Ohio's Name Riches and Frontier History
Ohio emerges as a land of wealth and heritage, tracing its name to a beautiful river and noting founders and presidents born there. The article surveys industrial might, agriculture, notable companies, and cities, then recounts early settlement, battles, and the state’s journey to statehood with key figures like Edward Tiffin and Anthony Wayne shaping its path.
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Ohio
Getrpee
Rogers Clark
Anthony Wayne
Ebenezer Zane
Doty
Ohin
Ohi
Cleveland
President Maintains New Deal Policies
A yearend review of Truman’s reconstituted federal setup shows few shifts in policy, with many Rooseveltworn allies remaining in top posts. Byrnes Morgenthau Vinson Hannegan Patterson Forrestal Wallace Ickes Clark McNutt stay in place, Snyder’s OWMA role debated as Washington eyes a center position and reconversion.
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Truman
White House
FDR
James F. Byrnes
Southland
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Byrnes
Henry Morgenthau
Treasury
Fred Vinson
Vinson
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
James V. Forrestal
Navy
Henry A. Wallace
Commerce
Harald L. Ickes
Clinton P. Anderson
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Tom CC. Clark
Trutian
Paul V. McNutt
Philippine Islands
Williamn D. Hassett
Washington News
J A. Krug
War Production Board
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Washington
OWMA
Ohio Memorial Markers Honor Early State History
Ohio preserves landmarks from its early days with 46 monuments. The George Rogers Clark Park marks the Piqua battle site and Tecumseh’s birthplace. Ulysses S. Grant’s birthplace at Point Pleasant and Thomas Edison’s Milan birthplace are noted. Other sites include Rock House Alm Cave Conkle’s Hollow and Rockbridge Natural Bridge.
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Ohio
George A. Custer
Littli Helin
Fta
New Runves
Verde Cais
Oueripoyal
Scenie
Nis
George Rogers Clark Park
Piqua
Brish Rats and Japanese Fundraising Schemes Amid War Strife
In Hong Kong a British attempt to pay a head bounty for each rat killed sparked rat breeding by Chinese entrepreneurs seeking profits. Meanwhile the Japanese women’s federation proposed donating their kimonos to fund food aid, urging warmth through strip.
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Hong Kong
Japanese Women's Federation
Dark ages, culture routes, and trial era notes
The passage claims Koreans spread Chinese culture to Japan with revenge as repayment. It cites Faver Castle in Nuernberg being modernized by a wealthy wife. It mentions the Nuernberg trials where 26 guests share three bathrooms, reflecting satirical commentary on historical memory.
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Korea
Faver
Nuernberg
Boxes and Trays to Decorate the Home Pattern 290
A vintage painting guide explains turning MEAT tins and boxes into a caddy with a Dutch iron design. Step by step instructions cover lid raking antique finishes and colors like ashes of roses moss green and old gold. Designs adapt to trays and boxes of various sizes with several motifs including ivy strawberry and a bird design. Pattern 290 postpaid details included.
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Actus
Cisaretia
Japanese Pay Tribute To Fujiyama Volcano
Japanese worship Mount Fuji, a 12,995 foot peak about 70 miles from Tokyo. Every citizen feels duty to climb the steaming crater at least once in life. The last eruption happened early in the eighteenth century.
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Fujiyama
Tokyo
Nippon
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