Report on British coal commission sparks broad reaction
London report on the coal commission findings shows broad discontent among operators and workers. It confirms the commission opposes nationalization, urges ending subsidies, and recommends government ownership with private concessions to operate mines.
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Effort to Make Coolidge Vacation in West Persisting
Local and out of town residents are noted in a compact community summary. Activities include a quarterly tea at Mrs. Lizzie Knight’s home on Tuesday afternoon March 16, invites extended. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith on a business trip to New York. Mrs. Harris Gilbert and Kaby visiting Fly qia. True Blue Club meeting at Mary and Irene Gough’s home. visitors from Newark and Cleveland for various events. a three new play titled Srey out Jack to be staged March 9 at the school auditorium by A. U. S. Alumni Association. Leslie Gould and family attend his father’s funeral in Oberlin. Mrs. Cabb visits Alliance, Brownhelm, Avon. basketball at A. Hers t to decide Class FP Coun champions with Avon leading 24 to 17. Wm Barr Jr suffers wrist injury from buzzing accident. Mrs. Prash of Palmesville visiting Anna Gilbert.
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Avon Social News Highlights from May Evening Visits
Miss Irene Gough hosts calls in Avon while Mr and Mrs John Terveen share Sunday with relatives in Bellevue. The Royal Circle hosted supper at the George Barr home. The Alten cider mill burned Friday night. Pickering family visited from Cleveland. Kate Dechant and Clara Frye visited relatives in Cleveland and Miller City respectively. Chas Walker and son Kenneth visited from Medina. She Mission Circle planned activity.
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Peg My Heart at Kipton High School Saturday
Kipton items report the high school musical Peg My Heart to be staged Saturday evening March 13 in the school auditorium. Cast includes Mrs. Chichester Hazel Trade il f, Alaine and son Harold Sheffield, Ethel, Marjorie Bayless, Fred Lattman, Carl ton Brickes, Charles Slagermat, Marguerite Cook, Eloo Searles, Dorothy Morgan, with Paul Weber as stage manager. Multiple local visits noted in Elyria Cleveland Wakeman Oberlin and nearby towns. sermons on Christ’s last week and house wired for electricity also mentioned.
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Hazel Tradeliff
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Christian Brent
Carlton Brickes
Jerry
Charles Slagermat
Marguerite Cook
Jarvis
Eloo Searles
Bennett
On the Air Tonight Across Several Stations
Radio listings show WEAO in Columbus offering a college band concert at 8 15 pm, WHAS in Louisville presenting a mined vocal and instrumental program at 7 30 pm, WOC in Davenport with an orchestral program by LeClaire Ketel, and WSAT in Cincinnati featuring the Claraquat Club Eskimos alongside other broadcasts.
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Local Visitors Share Weekend Tales In Vincent Township
Vincent Vaxceny March 11 report recounts Homer Langton and two Columbus friends returning home after a visit, with Mrs Maud Prindle and several others staying with Mrs Lotti Trautweth in South Lorain. The piece notes weekend visits from Mrs Ange Morris Edith Morr Preston, and Wisk Francis Trautweth of Buffalo, plus Mr Archie Haynes Hurlbut and Will Brown of Cleveland visiting local families.
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Archie Haynes
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Will Brown
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Henry Jackson
British Army To Cost Less
The British army budget for 1944 45 shows total costs at 42.5 million pounds, a reduction of one million from last year. Regular soldiers number about 1.9 million 1 9 400, and reservists are about 98 000. The report notes priority on anti aircraft defenses and increased use of high speed tanks with new equipment including a cradle holder and portable fire extinguisher now being tested.
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