Federal Reserve and Treasury Clash Over Interest Rates and Policy
A debate traces how the Federal Reserve and the Treasury influence credit, inflation, and the dollar's buying power. Bankers warn White House control could skew policy. the Treasury argues higher rates won’t curb inflation. The piece recalls Fed actions from World War I to postwar policy.
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Sam Dawson
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
White House
the Treasury
The
Congress
Agriculture
Commerce
Federal Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve
Patrol Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow In State Highway Patrol
The State Highway Patrol auxiliary holds its monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the American Legion home on South Main Street. Reservations for the Columbus convention April 7-8 will be taken. A future meeting is set for March 15. After the meeting, new auxiliary class members and those with expiring or expired first aid cards will take the Red Cross first aid exam administered by Patrolman Booth.
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State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
American Legion
South Main St
Auxilia
Columbus
Red Cross
Auxiliary
Booth
Salvation Army Revival Services Planned Tonight and Friday
Sgt Maj James Goforth of Middletown will lead tonight at 8 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel. Commandant Lee Gaugh of Lima will preach Friday at 7 45 p.m. in a series opening revival meetings conducted by Maj Gough for two weeks. Captain Kenneth Sharp is at a three day conference in Spring Mill Indiana with Salvation Army officers from southwest Ohio and northeast Kentucky.
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James Goforth
Middletown
Salvaa. Army Citadel
Comdant
Lee Gaugh
Lima
Gough
Kenneth Sharp
Spring Mill
Ind
Salvation Army
Ohio
Kentucky
William Davidson
Salvation Army Training College
New York
William Trigg
Young People's Section
YMCA to hold Civil Defense planning meeting in Columbus
The Ohio West Virginia area Personnel Committee of the YMCA will meet in Columbus tomorrow to discuss Civil Defense plans. Ralph Knight general secretary and Kirk Strodtbeck former Y president will attend the meeting at the area offices. Knight already attended an area board meeting at the Central YMCA for summer area council plans.
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Ohio-West Virginia
YMCA
Columbus
Ralph Knight
Kirk Strodtbeck
First National Bank
Knight
Central Ymca
Clues From A Crossword Grid Reveals Hidden Terms
A compact list bridges musical terms and vocab items in a crossword style. It hints at horizontal and vertical clue sets with entries like satisfaction exclamations and religious references. The puzzle blends language cues, month names, and ancient gods into a single grid.
County cites lack of funds for poor juvenile facilities
Butler County Commissioners say improvements to detention quarters for juvenile delinquents face funding limits. A Middletown American Legion Post 218 resolution highlighted deficient facilities for detention especially for girls. A 1945 bond proposal of 35000 failed to gain required majority, and any spending over 20000 requires a public vote or bond sale. The board plans separate quarters for delinquent girls to be implemented soon. The Legion resolution was led by the Community Improvement committee chaired by Sam McAdow.
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G. C
R. H. Smith
Butler County
Board of Revision
Tax Commission of Ohio
County Board of Revision
Butler County Court House
Butler County Board of Commissioners
Middletown
American Legion
Legion
Community Improvement Committee
Sam McAdow
Thomas H. Feltz
Middletown Toastmasters Eye Elimination Contest
Members of the Middletown Toastmasters Club prepare for the annual International Speech Contest elimination. Area 7 clubs plan a dinner meeting on Wednesday March 21 at 7 p.m. in the Manchester Hotel with four clubs from Dayton and one each from Springfield and Fairborn.
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Middletown
Area 7
Manchester
Dayton
Girl, 17 Burned In Akron Gas Explosion
Akron AP reports a 17 year old girl Judy Brunner was burned when a natural gas explosion ripped through an Akron apartment. Neighbors Sally Bowen and Ralph Camp smothered the flames while fire crews traced the blast to a gas range ignition. She was hospitalized with burns on head and arms. condition not serious.
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Akron
Judy Brunner
Sally Bowen
Ralph Camp
Masked Burglar Admits 100 Jobs in Four Cities
Joseph C. Reed, 30, of Massillon, wore a hood during break ins in Canton Canton Massillon Alliance and Akron and pleaded guilty on arraignment in common pleas court. He admitted about 100 robberies across the four cities and faces sentencing Friday with a chance to present mitigating evidence.
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Canton
Joseph C. Reed
Massillon
Alliance
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Premier at Colonial Theater Opens With September Affair
Dwight Kirk announced a premier screening of September Affair starring Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotten at the Colonial Theater Thursday evening. The regular run starts Friday with admit one price for both premieres and Halls of Montezuma, now showing, at 8 p m. America produced enough clay tile in 1948 to tile over one million bathrooms.
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Joan Fontaine
Joseph Cotton
Colonial Theater
Mancem
Dwight Kirk
Tony
Montezuma
Kirk
America
Montreal Flu Epidemic Promptly Sharpens Toll
City health official Groulx reports 92 deaths in Montreal this year due to influenza marking an ongoing flu epidemic in the city. The toll underscores the severity of the outbreak and its impact on residents.
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Montreal
Groulx
Raid Numbers Spot Cleveland
Sheriff deputies raided a Pepper Pike home last night and seized a number of bet slips. Four men and four women taken to jail.
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Cleveland
Ap) — Sheriff's Deputies
Pepper Pike Village
Bor Hd
Life sentence possible under charge stated
The document notes that the maximum penalty under the charge is life imprisonment, indicating a serious felony and potential long-term confinement if convicted.
Air Force Reopens Medics Commission Applications
The Air Force resumes accepting Reserve and active duty commissions from doctors and dentists in the top draft classification. Medical personnel trained at government expense with under 90 days of active service are eligible. The prior voluntary commissioning in priority one was halted last November.
Air Force Plans Hiring Boost Due to Enlistment Rise
The Air Force announced a plan to increase manpower after a surge in enlistments. Officials said the growth in personnel necessitates expanded staffing and resources to support greater numbers across units.
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Ing
Air Force
General Tire posts net earnings rise for year ending Nov 30
Akron General Tire and Rubber Company reported net earnings of 8,557 dollars or 13.88 dollars per share for the year ending November 30, up from 1,014,283 dollars in the prior fiscal year.
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Akron (Ap
General Tire & Rubber Company
Unclear fragment notes tiny rainfall measurement detail
A fragment notes a dew or rainfall measurement of about one one-hundredth of an inch, suggesting a minimal precipitation reading without clear context or location.
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