Wartime job of local governments in the war effort
A public note from the American City urges city governments to maximize efficiency in manpower and materials, maintain essential services, and avoid excessive federal control. It argues for municipal responsibility, avoiding partisan politics, and aligning local operations with wartime needs to aid the United Nations and democracy. The piece also warns against overreliance on Washington and highlights broader strategic wartime concerns in the Pacific.
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Washington
Tih
United
United States
United Nations
American City Magazine
Wut
Admirals Hart Speak On War Effort And Air Superiority
Philadelphia Inquirer reports from Admiral Hart and Admiral Ring emphasizing raw industrial power and air superiority as key to defeating Japan and Axis forces. They warn that victory hinges on maximum American production and coordinated military effort despite strikes and political limits.
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Hart
Australia
Jane Fitters
Admiral Hage
Ds Sageering
Ma Tnhal Ring
Iow
Mint
Japan
Axis
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington miners feud rocks UMW leadership
Washington rumors center on John Lewis of the United Mine Workers pressing for control ahead of a crucial convention. The CIO tied dispute with Murray resurfaces as Lewis widens his purge of local leaders and probes alleged contract violations, while clashes with CIO allies escalate. Lew is said to have pressed for a five‑member special committee to West Virginia to probe UMW operations, a move seen as a step to topple Murray and gain votes at the convention.
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Hington Locke
CLO
United Mine Workers
UMW
Phil Murray
CIO
GAY
Lewis
Lewi
Hetner
Inciters
West Virginia
Cally
Murrey
Fearne
Renee
Murray
Phil
Kennedy
Bern
Nedy
Corsrutice
Lewis-Murray
Washington
John
Murrer
Mur
Foo
Nendienson
Wareld Ickes
Leon Henderson
Vance
Hess Caren
Viswar
Henderson
Mendelson
Vista
Inna Menderson
Henderenn
Jane
Saids
Dubiniks
Ambie Unue
International Ladies’ Ganned Workers
Ndj
John L. Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Army Unitars
Atettack
ILGW
U. S
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bread for All Needs Within a Christ Like Share
A meditation on Jesus asking where to buy bread, arguing the world’s hunger is a distribution issue, not production. The author compares faith to St Patrick’s courage, urging self examination and trust that Christ provides according to God’s plan in a Christian economy.
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Philly
St. Patrick Toway
Christ
Tam
Lake Avenue Community notices and club events
The Lake Avenue area hosts a Woman's Association meeting at Mrs. Harold Starkey's home on March 18 at 2 pm with requests for cancelled tax stamps and quit bricks for the Indian mission. A North Elyria Grange tureen supper is planned March 15 at 6:30 pm at the Grange hall, with attendees bringing a tureen dish. A Lake Avenue meeting at Markley school is set March 23 at 6 pm to view air raid defense pictures by Sher Carl Finesan. The Red Cross first aid class meets March 20 at 7:51 pm in the Grange hall. Continued social notes mention the Married Couples club gathering at Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor's on a Saturday, with pinochle prizes for Charles Alexander, Jake Smith, Rita Starkey, and Faith Miller.
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Lake Avenue
Woman's Association of the
Harold Starkey
North Elyria Grange
Grange Hall
Grange
Markley
Sher Carl Finesan
Red Cross
Granze
Anniversaries and Memorials From Obituary Fragments
A dense list of names, places, and dates marks anniversaries and obituaries from varied figures. Notable entries include Patrick R. of Cleburne and Helena, Ark. Etyply Sartain of Philo. Clare Morris in Toronto. Charles F. Brush of Cleveland. Charles D. Maren of Columbia Univ. and several historic events such as Transylvania’s naming, Holland’s submarine voyage, and Roosevelt and Hoosevelt marriages. The text streams through multiple biographical notes with dates ranging from the 18th to the 20th century.
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Touans Anneverranieg
Roger Brooke
Tanay
Mary
Fand Feyer
Treasury
Sih Anid
Clint
U. A. Supreme Court
Bory Caint Co
Patrick WR
Cleburne
Helena
Ark
Brursist
Stonewall Jackson
Westbors
Ireland
Cleveland
Euclid, Ohty
Charles D. Maren
Columbia Univ
History Books
Barnet, VI
St. Patrick
Daniel Boone
Kenatucks
Cumberland Rivers
Transylvania
Barton
John PF. Holland
Holland
New York
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor Hoosevelt
New York Ciy
Camp Fire Girls
American Legion
Caucus of War Veterans
Ada
Attenhial Pas
Hitler
Prussia
Scapa Flow
Andrew W. Merions
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Voice Of The People March 17 Letter on bike safety and curb hazards
A reader appeals to city officials in Eiia to promote bicycle safety. The letter asks that cyclists be allowed to travel on the curbline while ensuring the path is clear of broken bricks and bottles within a three foot distance to avoid hazards and harassment. The writer urges cooperation and safer streets for two wheel users.
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Eiia
Amherst Village Faces Defense Plant Bond Debates
A reader writes amid Amherst civic debate over the fate of the municipal Hight Plant and an $80,000 bond issue. The piece questions legality, PWA grant implications, and council positions, arguing for local operation with village investment and warning against relinquishing ground to private interests.
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Amherst. O
Amherst
Supreme Court of Chin
Marcia Mth
Cnese
PWA
Supreme Court
Ve W. Oa
Donal M. Metin
Bocamee
Spencer News Notes Ladies Aid and Society Meeting
Spencer notes report Mt Zion Lutheran gathering for a quilting day and a W S C S circle at the Methodist church with attendees and hospitality. Local updates include Mayor Walters recovering from surgery, families visiting River Corner, and infantile paralysis treatment for Marilyn Chement with ongoing brace needs.
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Spencer
Ladies Aid and Minorary Society
Mt. Zion Lutheran & Ety
Dirk Ana
Merry Mixers
Methodist Church
Henry Allis
Ray Aldrich
Arleigh Heutricks
Lovell Coomer
Jatin White
Frank Coomer
Ralph Waltz
Charles Walters
Atul
Lawrence Butcher
River Corers
Rayimand ¢. Lemp
Lenard Chement
Marylin
Gates Hospital
Elena
Marlyn
Helen Repp
Polk
J. T. McCourt
Howard McCourt
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Atlanta
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Clinton
Iowa
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the Univ. Jot North Carolina
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Lyme
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