Global talks amid food shortages frame a political prescription
A fragment from a Washington discussion questions the San Francisco and Dumbarton Oaks plans. It likens security treaties to a medical prescription that cannot be filled without adequate nourishment, noting wartime nationalism and meat ration comparisons between the United States Britain and Canada. It highlights the tension between security ambitions and real economic needs.
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Washington
San Frances
Wwe
Bern
Europe
Dunibarton Oaks
San Fevisen
London
U.S
Britain
Enpita
Canada
England
Civilian goods outlook after V E Day sparks cautious optimism
Washington predicts a return to near prewar civilian production within a year after victory over Germany. War mobilization chief James Byrnes cites 30 percent of tensile materials available for civilian use and outlines plans to tax relief, price controls, and manpower measures to support postwar production and reemployment.
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Washington
Germany
Bey
Caneress
James F Byrnes
Congress
Pearl Parber
Aghs
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Ronsuliddté
Amity Tid
Iif
Aisingloe
Department
National de
Japan
Byrnes
Fem
OWMA
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Food supply question hinges on canny imports fear
The writer argues for reducing European intake by 10 percent to avert mass undernourishment. Using a 4x multiplier, sparing 1,000,000 people could ease hunger across major cities and rural areas, potentially averting decay and future conflict. The piece cites a need for practical rationing and global impact.
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Gould
Europe
Aander Peeratyor
iCopyright
Uisted Feature Syndicate
Ines
Jolly Janes Club Theater Party in Elyria
The Columbia Jolly Janes 4 H club held a theater party in Elyria last Saturday with members Matien Hitcnbark Shirley Roth Mary Maddock Mona Flury Betty Fotymix Mildred Polymak Dorothy Gauten Virginia Lauren and advisors Mrs Julio W Pere kins and Mrs Lasctence Warnett. Easter guests James Lewis Winsors of Cleveland Heights visited with parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Hale. Various school events and preparatory plans for spring programs and a radio appearance are noted along with community updates on local families and residents.
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Jolly Janes
Columbia
Jolly Janes 4-H
Elyria
Matien
Hitcnbark
Shirley Roth
Mary Maddock
Mona Flury
Betty Fotymix
Mildred Polymak
Dorothy Gauten
Virginia Lauren
Julio W. Perekins
Lasctence Warnett
Pling
James Lewis
Wwinsors
Cleveland Neights
Mer
Charles F Hale
Sulian Road
Misa Mildred Duncan
Aww
Duncan
Methodist
Lois Ann Barier
Cleveland
Dane Leu
Mead
Howard ‘Tieltjies
Janine
Kenneth
Alvin Herold
Viola
John H. Longbun
Ald
Cmarge
Val Bockern
Ne Visting
Biehern Jayedy
Circleville
George Bremner
Deve
Virginia Ane Fants
Florida
New Oy
Kenneth Teepi
Chacrnis
Cote
Ae Jaeawas
Krief
Te Piergas Tea
Wutca AD
Columia Center
Russell Rels
Gre
Jorainne Parker
Oberlin
Byne
Lorgin Agriculture Censer- Valien Association
Clothing Drive Planned for Oberlin Area
Oberlin groups join to form a community wide drive as part of the United National Clothing Collection. Prof May named general chairman with Mrs. Howard Robinson in charge of collecting and subgroups detailing storage and publicity. Receivers at Kleeminds garage plan to accept items. April 25 house to house canvass for those unable to travel to the station.
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Oberlin
Europe
Prefereed-Harbert- May
Oberlin Rotary
United National Clothing Collection
May
Chaymin
Ning
Howard Robinson
Howard B. Rawdon
Ries
Axel Shjerne
Kleeminds
Ida Goyhe
Oberlin College
Eisler
Ashland
Charles Ein
Charlootte
Jede Beidas
Huntington
Indiana
Robert Fitzner
Haylor
Woifwang Stechiw
Wewf
China
Supar
H.C. Non
White
Afra Jan Ludley
Harvey Browdwell
Mik Praner
Juewisi
M Boke Mung Vher
Parliamer An
Alte
Bey Gilbert Sudyur
Lacwe Cuoluy
Site Rotedeigh
Luetorraw
Dohieirus
Rerbers
Rmittes
Maes
World We Can Create talk by Walher Rollo Brown at Allen Art Building
Delivery service call Walher Rollo Brown speaks on A World We Can Create at 7 30 pm in the Allen Art Building auditorium on Tuesday April 3. Sorosis meets Tuesday at 3 pm at Mesa R A Joniffey 284 Oak Street. American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm with Mrs William Pratt 348 East College Street. Past Chiefs Club of the Pyian Sisters meets tonight at Mrs Eviphemia Dy man 20 Novih Pleasant Street. Ada Cook assists. Red Cross sewing requested. Oberline Lodge 219 ALAA to meet tonight in the Masonic hall.
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Walher Rollo Brown
T Eacher
Puthay
Allen Art Building
Sorosis
Mesa R.A. jJoniffey
Oak Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Wilhimert
William Pratt
College’ Street
Pyian Sisters
Eviphemia
Dyman
Novih Pleasant Street
Ada Cook
Red Cross
Americans All: Aims for Overseas Return of Troops
A letter from BR. DANIEL A PLING argues Congress should order early redeployment of combat personnel. The plan proposes returning frontline units to the United States and sending fresh troops overseas, balancing shipping and food needs while promoting international understanding.
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Spddker
Yale
United States
United Kingdom
Br Johger
Synduington
What Can You Spare That They Can Wear
Roosevelt urged Americans to donate 150006 pieces of good used clothing for the United National Clothing Collection to aid the hungry and displaced. Neighbors were asked to deliver spare apparel to local distribution points for timely help.
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Roosevelt
United National
Wolfién
United National Clothing Collection
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Peace and postwar relief priorities from a damaged note
A garbled prewar to postwar plan discusses ships and exchanges of manpower after battle. It urges prioritizing returning doctors educators clergy and many young workers to the United States, with costs to be borne by Americans, distributed by the New York Post Syndicate.
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Ali
Europe
United States
New York: Post
Reforestation vs Coal Strip Mine Wealth Recovery
The text argues the strip mine coal dollar passes through many hands, harming stores and equipment suppliers. Natural erosion worsens problem lands, creating new problem areas. It says scenic beauty won’t increase unless lands are restored via reforestation, proposing wealth recovery first, then trees for lasting beauty and productivity.
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Oberline Lodge
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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U.S. Bureau of Census
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University and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Reclamation Committee
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