Lobbying in Congress and the steam behind pressure
The piece discusses how lobbyists operate to sway decisions, noting Bowles and a wave of telegrams and calls that push officials toward a desired outcome. It traces the evolution of lobbying rules, the broad Senate definition, and the influence of organized groups and unions in Washington.
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Bowles
Congress
Senate
Washington
Civiny
Federal Bureau
United States
Tommy Corcorans
Outstanding 4-H girls recognized for national honors
Judith Montgomery 17 of Blufton receives National 4-H Girls Record award for all around achievements in food prep and club work. She earned an all expense Chicago Club Congress trip and led demonstrations, cooking projects, and exhibits while aiding her mother with meals and teachings.
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Pwila Holl
Windaburg
Wits Notrfy
Gongreas
Aléa
Judith Montgomery
Blutton
Tiyft
Chicago
Congress
4-H Poultry Show Honors and Banquet Details
Imelda Date of Glenmont led in Ohio 4-H poultry with 60 turkeys and 300 chickens and earned an all expense trip to the Chicago Club Congress provided by Swift & Company. She also exhibited a vegetable garden and served her club as officer.
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Sony Kranti
Ohio
Swift & Company
Faith
Edgerton
Berea
Jerry
Rose
Imelda Date
Qglenmont
Marilyn George
Toronto
The Breck and Black Lobby Probe Recalled
A 1945 United Feature Syndicate piece recalls Hugo Black and a proposed senate House inquiry into lobbyist spending practices. It cites a push to require lobbyists to register, disclose expenses, and curb heavy entertaining to curb pressure on lawmakers.
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Scocktall
Alabama
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Umeks
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Supreme Court
Black
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Evangelist Campaign Opens at Camden Church in Kipton
Rev. L. T. Merchant of Calgary Baptist Cleveland begins a two week evangelistic drive at Camden Baptist starting Monday Nov 26 and running nightly except Saturdays through Dec 9 with special music each night. Local news briefs note visitors, hospital updates, and social calls among Camden residents including Betts, Radcliffe, Hurd, Lathrop, and Brumby families, plus a prom
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Melvin Radcliffe
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Ratcliffe
Myrtle Hurd
Oberlin
Barl Roweh
Camden
Harold Lathrop
Gnd
Jean
Gierlin
M.E. Perkinss
Frances
G A. Brumby
Then Po
Ray Brumby
San Diego
Col
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Richard. Weghs
Fierm
Bloor
Mos GA Brumby
Edd Ayliffe
A. Oryfts
Elyria
Pri Rok
Bnor
C. Jo Bets
Howstd Hingler
Star Crazy at Elyria High School auditorium
Cast list for the Junior class play Star Crazy to be staged December 5 at 8:00 pm in the high school auditorium. Notes from PT A meeting feature Mrs Watts Pye, a China missionary, recounting experiences. Thanksgiving visits noted. missionary society plans Christmas party at the parsonage.
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Elyria
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M.E. Pershing
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B. A. Perkins
Camilen School
Wadnes
Irena Link
Kenneth Jordan
Katheyn ‘Allamang
Evelyn
Ruth Christman
Evelyn Bradley
Morgan
Emma Green
Kenneth Ives
Shutman
Belgian Congo
Africa
United States
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
F. H. Bramby
Wakeman
Wakeman Entertains Guild Officers Elected
Mrs Elbridge Radcliffe was elected president with Merwin Arnold as vice president Stoward Beerbower secretary and Nelson Green treasurer at the Talent Guild meeting hosted by Mrs Elbridge Radcliffe. The gathering included singing and refreshments hosted by the Hoyt family and helpers.
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Elbridge Radcliffe
Talent Guild
C. J. Hoyt
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Nelson Green
Clem Rice
Charles, Rahauser
Lon Carnell
Harold W. Dean
Huren
Children's Home
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Elmer Beecher
Herbert
J. Hoyt
Sandusky
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Hive
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Ohio to Send 28 to National 4-H Congress
Ohio plans to send 28 delegates to the National 4-H Congress, part of a larger 38 person delegation. The event recruits thousands of 4-H members nationwide, featuring speeches by leaders and a program budget around 160000 dollars.
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Congress
Iné Loualey
Tohal Browraria
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Edgar Ftoover
Pat
Cinton Py Anderson
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Kettering
LaGrange Entertain 72 Shower at Elyria Chapel Event
The Adult Bible Class at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Chapel in Elyria hosted a gathering at the home of Mrs and Mrs Dafties Butt in La Grange to honor Mr and Mrs Spring Steen. A string course followed, with Mrs Hurt and several young ladies serving.
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Allee Mohler
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Lodi
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E. S. Rutledge
Kenton
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Fred Sigsbee
Indian
Fragmented testimony on Yamashita and war crimes trial
An allusion filled report describes testimony about Yamashita and Japanese conduct, noting the defense arguments, habeas corpus petitions, and discussions in the U S Supreme Court and Acadia. It references General MacArthur's authority and wartime transfer discussions with Manchuria, with witnesses detailing military actions and loyalties.
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Allied Translatas
States Supreme Court
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Philippines
Supreme. Court
Ate
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Supreme Court
Charles Cropley
New London Bride Takes Woodrow A. Avery in Mo.
The wedding occurred Sunday afternoon November 18 at the First Methodist church New London with Palm s and seven branched candelabra decorating the altar. Miss Martha Lilly daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Lilly of New London and Woodrow A Avery of Leasburg Mo were married by Rev William Mitchell. The bride wore a fascia frock with white orchid corsage, matron of honor Miss Mary Neil Enderly wore light blue, and best man was Gaylord Bassett. Violet Fink Lawrence played the organ and lit the candles.
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First Methodist Church
Martha Lilly
Thomas P. Lilly
Woodrow A. Avery
Leasburg
William Mitchell
Landes Song The Lords Prayer Wedding (Fragment)
A wedding ceremony included a reception, guests from multiple towns, and a blue dress with Persian lamb trim. The bride, now Mrs Avery, graduated from New London High School and worked in Columbus. the groom is a recently discharged Army veteran with 38 months overseas.
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Ahd
Eaton Surprise Parents Anniversary Supper Hosts
Sunday afternoon open house in Eaton celebrated Mr and Mrs Malcolm Tompkins anniversary with their daughters and sisters entertaining guests. A white cake in silver and blue decorated the table and a set of dishes was gifted by Mischarges Technical Corporal Russell Reed of the Armored Force, 70th Tank Battalion, Seventh Army.
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Tompkins
Malcolm Tompkins
Russell Reed
70Th Tank
Seventh Army
Sterling Tite receives service honors and family news
The record notes Sterling Tite entered the Navy March 18, 1643 and discharged November 16. He earned three theatre ribbons for service in Europe, the Mediterranean, and India. A daughter named Ethlyn was born November 9 to Mr and Mrs Hussell Carspenter at Berea Community Hospital. Mrs Gordon Tite hosted a birthday gathering for her husband with guests including Mrs Blanche Tite and Mr and Mrs Sterling Tite and their young son.
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Husséll Carspenter
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Ethlyn
Ays Gyts
Gordon ‘Tite
Blanche
Blanche Tite
Sterling Tite and
Small Son
Elyria
Mrs Kenneth Buzzard and the Wooler Blanket Alah
Mrs Kenneth Buzzard appears in a brief local item about a woolen blanket and a related household mishap. The note references her name and a domestic domestic scene with a woolen blanket, set in a small community notice.
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