Price controls clash as eight amendments spark House debate
A Washington letter outlines eight House amendments to the OPA price control renewal, including Gossert's removal of controls on many items and Wolcott's cost based and subsidy plans. The column notes partisan fights as Easter recess approaches and previews potential economic shifts.
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Washington
Gossert
el Gossert
Wichita Falls
Tex
Texse
Jesse Wolcott
Port Huron
Mich
House
Ways and Means
Niles
Ap Amer Opa
Widcotts
OPA
Paul Porter
U.S
Thermore
Wolcotv
Wolcott
Flannagan
John W. Flannagan, Jr
Bristol
House Committee On Agriculture
Crawford Auto Dealer
Fred L. Crawford
Saginaw
Subscriptions Rates and Mailing Details for Obie Service
Publication details list subscription prices for various terms and delivery areas. Rates include yearly, six month, and three month options with different prices by mail or carrier, plus overseas and domestic adds on. The notice cites Athens Ohio post office registration and lists representatives for advertising inquiries.
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Obie
Carrie
Ohio
Carner Sec Ie
Idea
Cequest
Iass
Athens
Uhio
Columbus
Nouiia
Fire Engulfs House and Barn Sparks Insurance Windfall
Debby reports a blaze that destroys a house on the Beach Road while the barn survives. Agnes and Ellie face loss but gain a potential seven thousand dollars from insurance, as Bart offers support and the town gathers. Debby wrestles with guilt amid recovery.
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Bart
Joel
Orleans
Boston
Qualeys
Ellie
Agnes
Elle
Bartle
Byrnes Unveils Four Power German Disarmament Plan
Secretary Byrnes presents a four power German disarmament treaty at a Paris conference, signaling a defined U S policy and leadership in postwar security. The plan demands aggressive Allied oversight of Germany for 25 years, excludes zones, and tests Russia and Britain against a robust UN framework.
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Byrnes
United States
Foreign Ministers
Paris
Germany
America
Bismarck
Wilhelm
Hitler
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brynes
Russia
Europe
Kremlin
Churchill
Truman
What America Escaped: Wallace Draws Fire in Washington
A critical report portrays Henry Wallace, secretary of commerce, as radical and obstructive to business. It alleges he isolates his department from Congress and business, aligns with CIO and PAC, and scorns opposing views, while Roosevelt allegedly elevated him and helped keep him from the presidency.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Congress
CIO
PAC
Mr. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Business Advisory Council
United States
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Senator Truman
First anniversary of Hitler's defeat and peace in Europe
The piece marks one year since the end of World War II in Europe on May 8, 1945. It notes the Allied victory over Nazi Germany and the rebirth of peace after a long and costly conflict. It reflects on America and allies confronting postwar duties and the shift in global leadership.
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Hitler
Europe
Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
America
Japan
Power Display: A Call to Atomic Demonstration in the Pacific
The opposition led by Senator Huffman opposes delaying operations Crossroads and urges a public atomic bomb demonstration. It argues military testing proceeds despite public scrutiny and claims showing force against Russia would deter war, while criticizing Truman’s interference and UNO dynamics.
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Huffman
Ohio
Pacific
Russia
Truman
United States
UNO
Rutland News Notes Reach Class of 1946 Events
Rutland high school held Biccslaureate service at the Methodist Church with prayers by Reverend Obert Romine and performances by the Glee Club and Girls Glee Club. The junior senior banquet honored the class of 1946 at the American Legion Hall with speeches by Marcus Roush and toastmaster Paul Smith. The community marked miners organizing efforts in Pom eroy Bend and a regional home economics meeting at Amesville. Commencement is set for May 10 at 8 p.m. at Rutland High School auditorium.
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Rutland
Rutland High School
Methodist Church
Obert Romine
C. Q. Chapman
Lawrence Schmitt
Rey Seran
Lord
Kay Schmitt
Phyllis Burson
Glee Club
America the Beautiful
Rev. Jacobs
Girls Glee Club
Glenna Amos
William Bailey
Betty Canterbury
Jeannette Cleland
Joe Denison
Betty Fink
Mary Grate
Blaine Giles
Dean Chapman
Floyd Thomas
Simpkins
Flora Ward
Mary Nichols
Edith Bean
Carrie Stansbury
Illiamms
Kentucky
American Legion Hall
Strohmeyer
Hocking Valley
Ramey
Price
Pomeroy Bend
Bend
Ben Turner
Elbert B. Warner
Lathan Bass
Pomeroy
Jean George
John Phillips
Colleen Hyseil
Earle Nelson
Evelyn Schu Jer
Jack Nelson
Merle Reeves
John Warner
David Stevens
Carol Pierce
Lee Myers
Lee’ Myers
Catherine Schmitt
Dec Denison
Emugene Kemper
Sahoomores
Naomi Graham
Tanet Theobald
Etta May Berle
Beulah Kennedy
Hazel Burney
Tommy Donahue
Bill Buck
Bill Perry
James Grueser
Harold Miller
Everett
Colwell
John Halliday
Mildred Hoppes
Paul Smith
Danny Dawson
Billy Bailey
Marcus Roush
Meigs Theater
Pomproy
Jacon Wahlert
Fred Hunt
Clark
Griffith
Kyrtle Griffith
Columbus
Fort Hayes
Long Bottom
Cremeans
John Clark
Bradbury
Walliam Clark
Greensporo
NS. C
George Clark
Joseph Clark
Harrisonville
Dennis Beckley
Galena
Homemakers of America
Amesville
Helen Taylor
Phillis Burson
Mildred Thomas
Betty Jean Miller
Catherine Colwell
Janet Theobald
Emagene Kemper
Mildred Williams
Americwan Legion
Glouster
Chris Diehl
Dana, Hoffman
Hubert Deem
Harold Dunfee
Weyland
Oberlin
Baptist Church
Carl Denison
Weber Theobald
Barbara Starbuck
Carol Anne Dawson
William Singer
Perry Singer
Toledo
Nora Halter
Everett Colwell
Robert Molden
Bessie Wise
Molden
Columbia
Frank Halliday
Virgil Atkins
Sharon Atkins
Gordon
Gloria Atkins
Darlene Smith
Billy and
Jerry Seiple
Dayton
Judy Chase
Sandra Kay
Brenda Sue Ingraham
Sharon
Halliday-Atkins Farm
Earl Atkins
Eugene Atkins
Dat Anderson
Phillip Smith
Clarence Chase
Frances Welch
Whitney Ingraham
Anna Taylor
Mary Nelson
Almas Rawlings
Local Social Roundup From Athens County and Nearby Areas
Twenty years ago Mrs Wiley Sprague and sister hosted in Blanchester while Mrs Victor Whitehouse and Miss Louise Stahl presided at a social at Whitehouse apartments. Lydia Lash Evans Club hosted a luncheon at the Colonial with several members. Athens County Coon Hunters set a coon hunt and field trial for May 10 at Arthur Walsh Farm Route 31. Alpha Tau sorority mothers tea at Mrs Fred Weber home. Dr and Mrs John R Sprague returned from Rising Sun, Indiana visiting Mr and Mrs C H Dennis. Business and Professional Women held a Mother's Day dinner at The Colonia tea room.
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L. W. Russell
Blanchester
RH. ©. Snyder
Lydia Lash Evans Club
The
Colonial
R. G. Palmer
Arthur Borles
C. R. Baumline
J. Caldwell
Fred Statthews
C. E. Ruth
Athens County Coon Hunters Association
Arthur Walsh
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonia
Tea Rao
Point Rock Social Notes
Several Columbia boys traveled to Albany for a Sunday ball game and were badly beaten. The Albany team will visit Columbia High School next Sunday. Local social notes include visits by Mr and Mrs Waller Canade and daughter Jane to Mr and Mrs C C Canode and son Francis.
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Point Rock
Columbia
Albany
Columbia High School
Waller Canade
Jane
C. C. Canode
Francis
Charles Roberts
Pleasant
Athens
Dickinson
Rio Grande
Columbia Chapel
Fairchill-May
Kentucky
Guy Roberts
Chester Price
Morris
Elizabeth Cottrill
Ruth Swisher
Ross
John Bable
Union Ridge
Will Babble
Social Notes Highlight Dexter Area Visits and News
Dexter society reports include Mr. and Mrs. Divight hosting Mutchier and son from Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Halliday and Mrs. Stansbury of Rutland. Rachel Minx of Columbus weekend with Emmett Davis family. Donald Amos awaiting leave from Berlin to return to the U S. Ruth Davis notes the marriage of her cousin Mary Wiseman to Loring Starg of Delray Beach Florida, now at their beach cottage. Lucella Price and Carol Folden of Carpenter dined with the Davises.
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Dexter Area
Dexter
Divight
Mutchier
Chicago
W. B. Halliday
Bessie Stansbury
Rutland
Rachel Minx
Columbus
Emmett Davis
W. R. Amos
Donald Amos
Berlin
Germany
United States
Ruth Davis
Mary Wiseman, Forlmerty
Parkersburg
W. Va
Loring Starg
Delray Beach
Fla
Beach
Lucella Price
Carol Folden
Carpenter
French referendum reshapes fight over republics future
Dewitt Mackenzie notes France’s vote rejecting a leftist drafted constitution marks a key clash between Communists and conservatives as the nation, a prime European power, heads toward a June 2 constitutional assembly election. Moscow pledges grain. De Gaulle’s leadership looms as conservatives gain ground.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
France
Reds
Thew
Germany
Italy
Russia
England
Moscow
de Gaulle
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