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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
4
The Clermont Courier announces Harry M Tucker as editor and publisher with a one year subscription of $1.50 and a six month option. The paper is entered at the Batavia Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
Analysis argues free economy preserves liberty and wealth, while government power risks. It notes unity with government to raise living standards, then shifts to wartime railcar limits and shortages. Government controls slowed rail expansion, impacting troop and equipment transport.
The armed forces praise railroads for rapidly transporting soldiers from ports to homes across vast distances. A Mary lands 15,000 troops and the Queen arrives with others, testing the system beyond peacetime experience.
Washington writer lauds India's 2.5 million strong army as a melting pot that breaks down caste and linguistic barriers. General Cariappa, a pioneer commander, envisions an independent Indian army and a unified nation through a common language, education, and shared service.
Mrs Helen Shannon is a patient at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati.
Social rounds include Dorothy Ferriell with the Gilmore family in Owensville and Griffiths with Mabel Heinze in Plainville. Corrills host guests from Westerton and Ludlow. Funeral services held for Harold Pursley from Ft. Thomas Hospital with sympathy extended.
Mr John Firree died last Tuesday at Christ hospital Cincinnati after weeks as a patient from a fractured hip. He was 85. Judge Harry Britton and wife returned from a vacation to Michigan noting poor fishing. Harold Chatterton and family vacationing at the old farm home. Sunday School picnic at Bethel enjoyed by many. Milton Mathis and his mother and family dined at sister Mrs George Whiting's Monday. Prewitt resigned as School superintendent. W R Ireton takes a short vacation after a fall at the dam. no bones broken. School to start September 10.
In a zigzag of old jokes and World War II era quips Stalin is labeled an aggressor for 1936 memory while light humor contrasts with grim reality as Dutch arrests surface and parking woes spark card game rhetoric about roasted eggs from slots.
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