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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
4
The Batavia Ohio publication Clermont Courier lists Harry M. Tucker as the editor and publisher and announces a one year subscription option with six months and details about the paper’s post office filing.
The June 24 New York Times column by Frederick A. Hayek warns that radical parties drift toward totalitarian socialism and urges defenders of democracy in the United States to block state control. Editor Squires criticizes postwar plans for more debt taxes and jobs programs, advocating higher output per hour and voluntary employment to preserve freedom.
A reflection on postwar planning highlights retailers as vital connectors between buyers and producers. It argues that independent and chain stores must be protected from price gouging and artificial restraints to maintain goods flow, employment, and affordable prices.
Idaho publisher Gordon Squires promotes an ambitious plan, claiming zero illegal imports could create tens of millions of jobs. He says banning a certain item would force shifts in production and employment.
The page lists numerous divorce filings and related actions. John R Lumford seeks divorce from Mary Ann Dumford while stationed in Goose Bay. Others include William Andriacco v Sadie Andriacco for extreme cruelty, Beatrice Custer v Francis Custer, James W Walker representing plaintiff, Vernon Scarborough seeking divorce from Ruth Scarborough, Harold G Muhlhauser v Imelda S Muhlhauser, and Betty Jane Dean v Horace Raymond Dean Jr with custody and alimony requests. Decrees of divorce are noted for Eva Ohler, Dora Phillips, Walter E Johnson, Patricia Lee Johnson, John E Richle, and more, alongside dismissals and deeds in related matters.
Decree awards custody of minor child to Cornelia A. Massey in the divorce from Robert M. Massey. Probate Court Judge Orville W. Halbisch oversees estate inventories and appraisements for multiple decedents including Edith Rumer and Carter Mar cum with orders approving inventories. Estate actions include bonds and authority to transfer real estate to Esther Quinby widow.
Marriage notices list Harold Browne and Mabel Reinhardt both of Bethel, Clyde McElfresh and Rita ts Dittman from New Richmond, William H. Lindsey and G Eileen Patton of Bethel, Edward Jackson of Constance Kentucky with Inez Buchner of Coraddale, Albert Allen Dailey war worker Norwood with Norma Lee McCabe Batavia, George Kelsey with Hallie Peace Milford. The terse notes reflect a local register of unions with ages and occupations.
Washington digest notes domestic issues will test President Truman as Big Three diplomacy intersects with postwar reconversion and domestic reform. It discusses Hull Byrnes Vinson Anderson Wallace Schwellenbach and party dynamics in Congress, with fears of southern opposition and potential policy friction at home.
A series of land transfers are recorded involving numerous parties in several townships including Tate Monroe Union Bethel Williamsburg Loveland Miami Ba tavia Stonelick Jackson and more. Transfers include parcels ranging from 1 to 168.94 acres and include individuals such as Matthew Gransick Anna Trees Sarah Crapsey Louella Hollifield and many others along with entities like Arling Funch Lumber Co.
Har ol d McGrath oversees the senate radio gallery in Wa and ensures radio men receive care. Temporary studios at conference headquarters and separate stations are well serviced. Hundreds of rigs were produced and shipped by airmail for field offices of the Federal Housing Administration FHA and private lenders.
Glen E Slaven of Route 2 Loveland Ohio files for divorce from Leona O Neal Slaven of 407 Lookout Street Chattanooga Tennessee in the Common Pleas Court Clermont County. Case No 21492 exposes grounds of gross neglect of duty with hearing set after September 20 1945. Attorney Leonard H Shallit represents plaintiff.
County commissioners of Clermont County Ohio announce a continued final hearing for locating and establishing a public road from State Route 132 in Stonelick Township southeast to Craver Road over a 2.5 mile right of way through Rapp and Wulfeck properties. The hearing will convene August 27, 1945 at 10:00 A.M. to grant or refuse the improvement.
Imelda S Muhlhauser of Detroit is notified Harold G Muhlhauser filed for divorce in case 21534 in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio. Hearing set on or after September 6 1945. Attorneys Nichols Speidel & Nichols for plaintiff July 24 1945.
In the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio trustees of McKendree Church of Christ petition for authority to sell real estate in Goshen Township Vowles Survey No 3800 described as half an acre more or less bounded by State Route 28 and Eden ton Pleasant Plain Pike The court will hear the petition on September 7 1945 at Batavia Ohio for approval of sale terms.
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