Anderson’s Food Policy Shifts Under WWII Pressures
The piece discusses James Anderson and wartime agricultural policies, noting shifts from abundant production to rationing and price controls. It describes his role in postwar food planning, the impact of shortages, and the shift in measures like the OPA charts for November. It highlights the debate over nearsighted or effective farming strategies and the reassessment of policies as the war progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
U.S
Andersen
Thakd Anderson
Galion Man Named State Director of Commerce
Columbus reports Rep Robert L Houlton Crawford county real estate broker was named state commerce director amid a contested appointment. Moutson a 39 year old attorney declined to seek the job but thanked the governor for the confidence shown. House seats left vacant until next election.
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Galion
Commerce
Columbus
Robert L. Houlton
Crawford County
Realslater
Forcens
Moutson
Vaucant
Wage-Price Policy Reported Ready
The White House and top aides reportedly completed a new wage price policy. It seeks a firm stance on prices while urging industry to raise wages by 15 percent or more by expanding profits. Officials say industry may meet labor halfway without higher prices except in extreme cases.
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Washington
Trueman
Detwis
Ole
Luweyery
Nto
Carl Moran
Yeaterdeen
Whitehouse
Truman
Roosevelt Papers and Death in White House Search
A chaotic Washington scene follows President Roosevelt's top secret papers being opened after his death. Admiral Wilson and naval aides assist in removing documents marked top secret while Army officials check for Pearl Harbor attack plans tied to Roosevelt. The inquiry, under Truman’s orders, reviews Roosevelt’s wartime files and potential leakage risks.
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Roosevelt Coulis
Perea
Unis United
Mresé
Washington
Wilson’ Bean
Aed
Truman
Roosevelt
Army Federal Staff
Mgr. Roosevelt
Lanat
Trimuh
Mc Prosevelt
Pearl Warbor
Pacific Island Purchase by American Officers in Miyagi Bay
Eugene Moss of St. Louis and Gh Albert Cassidy of Afbane Pg report buying a Pacific Island for 600 dollars near Carigara Bay on Leyte's northwest coast in the Philippines just before deployment to Japan. The Heutanauts of the 10th Army Corps claim ownership, with an assistant mayor guiding the transaction. Island was unoccupied. two Filipinos and their wife were named caretakers.
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Eure Naval Base
Osaka
Eugene Moss
St. Louis
Carigara
Deaths of Ada Wellington and Lee Morse in New London
Ada Hum mell Wellington 67 dies at home in Wellington after lingering illness. Survived by husband two brothers two sisters and other relatives. Services Wednesday at the First Congregational church with burial Greenwood. Lee Fr Morse 55 dies after brief illness in New London Hospital. Survived by wife two daughters and two grandchildren. Body at the Fach funeral home with services planned Wednesday by local clergy.
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Ada Demmele
Wellington
Ada Hummell
South Main Street
Baston
Allinnes O
G. R. Powell
B. Powell
W. S. Westwood
Lucy’ Powell
Alliance
Woother ‘al Mra. Denmock
Buffalo
Nev
B. E. Warner
First Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
AOS
New London
Lee FR. Morse
New London Hospital
Finen
Willard
Bertha
Geraldine Brundage
Mans- Ali, O
Gwynetta Boyce
New York State
Fach Funeral Home
Domain
William Mitchell
First Methodist Church
G. Lkettenting
First Baptist Chhurch
Slightly Injured When Hit By Car
Virginia Martine 18 ff 90) Raat Avena was slightly injured when struck by an automobile while crossing Middin Avenue at Eighth Street. She received medical treatment for minor injuries. The car, driven by Isabell Boyd of Obebkin Faad, was moving slowly as witnesses said. Police noted the pavement was slippery.
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Virginia Martine
Raat Avena
Serly
Toon
Middin- Avenué
Eighth Stree
al -Elyria Matias
Ft Cat
Isabell Boyd
Obebkin
Witiess
Pérfee
Elyrian Injured In Traffic Accident Near Elyria
Harold Salter of 439 Poplar Street was slightly hurt in a four car crash on Cleveland Street yesterday afternoon. James Davis of Elyria, driving east, stopped for a vehicle pulling away. George Fisher of Euclid and Gladys Smith of 427 Second Street also stopped. Salter, driving last, failed to stop and struck Smith’s car. All vehicles sustained damage except the Rest nnn.
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Harold Salter
Poplar
Eirsét
Dan
Cleveland
Atwoord
Skrétis
Shalter
James Davis
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Eth
George Fisher
Euclid
Weir
Davis
Ghidys Smith
Seecond- Street
Fisher
Shatter
Smith
Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Lorain Killing
A second suspect in the October 12 killing of Lorain steel worker Mike Fallis pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge. Haywood Donald, 21, National Tube Company employee, and Frank Haynes, 20, were arraigned as co defendants. A preliminary hearing for Donald was set for Friday in Lorain Municipal Court after prosecutors said Donald admitted being with Haynes at the time Fallis was assaulted, while denying the murder charge.
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Lorain
Mike Fallis
Fallis
Hay
Donald
Austin O'Toole
Haynes
Pallis
Ayere
Canynitts Tee
Ronald Barnes
Jas
March
William Lesinger
Akron
Veterans Return and Community Notices From Mayfield
Local families welcome relatives from the Pacific theater and the Mediterranean as two brothers near discharge from active service. Community events include Women’s Society and Mission Circle gatherings, a Bible-themed program, a Grange supper, and a panel discussion at Acie Grange. Upcoming birthdays, travel news, and church notices fill the page with personal milestones and local group activities.
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Columbia
Mra. Fylel Square
LA Bayard
Frank Hales
Women's Society For Ceiistian
Carl Heinghts
Women's Mission Circle of the Baptist Chyyeh
Fostesses
Ernest J. Dunford
Milford H. Bartten
William Ingersoll
A. Smith
Acre Grange
Teltingers
Return Of Lewis To A OF L Predicted Return
Predicted return of Lewis to a major league roster described amid union workers and industry tensions. Analysts say only extended negotiations and mediation offers could avert escalate on the labor front as representatives prepare for upcoming discussions.
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Lewis
Return To Hobart At Age 62 For College Degree
Perry M. Shephard, 62, a former U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, returns to Hobart College in Geneva, New York, determined to earn a bachelor of arts degree he first pursued in 1901. After 44 years away, including two world wars and business success, he reenters as an undergraduate with hopes to graduate in 1947.
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Geneva
SN. Y
United States
Army
Hobart College
Perry M. Shephard
Austria
Nist
Hobart
Admiral Dewey
Carter
Stephard
Petitions For Citizenship Filed By Lorain County Residents
Twenty five foreign born residents of Lorain County filed petitions today for naturalization papers. Federal examiners from Cleveland conducted hearings and those who qualify will receive final papers on December 6. Another group is scheduled for examination on November 1.
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Lorain County
United States
Cleveland
Attorney Nominated As Undersecretary Of War
Washington confirms Brig. Gen. Kenneth C. Royall of Goldsboro North Carolina an attorney is nominated by President Truman to be Undersecretary of War succeeding Robert P. Patterson. Royall previously led the legal section of the Army Service Forces and will oversee termination of war contracts.
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Washington
Kenneth C. Royall
Foyer Goldsboro
N. C
Robert P. Patterson
Sonte
Trumain
Rigalle
Patterson
Ascal Division
Army Service Forces
Death of Mr. Dolusat's Brother in Vindetown
Announcement notes the death of Mr. Dolusat's brother Mouvhall Jiduieon buried in Vindetown Pennsylvania. The obsequies occurred Sunday with the household and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon H. Fisher and the Sprague family, reported in brief.
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Baldwin Wallace
Mausie
Sheldon H. Fisher
Sprague
Vieve
Mr. Dolusat
Mouvhall Jiduieon
Vindetown
Navy Day review to feature 1200 planes over eastern U S
A Navy Day celebration will showcase a massive air display with 1200 planes forming a gigantic float over the eastern United States. Admiral Ingram announced the Atlantic fleet will dispatch ships and aircraft from Bangor Maine to Tulia Go. The air fleet, described as the largest ever organized for the event, will fly at 2000 to 4000 feet during the review.
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Presifont Traimain
New “York Harbor
United States
Navy
Gombera
Catty
Bangor
Charleston
Tulida
Sfénes Ff
Ingram
Cane m
Mandersin Achief
Trial on Larceny Charge Continued at Alvin
Alvin trial on grand larceny for Haserodt Jewelry Store theft was postponed as Ethan Bridges, co defendant, is not in custody. Bridges and Reterford were indicted September 4 for merchandise theft. Dillel Brown is already imprisoned. Washington D County recall: Polin Branch, 65, Fayette Democrats chair, died after stroke. long serving county official and councilman.
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Alvin
Reterford
Cleveland
Ethan
L. Bridges
Bridges
Reterfore
Haserodt
Dillel
Washington
H. — Polin
Fayette County
Court House Notes and Local Divorces and Estates
Caroline Schubart McDonald seeks a divorce from C Niles McDonald charging gross neglect. They married May 15 1941 in Chicago and want custody of their three year old daughter. Separate divorce granted in Oberlin and probate inventories filed for several estates with values and locations listed. Contempt jail sentences issued for support failures and an accumulating arrears case.
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Caroline
Schubart McDonald
Cull Road
Elyria
C. Niles McDonald
Chicago
Fragmentary World War II Service Listings From Page One
A garbled roster lists names such as Allen A and Melvin W. Cave with Army and Navy assignments. Addresses span 401 East Avenue to 583 Broad Street, with service dates from 1942 to 1945 and stations including Camp Allerbury, Fletcher General Hospital, San Diego, Indiantown Gap, and Thayer General Hospital. The fragmented text blends multiple service branches, ship and hospital mentions, and inconsistent dates.
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Allen A
Axx
East Avenue
Army
Camp Allerbury
Melvin W. Cave
Navy
Toledo
Myron A. Avertook
Huw-thorne Street
Bantu Ann
Edgar A. Masa
West Street
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Richard E. Robson
Decison Arene
Marine Corps
San Diego
Joseph F.behm
West Rivertreet
Indiantown
Benjani R. Sons
Ebytoo Amy
Indiantown Gap
Pis Keeward -Heldinger Taylor
Clevelod Street
Willams James Aemitage
Broad Street
Camp Gram
Harold F
Berson
Crul ¥ Road
Aruly
Jadiantown Gap
Alwy Balinar
East Twentsmonth Street
Lora
Aruy
Cap Aterbury
George Wit Means
Center Ridge
North Olpisted
Cust Tinard
Apri
Devon
Gilbert B. Letts
Luke Avenue
Stephen Robert
Marie Corps
Mare Ista
Cal
Sous “House
Red Cross Denies Kicking Back to Labor Unions
Washington sources report the American Red Cross denying claims it paid back labor unions for solicitation privileges. A spokesman said no kickbacks occurred to AFL or CIO. instead a tuition-like arrangement taught a group of contributors previously uninvolved in fundraising campaigns.
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Red Cross
Washington
Fed
AFL
Pephnses
Vbil
Flo
National
War Fond
Tank Of Varnish Takes Fire At Studebaker Plant
Firemen were called to the Studebaker Chemical Company yesterday around 3:60 when a 9000 gallon horizontal tank of varnish ignited. A burner beneath the tank heated the varnish and a defect allowed flames to burn along the tank side. The blaze was confined to the tank and caused no building damage, being extinguished by employees before the fire department arrived.
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Studebaker Chemical Company
O'elock
Benaith
Backbone of Defense Campaign Calls for a ROTC Based Reserve
The president urged training now to form a general reserve for six years with a secondary reserve. Qualified men would gain commissions via ROTC or the Naval ROTC, with standout trainees possibly sent to colleges on government aid and required to return as junior officers for extended service. The plan aims to strengthen defense through education and example.
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General Reserve
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Caf
Soverntyett
Ager Heston
Rothgery Home After 30 Months of Service Return
Walter Rothgery is home after thirty months of service with the Sixth Army in New Guinea the Admiralty Islands and the Philippines. He earned a metal plaque for work under tropical conditions and is authorized to wear the Pacific theater ribbon with four battle stars and the Philippine Liberation ribbon with one battle star. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tl. W. Rothgery of Princeton Avenue.
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Walter Rothserty
Carp Clatborne
San Francisco
Hiss
Pringetohn
Sixth Army
Kreuger
Rothgery
New Guinea
Admiralty Islands
Philippines
Set Rothgery
Afr
Tl. W. Rothgery
Frincetoy Avenue
County seeks federal help over Erie Avenue Bridge damage
Lorain County will take up claims with federal officials in Buffalo and Chicago over erosion and dredging damage to the Erie Avenue bridge in Lorain. Haymond Perry of the US Engineer's Office assured County Commissioners Don Patterson of cooperation and promised definite reports on possible government assistance. The board seeks government programs to prevent further bridge piling damage amid reported erosion in several spots. Louisiana leads U.S. rice production with yields averaging about half the national total.
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Lorain County
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Black River
Buffalo
Chicago
L County
Haymond Perry
US Engineer's Office
Don Patterson
Perry
Hig
Markets and groceries in Cleveland and Chicago quotes
Readable market notes show Cleveland Westook and Cleveland Homegrower Market items, groceries, apples, carrots, cauliflower, celery, onions, peppers, potatoes, pumpkins, radishes, parsnips, and more. Chicago butter, eggs, fowl, and grain quotations are listed with receipts and current prices. Multiple named places and items reflect a bustling midsection of a late period market page.
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Cleveland
Hughés Baskeia Nations
Atbd
Banka
U. Atbork
California
Pagter
Baskets Acarn Abe
Per
Ae Hanabbe
Baskets Meds
Chicatio
Chicago
de Ayerast
Ehecko Abe
LIV
TR Flem
Tesaiyer Fry
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Rmias
Pacific Island
Rogen Bros
Bagi
Haste Root
Ster
Evsler
PETC
Coreo
Elyrian
Ete
Robert Geyson
Suef HG
Aish Tlopiata
Olds
Oty
Martiner Oli Marks
Keith
Slares
Dale Davis
Prare
William Bonnsrler
Wallin
Ba Wiley
Cithery
Dann Huanasal
Geleva Ketes
Berew
Hai
Dale
Perry Dawley
Boone Road
John F. Stell
Carl Bghkner
Bunday
Brlletin
United Mine
Shineil
Ewig
Chaier
Cainineres
Pearl Harbor
Aly Pen W. Barkley
Congress
Todlay
Merne Bay
Eng
United Steelworkers
Great Lakes
Cuyahugaceiver
Tuy Firemen
Linenen
Owlers
Stuke Welion
Ln Xgate Punthy
Ynion Mall
New 2
Philip Carey Point
Crosley Corp
Mautodumog
Tate
Lateral Brotherhood of Eteetrad
Cclon
Prite
Carey
Labbea -Uwene Furdives Co
International Union of Ghiss, Ceranmne
Splica Land Workera
Federa Labor Concatiatues
Pittsburgh Pirte Glass
Caleb Mi Vernonale
Babcock and Wilcox
Federal Laebor Union Workers
ARL Ober
al Prigretio
Abouarfeld
Deables Political
Wilbert £. Young
Oberlin
Myrtle W. Young
Guy B. Findrex
Mary Lichtenberg
Gratton
Baton Township
Rachel A. Féch~rath
Sheffield Township
SIS
Stanislaw Nisiilk
Jariut
Lorain Bank
Ethel Rouse
Edward Rouse
Coets Im Common Pleas Court
Nember
Sunber
Louisiana
Corr
Hess
Toledo Orain
Toledoorain
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Charcoal Murbach Coal Co
Ohio
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