Ohio farmers told draft will get labor shift
Ohio farmers face labor shifts as sons may be drafted for military service and wives join field work. State farm defense leaders warn of wage, price pressures, rising living costs, and need to boost production of high nourishment foods and soybeans. Officials outline alternative labor sources from civilian industries, unemployed, and older workers while noting farm labor drops in urbanizing northern and southern Ohio regions.
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State Farm Defense Institute
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Ohio Farmers Week Kicks Off With County Attendance
At least 70 Stark county farmers will attend the 30th annual Ohio Farmers Week at Ohio State University in Columbus, Monday through Friday. Ormann R. Keyser will participate virtually, speaking on soil erosion and presenting his film Save the Soil for Son at multiple sessions, with additional roles in farm machinery discussions. Gordon B. Briggs and Miss Addis K. Barthelmeh will join portions of the program.
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Columbus
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Addis K. Barthelmeh
Cincinnati Soldier Jailed After AWOL From Army
Howard J. Benesch a 24 year old Jehovah's Witnesses member was arrested at home after going AWOL from the army and mailing in his uniform He had sought legal exemption claiming a covenant with God to spread religious tracts and teachings He was inducted Friday and became the first Ft Thomas soldier reported as absent without leave since war was declared Capt George W Deckert Ft Thomas public relations officer said Benesch returned his uniform and stated he would serve only God and would never come back
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Cincinnati
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Murad Grubbs
Howard J. Benesch
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Benesch
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George W. Deckert
Ft. Thomas
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Vandenberg Hints Spitting Drill Over Rubber Mats
Sen. Vandenberg of Michigan told the senate that the war department seeks bids for 1000 rubber cuspidar mats amid a rubber shortage. Frank C. Morse of Muskegon, a local manufacturer, reported the quartermaster corps request. Morse says the mats would consume about a ton and a half of rubber. He suggests officers receive training in straight spitting as a substitute.
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Senate
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Muskegon, Mich
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Noted speakers set for state home extension council meeting
Barthelmeh and Mrs M L Antrum of Washington two join a planning committee meeting at 10 30 a m Monday to organize the state home extension council annual gathering in June Leading speakers listed include Gov John W Bricker Louis Bromfield Howard L Bevis and John F Cunningham with roles at Ohio State University and its agriculture college
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Washington
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Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
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College of Agriculture
Ohio Bakers elect Piqua man as chief
The Ohio Bakers association at its annual convention elected Ralph Osborn of Piqua president and Albert Troesch of Cleveland vice president. Directors chosen include Stanley Kowalski of Lorain and Tipton Herzog of Portsmouth.
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Columbus
Ohio Bakers Association
Ralph Osborn
Piqua
Albert Troesch
Cleveland
Stanley Kowalski
Lorain
Tipton Herzog
Portsmouth
Viereck Trial Date Set For February Fourth
Washington dispatch reports the government withdrew an affidavit accusing Associate Justice T Alan Goldsborough of bias. Judge Goldsborough ordered trial of George Sylvester Viereck on charges of improper registration as an agent of the German Reich, with trial reset for February 4 before another judge.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
District Court
George Sylvester Viereck
William Power Maloney
Goldsborough
Ice Cream Flavors Imperiled by War
Toledo January 21 shortages of materials may cut the number of ice cream flavors. K. R. Connor of Coshocton, president of the Ohio Dairy Association, told delegates at their annual convention yesterday.
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