Roosevelt Cabinet Change Favored by Few in Roosevelts Vote
The National Dispatch argues Roosevelt can ignore the 21 million minority votes and keep the cabinet intact, predicting no change while supporters insist experience matters. It suggests possible replacements like Sid Hilman, and notes Republican doubts about a New Deal aligned lineup.
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Roosevelt
Mir
Washington
At &Ater
Ste. Roosevelt
Avon
John’a. Steelman
Miho
Sidtro’ Hliman
Robert Hannegan
Democratic National
Hillman
Wiliam Kal Fen
Hannegan
Sun
Couse
Hooeeselt
America
Canada
Postwar aviation research urged for rapid jet era
The piece argues for continuous long range air power research led by private industry to fend off obsolescence after the war. It notes aviation legacy, jet propulsion potential, and the need to keep plants and skilled workers in peacetime, stressing civilian-led development and readiness for immediate production.
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Patterson
House
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Three Days of Change Drive My New Legal Path
The narrator recalls a transformative period with T gaining an ally in Mickey and facing threats from Boggio. He funds his independence with a check, winds down obligations, and prepares for a risky move at the office as Perez helps move Boggio's books before an ambush seizes him.
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Mickey
Boggie
Bogey
Reggie
Virgil
Goodby
Boggio
Kabateck
Ina
Perez
Goorstadt
Ke Tech
An Letening
Perex
Logan Eagles Join In National Project
Logan Eagles join a nationwide fund raising drive by the Fraternal Order of Eagles to erect a Memorial Building honoring 135000 members in the armed forces. Logan Eagle president Ogan Lewis R Canty announces subscriptions from individuals and local and state laeries. Each donor will receive a certificate.
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Ogan
Lewis R. Canty
Logan Eagle
Logan Order
Order of Eagles
Will Government Break Faith in War Surplus Dealings
Opinion argues that Congress efforts to create public ownership of war surplus assets threaten private enterprise. It cites vast federal war property valued at over 103 billion dollars and government plants, warning that using proceeds to undercut private business would break public faith aided by citizen sacrifice.
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Congress
Scch
TVA
Secretary of the Interior
Pearl Harbor Investigation debate in Senate
Senator Alben Barkley objects to a 10 man Senate inquiry into the December 7 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. The speech questions whether full disclosure could harm wartime morale and national effort, while arguing Americans might endure the full story.
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Pearl Harbor
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Kentucky
Barkley
Great Cigaret Mystery Enveloped In Wartime Exports
Peter Edson analyzes figures from Army Red Cross Navy and lend lease to estimate cigarette use by military personnel and overseas shipments. He notes a large unexplained surplus beyond his calculations and questions where all packs go as WOI data cites higher exports.
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Red Cross
Army
Navy
United States
Community notes mix of visits bake sale and games
Ten blood donors from Coolville Troy area traveled to the Athens County donor center on Monday. The Standard Bearers girls host a bake sale at Bratford restaurant on Saturday December 2 starting at 11 o clock with pies cookies and candy for sale. War Stamps sales at the school totaled 37.60 with Mrs Alden's room leading at 12.05. Tuppers Plains basketball teams visit Tuesday evening with reserves noted. Thanksgiving assembly held at Troy school Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A B White and Mrs Nora James of Torch travel to Cincinnati then Dallas for extended visits. Mrs E S Harvard visiting her sister Mrs Lucy McClung Reedy West Virginia. Mrs Etle Stout of Orange guest of Mr and Mrs Elia Waring last weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of Allison arrived Tuesday to stay through Friday with relatives. their daughter Judith Ann accompanied them home. Clyde Blizzard of Ireland taken to St Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg for observation. Wednesd ay arrivals for Thanksgiving weekend included W A Bridges and grandson Bobby Hamilton of Washington Pa and Ruth of Point Pleasant. Charles McKeen spent weeks in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after steam scalding accident and is slowly improving.
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Coolville
Athens County
Bratford
Alden
Tuppers Plains
Troy
A. B. White
Nora James
Torch
Cincinnati
Dallas
Tex
E. S. Harvard
Frank Jones
Alison
Judith Ann
Clyde Blizzard
Ireland
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Ruth
Point Pleasant
Charles McKeen
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Maxville
Lawrence Baker
Logan
Jon Nixon
Jean
Loren Howdshell
Toledo
Pauline Summel
Columbus
Burdella Dilton
Lokzan
Emma Wilson
Pfe. Wilson
Mexico
Louise Cory
del Mar
California
Paul Wyskiver
Mesido
Paul Summel
Pete Strawn
New Straitsville
Tier
Charles E. Nixon
Wayland Howdyshell
Ross Summel
Curtiss-Wright
Willard Sheets
Roy Kishler
Min‘erva Nixon
Herman ‘Wilson
Wilson
Charles Huffines
Stanley E. Nixon
Charlene and
Wray
Nixon
James Z. Krum
Krum
M. W. Howdyshell
Ebenezer’ Baptist Church
Wilma Jean
Corning Personal Mention Highlights Local Socials and News
Corning residents share a busy week with pinochle, a 13 member Eastern Stars dinner, births announced by J R Reibel of Zanesville, a serious overseas injury to Sgt Thomas Curtis, and multiple visitors from Buffalo Columbus Athens and West Jefferson.
Apple Grove Social Notes
Apple Grove social items note visits from Gene Slaughter and others, district Methodist meeting at Pomeroy, and a Thanksgiving program at the church. Shank formerly ill at University Hospital Columbus shows recovery, with WSCS meeting at Mrs Shields home voting to exchange gifts in December. Revival closing by Rev Coyle at Fairview, regular church services planned Sunday.
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Afyle Grove
Gene Slaughter
Cottageville
Charis Sayre
Olden Thaxton
Letart Falls
Early Roush
Charles Sayre
Methodist Church
Pomeroy
Duck Shank
University Hospital, Columbus
F- A. Shank
Columbus
WSCS
C. G. Shields
Ellen ‘Sayre
Mer
Gertie Carpenter
Bertha, Robinson
Hattie Shank
Manel Roush
Dollie Wolfe
Shields
Axis
Mex
Herbert Shields
Counts
Slaney
St. Marys
Jack Sharpnack
Grant’ Hospital
Bishopville Briefs Romance of Travels and Visits
Bishopville notes list residents and relatives visiting or traveling. Sire Jon Standley arrived from New York for a furlough with his parents. John Clark will stay in Bartlett with his sons. The Day family left for Columbus for the winter. Wrightstown visitors and other locals shared meals and greetings.
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Bishopv
Jon Standley
New York
John Standley
John Clark
Bartlett
Glen
Ver
Chris Day
Columbus
Roy Sauders
Coumbus
Floyd Carpenter
Lara Carpenter
Wrightstown
Orrance Able
Orland Richardson
Lucy Pedicord
Akron
BL. Harbert
Children's Hospital
Ada Price
Glouster
Flora Joseph
J. W. Moody
Maxville Personal Mention Highlights from Local Residents
Maxville notes list residents visiting relatives in Toledo Columbus and Mexico. Ralph Wilson, formerly of Maxville, heads to wartime duty after a Mexico wedding to Louise Cory. Local deaths, illnesses, and church services are reported along with Curtiss Wright program attendance and upcoming Maxville Methodist services.
Vinton Township Farmers Institute set for December 6–7
Radcliff notes report a Farmers Institute at the Vinton Township high school auditorium on December 6 and 7. The county league opens December 8 as Vinton Rural wins both recent games. Major and Mrs. Raymond Cooper and children from Camp Reynolds visited McArthur and bought property there.
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Vanérave
Vinton Township
Inton Village
Vinton’ Rural
Phen” Wilkesville
Vinion Rural
Raymond Cooper
Camp Reynolds
McArthur
Eva Townsend
Columbus
James Townsend
Vinton
Cline Holcomb
Edith ‘Trotter
Cnucren
Merverville
Lord McLaughlin
Trotter
Local Social Highlights From Tuppers Plains and Nearby
The column lists visits and guests across the region. Alice Dotson, Maggie Parker, Mollie Shields, Velma Cassidy, and families are featured guests at various homes. Frank Shirkey and James Deeters family hosted Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Ohio.
Social Notes of Vinton Chronicle of gatherings and travel
Social notes from Vinton describe home gatherings at the Butler residence with guests, travel photos from Mrs. John W. Butler, and visits by Mrs. James McCormick Wilkesville and Mrs. Clem Wilcox in northern areas hunting. Oss Dillon is in Holzer Hospital for surgery. Homer Hartsook on a furlough. Anne Clarke attending Thanksgiving at Evington School. several locals and families noted for visits, travel, and work.
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Mere Butler
John W. Butler
Italy
France
James, McCormick
Wilkes Iuille
Clem
Wileor
Cook
Oss Dillon
Holzer Hospital
Homer Hartsook
Anne
Clarke
Evington School
James le Clark
Ladies of the Vinton. Baptist
Jerry Woodley
Harteley Devoree
Bob Diggins
Benny
Levine
Marjorie Caldwell
Gale Lions
Franke Dowler
Motion Gent
Clem Wilcox
Mme
Maurace Warren
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War Foods Administration
Tobacco Branch
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Coolville, Troy
Corning
Leongkoski
Sam Frasure
Fred Gray
Bert Hickock
Ralph Briggs
Clarence Garrison
Leon Keller
Ostess
Eastern Stars
J. R. Reibel
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hubert Esselstien
Thomas Curtis
Margaret Curtis
Fairport Harbor
Edith ‘Nichole
Buffalo
N.Y
P. HH. Clifford
RM. Clifford
Tuesay
Athens
Catherine Riedel
Tiss
Helen Kocks
Henry: Kocks
Lewis Distelnweig
Jacksonville
Henry Winnenberg
Henry Winnebers
West Jefferson
Apple Grove Social Notes
Bishopville News
Radcliff
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Mollie Shields
Sion
Sume
Grangen
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Ain Fen
Dotwon Fand
Kennet Adams
Galbraith
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