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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
4
The Clermont Courier, published every Thursday by the Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio, offers local notices and updates. Editor and Publisher is listed as One Neat. dik, with subscription rates of $1.50 for six months and other pricing details.
The piece questions OPA's price ceilings as inflationary and argues for flexible stabilization to boost civilian production. It cites shortages of essentials, calls for higher prices to fix flows, warns against socializing electric power, and condemns government ownership as a return of socialism.
Congress weighs partial repeal of the Smith-Connally Bill with amendments to penalize unions for not honoring no-strike pacts or for political activity. A proposed change would exempt supervisory and managerial workers from Wagner Act collective bargaining. Supporters face anti-union criticism as lawmakers push measures to curb unions to prevent unemployment and hardship. coal industry illustrates potential dangers as modern machinery reduces traditional roles.
A Baruch letter urges limits on labor unions power and calls for a national production inventory to maintain inflation control and prioritize aid abroad. He argues wages outpace production fueling inflation and warns government intervention if unions push prices higher. He stresses taxonomy of costs and cautions against nationalizing industries.
Mr and Mrs Henry Fille of near Owensville Ohio marked their 35th wedding anniversary on the tenth Florida They expect to spend time with their son Homer C Fille and daughter Freda Katherine Fille Friends and neighbors extend congratulations and best wishes for many more happy years together
Cincinnati OPA district office warns retail and wholesale sellers that certain printed paper commodities sold at Christmas remain under price ceilings despite recent suspension of printing controls. Items include appointment books diaries social calendars non personalized greeting cards tags seals enclosures gift wrap gift money holders and decorative ribbons and tapes. Christmas trees remain exempt. Regional OPA orders set ceiling prices on used lumber in Hamilton Scioto and Lawrence counties with higher rates for other counties effective November 19. Hearing conducted on the lumber issue notes scarcity and rising demand prompting district wide ceilings.
A hearing on lumber prices extended for Cincinnati area buyers faces protests from housewreckers and dealers. New ceiling prices outside Hamilton County list boards and lumber at 42 to 48 dollars per thousand, with reclaimed flooring at 50. Federal workers gain two holiday days with make up on December 29 and January 5, 1946.
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