Bricker Carries Campaign Into Oregon
Governor Bricker expands his campaign to Oregon in a two and a half day drive for Washington eight electoral votes. He denounces the New Deal and Roosevelt in strong terms, accusing supporters of aiding communists and fascists, and argues only reform and a new administration can restore industrial recovery.
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Be Different Promises Jobs for Returning Soldiers and Homefront
A political speaker pledges employment for veterans and civilians, urging a brighter postwar economy with “the things we want and need.” The speech frames an era where America becomes a hub of progress and a noble future, while mentioning Austria's cultivation of a rubber-producing Russian dandelion.
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Valley City Community Notices Mixed in Opera and Social Events
Valley City readers note a list of social gatherings and visits including residents Hulda Bay er and Steve Krihek of Cleve lank attending an opera in Cleve din, and Berea skating party hosted by Girl Scouts. Local residents like Alex Hauck returned home from Syracuse after six months, with several family visits and church events detailed among neighbors and volunteers.
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Birthday Visit Highlights West River Road Community
Residents on West River Road share birthday celebrations with a long list of visitors and relatives. Anna Vuithut hosts a gathering while calls and greetings come from Santa Teresa Mia Vas Herbert Palmer and many others including Grant Elyria J Cook Betts Gum Genhard Roverlord Joann Trapie Marie Lorain and Audrey Copas. The day features a familylike visit from Mrs Friendie Hees and Mr Harel White among the attendees.
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OPA News Telephone $348 and rationed goods details
Citizens bring complaints to the Board about decisions while the Washington Office of OPA upholds regulations. Adverse rulings lead to higher office appeals, with references to War Ration Book No 4 and price controls on model stoves and limestone materials. Local mentions include visits by Mrs EA White and Mrs Charah Keller, and social calls in Elyria and Toledo.
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