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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
4
The article argues mass distribution and chain stores boosted efficiency and lower costs, aiding postwar reconversion by expanding consumer access. Co-ops and tax exemptions are criticized as unfair subsidies that tilt competition, urging government to curb tax-exempt advantages while defending taxed private business.
Kathleen Holliday unknown address is notified that Raymond C Holliday filed divorce petition in Case No 21546. The hearing will be on or after September 18 1945. Nichols Spiedel & Nichols are attorneys for plaintiff. August 9 1971.
Notice of appointment for Case No. 33-68 in Clermont County Ohio naming James W. Walker of Batavia as executor of William Henry Tedrow deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 2 1945. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge James W Walker Attorney.
A note from G T O Brown about a son returning from college. The message emphasizes education building character and lasting friendships rather than wealth. It reflects parental pride and hopes for the practical payoff of learning in personal growth.
A preacher urges cheerful giving during a church collection. The choir leads with a hymn about surrender as the pastor recounts Ananias and his wife and stresses honesty before God. The call for funds continues with a specific amount of a dollar ten to balance the offering.
A wartime surge in apple juice demand boosts Ohio production as 1944 totals reach over 3 million dozen packs nationwide. Industry officials credit improved canning and packaging, and note new pulpy juice varieties that keep apples in demand for civilian use.
The State Bureau of Unemployment opens in the Hartman building Batavia under James Patchell to aid postwar re adjustment. A branch of the Federal Employment office operates there with registration from 9 AM to 4 PM. Patchell expects 2000 to 3000 registrants in the near future.
Burton Williams warns that farm buildings have rotted sills joists and studs after years of neglect and war strain. Without urgent repair many structures will fail, with walls shifting and foundations weakened threatening long term serviceability.
An analyst urges Washington to address imminent race tensions with concrete steps. He cites historical warnings from Detroit 1943 and urges emergency planning, including mayoral coordination, clergy involvement, school and media campaigns, and cooperation of veterans groups, utilities, labor, and business.
A fragmentary Barbs column notes counterfeit worries from a Buffalo mint tale and jokes about joining the K corps. It mentions a 44 year old father per the census and hints at confidential figures for a wife, ending with a political nod to right or left and patriotism.
The Village Planning Committee in Batavia prepares a postwar labor census to map available workers and skills. Mayor A C Munden Sr reports rising inquiries from firms seeking sites here and aims to build a reserve labor pool from both employed and unemployed residents.
Partial OCR text yields a brief event note with unreadable details. The readable bits mention a possible date and a local figure, but specifics are unclear. Further restoration needed to identify persons, places, or actions.
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