Coal Strike Settlement Sparks Federal Controversy
David Lawrence reports that the government grants coal miners a written contract after their strike, though not binding on operators. The move challenges Smith Connally Law, prompts questions about legality, hearings, and executive power, and casts doubt on equal justice in the American system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
United States
Soa
National War Labor Board
Congress
National Wage Stabilization Board
Supreme Court
Nurse Sally Charms Patient and Faces Hospital Pranks
Sally Maynard a popular nurse at Linton Memorial Hospital faces accusation from Norma Holden as she plans to replace Holden on the Hobbes case. Mrs Hobbes enjoys a improved breakfast tray with gruel tea and a daffodil while Sally hides mischief and a compliment from Doctor Hallock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Maynard
Linton Memorial Hospital
Norma Holden
Norma
Sally
Hobbes
Nora
Jim Hallock
Mrs. Hobbes
Doctor Walloughby
Doctor Willoughby
Doctor Hallock
Hallock
Thought and the Atom and the Call for a New Way of Thinking
Dr. Albert Einstein appeals for a 200000 fund to mobilize a global shift in thinking about atomic power. The piece argues public fear is not a current mobilizing force and urges scientists to target governments and the United Nations to curb the threat and guide policy through a new mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
Dr. Einstein
Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists
Hinstein
United Nations Group
Taft Amendment to OPA Seen as Best Path to Price Relief
The Ohio State Journal endorses Senator Taft's plan to extend the OPA with price relief based on October 1941 prices plus post 1941 cost increases. It argues the amendment would speed production and curb OPA evils, opposing Barkley's drive to extend the agency unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Robert A. Taft
OPA
Senate
Dear Alben” Barkley
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
Porter
America
Mr. Taft
Ohio State Journal
New British Ambassador Plans Highland Bagpiper Visit
Lord Inverchapel, Britain's envoy to Washington, intends to bring a young Scottish Highland bagpiper to state functions raising a social note. The question of whether he must obtain clearance from Petrillo is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Inverchapel
Washington
Petrillo
Noisy Small Children Return Home Early
A brief note observes that small children cause noise but arrive home early, suggesting domestic routines and parental relief. The statement focuses on family life and quiet after activity.
Rival railroad unions clash over courting power and leadership
Peter Edson outlines a long standing feud between Alvanley Johnston of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Alexander Fell Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. He details organizing raids to gain control of operating railroad workers and attributes the strike to leadership ambitions. Whitney leads with 218000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alvanley Johnston
Alexander Fell Whitney
Truman
Whitney
Brotherhood of
Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
B.L.E
Br.t
Johnston and Whitney
Whithers
Association of
Railway Labor
Canada
Business
Brotherhood
Great Northern
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Iowa
Thellinois Central
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Letter from The Public Forum laments hunger and calls to oust dictators
A citizen from Glouster urges action in Washington noting working people must have food to work and condemns aid to other nations. He attacks Hoover and current leaders over food policy and calls voters to remove dictators, referencing local Trimble Township war memorials in Glouster Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
U. S
Hoover
U.S
Washington, D. C
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Trimble Township
Glouster Park
Care of Greenlawn Cemetery in Nelsonville Criticized
A reader from Nelsonville condemns the care of Greenlawn Cemetery below the town. The grounds roads trees and water facilities are in poor condition with broken pumps and neglected perpetual care lots prompting calls for prompt corrective action by trustees or caretakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Wilbur D. Mender
Siamese Twins Die Shortly After Birth
Siamese twin girls joined at the chest and abdomen by a thin strip of flesh died Saturday, several hours after their birth in New Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Hemlock Grove Church Schedules Memorial and Rural Life Services
Hemlock Memorial Services were held at Hemlock Grove Church on Sunday June 2 at 3 p m. Rural Life Sunday will be observed at the same church on Sunday June 9 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock
Hemlock Grove
Rural Life
Friendship Class Picnic Supper at Carthage Gap Park
Members of the Friendship Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey held their annual picnic supper at Carthage Gap Park near Guysville. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs Gilbert Courtney, Richard Wilcox, Albert Jackson and two sons, W. G. Davis and four children, Frank McDaniel and son Larry, Ane Simpkins and three children, Clifford Shafer and family, Arthur Bennett and family, Ruth Fiske, Christine Brown, Lois Ann Shafer, Annalee Vore and daughter, Shirley Thomas and Jeanette Blackford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Carthage Gap Park
Guysville
Gilbert Courtney Richard Wilcox
Albert Jackson
W. G. Davis
Frank McDaniel
Larry
Ane Simpkins
Clifford Shafer
Arthur Bennett
Ruth Fiske
Christine Brown
Lois Ann Shafer
Annalee Vore
Daughtr
Shirley Thomas
Jeanette Blackford
Garden Club Entertained At The Plains Hostess Home
Mrs. Herman W. Humphrey hosted The Plains Garden Club at her home with Mrs. Lucy McDonald presiding. The program featured Alta Cooper on species roses and May pointers from Mrs. Marie Michael. Next meeting planned with Alta and Elva Cooper with several members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Herman W. Humphrey
the Plains
Plains Garden Club
Lucy McDonald
Alta Cooper
Marie Michael
Alta
Elva Cooper
Edith Barrows
Helen Michael
Annie Slater
Jeanette Tipton
Eliabeth Winefordner
Dorothy Daugherty
Ruth Bridgewater
Bernice Humphrey
Dundas Personal News Reports Weekend Visits
Dundas residents and relatives shared visits over the weekend with kin in Mansfield Zaleski Columbus Radcliff and Oreton. The United Brethren Church of Dundas will host the County Union Prayer and Praise Service on Sunday June 2 inviting all church communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
Henry Magee
Boyd Bobo
McArthur
Indian Lake
Harold Swaim
Zaleski
Sylvester Taylor
Ruth Quickle
Chester
Stewart
Bernard Ratcliff
Sandra
Harry Roof
Henry Bishop
Mansfield
Elizabeth Bishop
Arthur Bail
Billy
Harvey Roof
John Beckley
Alfred Loper
Seaman Harry Ward
Columbus
Oscar Ward
Pearl Potts
Roy
Alva Pendleton
Garvin Salts
Floyd Waters
Clarence Morrow
Jimmy
Emma Lou
Delver Quick
Bill Whelker
Stace Peck
Radcliff
Dorothy Hudson
Charlotte Ann
Harry Easterling
Dora Murrary
Oreton
Chico Gates
Ethel Lightfoot
United Brethren Church of
County Union
Chauncey Social Notes Memorial Day Guests
Chauncey social page notes Memorial Day visitors including Mrs Daisy Syx Rolland Syx and daughter Barbara Dayton. Mr and Mrs Vernol Hosington and son Howard Lancaster Dayton. Mr and Mrs George Redd Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Cecil Bowersock Logan. Mr and Mrs Paul Lehman Haydenville. Mr and Mrs Harley Collins Roseville. Mrs Clarence Gossman and son Roger Crooksville. Mrs Synx remained over Sunday. Friday visitors at the Preston home were Mr and Mrs Edward Richard and son Bul of Jackson Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A.L. Preston
Daisy Syx
Rolland Syx
Barbara
Mirs
Vernol Hosington
Howard
Dayton
George Redd
Lancaster
Cecil Bowersock
Logan
Paul Lehman
Haydenville
Harley Collins
Roseville
Clarence Gossman
Roger
Crooksvalle
Synx
Preston Home
Edward Richard and Son
Bul
Jackson, Mich
Mrs. Rhoda Oliver Visits Wells Township and Oak Hill
Mrs. Rhoda Oliver of Chauncey spent Memorial Day visiting Wells Town and Oak Hill with her sister Mrs. Flossie Ewing. They visited their mother's grave in Wells Town and also called on relatives in Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Oliver
Chauncey
Wellston
Mrs
Flossie Ewing
Mrs. Oliver
Mrs. Ewing
Oak Hill
Staley Family Returns From Two Week Tour
Mr and Mrs Clarence Staley and Mrs Thomas Oliver return after a two weeks tour visiting Mr and Mrs Arian Branham in Detroit Mr and Mrs Jesse Scott in Yellow Stone Michigan and Mr and Mrs Staley in Flint Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Staley
Thomas Oliver
Chauncey
Arian Branham
Detroit
Jesse Scott
Yellow Stone
Mich
Mrs. Staley
Flint
Simpson Family Memorial Day Entertainment
Mr and Mrs Howard Simpson of Millfield entertained on Memorial Day. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson and children, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Simpson, Mr and Mrs Harry Craig, Sharlene Stiers, Chal mer and Dicky Stiers, Ruth Simpson and Harry Craig Jr, all of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Simpson
Millfield
Frank Simpson
Kenneth Simpson
Harry Craig
Sharlene Stiers
Chalmer and
Dicky Stiers
Ruth Simpson
Harry Craig, Jr
Newark
Miss Joan Tipton Feted At Lancaster Birthday Party
Mrs. W. M. Secoy hosted at her Lancaster home a turkey dinner in honor of Joan Tipton fifth birthday daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Tipton The Plains After dinner the guests visited the Columbus Zoo Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry A Tipton Mr and Mrs Paul Tipton and children Jon and Joan The Plains Mr and Mrs A W Secoy and children John and Joel L D Secay s Jr and the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. M. Secoy
Lancaster
Joan Tipton
Paul Tipton
the Plains
Columbus Zoo
Harry A. Tipton
Jon
Joan
A. W. Secoy
John
Joel
L. D. SeCays Jr
Chauncey Child Undergoes Appendectomy in Detroit
Janie Branham six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arian Branham of Detroit formerly Chauncey had an appendectomy at Mt Carmel Hospital Detroit several days ago. She is reported making a satisfactory recovery and is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliver of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Janie
Arian Branham
Detroit, Mich
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Detroit
Thomas Oliver
Revival Services Start at Morristown Holiness Church
Revival services began Sunday night at Morristown Holiness Church led by Pastor Rev Ray Pidcock. Evangelists Rev George Scott Columbus and Rev Wickline Washington DH attended. Planned nightly services invite public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Ray Pidcock
George Scott
Columbus
Wickline
Washington
Chauncey Council and Public Affairs Meet This Week
Chauncey council will convene Monday at 7 p m in the City building. The Board of Public Affairs plans a meeting Tuesday at 7 p m, per Mayor W D Hines announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Council
Board of Public Affairs
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Class Plans Monday Esther Meeting
The Chauncey Esther Class of Chauncey Methodist Church will meet Monday night at the home of Mrs Nell Jorden on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Nell
Jorden
Mill St
Open House and Sorority Events Highlight Ten Years Past
Ten years ago Mrs. O D Morrison hosted an open house at 50 Morris Ave for Mrs. George H Cress and friends. Alpha Ni Delta held its annual picnic on East Hill with Mary Jane Hitchcock chaperoning and Alpha Gamma Delta entertained at dinner at the Alpha Gam house University Terrace. Decoration Day weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Clyde Gibson to Cleveland. Twenty years ago Blanche Tullus visited Canon City sister Mrs J T Merwin as U C D Club held a picnic at Mrs J H Gross's home. Professors Jefferson and Peckham published Creative Prose Writing by Doubleday Page and Company. L L Deissle hosted a luncheon for Mrs C T Moore at 107 E State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Morrison
C. W. Gross
Sarah Hatcher
Morrison
Morris Ave
George H. Cress
Miss Hatchers
Alpha Ni Delta
East Hill
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Blanche Tullus
Canon City
Colo
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
B. L. Jefferson
H. H. Peckham
Ohio University English Department
Doubleday, Page and Company
New York City
Hockingport Personal Notes Show Visits and Hospital News
Mr and Mrs Frank Rise and Mrs Tania Cowdery visited the Law rence Crawfords in Columbus. Kenneth Cowdery, son of Earl Cowdery, is a patient at St Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg. Walker Norman has received his navy discharge and is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamen Cowdery
Walker Norman
Norman
George Nor
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National Dispatch
By LUCY _ AGNES HANCOCK
Lucy Agnes Hancock
NEA Sea Service, Inc
Senator Taft
Peter Edson
J Wanprerlee
Wear
the Public Forum
L. West
Glouster
Hemlock Services
Chauncey Group
Carthage Gap
Chauncey Social Notes
By Galbraith
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University Terrace
Clyde Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
Emmett Gibson
Cleveland
U.C.D. Club
J. H. Gross
L. L. Deissle
Hockingport Personals
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