Dairymen Spokesman Blocks Rationing Push
Washington reports a dairy farmers spokesman attacks price controls and rationing as misguided. Charles W. Holman of the National Cooperative Oil Producers Federation says exports should be rationed, not domestic supplies. He notes 83 cooperatives and 430000 members. Senate Banking Committee hears on wage and price controls as Flanders proposes meat rationing under Agriculture Dept. oversight with congressional approval.
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Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Oil Producers Federation
Senate Banking Committee
Holman
Truman
Senator Flanders
R-Vt
Agriculture Department
Flanders
Congress
Charles F. Brannan
Agriculture
Eight Homeless In Franklin Fire
A family of eight was left homeless in Franklin after a four room frame house burned in the Hollywood addition last night. Henry Davis and his wife plus six children lost all belongings as firemen fought the blaze caused by a stove explosion. The loss was unofficially estimated in the thousands while Davis was away at work in Moraine City.
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Henry Davis
Forest Ave
Davis
Moraine City
Franklin rural social notes list weekend and weekday visitors
Mr and Mrs Fred Helsinger host the Married Circle on February 7 at their home. Cincinnati guests include Mr and Mrs Louis Jung and family, and Mrs Joe Zinck and son. Waddletown and Franklin visitors stop by at family homes, including Wilfred Fox and Shirl Stanton groups. Mrs Sam Burdge returns home after convalescence with Richard Tits in Franklin. Noah Kent visits Norwood and Fred Hackman Thursday.
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Clarence Zincknd
Cincinnati
Ecil
Noah Kent
Norwood
Eon
Fred Hackman Thursav
Seven Mile Seven Mile Community Notices
The Current Events and Civic club meeting is postponed to January 31. Presbyterian church observed Young People's day with choir members Fritzie Newkirk Robert Malcom and Kenneth Hammer assisting Reverend Pontius. Paul Sultzbach superintendent of schools preached at the Methodist church. Mrs Harry Leisz hosted her sewing club with several members in attendance. Womans Guild officers installed by Reverend Wendell Pontius: president Mrs George Pratt vice president Mrs Car Bake secretary Mrs Howard Shaffer treasurer Mrs Harris Schallip program committee Mrs Wendell Pontius Mrs Lee Wilson Mrs Ora Teckman. Funeral of Wm Withrow Somerville attended by several locals. Family of Frank Inman was called for illness. Mrs Andrew Houser confined to home due to illness.
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Robert Malcom
Kenneth Hammer
Pontins
Paul Sultzbach
Osborn
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Hamilton
Clarence Malott
Forrest Joyce
Barney Hall
Margaret Woodrey
Mildred Derrickson
Colgate
Cubie Lee Johnson
Kenneth Jackson
John Ramsey
Womans Guild of the
Schallip
Wendell Pontius
George Pratt
Car Bake
Wm. Withrow
Somerville
Withrow
Frank Inman
Andrew Houser
Oxford Masons mark 125th anniversary with dinner
Oxford Lodge No. 69 Free and Accepted Masons celebrates its founding 125th anniversary with a commemorative dinner tonight in Oxford.
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Oxford, O
Oxford Lodge No. 69
Free and Accepted Masons
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