Taft-Hartley Act Showcases Labor Peace Drive
Analysis cites the Taft-Hartley act reducing unauthorized strikes as key to labor management peace. The International Association of Machinists orders local lodges to seek council sanction before any work stoppage, aiming to curb wildcat actions. Damages can be pursued against unions and individuals for unauthorized stoppages, reflecting stricter enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Harvey W. Brown
Executive Council
National Labor Relations Board
America
Local newspaper advertising and subscription rates notice
Announcement of paid in advance subscription rates for carriers and mail in Ohio West Virginia and overseas including 1 year 13 dollars 6 months 6.50 and 3 months 3.25 Also foreign rates and offices for national representatives and advertising rates with mention of obituary charges and card of thanks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ted Press
Ohio
West Virginia
Westrginia
West Nia
Athens
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Joyce Hufford and Roy Kelch Wed in Logan Ceremony
Joyce Hufford granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hufford Rockbridge exchanged wedding vows with Roy Kelch son of Mrs A R Kelch at First Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday July 27 The Rev A N Grueser officiated at one o'clock with Mrs Paul Fickle and Jonas Morris attending The couple will reside at 433 Warner Ave after a trip to Toledo and northern Ohio.
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Keich
Fickle
Rockbridge High School
Logan Music Co
W. Main St
Kelch
Logan High School
U. S. Medical Corps
Reno Club
Toledo
Ohio
Warner Ave
Wallace’s Marshall Plan View Angers Critics
The piece argues Henry A. Wallace’s Yugoslav interview promotes a Belgrade aligned view of the Marshall plan. It contends his claims echo Soviet propaganda and question whether his opinions reflect his own or are anti American. It criticizes his stance as harmful to peace and to the Roosevelt legacy.
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Henry A. Wallace
New York
Belgrade
Wallace
Points
Russia
Moscow
United States
Germany
Pravda
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Wallace
Washington
Communist Party
Mr. Truman
Greece
Turkey
Roosevelt
The Pendulum Swings In Washington Today
Peter Edson laments the loss of New Deal era dreamers and notes a modern shift toward hard boiled pragmatic business advisers. He warns that reform can overreach and calls for cautious evolution grounded in experience and respect for existing good.
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Washington
Peter Edson
Harry Hopkins
Henry Wallace
Leon Henderson
Henry Morgenthau
Huey Long
Chester Bowes
Eleanor
America
Economic studies underway to map U S strength and growth
Peter Edson reports on multiple committees and hearings as Congress weighs the nation’s economic health. Secretaries Krug Harriman and adviser Nourse oversee reviews while Taft leads the joint panel to assess the mid year report. inflation looms as wages rise with prices.
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Washington
United States
Interior
J. A. Krug
Commerce
Averell Harriman
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee On
Capitol
Robert A. Taft
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Ways and Means
Europe
U.S
Quotable Wisdom on Faults and Self-Reflection
A short aphorism contrasts faults in others with a single fault within oneself, urging self-scrutiny over judgment of neighbors. It attributes the line to a misquoted author, reflecting a moral emphasis on personal improvement over gossip.
South Logan Allotment Approved as Building Area
The Hocking County Board of Commissioners approved a new 12 lot Hillcrest Allotment adjoining the South Logan Addition. Owned by Kenneth Bright and partners, the restricted building area bans lot division, limits homes to approved designs, and excludes business sites. Roads and water lines are to be extended at landowners’ cost, with Summit Drive offering hillside views toward Haydenville and the Boys' Industrial School water tower.
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Logan
Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Hillcrest
Kenneth Bright
Ronald Rheinscheid
Floyd Pierson
Clarence Guess
Hugh Little
Five
Wilson Ave
Summit Drive
Haydenville
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Pomerine
Karshner and Shaw
Demonstration Agent Begins New Duties in Logan
Mrs. Emily Van Fossan is officially sworn in as Hocking County home demonstration agent in the county extension office at the courthouse. The Ohio State University board appointed her after county recommendations on June 20. She will advise girls 4-H clubs, assist rural women with home and farm problems, and has scheduled club project judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Emily van Fossan
Cleveland
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Portage County
van Fossan
Ohio State University
Ohio
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Kenneth J. van Fossan
Helen Evans Beery
Smoot
Logan Band Concert Slated For Friday
Final plans for the Logan High School Band summer concert are set for Friday at 7 30 p m in the stadium at the athletic field. Ticket sales support band uniforms for new members. Ice cream and cake social to follow on the school lawn.
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Logan
Logan High School
George Gribble
Band Boosters Club
George E. Carr
Charles Barker
Delbert Norris
Walter Derr
G. L. Williams
George Buskirk
Edwin Rutgers
William Blum
Robert Shaw
Lawrence Helber
James Reese
Carl Larimer
Starling Cohagan
Robert Mohler
John Summers
Filing Date Deadline Set For Aug 6
Logan area residents are reminded by the Hocking County Board of Elections that August 6 at 6 p.m. is the filing deadline for petitions for the November 4 election. About 30 township candidates have filed, with four village option petitions in Laurelville and Logan voters to decide on cemetery maintenance funding. Murray City and Laurelville will elect village officers. Murray City has several petitions and incumbents filing a combination petition. The election board offices will be open on specified dates and times through August 6 for filings and inquiries.
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Logan
Hocking County
Murray City
Lester Sorrell
John E. Snyder
Charles Neal
Floyd Stiff
Anna Simon
Pearl Dunn
Ernie Cook
John Shelton
Robert Bell, Sr
Horace Cunningham
Lace Ayers
Daniel Matheny
Blanche England
Election Board
Slow Selling Liquors See Price Cuts in Ohio
Columbus Ohio liquor Director Dale Duniton ordered price reductions on more than 600000 dollars of slow moving brands. The move aims to unload a heavy spirits inventory of around 40 million dollars, with an estimated state loss of about 350000 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dale Duniton
Duniton
Judge Logan Decides Three Court Actions in One Row
Betty Edwards by her next friend Sarah Freeman obtains a divorce from Paul Edwards after a finding of gross neglect of duty by Judge Harley Meyer. Raymond Schuler must appear Aug 13 in a contempt case in Helen Schuler v Schuler. Zelda Smith’s divorce suit against Kenneth Smith is dismissed at plaintiff costs.
Auto Crash Victim's Rites Conducted
Funeral services were held for Elizabeth Cropper 65 wife of Chant Cropper of Rockbridge after death from injuries in an auto truck collision on Maple Street extension near Lancaster. The service noted her Hocking County roots and long residence in Rockbridge with several pallbearers and interment planned at Fairview Cemetery. Three others from Rockbridge were injured in the same crash and treated at Lancaster City Hospital.
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Logan
Elizabeth Crooper
Chant Crooper
Rockbridge
Jesse McGrady, Sr
Frank Beougher
Chant Conrad
Simon Snake
William Primmer
Willard Grove
Fairview Cemetery
Woodard
Lancaster Corporation Limits
Nellie Johnson
Sue Ann Ruff
John Edward Stuart
Lancaster City Hospital
Stuart
Pearl Azbell
Lancaster
Stuart Auto
Stoutsville
Fred von Stein
Dinner party honors Lancaster guest Miss Ann Thesing
Miss Dorothy Geiger hosted a Thursday evening dinner at her home in honor of house guest Miss Ann Thesing of Lancaster. Attending were Miss Jean Ann Prather, Robert Judy, Catherine Fox, Delmar Mowery, Miss Judy Buntz, Wilbur Lanning, Miss Thesing, Frank Judy, Richard Judy, and the hostess.
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Ann Thesing
Lancaster
Dorothy Geiger
Jean Ann Prather
Robert Judy
Catherine Fox
Delmar Mowery
Judy Buntz
Wilbur Lanning
Miss Thesing
Frank Judy
Richard Judy
Elberfeld Co. Employees Enjoy Lake Hope Outing
Employees and guests attended the Elberfeld Company outing at Lake Hope near Zaleski. The group engaged in hiking swimming and other activities with a large list of attendees including Harold Bryan Eddison Frey Charles Lehman James Young Ted Kennedy Jim Kennedy Robert Bryan Robert Emerick Lou Ann Campbell and many others.
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Lake Hope
Zaleski
Elberfeld Co
Harold Bryan
Eddison Frey
Charles Lehman
James Young
Jimmy Young
Ted Kennedy
Jim Kennedy
Robert Bryan
Robert Emerick
Lou Ann Campbell
Lester Eckhart
Clara
Ellen Hahn
Howard White
Leota Starner
Roswell Perkins
Nancy Perkins
Raymond Perkins
Linda
Marian Jones
Pauline Mowery
Garnet Worthman
Gertrude Jones
Margie Jones
Etta Mae Eckhart
Jean Evans
Ocean Tucker
Marilyn Jacoby
Norma Jean Hanna
Dottie Windsor
Agnes Owings
Grace Thomas
Pioneer Youth Group Hayride and Wiener Roast Planned
Members of the Hocking County Pioneer Youth Group will meet at the home of Kenley Krinn for their annual hayride and wiener roast on July 29 at 8 15 p m. The Krinn home lies six miles southeast of Logan on route 664. Further details may be obtained from Kenley Krinn chairwoman Helen K Miller Richard Konkler or Gertrude Jones committee members.
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Hocking County
Reunion of Fern Glenn School Alumni Planned at Rising Park
Former Fern Glenn School pupils will gather at Rising Park in Lancaster on Sunday for a reunion event. The article notes the location and date but provides no further details.
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Fern Glenn School
Rising Park
Lancaster
Death Claims C A Guess
Clifford A Guess 47 died unexpectedly at his parents home 860 Front St. He was born in Green Township and was found seated by the radio. Survived by parents Clarence and (Mrs) Guess brother Pearl Logan and sister Emogene Cupp Chillicothe. Services 2 p m Wednesday at Leonard funeral home. Burial in Smith's Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Clifford A. Guess
Front St
Leonard
Guess
Green Township
Clarence Guess
Pearl
Emogene Cupp
Chillicothe
Smith's Chapel Cemetery
Hocking County Land Transfers Listed by Recorder
Logan and surrounding townships see a batch of property transfers. Names include Jack Dowler and Laura Dowler. Virgil Campbell and Ethel Campbell to Richard and Mildred Glancy. Henry Dible to Retha Poling. John and Nell Immel to Jesse and Velma Vorhees. Edward Dunn Jr. and Dona Dunn to Clyde and Mary Wahl. Calvin Ricketts to David and Goldie Burgess. Walter and Marie Huls to James and Catherine Pearsall. Clara and Maude Jones to J A Cook. Zola Palmer to Bernard and Gladys Ansel. Irvin Chilcote to Bertha Carter. Multiple parcels spread across Logan, Falls, Gore, Starr, Good Hope, and Laurel townships.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ethel Bratton
Jack Dowler
Laura Dowler
Virgil Campbell
Ethel D. Campbell
Richard V. Glancy
Mildred Mae Glancy
Murray City
Henry Dible
Retha M. Poling
Falls Township
John Immel
Nell Immel
Jesse M. Vorhees
Velma Vorhees
Good Hope
Laurel
Edward Harrison Dunn, Jr
Dona Dunn
Clyde Wahl
Mary Wahl
Falls- Gore
Calvin Ricketts
David E. Burgess
Goldie Burgess
Falls-Gore
Walter B. Huls
Marie B. Huls
James Pearsall
Catherine Pearsall
Rockbridge
Clara
Maude Jones
J. A. Cook
Zola Palmer
Bernard C. Ansel
Gladys Ansel
Irvin Chilcote
Bertha M. Carter
Starr Township
Father and Son banquet strengthens ties at Athens church
More than 100 percent turnout at the Father and Son banquet at First Methodist Church Athens Kiwanis members and their sons shared a chicken dinner prepared by church ladies. Rev M E Chatley spoke on Rights of the Bay. Four Athens County youths were accepted for CMTC at Camp Knox Ky and names listed. Judge Coultrap ordered sale of Allenville Methodist Church property as no congregation remained. proceeds approved by Chillicothe district M E Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Athens
Athens County
CMTC
Camp Knox
William W. Ferguson
Glouster
Hiram D
Sennes
Nelsonville
Irving H. Kasler
Trimble
Walter S. Lee
Modoc
Coultrap
Allensville
M.E
M.E. Conference
Chillicothe
Bee Flight Causes Wreck On Route 50 Near Whitehall
Jack L. McFarland swerved while a bee entered his car near Whitehall on Route 50. He damaged the vehicle with $200 repair costs after losing focus on the wheel. Miss Mary Lu Hudson will teach at Cedarville next year. Clifford J. Rhodes resigns from the Meigs County Board of Visitors. John Sauvage, Republican, to fill unexpired term until May 1 1938.
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Jack L. McFarland
McFarland
Route 50
Whitehall
Mary Lu Hudson
Nelsonville
Cedarville
Hudson
Clifford J. Rhodes
Meigs County Board of Visitors
John Sauvage
E. W. Peoples
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National Dispatch
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Christine
Hazel
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Missouri
Fred Eastman
Fourth St
Fred Stracke
Hocking Ave
Betty
Louise Bowers
Don Graham
Nedra Smith
Alma Smith
South Logan
Logan News
Logan Band
C A. Guess
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