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Gacvice
Ernie Exnterce
Athens
Ohto
Jonn W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Coltznous
Cleveland
Romina
Wagner Act debate spans England style reforms and U S labor power
Anifted national dispatch discusses the Wagner Act, labor leadership, and Roosevelt's stance on amendments. It compares English nonpartisan commissions to American reform, noting past vetoes and the need for evolutionary improvement amid industrial strikes and utility concerns.
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Washington
United Canada
Bonar Arcly
Amuarare
Pansee
Roosevelt
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Roosevelt Public Papers
England
Comatissi
Royal Commission
Ansonecawhia
Congress
T.man
America
Truman
Eiher
Shade of Sycamore 8 Percу Marks Love Move and Wealth Conflict
Gayle, daughter of an industrialist, confronts Bruce Bartlett about marriage conditions and wealth. Mr. Bartlett discusses obligations of riches, desire for a simple home, and fairness to Bruce as Gayle questions future life as a rich man's wife in a dramatic progressive romance.
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Gaste
Got Ieke
Biagitat
Bruce Kartisti
Fasous Grintere
Bart
Gayle
Ake
Bartlett
Bley Waitiene
Wallace
Gaxie
Sn Weil
Gaye
Gashe
Mr. Bartlett
Westchester County
Bruce
Sycamore
Europe
Miss Kent
Mgr. Bartlett
Ms. Bartlett
Dangerous Habit on Government Seizure of Livestock
A columnist questions federal plans to seize livestock amid meat supply concerns. They argue government overreach risks private property, warn about emergency rhetoric, and fear expansion to other assets under a needlessly powerful, ineffective regime.
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OPA
F. D. Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
End of an era as Goering hangs but world wars persist
The essay argues that while the execution of Hermann Goering and other Nazi leaders sets a precedent for punishing war makers, capital punishment cannot deter international crime. It contends poverty, education, and global cooperation are needed to prevent wars, and warns that Goering's death ends only an era, not warfare itself.
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Hermann Goering
Goering
America
Fishing Faith in Ohio Waters and a Bright Future
The writer compares fishing in distant locales to Ohio waters, noting that personal effort matters and that political turnover hinders state programs. He asserts Ohio, with man made lakes, will improve fishing in a few years and praises the state program and experts developing it.
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Ohio
Middle West
C.H.H
Truman Endorses Speech as Meat Price Debate Rises
In Peter Edson's Washington column, President Truman backs a cabinet ally's position on price controls, aiming to keep meat and farm prices down through the election. Analysts note the political calculus and potential impact on farm markets, with a massive corn harvest expected to ease feed shortages and influence livestock prices.
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Washington
Cline Ion DP
Anderson
Truman
Henry Vale Jace
Anderso Sestock
Rint
Pen
Mus
Henry Wallace
Payee Weil
Aggvel
Public Forum Calls for Price Controls and Food Aid
Vague excerpts discuss famine, OPA policies, and public frustration with aid. Residents urge ceiling prices and sustained assistance, lament shortages, and fear rising costs. The note references Athens Rd and a September 30 date, with cites to Uncle Sam and local governance.
The Worm Turns on Political Pressure and Pooled Fears
A fragmentary critique argues federal officials sway speech and policy through tactics described as manipulative. The piece portrays a tense atmosphere of government control and public suspicion with references to national figures and wartime economy.
Harrisonville Garden Club Meeting Update
The Harrisonville Garden Club met at Mrs. Jonah Cottrill’s home with twelve guests. Attendees included Dana Eaple Hazel Mi ikex and others. updates mention illness and family visits across Columbus Dayton Springfield and Athens.
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Harrisonville
Garden Club
Jonah Cottrill
Dana Eaple
Hazel
Mi Ikex
Turner
Lancaster
Georgetta
Elizabeth Welsh
Lada Ball
Mary Woodyard
Columbus
Ernest Warner
Jack
Jackson
Ralph Anderson
Cleveland
Halliday
Seamore
Atkins
Universit
Halliday Centre
Grafton Stout
Dayton
Adda Bradfield
Bert
Herb
Springfield
Ivan Cottrill
Janette Cleland
Holzer Hospital
Eugene Atkins
Rush Diehl Svid
Winte Cross Hospital
Kenneth Welsh
Abrs
Orville Graham
Burlingham
Amy Chase
Douglas
Frances Welsene
Aiman Arkins
Middle
Frances
Shrine aid by local families marks Middleport event
Long Bottom area notes three local families aided the Shrine at Middleport recently. Funeral services were held for J. Bardin at Mt Olive Church with burial in Mt Olive Cemetery. Other items report illness, visits, and family travel in the area.
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A. F
Linnie Swan
Charles Hensley
Middleport
J. Lo Bardin
Mt. Olive Church
Ray Bush
Mt Olive Cemetery
Jane Petty
East Liverpont
Wayne Circle
Cecil
Racine
C. E. Myers
Carrie Coleman
Columbus
Marjorie Wells
Jor Connolly
Brady Lake
John Majors
Blue Lake community notes and personal updates
Blue Lake residents share a wave of family news and moves. Talks include new arrivals from Chillicothe and Fishida, a Sorghum batch produced by Mrs Waugh, and Mrs Verda Burd visiting from Columbus. Local illnesses, medical updates, and wedding notices pepper the column along with travel to Springheld for corn cutting and golf-like community events.
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Farr Cremeens
Rar Cox
Chillicothe
Dewey Mason
Ethel Fellore
Haskel Saunders
Mary Trotter
Howard
John Lamert
Junior O'Daniels
O. D. Wells
Art Janes
Dan Daniels
Fishida
Lakeland
Miami Beach
Verda Burd
Columbus
Minnie Caldwell
Georgie Leonard
Gertrude Thompson
Betty Caldwell
Phellis Wroden
Hazel Caldwell
Wyman Caldwell
Tra Hall
Clentienen
W. Va
William Cromlish
Vern Altizer
Bona June
John David
Wallace Houck
Marable Haffelt
John Haffel Ayer
Ora Clary
John Waugh
Bert Finley
Kenneth Ward
Morgan Corn
Verner Ankins
Odell Northup
Irs
Woodman Fenton
Dalia Matfield
Dayton
V. Fenton
V. Altizer
Pameray
Ray Harper
Pom
Cheats
Blue Lake
Erence Shriver
Panama Canal Zone
Betty Dewitt
Ava Williams
Japan
W. O. R. Sheets
Pomeroy
Eden Woaldren
Funeral for Merchert Williams Held in M. E. Church
Funeral services for Merchert Williams 34 were conducted at the M. E. Church by Rev. Hugh Davis. He lived his life in Reedsville. survived by widow Ada Williams four stepdaughters and a brother Joseph Williams. Burial was in Reedsville Cemetery with military honors at the grave.
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Reedsville
Merchert Williams
M. E. Church
Hugh Davis
Henry and
Williams
Hoyt
Ada Williams
Annabel Torrence
Monroe
Migh
Ruth Coleman
Kelamazoo
Mich
Fay Congrove
Akron
Frances Miller
Joseph Williams
Boring
William Donald Bailey
Eugene Bailey
Richard Smith
Gay Fields
Howard Smith
Charles Hall
Richard L. Smith
Carl Buckley
Millard Osher
Charles Marcinko
Maurice Reed
William Whitehead
Gladys Pickens
Racine High School
Joe Ashton
Frank Shumway
Alvert Wigal
J. B. Torrence
Rushville
Henry Schuler
London
E. Humphrey
A. A. Het
Paul Burkley
Virgie May Swartz
Athens
VY. Bucklew
Swartz
Alfred
Harry Pickens
Harry Pickens Home Were: Mr. and Mrs. Summer
Rutland
Lawrence Milhoan
Mary Belle
Middleport
Vernon Wener
Chester
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