Coal crisis prompts push for compulsory arbitration and policy review
David Lawrence discusses the 79th Congress and post New Deal labor dynamics in the coal crisis. He examines the closed shop, Wagner Act implications, government seizure of mines, and the potential for compulsory arbitration to curb strikes in vital industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
79Th Congress
America
National Miners’ Union
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
House
80Th Congress
U.S
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery in Ohio and outside, with varying rates for 1 year and shorter terms. It notes overseas subscriptions require a request letter and provides national representative contacts. The item is an archival classifieds-like notice from Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Associated Presse
Ohio
Athens
Ehaneeda
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Medical Comment Column on First Aid for Severe Bleeding
Dr. William A. O Briens guidance covers stopping arterial bleeding, pressure points, and dressing wounds. It advises keeping the patient warm, quiet, and hydrated, plus cautious use of tourniquets and when to seek competent help. The Q and A discuss penicillin injections for syphilis and long term follow up.
Time to Get Busy Improve Athens Street and Utility Systems
An editorial calls for rapid postwar Athens improvements to streets West Washington West State East Union Congress and minor roads. It urges higher street illumination and extended lighting for residential streets to safely handle increased foot traffic from Ohio University growth and population. The piece urges civic action and asks residents to speak up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
West Washington
West State
East Union
Congress
Ohio University
No Love Feasts and GOP Strategy in 1948 Politics
A Washington opinion piece argues a prolonged love feast between Republicans and President Truman is unlikely and warns the GOP must focus on labor, fiscal policy, and ending wartime controls to satisfy voters and avoid losing ground gained in recent elections. It cautions against scattering efforts and emphasizes accountability to the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
GOP
C.H.H
CIO Leader Warns of Rising Wages and Strikes After Price Decontrol
The New York state CIO president warns price decontrol will spark wage demands and industry strikes. He claims labor is organized enough to resist big business efforts to erode gains and living standards. The writer questions the CIO official's predictions and notes wartime price controls were temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
New York State Cio
CIO
Lewis as Ulysses in labor battle letter echoes myths
Peter Edson analyzes John L. Lewis's letter to Cap Krug likening the UMWA leader to Odysseus. The piece maps modern coal disputes to Trojan War allegory with Sirens as operators, Scylla and Charybdis as mining dangers, and references to Wagner Act and safety codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Interior
Cap” Krug
United Mine Workers of America
Scylla
Charybdis
Ulysses
Odysseus
Ithaca
Greece
New York
United Mine Workers
John L
Helen
Paris
Troy
CIO
Phil Murray
Labor Movement
Ulysses Lewis
An American Believer in Constitutional Liberty and Duty
Thurlow Scott Robe outlines enduring American ideals in civic life. He stresses self government through law, equal rights with duty, minority protections, respect for public office, and active community citizenship. He links liberty to responsibility, education, private property, and peaceful pursuit of public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Washington
God
Grover Cleveland
Thurlow Scott Robe
Woodard Ave
Athens
Americanism Committee
American Legion
Local notes show Illness and visits around Corning area
Mrs Rodney Hearing is improving at her Shawnee home after illness. Jack Myers son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Myers has chicken pox and attends Corning grade school. Several residents and visitors from Corning Jack Myers illness and travels to Columbus area are noted alongside visits by relatives to families in Crooksville Glouster Zanesville and New Lexington.
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Corning
Rodney Hearing
Shawnee
Hearing
Mr. Hearing
New Lexington
Jack Myers
Clyde Myers
N. Valley St
Duane Wright
Marilyn
Sharon
Junction City
John Sicilian
Irene Frecker
Thelma Fleming
Jane Adams
Crooksville
Margaret Freiks J
John Carpenter
Nelsonville
Ida Mae Brant
New Florence
William Tedrow
Edward Moore
Dale
David
William Mace, Jr
William Mace
Audrey
Eileen Glass
Glouster
T. F. Hawkins
Dee
N. R. Rothgeb
Cheshire
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Gail Wallace
Charles
Raymond Lemity
Sharon Rose
Charles Zarley
Theodore Zarley
Zanesville
George Lemity
Clarence Hodgson
Annabelle
Hemlock
Joe Fry
Harry Schottelkorb
Charleston
Eliza Murry
Fry
Evelyn Wycinski
Washington St
Leo Radkoski
Toledo
Radkoski
Opal Neal
Amesville social notes and local obituaries from Danville
A letter from Miss Grace Garrett to Miss Jessie Lortz recalls Rev Theodore F Garrett’s tenure as pastor of the Metho dist Church 1901 to 1903 and Grace Garrett’s career as a pianist. Euphemia Chapter elects officers led by Mildred Poston and Mary Grosvenor. Mrs. Eva Morris visits Columbus and will attend the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vernon in Gloucester. William Clark suffers a severe cut requiring arterial repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Jessie Lortz
Grace Garrett
Theodore F. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Lortz
Miss Garrett
Northwestern School of Music
Illinois
Wisconsin
Montana
Horace
Danville
Grace
Saint James Methodist Church
Euphemia
Mildred Poston
Kenneth Vernon
Jeanette Robinson
Homer Linscott
Mary Grosvenor
Myrle Vernon
Harry Henry
Rirchie Thompson
Gertrude King
Grand Chapter
Eva Morris
Columbus
Henry Sedwick
Charles Vernon
Glouster
William Clark
Gallia Legionnaires to Attend Eighth District Conference
Gallia Post 27 plans to attend the Eighth District fall conference in Middleport on November 24. A morning school of instructors starts at 10:15 a.m. with a 1 p.m. parade to Gallipolis High School Auditorium for programs and prizes. A public initiation with the Lan caster degree team will follow in the afternoon.
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Middleport
Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
Feeney-Bennett Post
Second Ave
Rutland St
Lancaster
George Childs
Patients Named From Holzer Hospital
Gallia county report lists Tuesday admissions to Holzer Hospital including Bernice Hall Ewington Mrs Carl Nichols Middleport Harry Mapes Jackson Route 2 the Rev George McKown Jackson L M Lanthorn Eureka and Mrs Victor Halley Gallipolis Also admitted Monday evening were Lovel Profitt Cove Route 1 Mrs Ruth Cottrill Gallipolis and Sherman Bushdick Gallipolis Route 1
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Bernice Hall
Ewington
Carl Nichols
Middleport
Harry Mapes
Jackson
George McKown
L. M. Lanthorn
Eureka
Victor Halley
Lovel Profitt
Cove
Ruth Cottrill
Sherman Bushdick
Car Roll Injures James Pullins in Gallia County
James Pullins 19 of Point Pleasant was treated at Holzer Hospital after his car rolled over hitting a culvert on Route 35 north of Gallipolis at 2:45 a.m. Tuesday. State Highway Patrol reported the injuries and incident details.
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Gallipolis
James Pullins
Point Pleasant
Route 2
Holzer Hospital
Route 35
State Highway Patrol
Frost Again Batter Gallipolis As Temperature Rises
Gallipolis records another hard frost with a 22 degree morning as the day warms to a high of 57. The brief cold spell followed by a modest daytime rise marked the weather pattern for Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
Divorce Filed in Gallia County for Neglect of Duty
Clemma Haskins filed for divorce in Gallia County Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect of duty against Lawson Haskins. The couple, married in Gallipolis in 1919, have four children.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Pheasant Seen in City Park Despite Legal Status
Pheasant hunters in Gallipolis tramped fields and woods in search of game when a hen pheasant, not legal in Ohio, was spotted in City Park at 1 30 p m on Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Two Births Listed at Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital recorded two births Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Victor Halley of Gallipolis, and a son was born to Mr and Mrs James Clark of Syracuse.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Victor Halley
James Clark
Syracuse
Three Land Transfers Reported for Gallia
GALLIPOLIS The following real estate transfers were recorded in Gallia County Monday. James Earl and Hazel Moore to Shirley A Stone nine acres in Morgan Township. Milo Moore and others to Clinton and Lola Siders twenty acres in Huntington Township. Anna and James Dyer to John F Clark lot 29 Lewis Ad dition Bidwell Springfield Township.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
James Earl
Hazel Moore
Shirley A. Stone
Morgan Township
Milo Moore
Clinton
Lola Siders
Huntington Township
Anna
James
Dyer
John F. Clark
Lewis’ Addition
Bidwell
Springfield
Magic Show Delights Gallipolis Exchange Club
Harley Harrington, an amateur magician, and Mrs Harrington performed several feats for the Gallipolis Exchange Club during its weekly dinner at the Lafayette Hotel. A new member, Edwin L Treon, joined the group at the meeting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harley Harringston
Harrington
Gallipolis Exchange Club
Lafayette Hotel
Edwin L. Treon
Addison Man Files Divorce Suit in Court
JALLIPOLIS A divorce suit charging his estranged wife Viola with divesting him of his life savings totaling more than 13000 through the nature of an agreement was filed Monday by F. W. Reeves Addison in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. The Reeves were married December 12 1926 and have one child.
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Jallipolis
Viola
F. W. Reeves
Addison
Gallia County
Local Visits and Hospital Note Carbon Hill Area
Mrs. Cora Blose spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Will Poling in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert of Baltimore were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardy. Mrs. David Johnson was taken by ambulance to a Columbus hospital for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilkinson and Robert Wilkinson with grandson Bob Nutter are visiting in Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Spencer of Columbus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer.
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Carbon Hill
Cora Bloseser
Will Poling
Athens
Earl Gilbert
Baltmore
Robert Hardy
David Johnson
Columbus Hospital
Ira Wilkinson
Robert Wilkinson
Bob Nutter
Willard
Billy Spencer
Columbus
Guy Spencer
Radio Highlights Proposes Dual Big Nine Football Broadcasts
CBS to air Michigan versus Ohio State at Columbus and Illinois against Northwestern at Evans ton simultaneously Saturday after noon. Red Barber on the 2 pm start then switch to Illinois Northwestern, with Gene Shumate handling the opening and alternating coverage as developments occur. Raymond Swing plans Jan 3 retirement from ABC series, Elmer Davis to take Swing’s slots from Jan 6. Wednesday night lineups include NBC and CBS offerings plus ABC and MBS programs with music and drama selections.
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New York
CBS
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
Illinois
Northwestern
Evanston
Red Barber
Raymond Swing
ABC
Elmer Davis
Swing
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
By Galbraith
Gallia Legionnaires State District
Pheasant Tours Park
Gallia
Addison Man
NBC
Mrs. North
Kay Kyser
Jack Carson
Frank Sinatra
Greer Garson
Ann Scotland
Pat O’gold
Bing Crosby
MBS
Xavier Cugat
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