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Ohio
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Obin
Athens
Mationa
John W. Cullen Company
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Chevelaw
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Soming
What Price Dignity and the People in Truman Era
The article argues President Truman embodies the average American yet reveals a craving among the public for a leader who is both grass roots and formal. It critiques his canceled trips and offhand remarks as signs of public demand for political theater only during campaigns, noting Americans want personal warmth but dislike genuine, everyday accessibility in office.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Himelf
Paris
Brooklyn
Hermann
America
Europe
Frank Wirth
Shrine
Stepan
Athens to edge closer on winter city improvements
Athens and nearby towns plan spring start on street widening ditch digging and water projects to ease traffic and parking. Officials warn legal delays on bonds could push essential work into next season and stress need to finish before snow in 1946. Logan and Nelsonville also discuss a water softening plant at a sewage site. Public utilities in the district are praised for manageability and service.
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Athens
Logan
Nelsonville
Belong In School Wartime enrollments fall as youth labor rises
The wartime emergency cut high school enrollments in 1944 45 versus 1940 41 with over two million youths aged 14 17 not in school in 1940 and 18 19 year olds with only partial attendance. The text argues to restore schooling postwar, expand opportunities, and tailor programs to youth needs, urging planning funding teachers and equipment. It notes that educated youth become better citizens and producers.
Truman urges constructive wage talks and shared profits
President Truman’s address urges genuine collective bargaining, warns against inflation and price ceilings, and calls for labor and management to seek reasonable wage increases funded by profits. He stresses efficiency, productivity, and mutual trust to avoid coercive measures and sustain long term prosperity.
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Washington
Truman
Loo
Cole
Mr. Truman
United States
Labor strike charges in Washington reflect split views
Peter Edson reports that accusations of management starving labor to drive wage cuts prevail on both sides. Ira Mosher of the National Manufacturers Association counters with guarded remarks, noting only a minority of employers push sit down tactics and predicting economic collapse for those who try to break labor amid reconversion.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Walter Reuther
Phil Murray
C. E O
Ira Mosher
National Manufacturer's Association
Mosher
Letter argues rapid demobilization and retirement of senior officers
L. Lee Layton Jr of Dover Delaware urges Congress to retire most senior army and navy officers after the war. He warns against prolonging service, cites morale and economic strain, and calls for faster discharge of drafted men with two or more years of service.
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the Messenger
Army
United States
Congress
L. Lee Layton
Dover
Delaware
Personal and Social Notes from The Garden
John Buck, discharged from the Navy, visits parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Buck. James Smith stays with mother Mrs. Glenn St. Clair after U S Army discharge. Laura Savage and spouse depart Sunday for Texas for the winter. A. C. Barnhill and daughter Dana of Johnstown spend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnhill. Otto Swartz returns from Ashland Kentucky after week with Ohio Fuel and Gas Co. Jenkins Slusher of Springfield visits with F. C. Slisher family. Charles T Dunner and Alfred Dunlevy of Springfield tour weekend with Mr. and Mrs Martha Coen.
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Sarden
John Buck
H. C. Buck
I. S. Navy
James Smith
Glenn St. Clair
U.S. Arms
Laura Savage
Texas
A. C. Barnhill
Dana
Johnstown
Sam Barnhill
Otto Swartz
Ashland
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Jenkins Slusher
Springfield
Epent
F.C. Slisher
Charles Tdunner
Alfred Dunlevy
Ofr
Martha Coen
Hartford society notes and remembrances snippet
Hartford readers hear updates on visiting families from Columbus, Ft. Worth, Jackson, Point Pleasant and Huntington. Local social events include a Halloween party at Hartford Methodist Church, a PTA fundraiser, Couples Club gathering, and mid week prayer service. Also brief note: George W Middear reenlists in the Army after service in the Aleutians.
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Hartford
David Batey
Columbus
James Batey
W.T. Stone
Daniel Morgan
Ft. Worth
Tex
James Morgan
Jackson
A. Keith McClung
Roberts
Ann
James
Point Pleasant
Helen Jenkins
Charlesiton
Wm. McKnight
Courtland Rock
Huntington
Greenbrier County
L. E. McClung
Donna Ruth Edwards
Rankiff Reach
Elmer Reach
Fairview
Clifford Schoals
Ramie Edwards
Joe Kearnes
jFairview
Phyllis
Marietta
Woody Whitticar
Ladies Bible Class
Hartford Methodist Church
T. E.brooks
J. W. Kell
Chiofinda Rea
Hannah Hunter
Rutter Knight
WN. O. Wein
John Breem
Aruba
Netherlands
West Indies
Florence Atkins
Pomeroya
N.O. Wein
Martha A. Newton
Mlrs. Nolan Swackhammer
L. Z. Ruttencutter
W. T. Stone
Hartford Baptist Church
Halloween Parties Across The Community Catch Local Fun
A Halloween masquerade for Child Study Club at Mrs C A Parker’s 11 Stewart St featured Mrs Frank Ayres as reader and prizes won by Mrs Clyde Mansfield Mrs Homer Brown Mrs Harry Swank and Mrs Paul McConnell.
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Child Study Club
C. A Parker
Stewart St
Frank Ayres
Clyde Mansfield
Homer Brown
Harry Swank
Paul McConnell
ICOS IN AMERICA MIE Aerialist's New York Trial
A French aerialist recounts moving to the United States via Rotterdam, landing in New York in August. He finds a rough path, training in a tiny West 47th Street gym, hires two riggers Hermann and Stepan, faces blunders, drunken troubles, and a tense family visit that ends with a chaotic dressing room melee. The piece ends with the note that the tale continues.
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America
France
United States
Holland
Rotterdam
States
Paris
Europe
Central Park
Wellington
Seventh Avenue
New York
City
Father
Chinatown
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Bowery
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Grant
Broadway
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Ninth and
10Th Avenues
Universal Circus
Universal Circus Atmosphere That Reminded Me of the Gymnase Ponson Mountmartre
Hermann
News Notes of Syracuse eventful family updates
Born to Mr and Mrs Eber Stowe a son Thursday with Mayor Frank Stowe as grandfather. Eva Vargas is critically ill. Cousins Thomas and Selah Wagner visit Rebecca Cottrill who is critically ill. Sterling social notes include visits by Herbert Stabert in Charleston and Edward Shamblin’s Charleston trip. Several relatives travel, see locals, and attend institutes. Rally Day at Asbury Methodist Church and teachers at the Athens Association meeting also appear.
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Syracuse
Eber Stowe
Frank Stowe
Eva Vargas
Thomas
Selah Wagner
Rebecca Cottrill
Herbert Stabert
Charleston
Dora Cobb
Grace Schade
Edward Shamblin
Charles Wagner
Joan
Melvin Grimm
Charles Neuman
Farmers Institute
Forest Run
Homer Showers
Toledo
John Bowen
Arthur E. Whetstone
Airy
Ys. C
Sgt
Clarence Whetstone
Clash or Agree By J. R Roberts Jr
The piece links Eisenhower and Truman plans for early Allied civilian government in Germany with Eisenhower’s September occupation report. It notes Berlin four power control strain, calls for a clear division between military and civilian duties, and questions if June civilian governance can succeed amid tensions within the control council.
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J. Iu. Roberts, JR
Germany
Eisenhower
Berlin
Control Council
Occupation
Corning High School Carnival Set for Saturday Evening
Corning High School juniors and seniors sponsor a carnival on Saturday November 3 from 6 30 to midnight. Booths and games run from 6 40 to 9 30 with dancing to follow for the rest of the evening.
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Corning
Corning High School
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