Subscription Rates and Postal Notes From Athens Ohio
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Ohio residents, with different terms for 3 months 6 months and 1 year, and prices for service members overseas. It notes postal handling as second class, changes for overseas via request letter, and references to Johns W. Cullen Company for advertising rates.
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Ohio
Athens
Peepee Mattona
Johns W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Law and coal mine seizures under Smith Connally act
Discussion of government seizure of coal mines under the Smith Connally law and the risk of work stoppages. Federal enforcement of anti strike provisions during government possession is debated, with references to potential penalties and the need for clarity from the Department of Justice. The piece analyzes legal implications regardless of union claims and contract statuses.
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United Mine Workers
Agave
Tance
United States
Department of Justice
Congress
Shade of Sycamore and the Bedford Village Plan
Gayle Bartlett relocates with Mrs Mays to a cottage near Poundridge seeking a new life away from her past. Barney and her sister guide the move while Gayle works at a Norwalk plant and hopes for stability. A Hawaii letter from Nate Kent hints at lingering ties and potential trouble ahead.
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Lew
Barney
Imatam
Ahly
Ives
Bedford Village
Connecticut
Norwalk
du Casey
Gayle
Ang Nz
Mers
Anmusic
Barnes
Westchester County
New York State
Godfrey Twvhen
Gasle
Mrs. Mays
Bedford Villars
Poundridge
Redr
Mrs. Mars
Stamford
White Plains
Barneys
Gayle Ates
Gayle Bartlett
Bart
Octavia Bartlett
Nate Kent
Hawaii
Airl
Straitsville Independent Notes and District Activities
Straitsville residents reported improvements to town streets and walkways. Pocahontas Lodge 23 hosted a 12 member meeting with a potluck and games won by Ethel Wade. American Legion officers were named and plans made to reestablish the Auxiliary. Visitors included Harve Ebbets and Mrs Sherrard’s family. Ruth Arnett visited from Zanesville. Charles Webb celebrated 30th wedding anniversary with family. News also listed district school attendance and military service details.
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New Straitsville
Harry J. Davis
Marvin Webb
Ohio University
Athens
Bness
Pocahontas Lodge No. 23
Biall
Ethel Wade
Dle Wallace Low
Laura Aliner
Josie Stobbs
Anna Frasure
Milfred Thompson
Genevieve Hartman
Anna Brown
Lina da Dishon
Ruth Bell
Min. Strawn
Laura Miller
Pacahontas District School of Disetrict Sl
Murray City
American Legion
Wiliam E. Bell
Logan Miller
Walter Grandy
William Brown, Jr
Ernest ‘Lison
Floyd Angie
William Craig
An Sprankle
Wiliam Webb
Albert McQuade
Pete Strain
Harry Strain
Granddlaughter
Gertrude Strain
Lancaster
Jeanette
Harve Ebbets
John Sherrard
James Sherrard
Cuba
Petty
Er Sherrard
Great Lakes
Pacific
Johnson
New Orleans
Miami, Fla
Columbus
Milford Center
Ruth Arnett
Zanesville
L.C. Arnett
Charles Webb
Unpleasant Outlook on Postwar Prosperity and Prices
A 1946-1947 outlook argues that promises of uninterrupted prosperity are ending. It warns that wage hikes will push costs higher, production lags, and inflation erodes buying power. The piece calls for steady production, shared understanding, and political restraint to avoid a deeper crisis.
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America
Sam
Vote Now for Future Law and Leadership in America
An editorial urges active participation in the November 5 election and emphasizes that electoral outcomes reflect the will of the majority. It laments voter indifference and warns that the coming vote will shape national policy and the November 1948 outcome through elected representatives.
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America
Remnlican
Roosevelt
Max
Letter From Washington on Bosses and Voter Ideas
Peter Edson notes a magazine ad praising bosses from humble starts but argues workers deserve fair pay and benefits. He cautions against a bosses union while highlighting shifting voter attitudes, urging citizens to vote for ideas and principles over party loyalty.
Public Forum praise and blame across Roosevelt era
A reader letter from Nelsonville and another from Akron defends Franklin D Roosevelt and the New Deal amid criticisms of Hoover and the Republican era. The writers recount hunger, unemployment benefits, and veterans’ treatment, lauding Roosevelts policies while contrasting earlier hard times and later relief.
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Atessen
Starding
Hoover
Wosl
Wasi
Washington
Cours
Rohnert
John Bricker
Roosevelt
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Amelia
Chas
Meadows
Akron
Election rhetoric urges voters to oust bureaucrats
The Messenger urges Ohio residents to vote according to conscience on the eve of elections. It attacks government overreach, OPA controls, and calls for liberty, urging a return to Abraham Lincoln ideals and a purge of incumbents to restore justice and freedom.
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the Messenger
Commonwealth of Ohio
Mary Ce
OPA
Brice
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
St. Peter
Week of Prayer and Self Denial Observed in Hockingport Area
HOCKINGPORT WSCS observed its Week of Prayer and Self Denial with church open Oct 25 and 26 and a service on Oct 27. Local residents Mrs Freda Ginbs and daughter Nancy Ellen visited Miss Ora Randolph. TM M Charles Brooks returned from Marietta where she stayed with her sister. Mrs Herb Deeters and sisters Ada Cuthbert and Anderson visited Mr and Mrs Robert Randolph. mentions of Congress session noting raises and pensions with satirical comment.
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Hockingport
WSCS
Freda Ginbs
Nancy Ellen
Ora Randolph
Charles Brooks
Marietta
Herb Deeters
Ada Cuthbert
Anderson
East Liverpool
Robert Randolph
Shawnee AWSCS Social Notes Recap and Weekend Guests
Shawnee Circle No 2 of AWSCS met at the Severence home with Turnbull co hosting. Elizabeth Davis presided as members sang and prayers were offered, readings were shared by multiple members, and a lunch followed. The notes list numerous local visitors and weekend guests including Baker, Bennett, Bright, Collins, Jenkins, McLaughlin, Rischerts, and others visiting area families.
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Shawsee
AWSCS
Turnbull
Elizabeth Davis
Jeanette Jones
Mabel Davis
Thelma Ios
Ella Summers
Ella Lyons
Leona
Kay Wilcox
Blanche Gibbon
Essie Thompson
Rema Hannah
Harry Baker
Walter Fioura
Elsin
Relativ
Robert Bennett
Saundra
Charles Brigt
Barberton
E. Hopkins
Charles Bright
Rowch
Faul Collins
Dayton
Clifford Collins
Griff Jenkins
Estella Hearing
Newark
Rose Joseph
U and
John Pigrigs
Elyria
Albert McLaughlin
Columbus
Phillip McLaughlin
Margaret Hoodlet
John Rischerts
New Straits
Byesville
Oliver Peyton
New Lexington
John Janson
Francis Liska
David Liska
al William Liska
Herbert Byer
Springfield
Frank Liska
Nelle Simmers
Rolland G. Carter
Tolero
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Shade of Sycamore i
Percy Marks
Straitsville
Peter Edson
Horatio Aizer
Anahetse
Wah
Social Security
Rerreman
Walt Ir
Inn
Amy
Ataboy Union
Varanan
Reustiala
Pera Fort
Jim
the Public Forum
Hockingport and Area
Congless
Aepeiucles
By Galbraith
NEA Service
NCTM
PUG
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