Free Speech and Wagner Act Clash in Labor Board Case
The piece discusses an appeal court ruling noting the First Amendment protects free speech in employer-employee discussions on union questions. It contrasts constitutional rights with Wagner Act procedures, arguing the right to discuss matters of mutual interest exists even when meetings involve paid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Cialis Brothers
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clark
Dec
Supreme Court of the
U . States
Saya the High
Maine
Supreme Court of the U
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Barr
Subscription Rates and Postal Terms for The Paper
The notice lists subscription prices by mail and carrier including 1 year £13.00 and 6 months £6.50 with various regional rates. It notes outside Ohio availability, service charges, and special prices for service members with request letters. It also covers entitlements, newspaper offices, and advertising charges for obituaries and cards of thanks.
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Omo
Olvo
Obio
Jj Ar
Atens
Onlo
Mattonas Representativea
Jean Vi. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Shade of Sycamore to PERCY MARKS
A serialized wartime drama centers on Gayle and a controversial hero, Bruce Bartlett. Letters reveal Bart’s flaws and misrepresentation as a war hero while Octavia Barnlett and Joel Dwight push a home front myth. Reporters circle Gayle as rumors and a phantom D S C award loom.
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Percy Marks
NEA Service, Inc
Bruce Bartlett
C. O
Bart
Gayle
Octavia Barnlett
Joel Dwight
South Pacific
America the Hangman and the Nuernberg Tragedy
Opinion column argues the Nuernberg trials and executions were a tragedy of process rather than justice. It credits American authorities with the handling while condemning Allied leaders for enabling a kangaroo court and souring postwar trust.
What Does Mr. Lewis Want
Analysis of John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers aims, arguing that continued socialization risks private ownership, higher coal prices, and pressure on labor productivity. The piece weighs union demands from welfare fund control to shorter weeks, questioning impact on industry costs and consumer prices. Benjamin Franklin quote ends the reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Fifere
Lewis
Peter Edson’s Washington Letter on Election Forecasts
Peter Edson analyzes Lewis H. Bean’s statistical forecasts from Washington notes since 1854. He highlights two rules: a smaller total vote benefits Republicans and a powerful economy reduces turnout, with 1946 projected to see about 34 to 37 million voters and GOP gains possible.
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Washington
Lewis H. Bean
Department of Agriculture
House of Representatives
Board of
Ecenomic Warfare
House
Henpe
New York
Millon
Bean
Plains School Bond Vote Appeals for Public Support
In a public forum letter, residents urge voters in The Plains School District to approve a bond issue to fund auditorium renovations and facilities. They cite a reduced mill rate and shared cost, arguing funds revert to the state if rejected, while praising improvements such as inside toilets already adopted elsewhere.
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the Messenger
Plains
State Department of Education
Board of Education of the
James
Rome- Canaan
Dorothy McDonald
the Plains
No Missing Link The Messenger Letter Rebutts Evolution Claim
Leonard Tucker from Athens argues against Darwinian evolution citing Genesis and human unity in form. He claims no missing link exists and asserts Holy Bible as the sole evidence for humanity’s advent on earth.
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Edster
the Messenger
Adam
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Letter warns of political blame and movement to Canada
Roy M Gordon of Coolville laments high wages and labor strikes, predicts blame on Republicans for future downturns, cites WWI era profits and prices, urges moving to avoid “feeble minded brain trusters” and to vote in Washington on election day. The letter references Nelsonville, Grover Cleveland, and Joe Stalin as targets of satire.
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the Messenger
Lawrence Cottrill
Nelsonville
Canada
Joe Stalin
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Roy M. Gordon Coolville
No Argument As Election Day Approaches
A letter argues both parties should guard against mudslinging while condemning insults aimed at war veterans and Roosevelt. It urges decency and questions handing government to those who dishonor the fallen president and harmed disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
John Lewis
Wilkesville Notices and Social Updates
A string of local items includes A E Duffy reported critically ill at home with Jose Duffy in Columbus caring for him. Emery Bishop and family move into John Shelling residence. Bishop on sick leave. Bernice Crabtree of Chillicothe weekend guest of John and Mrs Shilling. Funeral for six weeks old son of Raymond Taylor held at Olive. R H Woltz and wife visited Columbus Friday. Clarence Ramsey of Portsmouth visited F L Penn family. Halloween carnival set for Friday at the auditorium. dance tonight at K of P Hall sponsored by the American Legion. Anna Shenefield of Columbus visited her daughter.
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Gayle
Bart
Bartlett
Wilkesville
Farmer's Institute
A. E. Duffy
Jose Duffy
Columbus
Emery Bishop
John Shelling
Bishop
Bernice Crabtree
Chillicothe
John Shilling
Strong
Raymond. Taylor
Olive
R. H., Woltz
Clarence Ramsey
Portsmouth
F. L. Penn
Auditorium
American Legion
Anna Shenefield
Colum
Streushaugh
Prattsville Social Notes and Local Updates
Social notes from Prattsville area report WSCS meeting at Mrs E C Allen with a planned November gathering with Mrs J W West. Edna Dearth attended the 17th annual Eastern Star session in Cleveland. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Chester Allen in Cleveland and calls at the Shea home. A 13 year old, Neil Dearth, broke his arm after a horse fall and was treated at White Cross Hospital. Four candidates joined Green Valley Grange during a covered dish supper on Oct 35. Vernon Davten visited Lakes Hope with family. Local letters reflect veterans and political opinion on government aid and taxes amid election debates.
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Prattsville
Putnam Wscs
E. C. Allen
J. W. West
Edna Dearth
W. M
Mona
Zaleski
Cleveland
Order of the Eastern Star
Chester Allen
Dayton
Martha Ann
Hughie Allen
Harry Smith
Maude’ Pearse
Shea Home
Neil Dearth
H. P. Dearth
White Cross Hospital
Clyde West
John Andrews
Green Valley Grange
Vernon L Davten
Lakes Hope
Orville Lev
Social News Brings Births and Unions to Radcliff Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Roy Lowe Oct 25 a son Roy Robert first child for the couple. Miss Ferrell Pierce and Clyde Martris married at home with Rev J W Canade officiating. Morris veteran of World War II recently returned from Europe after 22 months service.
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Radcliff
Roy Lowe
Roy Robert
Jasper Lowe
Wayne Cooper
Emory Canade
Elsie Woodruff
Marion
McLaughlin Sisters
Pearl Evans
Nelsonville
H. B. Sanford
Wellston
C. E
Europe
Eto
Woodrow Parsons
il@ren
Errol Ray
Anita
Wilkesville
Jay M. Pearce
Dwight McLaughlin
Huntington
Warren Lowe, Jr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Social News From Creola Vicinity Highlights Local Calls
Creola social items list visits and calls among residents. Georgé Karns and family, McArthur visitors and Dorothy Sith toward Attica for new job, Henslee and Karns families visiting Inboden and Cox households, and travel to Cincinnati noted.
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Creola
Georgé Karns
McArthur
Dorothy Si*th
Attica
Jimmie Henslee
C. P. Karns
Richard
Carolyn
Clem Inboden
Near McArthur
George Karns
Deborah Deane
Velma Karns
Emma Cox
Ivan
Lloyd
Arthur Hoskins
Dundas
Lloyd Gullett
Chelsea
Mich
Jane Brooks
Rickey
Cincinnati
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National Dispatch
Nate Kent
Nate
California
Imeols
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Felows
America
THE
Nuernberg
Germany
Goering
Hermann
Hitler
MR. Lewis
Benjamin Franklin
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
the Slessenger
Public Forum
Pall Wolfe
Mr. Meadows
Republican
Pickett
Radcliff Vicinity
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