
David Lawrence’s National Dispatch denounces the administration’s stance on reconversion and wage controls, arguing unions threaten labor costs and shortages. It claims Truman undermined fair play in collective bargaining, aiding inflation and potentially dissolving the OPA. It calls for wage, then price, control.
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Washington
OPA
Office of War Mobilization
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Panketer
Eninue
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Foreser Labor Co
Wagner
Truman
United States
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Wartime Romance and A Marriage Plan at The Hotel
Sally Maxnard and Jim Hallock navigate wartime pressures, love, and family approval as they plan to marry. Sally debates honesty and duty while Aunt Clem’s stance looms, and Jim pledges to visit Sally’s aunt to seek consent, amid a tense hospital backdrop and social expectations.
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Jim Hatlock
Jim
Sally
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Jim Hallock
Sally Maxnard
Clem
Linton
Carolyn
New Plymouth Personal Notices and Community Reach
Local notes from New Plymouth list visits and guests among residents, with family gatherings, anniversaries, and travels. Names include Maggle, Cherry, Heinlein, Tibridge, Har e, Limesay, Hughes, Parker, Weede, Mowery, and others. The item compiles dozens of short social updates across multiple households over the Fourth of July period.
Too Much Money Drives Inflation Says Fetter
The article argues inflation stems from excessive money supply and bank deposits since 1933 34, citing growth in gold stock currency and deposits through 1945. It warns of an imminent catastrophe, endorsing strong measures to reduce money and bond holdings and raise interest rates, including potential gold standard restoration and bond retirements.
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Congress
Federal Reserve
Washington
Hby Fran
Albert Fetter
The
Saturday Evening Post
Salvation Through Increased Production And Free Markets
The article argues inflation fought by price controls fails, urging higher production as salvation. Subsidies are criticized as tax-funded, temporary fixes. It asserts the U S has strong production potential and efficient distribution, and warns price controls feed black markets until markets operate freely.
Bond cashing spreads uneven as war-savings notes outpace redemptions
Peter Edson reports that through six months of 1946 war savings bonds sold outweighed redemptions by 42 billion dollars, with 30 billion dollars still outstanding. Wage-earner payroll plans declined while higher-denomination bonds rose, and regional patterns show mixed redemption rates across states, reflecting postwar finance shifts and strikes impact.
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Washington
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Treasury
War Law Division
Armed Services
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Nebraska
Kansas
Insa
Dakotas
California
Michigan
Chauncey Officer Warns Dog Owners of Rabies
Chauncey police warn dog owners about rabies after a May Avenue dog was reported rabid. The animal’s head was sent to the county health office and a quarantine may lead to arrest or a $100 fine for violators.
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Chauncey
Ch Mubkibben
Chaunu
Ave
Cons de Chauncey
Boomany Tay Ha
McBkibben
A T. Phill
T Starant
Rebekah Club Hosts School of Instruction
Chauncer will host the Rebekah School of Instruction on August 13 in the Athens IOGOF Hall. The lodge meeting follows with a degree team practice session announced for the day.
Visitors State Trip To Uhrichsville Area
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Ray Deve and Mrs Florence Piverett and dayenters Doris and Fuannes, guests of Grace Cranke Arey Uhrichs area, Gye Ral Mareila Chartwell, taking to the bafare rely Detrait. Laura Devore would there with Mrs Grace Jahiree Chaune and MMrs Mamie Chadwell Millfield DayconL RB TOU
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Chauncey
Raymond Deve
Florence Piverett
Dayenters
Doris
Fuannes
Grace Cranke
Mareila Chartwell
Laura Devore
Grace Jahiree
Chaune
Mamie Chadwell
Millfield
Dayconl
Ralph Brown Taken To Greensburg Hospital
Ralph Brown was removed to Greensburg Hospital on Friday after a steamer in Pennay spill caused injuries. He arrived in Greensburg to undergo surgery with local doctors assisting at the facility.
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Ralph Brown
Greensburg Hospital
Cmauncey Paiph
Pennay
Green
Sarit
Florence Tearlsv Sass
Cian Nees
Batis
Mrs Alice Andrews Called to Home in Chauncey
A note announces the passing of Mrs Alice Andrews of Chauncey family, with memorial mention of her brother in law and daughter. The brief obituary notes the home of Mrs Andrews and the local connections, reflecting a traditional community notice.
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Alice Andrews
Chauncey
Ales
Andrews
Mideley
Demile
Lasy
Andrain
Chauncey Women and Cub Scouts Meeting Noted
Muddle of text shows Chauncey Loyal Women class planned at Mrs Pliton home with members Shafi present and speakers listed. Cub Scouts set meeting Tuesday at 6 am at Dan Friedburg’s house. Also reports the death of British artist Paul Nash, age 57.
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Chauncey
Craf Cortat Chauners
Aioote
Bournemouth
Huglanri
Paul Nash
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Rites Held for Mrs Luce Ellen North
CHAUNCEY The body of Mrs Luce Ellen North 77 died in Columbus was brought to Stout funeral home then to Amesville Cemetery. Services conducted Friday at Amesville SSE Church by Rev Gilpert Courtney of the Charnce Church of Christ. Burial in Amesville Cemetery. Surviving children include Harry, Columbus. Hubert, Sharnshore. Charlthens, Canton. Carlos, Canton. Dwight, McConnelsville. Mrs Elsie Matson, Zanesville. and Igar Creek. Her husband William North and a daughter Mamigz died earlier.
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Chauncey
Luce Ellen North
Harry Korn
Columbus
Stout Funeral
Amesville
Gilpert Courtney
Charnce Church of Christ
Prandsons
2Sorih
Athens
Ivors
Citiren
Harry
Hubert
Sharnshore
Charlthens
Carlos
Canton
Dwight
McCannelsvile
Elsie Matson
Zanesville
Igar Creek
William North
Mamigz
Naomi Class Meets At Tipton Residence
The Naomi Class of The Plains Methodist Church met in the home of Mrs Teansute Tipton with the T ALS class led by Thelma Linscott presiding. Mrs Hubert McDonald led the devotional. hostess duties were by Mrs Thelma Talbert. Fellowship refreshments followed for listed members.
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Walter McDonald
Hubert M McDonald
C. J. McCullough
FH. A. Tipton
Floyd Tinscoth
Lu MrDonald
al Constance
Melvin Talbert
Chauncey 4 H Club Plans Thursday Meeting
Chauncey 4 H Club will gather Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Rain or Shine Girls building at the 6th School. Members are urged to attend and the group will also hold a picnic at the Athens Fair Grounds on Tuesday morning.
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Chauncey
Athens
Visitors Entertained At Childress Residence
Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Russ Childress included Helen Hartley Miriam Hartley Clara Childress Toledo and Gerald Childress and their son Ko Steubenville Charles Moore Denville Mr and Mrs Dennis Childress and son Lon.
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Chauncey
Russ
Cribbert Childress
Helen
Ins Hartley
Hlaraia Childress
Toledo
Gerald
Havel Childress
Ko. Steubenville
Charles Moore
Denvilie
Dennis Childress
Lon
Chauncey Ronald and Family In Millfield Incident
Ronald Chauncey age seven recovering from tonsillectomy undergone last week. Brother Jackie injured hand roller skating. Freeman children Isabelle Jackie Donald Ronald attend Millfield school with no absences last term. Martha Willis of Chauncey returned home from Shelter ing Arms Hospital Athens after automobile wreck in SLU Sh.
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Chauncey
Ronald
Elizabeth Freeman
Millfield
Jackie
Freeman
Isabelle
Donald
Sunshine Club Elects Officers
The Sunshine Club held its meeting with refreshments served. Officers elected included Showalter as chairperson and Mrs. Panss and Mrs. Alas in additional roles at UNCEY the home.
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Sunshine Club
School Repairs Approved for Fall Term Opening
Chauncey superintendent announced that the district has granted funds for grand redevelpment of East and West Millfield and Sugar Creek buildings. Janitors and workers are now carrying out the work to be ready for the fall term opening.
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Chauncey
Chaunces-Dove
Grand
Redecey High
West Millfield
Sugar Creek
Polish Head Charges Fraud in Referendum Turmoil
Warsaw reports indicate Stanislaw Afik accuses the government of nullifying a referendum due to voting and ballot irregularities. He presented foreign reporters with partially burned and salvaged ballots, claiming thousands of ballots were burned or destroyed around Warsaw. He called for nullification.
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Warsaw
Stanislaw
Narny
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National Dispatch
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Lucy Agnes Hancock
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Richard Gregory
Blair Canfield
NEA Service
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New Plymouth
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Meanie Cherry
Atri
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WW. Heinlein
Lucille Tibridge
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Zanes
Spee
Stanley Miller
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Kenley Hare Weade
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Herbert Arles Hughes
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Chael
Lancaster
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Amlarion
Earl Frant
Earl Sfeinlein
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Fred Parker
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Harmor Wesley Ridge
Hocking Valley Hospital
Delmar Ward
David Higgins
Patricia
Bert Wells
Cincinnati
Helen Sayre
Wallace Chester
Middleport
Tuanita Ashworth
Marilyn
Pomeroy
Allen Wolfe
Everett Dicken
Alberta
Sandra
R. Haas
Grace
Dora
Haas
Stella Cooper
William Carr
Dayton
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Roger
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Lawrence Wolfe
Ladonnas
Fred Maloney
John Stuffleheam
Jerry
Gerry
Nelsonville
Re.d
Ralston Pine
Everett Dirken
Treadley Brinlein
Earlend
Ben Allen
Ares Riva Robinson
Her Ermel
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Robinson
Mary Martin
Oak Hill
Cecil Weede
Weede
Rugene Mowery
Warren Lagan
J. Cremean
Howard Graham
Alma Wagner
Elmer Steele
Howard
Daxton
Paschal Shorb
Washington, D. C
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Fred Witte
Charles Bardain
Floyd
and Mirs
EL R Lindsay
Floyd Riggs
Earie Heinlein
McArthur Moo
Peters
Cameron Mao
D. V. Rannel
Howard Hockman
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Peter Edson
McKibben
Rebekah Club
Uhrichsville
LWC
Cub
Chauncey Cub Scouts
North Rites
Naomi
Tipton Residence
Chauncey 4-H Club
Childress
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