Subscription Rates and Post City Notice
Subscriptions rates listed by Carter show multiple terms and prices for three year and shorter periods. The notice mentions various mail and carrier services across Ohio and international entries, along with advertising and obituary charges and authorizing details for service members requests and post city classifications.
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Carter
Ohie
Brailabie
Msi
Outel de Onio
Gvetewus
Athens Post
Ce A
Matinns
John W. Cullen Company
Chigasu
New York
Columbus
U S Sees Britons Loan With Strings Aimed at Global Trade
Assistant Secretary of State Clayton signals a U S loan to Britain as a pump priming measure to revive world trade. The plan ties economic and political conditions to Britain, potentially easing blocs and aiding postwar recovery while avoiding new protectionist barriers.
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Lord Keynes
Britain
Atlantic
Lord Halifax
State Department
Clayton
Uncle Sap
United States
Cost absorption under OPA provokes retailer burden
The Price Administrator's cost absorption rule makes retailers subsidize either manufacturers or consumers. The New York Times notes retailers face higher costs as wartime conditions ease, with ex servicemen opening new stores and competition rising. Wages climb under federal policy, while supply and demand remain debated.
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OPA
New York Times
the Times
Washington
Meaning Is Clear on Draft Induction by Rural Boards
Rural selectives and most citizens demand universal induction to restore normalcy. Strikes and labor leaders influence idle workers, while industrialists who collude in price manipulation risk action by a minority pushing for restraint of trade. Resentment grows toward class conflict and draft-board actions across counties.
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Army
Navy
United States
Comin
D ‘Iless
Opposition to a single national defense department
David Lawrence argues the Senate Military Affairs Committee misreads postwar military needs. He defends maintaining separate Army Navy and Air Forces, warns unification could breed dictatorship, and calls for thorough inquiry into Pacific operations before any consolidation. He stresses coordination via joint chiefs rather than one top commander.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Department of National Defense
War Department
Army
Army Air Forces
America
United States
Navy
Patterson
Eisenhower
Nimitz
MacArthur
Pacific
Europe
Italy
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Leyte
Okinawa
Congress
Halsey
Marine Corps
Naval Air Forces
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Labor row at Kelsey-Hayes as old tensions flare
Peter Edson notes Detroit’s Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co has long suffered labor friction. The plant has no formal written contract with its Amalgamated Local 174 union under CIO UAW, led by Moon Mullins, while president George Kennedy remains a tough negotiator. Grievances recur as negotiations set precedents, yet many issues remain unsettled.
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Washington
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co
Detroit
U. S Conciliation Service and
War Labor Board
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Kelsey-Hayes
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
George Kennedy
Chester (Moon) Mullins
Mullins
Hecause
Reuther
George Addes
Athens conventions and local society notices reach far
Mrs Havilah Batchelder and family attend the 13th annual Pittsburgh and Wheeling District Six convention while Daughters of Union Veterans dedication is marked in Parkersburg. Physicians, hospital news, PTA delegates, and local church events fill the weekend with visits to Athens, Columbus, and Marietta areas.
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the Plains
Havilah
Batchelder
Sarah
Ethel
Elizabeth Williams
John Ellis
Bill
Muriel
Athens
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Disi
Daughters of Union Veterans
Reorganized
William E. Evans
Eesof
Association of Physicians
Lewis Wilkinson
Ohio State
Willard
Athens State Hospital
C. H. Betty Calt
Marietta Hospital
Latyens State Hospital
William Liggett
Clarence Creath
Ed Huston
Nellie
Ed Pocks
Deanville
Ohio Selectors
Harry Moore
Thelma Linscott
Athens Messenger
Akron
Ashe State
Robert Evans
Scott Field
F. W. Bughents
Henry Evans
E. Rey Lash
Mel Talbert
PTA
Cincinnati
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Russia Signs Credit Agreement With U. S.
Russia signs a credit deal with the United States for 350 million dollars and 50 million dollars in rent-lease goods halted by delivery disputes. A separate local item notes births, arrivals, and social updates from Jacksonville area, including twin boys born to Rev. and Mrs. Charles Caffrey at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Jacksonville
Charles Caffrey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
David Eugene
Daniel Rex
Richard Jackson
Crooksville
Wilbur
John Exenkemper
Guy White
Cpl
Vern White
John Davis
Ninth St
John Davis, Jr
Columbne
John Cominsky
Washington
Russia
Joe Burgdort
United States
Glen Carbon
St. Louis
Joe Sayre
Jon V-T
Taylor Ridge
Athens
Nounce
Krowoe
Chester Women Meet for Ladies Aid at Ward Hayes Home
Chester area notes report the Chester Methodist Church Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Ward Hayes home on Thursday October 11 with refreshments served. The next gathering is set for Mrs. J S Bailey’s home on October 25.
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Chester
Ladies Aid Society
Chester Methodist Church
Ward Hayes
J. S. Bailey
Cecil Kimes
Holzer Hospital
Lawrence Edward Baum
Lillie Zehm
Hohokus
N. J
Elmer
Bremen
George
Logan
Detroit
Charles
John D. Carnahan
Henry Thomas
Ray Thomas
Herb Bailey
Bailey
Francis Gillilan
Ft. Knox
Eber Gilillan
Bob Dean
Rex Bailey
J. &. Bailey
Ralph Gillilan
Harlingen
Texas
Gilillan
Canton
Larry
Riley Pigott
Long Bottom
C. D. Roush
California
Paul
Auth
Colum
Donald Ridendur
Manning Ridenour
Dorcas Social News Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. Alice Beegle j spent days with her husband in Loraine Harbor, while Mr. and Mrs. William Blake and family traveled to Parkersburg. Ladies Aid sewed carpet rags at Sadie Wolfe’s home. Jack Woods visited Brama Beegie, and Ivan Twucas stayed with daughter Mrs. Kenneth Wirt in Wooster. Rev Carmichael and Mrs. visited Bertha Beaver. Albert Wolfe and son Ronnie spent time with Sadie Wolfe. Frances Foster and Eber Carneghan attended the Lancaster Fair and stayed at Four McCourt brothers Rocheport Pa with sister Mrs. Laurence Beegle. Sgt Ralph Hill, just back from overseas, and family visited W. C. Hilt. Lizzie Richards spent Monday night with Cari Theiss. Bob Beegle works in Akron. Arthur Beegle hunted fox in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Dorcas
Alice _Beegle
Loraine Harbor
William Blakeland
Parkersburg
Sadie Wolfe
Jack Woods
Brama 'Beegie
Ivan Twucas
Kenneth Wirt
Wooster
Carmichael
Bertha
Okierennes
Ellebure
W. C. Hilt
Lizzie Richards
Cari ‘Theiss
Bob Beegle
Akron
Paris to London Journey Amid Family Tensions and Illness
After a Mar del Plata closing, ESME travels to Europe where her husband Leslie arrives with flowers in London and clashes with her father over Society. Leslie’s health worsens, an arm amputation follows, and ESME travels between Capri and London to support him while wrestling with family expectations and show business upheaval.
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Mar del Plate
Europe
London
Leslie
Father
Mother
London Society
da Rosa
Colon
Anne
Capri
Reginald Greir
Canada
Southampton
Nemanoff
Evar Mendez
Buenos Aires
Paul Michailovitch
Paris Opera
Galanta
Havanna
United States
Loubovska
Hartford News Notes Highlights Local PTA and Social Visits
The Hartford PTA held its regular meeting with twenty members, planning a games party on October 24 to fund books and materials, and work on the yearbook. Numerous locals and visitors are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Heslop, Lt. Herbert Brooks, and Cadet Nurse Jane Ann Stone, with several weekend and Sunday gatherings across Hartland, Point Pleasant, and Fairview.
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Hartford
Hartford P.T.A
H. Juhling
P. J. Heslop
Point Pleasant
J. M. Crump
T. M. Johnson
Betty Dane Johnson
Oran Lowe
Sgt
Herbert Gibbs
Harry Gibbs
Fairview
Elmer Fields
Delmas Kearnes
Mason Sunday
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
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Abraham Lincoln
the Plains News
Fred Wheaton
Memorial Auditorium
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George Shamel
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Missouri Leonard
Andy Kostival
White Cross Hospital
William G. Thomas
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New Marshfield
Frank Young
U. S. Army
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Delbert Cline
Russell Bashore
Ohio
Elmer “Nida
Lott Bricker
Burt Adams
Nida
Fred Nida
Mercerville
Benton Miller
Indiantown Gap
Carl Lainey
Felix Lindholm
Arnold
Fairport Harbor
Henry Matson
Riley Bowen
Springfield
George Beart
Lula Smith
Virgie Hawkins
Henry Jacoby
Jacoby
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Bean and Mrs. Smith, Mr. ,and Mrs. Wilho Ranto, Monessen
Lutheran Church
Redtown
Anna White
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National Delphian Society
Sam C. Carman
Warren G. Harding
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Jacksonville News
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