The Great Debt Limit Debate Across Congress
A historical column argues extending the national debt limit to 300 billion dollars is likely, with taxes as the only alternative. It questions White House support, labor lobbying, and public tolerance, warning that failure to act could threaten postwar stability and the economy. The piece notes extensive interest costs and calls for courageous leadership to avoid chaos after the war. Also, the Irish Red Cross Society donates 20000 dollars to the International Red Cross for relief purchases.
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Congress
Ias
Treasury
White House
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Vich
United States
Washington
McNaught
Front in World War II Drive Sears to Strasbourg and Cologne
Allied forces press a pincer against German resistance in Strasbourg while two American armies and a British force clash with 12 German divisions on the Cologne plain. Soviet units mount a massive offensive in the Baltic region as the war widens.
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France
Strasbourg
Fiermara
Vosges
Cologne
Saar Basin
Berlin
Tle
East Prussia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Eighth Army
Faenza
Svinoggia River
Venlo
Grubbenvorst
Maus Meuse
Geilenkirchen
Germany
Ninth
Bourheim
Roer River
Julich
Merzenhausen
First Army
Weisweiler
Duren
Third Army
Initt
Saar
Luxembourg
Postrolf
Rhine
Revenue Army
Pacific
Leyte
Asland
Philippines
Heath
Borneo
Ormoc Plain
Leyte River
Limon
Manila
Clark Field
Manila Bay
Luzon
Tokyo
Washington
21St Bomber Command
Japan
Musashina Arecraft Works
Mrs H Kofsky to Be Interviewed Tuesday
Oberlin news notes: Mrs H W Kofsky to be interviewed on WTAM by E H Faulkner about Flowman Folly. Recording done last week in Oberlin. Also Thanksgiving gatherings and campus events listed with speakers and schedules.
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Oberlin
WTAM
H. W. Kofsky
E. H. Faulkner
Elyria
Faulkner
Kofsky
Gerry
Dr. Young
John Siddall
Arthur Bradley
Richard Nichols
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Anthony Piraino
Piraino
J. King
St. Louis
Frof. Taylor
Tosight” Athk
Finney Chapel
I. W. Taylor
Oberlin College
Allen Hospital
R. W. Bradshaw
James Wade
Ebb Malone
Eva Mae Krieg
Herbert May
William Farrar
Robert Capers
Clarence Stevens
Fram Gleisner
Myron Schlechter
Donald Rosecrans
Leroy Emmerich
Rebekah's
C. O. F. Hall
Grace Hagemat
North Cedar
North Cedar Ayvenuggy
F. W. Bentley
Christmas Club
W. A. Siddall
Elm Street
Oberlin Inn
Kent Richardson
Mathematics Club
Professor Carr
Firest St
Nellie MM Stuart
Lloyd W. Taylor
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Fairchild Chapel
Robert F. McGregor
School of Theology
Farm Production Goals Set for 1945 in Ohio
The State Farm Board and AAA officials set 1945 targets for Ohio crops and livestock. Sugar beets must reach 50 000 acres to offset poor seasons, egg production drops nine percent to 205 million dozen, corn and soybeans slightly lower, hogs cut to 428 000 head, and price supports extended to mid 1945.
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Columbus
State Farm Board
Ohin
WFA
Guy Smith
North Central
AAA
Ohio
Pearl Harbor
Aircoo
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
Elyria Library announces new books entering circulation. General titles include In Defense of Children by Beverly and The American Character by Brogan. Fiction selections feature Substine Angel by Craig and Night Unto Night by Wyle among others.
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Elyria
Fedha Moore
Inchute
Childdren
Beverly
Triania
Escape From Ohio Penitentiary Sparks Wide Hunt
Columbus authorities launched a broad search for Stanley Tomkalski, 37, an escaped inmate from the Ohio Penitentiary. Warden Frank Henderson said Tomkalski slipped away yesterday from the powerhouse gang area. he had been sentenced in 1938 from Cuyahoga County for armed robbery. In Portland, detectives probed a case of missing fuel money, finding a 16 year old with cash, a car, and a ring, claiming the cash was hidden with sawdust.
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Columbus
Stanley Tomkalski
Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Henderson
Tomkalski
Ohi
Cuyahoga County
Portland
Demissing
Canadian Troops Will Be Sent Overseas
Ottawa reports the Liberal Party divisions threaten Mackenzie King’s government as 16 000 Canadian troops are set for overseas combat. Dissidents led by three expelled members plan caucus action when Commons reconvenes. An uproarious session adjourned last night.
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Ottawa
W. J. Mackenzie King
Liberal Party
Opposition leader calls for secret Parliament session over conscription
M J Coldwell urged a secret session as King approved a limited compulsory home guard conscription for overseas duty in Europe. The move reverses prior policy, with 16,000 of 16,000 troops slated for deployment in December and January to reinforce Canadian infantry.
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M. J. Coldwell
Coldwell
King
Ats
Europe
Cambridge funeral director Fred Bell dies at hospital
Fred Bell aged 4 percent and funeral director died from a heart attack yesterday while helping carry Wayne Secrest aged 46 from an ambulance into Swann hospital in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Fred Bell
Wayne Secrest
Swann Hospital
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Keemle
United Press
Lusk
Wyo
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Lusk Herald
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H. G. Shannon
Cedar Ave
Richard Hanmer
Walnut Street
Mrs. H. Kofsky
Future Teachers of America
RM. Shaw
West Lorain $v
Philologue Club
Edward Capps, Jr
Morgan Street
H. A. Grubbs
Oberlin Va
Cleveland Naval Training School
Waa Gymuasing
Lake Ave
N. Ridgeville
ST. Jude's Parish
John A. Carrabine
East Avenue
Brown Hotel
Ing Tedey
Elyria Savings
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