Postwar Problems Discussed by Roger W Babson
Babson Park Mass July discussion warns against heavy postwar spending and planning. He favors private enterprise, reasonable profits, and minimal government interference to ensure full employment for returning servicemen, cautioning against bureaucratic waste and inflation. He cites naval officer graduations and criticizes politicians and crash- pot ideas while urging strong leadership and a recovered economy.
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Roger W. Babson
Hasson Park
Mass
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Babson Park
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Italy
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Bible certificates awarded to 151 students across clubs
Certificates awarded to 151 boys and girls from multiple clubs after Bible study exams. Names of recipients from Lone Hawk Gray, Concord Red Eagle Gray, Diamond Gray, Star Spangled Group, and Americans Gray listed with advisors. Winners include Anne Baressi, Anne Wolford, Mary Anderson, and many others. Awards indicate 16 of 18 boys from the Springboro club also passed.
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Cory
Washington Sehwal
Lillies
Vailey Gra
Mary L. Blakeslee
Shirley Bennett
Darlene DeForest
Barbara Bluts
Patty Flelis
Agnes Long
Shirley Broughton
Esther Long
Barbara Bennett
Jélean Sherwood
Liirey Fitch
Martha Griffis
Janet Stowe
Lenore Austin
Bevtrly Rauscher
Devota Mack
Lone Hawk
Anne Baressi
Leonard Austin
Gerald Fitch
Philly Hook
Homerues
Kenneth Joy
James Kightlinger
Jack McCoy
Clarence Madl
Ben James Perkins
Roland Proctor
Donald Rainer
James Slagle
William Stall
David Spencer
George Swack
Ray Amy
James Bennett
Lyman Drace
Howard Mowers
Robert JeWell
Paul Hook
Alston Chase
Jack Dundon
Robert, Schenck
Charles McCray
Concord School
Red Eagle Gray
Marie Brooks
Franke Arnold
Duane Beckwith
James Bride
Donald Chase
Harold Chase
Paul Clark
Maynard Cramer
Gerald Fairchild
Richard Fralick
Gordon Huntley
James Kelly
Wiliam Keppel
John Kolanoski
Paul Kolster
Hugh Moore
Roger Ottaway
James Rhodes
Theodore Bildebrand
Paul Draker
Diamond Gray
Bertha McCray
Ralph Davis
Charles Blehynski
Edward Glacoma
Charles Houghiling
Douglas Spaulding
Richard Swiderski
Martin Whiteley
Wits Buell
Dolores Chambers
Florida
Barbara Group
Irene Bextul
Wilma Ingreu
Barbara Karkoski
Jeannme Kornikeski
Rita Morgan
Rose Mann
Clive Phillips
Betty Shields
Edna Smith
Patricia Thayer
Shirley Unterreiner
Anne Wolford
Phyllis Armitage
Joyce Blanchard
Ethel Brink
Maxi- Typ Canfield
Nova Coun
Sarah Doubler
Janice Durham
Jeanette Plaherly
Martha Goring
Norma Miles
Betty Huntley
Barbara Joseph
Nomi Loveland
Rosemary McLaughlin
Hariet Mackert
Janice Moerdink
Patsy Morgan
Springboro Wise
Commencement and Club Activities Highlight Sparta News
Spartansburg reports the Victory Club installs new officers with Mrs. Glenn Burton as president and Mrs. Coyl Bates as secretary. A June canvass aims to boost membership and deliver cookies to the boys. Commencement exercises at Sparta, with graduates in red white and blue, attract a capacity crowd. The Harbor Hall teachers and pupils reunion is postponed for the wartime duration. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted for travels, visits, and summer plans. TABERNACLE NEWS notes an upcoming young people night and a pastor study series at the church.
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Seartansburg
Victory
Glenn Burton
Coyl Bates
Burton
Earl Boughton
Nielp
Spartansburg School
Evenng
Eines
Nola Yons
Punxesutawney
Thomas, Varish
Harold Rifenberick
All City
Kenneth Rifenberick
Louis Hathaway
Charle Platt
Charles Walters
Erie
Elton Bates
Anjia Nichols
Corry
Donna
Jean Brandon
William Farley
Camphill
Oklo
Eliore Farley
Helen Boythe
Edinboro State Teachers College
Seei
Teachers' College
Sparta Vocational
Roy Ehrhart
Berthe Grace
Centerville
Roy
Fort Knox
J. W. Bates
Titusville
Ella ‘Morris
Ferne
Glenm Steadman
Addie Hyde
Olean
Merle Bates
Tracy Turner
Meadville
George Waggoner
Cow- Heart Lake
Kate Andrews
Franklin
Howard Martin
Hulda Lamb
Lawrence Lamb
Jamestown
N. Y
Mir
Frank Jones
G. J. Titus
Lawrence McCray
Howard
Raymond Young
Philadelphia
George H. Davis
Marilyn Teed
Culver
Coholders
Townville
Nevin ‘Teed
Ella Thurston
Ashtabul Ohio
Alstery
Carrie Eldred
Ida, Major
Orl Boughton
Pleasantvilte
Tabernacle News
Tabernacle
Jenne Tishook
Personnel Big Problem in 4th Reserve Dist
The Fourth Federal Reserve district faces labor shortages as production climbs. Additions to the workforce are mainly women not typically in industry. The 48-hour week helped some areas, but impact is gradual. April steel ingot output reached a record 7.373 million tons, with pig iron at 5.035 million. Demand for finished steel for munitions is so high that mills cannot meet needs. Government demand was 21 million tons for Q3, later revised to 15 million.
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Evening and Sunday services notices and honors
Local notices announce evening service at eight oclock with hymn and gospel preaching and an invitation. State Lab News says Sunday school starts June 6 at 10 am, one hour earlier, with morning service at 11 am. Methodist notes list Sunday school in the morning with Miss Ley Morly and an evening service at 7 45 with Rev Avot Lundberg. Baptist notes report Sunday school at 10 am with George O Keefe of Johnson City NY as pulpit for both services. Helen Boythe, valedictorian, receives sixth annual Reader's Digest Association award and honorary subscription plus an engraved certificate from editors.
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State Lyi
Methodist
Miss Ley Morrly
Avot Lundberg
George O'Keefe
Johnson City
N. Y
Helen, Boythe
Sports Vo!’ Cational School
Reader's Digest Association
K. Arden Bennett
Warren Names Lowe Highways Superintendent
Warren Pa June 4 Warren G Lowe has been named superintendent of highways in Warren county replacing Gilbert H Sigworth who held the post four years Lowe has been a highway department employee for ten years.
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Warren
Warren G. Lowe
Waren County
Gilbert H. Sigworth
Lowe
Final Honor Roll and Credit List at Senior High
Principal Howard J. Sheer lists the 1942-33 final honor roll and credit list for Senior High School. Names include Benlars Honor Hall, Juniors Holler Roll, and numerous students across honor lists and credit lists, with multiple spellings and some OCR garble.
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Howard J. Sheer
Howard J. Bhyen
Hionar
Rollini
Une Suth Jie Fina Marine
Senine High School
Benlars Honor Hal
Maris Amerson
Wilema Armingg
Sven Cragg
Exam Guan
Minyy Grau
Richard Lie—ton
Marjorie Owens
Mildesd Pyador
Mildred Young
Credit List
Ruth Borshil
Wesrl. Boren
Winifred Well
Stetty
Cobvurn
Edin Coulter
Jerome Doavis
William Blick
Mary Ellen Jollett
Lois Fredell
Ruth Pullom
Richard Gates
Nanity Hammond
Evelyn King
Dean Larson
Lawrence Morton
Donald Mosher
Douglas Rozelle
William Scott
Frank Sherwood
Robert Spencer
Warren Spicer
Beverly Stowe
Virginia Wickwire
Albert Young
Holler Roll
Earl Bailey
Andrew Carnegie
Mary Cogan
Gail Davis
Paal Gales
Barbara Harvey
Elinor Hildebrand
Jean Mitchell
Jeanne Mould
Howard Pier
Charles Rainello
John Rickers
Phyllis Rieck
Katherine Spitsman
Doris Stowe
Mikired Young
Phyllis Anderson
Raymond Blynt
Joseph Catutta
Mary Ann Consolo
Wife of Pittsburgh Mayor Protests Over Car and Ration Books
A Pittsburgh mayor’s wife files protest over city car use and ration books as the board holds an appeal. Marion Graves, the chauffeur, explains the mayor’s忙 schedule and recent surgery, while the city car and ration records face scrutiny. In Bradford, Robert Leroy Mahon, 9, drowned while swimming when Kendall Creek overflowed. his body recovered an hour later.
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Marion Graves
Marion
Bradford
Robert
Leroy Mahon
VAAC Officer to hear recruits in Corry on Friday
Elizabeth H. Clarke recruiting officer for the VAAC will visit Corry or nearby on Friday June 1 to interview prospective applicants for the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps. Office hours will be at the Municipal Building second floor from noon to 6 p.m. The WAAC and Signal Corps training plan will place enrollees on inactive duty then into Signal Corps schools. Trainees will be on the Signal Corps payroll as civil service employees at $1,020 yearly for three months then $1,440 for the next three months.
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Elizabeth H. Clarke
VAAC
Corry
Appil Galils
Ste
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Signal Corps
WAAC
Signsl Corps
Service Command
Ag 9
Civil Service
Bradford Trio Returns From Tunisia War Service
Bradford Pa June 1 three Bradford boys back from Tunisia return home after serving with U S armed forces The trio includes Sergeant Zrie Stromberg of South Bradford Corporal Stanley Varney and Private First Class Maurice Pe sor of Bradford.
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Tunisia
United States Armed Forces
North Africa
Zrie Stromberg
South Bradford
Stanley Varney
Maurice Pesor
Meter Company Dispute Aired Across War Board
Disputes involving employees of the American Meter Company and its affiliates in Erie Springfield and Jeannette area have not yet been submitted to the Regional War Labor Board. Vernon A. O Rourke reports the labor clash centers on wage plans and pay for women workers amid a wartime production base of foundries and machine shops. The Elliott Company group and the United Steel Workers and CIO unions are involved, totaling about 3 145 workers impacted by proposed wage retroactivity.
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Deine
the Meter Company
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Attorney Fees Spark Sale Proceedings In June
A court docket shows attorney Bennon to receive a $40,000 fee amid a sale proceeding scheduled for June involving a building tied to a government transaction. The filing notes the practice of using a caveat and mentions a banking reagent and public bidding context.
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Bennon
Uy Cave
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