Government oil defense plan sparks debate over markets
The Navy defends entering the oil pipeline project as a national defense measure while urging private enterprise to lead oil production. The piece argues government expansion into oil mirrors earlier efforts to socialize electricity and nitrates, warning Americans to choose between free enterprise and state control. Court news notes several civil actions, divorces, estate filings, and real estate transfers in Clermont County Ohio.
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Persian Gulf
United States
Germany
Bids Sought for Amelia School Interior Painting
The Amelia School Board seeks bids for interior painting of the school building with a deadline of April 30 1944. The committee on buildings Parker Adams and Clifford White reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amélia
Parker Adams
Clifford White
Amelia School Board
Executors Named in Two Clermont County Estates
Notice declares Robert Brothers of Batavia Ohio appointed executor of Sarah Brothers estate and August Dennison of Milford Ohio named administrator of Pearl Dennison estate both in Clermont County Ohio. Courts set deadlines for claims, dated March 1944. Attorneys Cars Scherer and Hair for Pearl Dennison and Edwin C Ely for Sarah Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Dennison
August Dennison
Main Street
Milford
Ohio
Clermont County
Orville W. Hallbisch
Scherer and Hair Attorneys
Divorce Suit Notice in Clermont County Ohio
Jean H. Miller of 160 Sherman Street Passaic New Jersey is notified that William L Miller has filed for absolute divorce custody of a minor child property divisions and other relief in Case No 21164 Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio alleging gross neglect of duty and wilful absence hearing ready on or after April 28 1944 filed Goshen Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean H. Miller
Sherman Street
Passaic
New Jersey
William L. Miller
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Goshen
Hog Mange Demodectic Form Described With Cure Limits
The article notes demodectic mange as a form with no known cure, spreading slower and causing milder effects than common mange. It advises disposing of affected animals and disinfecting to control the spread.
Notice on Filing Inventory for Clara Church village Estate
On March 29 1944 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Clara Church village deceased of Stonelick Township was filed in Batavia Ohio Court. The hearing is set for April 22 1944 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Interested parties may file exceptions five days prior or be barred. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch. Co N Young attorney. Apro T 2 The Estate of Daniel Church village to be heard similarly with inventory filed and exceptions due five days prior.
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Clara Church
Modesta Seibert
Gertrude Churchvillage
Milford
R. No
Batavia
R. No. 8
Ohio
Clara Churchvillage
Stonelick Township
Clermont County
Orville W. Hallbisch
Said County
N. Youns
Daniel Churchvillage
N, Young
Orville W. Halbisch
CG. N. Young
Daniel Church Village
A. D
Co. N. Young
Lucinda Brower
Wayne Township
Britton
Hebron Brower
Orville
W. Halbisch
Harry Britton
Estate of Lucinda Brower Deceased Notice Batavia Ohio
All interested parties are notified that on March 31 the estate of Lucinda Brower deceased late of Wayne Township will be heard April 24 1944 at ten o'clock in Batavia Ohio in court. Britton attorney represents the estate.
Estate of Hebron Brower Inventory and Appraisement Hearing
The Estate of Hebron Brower allocates a hearing date on the filed inventory and appraisement. Whoever must file the inventory at least five days prior to the hearing date to avoid being barred, with Orville W. Halbisch and attorney Harry Britton listed.
Estate of Lucinda Brower Administrator Named
Harry Britton of Williamsburg Ohio appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lucinda Brower late of Blanchester Clermont County Ohio. He must file claims within four months from the date of notice dated March 28 1944. Harry Britton Attorney Apro-T 3 ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Brower
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
Ohio
Blanchester
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Said County
Hebron Brower
Harry, Britton
Notice of Estate Proceedings for Hebron Brower
Notice states the estate of Hebron Brower, deceased, is being represented by Harry Britton, attorney, in the county probate proceeding. The document references the late Probate Judge and indicates formal actions arising from the estate.
Causes of Ketosis in Ewes Linked to Underfeeding
Study from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture shows pregnancy disease ketosis in ewes is caused by underfeeding or sudden changes in ration late in pregnancy. Twins or triplets are at higher risk. death losses usually under 25 percent but can exceed 50 percent.
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Department of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
University of Illinois College, of Agriculture
Thought and Faith Guide The Law Of Human Happiness
The text cites Newtons gravitation as a model for seeking universal laws to end war and distress. It argues that changing thinking toward God and Christ Jesus, and following Christian Science principles, can bring freedom from suffering. It links mind to wellbeing and cites scripture and Mary Baker Eddy. It notes Bulgaria's rose oil trade centered in Sofia.
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Isaac Newton
Newton
Paul
Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
The
Christian Science Monitor
Rose
Bulgaria
Sofia
Attar of Roses
Beggrerien
Sugep
Curing Period Helps Potatoes Heal After Harvest
A curing period of 10 days to two weeks in a closed storage at slightly above 60 degrees aids healing of cuts and bruises on potatoes caused by harvesting.
Varied Preparations Keep Spinach Dishes Fresh
Readers can keep spinach from becoming monotonous by varying preparation and presentation. Try cream sauce or fold in chives onions or herbs before serving. Add minced crisp bacon or ham in place of butter for extra flavor.
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Cain
Jonah
Saida
Sidon
Tyre
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Court News
Common Pleas Court
Goldie D. High
Jeannette
Edward Stroble
Stewart Cooper
Jeanne Schmidt
Bethel
George Zeddock Frye
Cincinnati
B. N. West
Frank Knight
Katherine Knight
Earl E. Barnes
Lucille Barnes
Louise Keen
Arch E. Keen
Shirley Hauck
John O. Hauck
Milford Building Savings Co
Frank Tlattick, Sr
Ernest Nipper
Beulah Nipper
Probate
T. D. O’neal
Sarah Brothers
Lewis Busch
Karl Schoening
Rosie L. Manning
Malissa W. Harmon
N. S. Turner
Dora Rapp
Anna D. Forde
Albertine S. Hunt
W. A. Shinkle
Frank Clark
Ella Rapp
Susie E. Bass
William Ernest Bragdon
Adam Allison
Etta McNeill
Lela Allison
Elizabeth Thompson
Laura Spresser
Veloren C. Idlett
Laura Fry
Charles A. Fagley
Grace Davis
Lydia Druzilla Smith
Trator
August Gaugh
Floyd
Crystal Malott
Emma McDonough
Marathon
Marie C
Leo E. Steward
Bertram J
Helen A. Rosselot
Owennsville
Fred G. Flischel
Perry R
William A. Burdsall
Stonelick
Sidney G. Brant
Joseph G
Anna F. Renz
Harry P
Edna M. Baumer
Wayne
Anna M. Mateinger
EB Paley
Goshen Township
Harry E. Hutson
Harvey L., Jr
Margaret Anderson
Sarah Metzger
Levi
Martha Littrell
Cedron
Franklin T
William K., White
Nettie White
Williamsburg Township
Stella Hiler
Millard Burnett
Charles F
Louise G. Clark
Jay M. Meighen
Miami
Lula E. Brodt Dodson
J. H. Swope
W. A. Wagner
Inashington
Georgetown
Addie Hulick
T. W. Glassco
Georgetown Marble & Granite CO
Robert Brothers
Said
Edwin C. Ely
Les Walker
Achool
Toky
Pearl Harbor
Columbus
Menorca
Trukandresto
Carcumecha
U.S
Truk
Town Paper
Claude B. Smith
First National Bank
Ray Perry
Miamiville, Ph
Cincinnati Gas & Electric OD
C. P. Easley
Forest Avenue
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