Need for Mediation as Auto Strike Probed by Law
David Lawrence argues that the National Labor Relations Act requires bargaining but cannot compel agreement. He notes the law aims to force talks to continue until deadlock, with no obligation on unions to bargain in good faith. Mediation by reliable officials could prevent work stoppages and reduce economic losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor Board
Congress
Siegfried Line and Allied Port Progress in 1944 Campaign
Extract outlines Allied air and ground operations in September to October 1944 in Europe. It details port openings at Antwerp Toulon Marseille and the impact on supply lines. It notes Holland airborne landings near Eindhoven Arnhem and river crossings, with Aachen and Metz battles shaping the advance.
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Eisenhower
France
Europe
AEF
21St Amy Group
Brussels
Antwerp
Zeebrugge
Tunisia
U. S. Seventh Army
First Army
Toulon
Marseille
Lyon
Dijon
Brittany
Westwall
Montgomery
Siegfried Line
U.S. 828
101St
Lewis H. Brereton
First
Allied Airborne Army
Holland
Meuse
Waal
Lower Rhine
Eindhoven-Arnhem
Normandy
Eindhoven
British Airborne
Arnhem
Germany
Aachen
Ninth Army
Ninth
Subscription Rates and Delivery by Carrier and Mail
Rates list for one year six months and shorter terms in Ohio and outside states with varying prices for local carrier service by area and overseas mail. Notices indicate requests from service men require a letter. publication details and offices in Athens Columbus Cleveland Chicago New York. Obituary and card of thanks charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susscriplion
Mons
Weex
Ohio
Rallebie
Myalabie
Mttreess
Athens
Asia
John W. Callen
Chicago
New York
Columbus O. Cleveland
Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Corning residents share updates from Thanksgiving visits as families travel from Columbus Hemlock and Newark. Gerald McDaniels returns on furlough from Percy Jones Hospital to his parents and siblings. Local gatherings include a miscellaneous shower for Mrs George Ferguson with many attendees and gift givers.
For Better Health A Call for More Medical Research Funds
The piece argues that public spending on medical research lags behind wartime and military R D, driven by philanthropists and large institutions. It notes progress but cites persistent gaps in understanding and treating diseases like cancer TB polio and the common cold, urging a larger, coordinated funding effort. It compares two billion atomic bomb spending to a needed shift toward disease prevention and health research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Sitting It Out and Reconversion After the War
The piece notes slow reconversion as workers and industries await changes after wartime demand. It describes war fatigue, unemployment as lower than expected, and many ex war workers delaying returns to jobs while seeking higher pay and new skills. It points to policy limits and fragile morale shaping the postwar economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Driving Hazards From Slow Postwar Traffic and Speed Limits
Postwar driving dangers arise as speed limits ease and motorists rush past slow vehicles. The shift from wartime 1 mile per hour to higher speeds raises collision risk on two and three lane roads, with four lane highways showing best safety records.
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Southeastern
Textile Mills Accused Of Stocking Up As Prices Rise
Peter Edsons Letter From Washington reports heated charges between textile workers and mills over shortages and price controls. The Textile Workers Union alleges reduced shifts and warehoused goods awaiting tax changes and higher OPA ceilings, while mill owners deny stockpiling and call for concrete proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Textile Workers Union
OPA
CPA
4. D. Smail
Textile Workers
Hazards of War Time Speed on Main Highways
The author cautions that wartime speed endangers travelers on trunk highways. He notes many drivers have reliable tires and move safely, but warns that these roads are not for joy riding regardless of a driver's supposed conservatism.
Albany Socials Briefs Highlight Local Thanks Giving Gatherings
Albany events note family visits and greetings across states. W S C S plans a Nov 29 meeting at Rev and Mrs Andrews home. Robert James and son visit relatives in Albany as Mrs Sanders marks 20 years apart from her brother. Grandson Robert Jr travels to West Virginia while his wife visits kin. George Van Dyke of the US Navy is home with family after release. Dr A F Holmes and Burt Hovey head to Florida for winter. Thanksgiving visits include Mrs Maud Vorhes with E K Carpenter and daughter, and the Lasch home with Harold Cunningham family from Athens. The Harner and Parker families coordinate travel. A son born to Lloyd Bolin and Clinton Sr at Sheltering Arms Hospital Navy 23. grandparents listed. Visiting relatives include McGonagle family from Indiana and many Albany residents sharing Thanksgiving Day.
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Albany
Clifton Pearman
Osborn
W.S.C.S
Andrews
Robert James
Robert
Helena
Mont
Dow Sanders
George van Dyke
USN
A. F. Holmes
Burt Hovey
Florida
Maud Vorhes
E. K. Carpenter
Harold Cunningham
Athens
E. H. Lasch
P. E. Harner
West Virginia
Sidney Parker
Nelsonville
Charles Parker
Lloyd Bolin
Clinton Sr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Navy
Charles Wood
Pleasant Valley
Mattie Bean
Iccal
Charles McGonagle
Mary Jean
Harriet
Harley Aylor
Indiana
Howard J. Aylor
Dave Blackburn
Jerome Fenske
Merrill Chase
Pinched England Faces Scarce Goods After War
London reports describe England's postwar hardship as trade resumes and rationing continues. Citizens endure daily queues for meat bread and clothing while the black market thrives and shortages press households. Officials push export focus to restore foreign markets amid scarce home supplies.
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DE Wirt MacKenzie
London
England
Winston Churchill
Mac
Kyger WSCS Meets At Durst Home Brief
The Kyger WSCS met at Mrs. Cash Durst’s home with ten members and two visitors. Miss Mabel Eakin delivered a scripture reading and two comforters were tied. Next meeting at Mrs. Mary Sisson’s home.
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Eliza Searls
Boland Searls
Ruland
Charley Mach
W. W.bradbury
Gallipolis
Strand Farley
Annabell Ball
Luella Bradbury
Clarmont Buchanan
Albert Milhoan
T. L. Bradbury
Flora Bradbury
Dale Gilmore
Camp Pickett
Kansas
Robert McCarty
Junior Pollins
Dorcas Community Notes Show Servicemen News and Local Visits
Dorcas notes report servicemen Kenneth Theiss landing in Seattle for discharge after 40 months in service. Carl Blake also discharged after arriving in California. Local visits include Salser family from Zanesville with relatives in Wooster and Columbus, Beegle and Lucas families visiting, and Rena Karr hosting, with Ed Lane returning home from Thanksgiving.
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Dorcas
Caml Theiss
Kenneth
Seattle
Wash
William Blake
Carl
California
Lawrence, Salser
Lillian Salser
Columbus
Donald Salser
Zanesville
Ed Salser
Marjorie
Ivan Lucas
Kenneth Wirt
Wooster
Richard Beegie
Akron
Tom
Crile General Hospital
Cleveland
Guy Beegle
Harry Wolfe
ME Wolfe
Great Lake
Ed Lane
East Liverpool
Rena Karr
Alice Beegle
Lorain
Coy Starcher
Ira Beegle
Starcher
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Das Ende
OL Cee Lea
Marshall
H. Lee
Hisenhower
War Department
United States
Third
Saar
Metz
Moselle
Alsace-Lorraine
Seventh Army
Strasbourg
Rhine
Mullhouse
Alsace
Colmar
Chiat
U. S. Army
ANCE
Irene
Seven’ Army
Jeinst Army
Cotentin Peninsula
U. S
Corning
Richard Spence
Julien Ferguson
Catherine Eickel
Fred Lickel
Henry Eickel
Jeanne
Ferguson
Bertha Fergusop
Bom
Sherman Leasure
Helen Kranyik
Gertrude Reese
Thomas Banevich
Camp Clayborne
Charles Banevich
Fred Eickel
New York Central
Anthony LeRoy
Trimble
Elmo Lindsay
Lindsay
Frank E. Wi
New ‘Lexington
Don Smith
J. _Eli@’Brien
Sharon
Elmer Weaver
Arthur Reese
Joseph Reese
Fostoria
Barbara Spence
Eleanor Fay
Homer Trickett
Bowling ‘Green
Trickett
Peter Edson
Albany Socials
Kyger
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