Bretton Woods Plan Shapes Jobs and Peace in Postwar Era
A wartime essay argues Congress must ratify the Bretton Woods plan creating an international monetary fund and development bank. It states loans to rebuild after the war require a cooperative system not controlled by private bankers, urging readers to press their representatives to vote for ratification.
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Ann
Bretton Woods
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
South America
American Bankers Association
Bretton Woods Fund Stabilizes Currency and Trade
The Bretton Woods fund enables countries to stabilize currency values and participate in global trade while meeting obligations, reducing depreciation that can lead to economic warfare and tensions.
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Bretton Woods Fund
Editor faces public rebuke over OWI rumor story
Sunshine Editor and Publisher criticized by OWI Chief Elmer Davis for printing a rumor that the overseas branch of the OWI may be sold to a newspaper publisher. Davis mocked the idea as a tale of grand schemes before the war.
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Objective Reporting
OWI
Elmer Davis
Davis
Hudson River
Albany
Coney Island
the Sun
Public Health Federation
The
Community Chest
Joe I Jr
Care for children noted by Hamilton group in 2016
Attention mothers worry about child care as the Hamilton County Defense Council announces a 2016 effort involving emergency child care services. The notice highlights contact points and aims to reassure guardians seeking interim arrangements.
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Hamilton County
Walnut Hills two family home near INVESTMENT property
Two family dwelling at Walnut Hills described as well located with finished third. Features include hot water heat double furnace gas and coal stoker. Owner listed under WQ 538¢.
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Walnut Hills
Solid Food Time for babies past cereal stage
The text reflects a speaker recalling when babies had limited access to solid foods and contrasts that with current times where solid foods are more common, noting personal progress only up to cereals and expressing hope that future progress continues.
I Ran Into I Ran Into By Loraine Covert
A local column recounts a council meeting with delegates James Snow and William Graves of USA Local 3404 and Ruth Irving joining the USA office as secretary from Middletown. Al Jordan briefly returns from the Armed Forces. Formica plant workers meet new colleagues and a benefit for the Infantile Paralysis Fund is noted. The writer shares a humorous baby diary as well.
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James Snow
William Graves
USA Local
USA
Ruth Irving
Middletown
al Jordan
Armed Forces
Luncheon Plans Dumbarton Oaks Talk in Cincinnati
A luncheon co sponsored by several groups will be held at 12 15 p m Thursday April 12 at the Gibson. Josephine Schain will speak on the Dumbarton Oaks plan. Miss Schain has traveled widely and in 1943 was appointed by Cordell Hull to the Hot Springs conference or mission.
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Cincinnati
Gibson
Josephine Schain
Dumbarton Oaks
Miss Schain
Cordell Hull
Peace Commission Adds New Member
The commission to study organization of peace announces that Ro oa Ama Mameuma has joined the panel led by Dr James Shopwell. The group aims to examine organizational structures for peacemaking and conflict resolution.
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Rooa Ama Mameuma
Commission To Study Organization of Peace
James Shopwell
Labor Radio Programs Highlight Union Achievements
WCKY airs two forty five p m Saturday program “Jobs for Tomorrow” focusing on organized labor and industry. WSAI 5 45 p m Saturday presents “Labor USA” on world security. WLW 12 15 p m Sunday features “America United” with Solici
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WCKY
WSAI
Need For A World Security
Labor USA
WLW
America
United” Presents
Solici
Notable Figures Discuss Tolerance with AFL Chamber and NFU
Gen Charles Fahy joins a multi group discussion on tolerance with representatives from the AFL Chamber of Commerce and the National Farmers Union. The dialogue centers on social cohesion and policy implications across labor, business, and farming communities.
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Tor
Charles Fahy
AFL
Chamber of Commerce
National Farmers Union
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