Demobilization Voices and Oil Industry Reflections
The piece contrasts President Boyd's defense of American petroleum venture with warnings about rapid demobilization. It argues that small producers need freedom from overregulation while noting the Army and Navy mobilization pace. It recalls Pearl Harbor and Normandy, urging renewed patriotic resolve as leadership shifts to rapid demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William A. Boyd
American Petroleum Institute
Boyd
United States
East Texas
Permian
West Edmond
Oklahoma
Fae
Navy
Marshall
King
San Francisco
Wright
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Okinawa
Japan
Demobilization Debate in Public and Military Once Again
The text surveys criticism of the demobilization program, noting citizen aversion to militarism, desire to bring family members home, and confusion in some demobilization phases while acknowledging the faithful service of military forces through a crisis.
Bitter Hoax Claims TV Aims at Power Profits
The piece argues that federally funded hydroelectric programs mislead the public by making flood control a secondary aim. It contends socialized power is the main goal, with private industry expanding if federal projects end. It urges floods and reclamation be prioritized over electricity politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Washington Digest Players for 1948 Presidential Race
Washington observers forecast the 1948 campaign with President Truman as likely Democratic nominee and a strong GOP field led by Arthur Vandenberg Harold Stassen and John Bricker. Bracketed by running mate debates, potential dark horse Brian McMahon and others loom as election forecasts unfold. United States Senate terms and atomic energy policy play into early strategizing as Dewey's chances are weighed against New York influence and national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
New York City
William O’dwyer
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
O’dwyer
Josiah Goldstein
LaGuardia
Little Flower
New York State
New York
Albany
Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
John Bricker
Ohio
Senator Vandenburg
United States Senate
San Francisco
Cate
Amity
Vandenburg
Stassen
Bricker
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Kenneth McKellar
Senate
House
Congress
McKellar
Brian McMahon
Connecticut
John Danaher
Thomas Dewey
Justice
Harlan Mine
White House
Rabbits Remain Open in Ohio as Season Closes
Ohio's rabbit season stays open and hunters may bag up to four cottontails or two before closure. Warning to tramp briar and watch near small woods as cottontails favor these patches now. Small woodlots hold rabbits. they avoid open fields in severe winter weather.
Ohio Emerges As Center Of Soft Red Winter Wheat
Ohio leads in the soft red winter wheat market due to large acreage of Thorne Trumbull and Futhio varieties developed by the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Farmers' income from wheat around 35 million dollars is tied to continuing use of recommended varieties. A regional Federal Soft Wheat Laboratory at Wooster monitors quality to set standards for new varieties and ensure supplier consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thorne
Trumbull
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Atlantic
Seaboard
Ohio Experiment Station
Federal
Soft Wheat Laboratory
Wooster
Milford and area obituaries and society notes
Milford residents report deaths and illnesses across Miamiville and surrounding towns. Alice L. Adamson died after a weeklong illness. funeral held at Miamiville Methodist Church with burial in Miamiville cemetery. Survived by four daughters two sons and a brother. Pic. Chas. J. Guilday returned home from overseas duty. Naval Lt. Robert B. Jones and family spending holidays with parents. Tom Jones Milford cafe owner ill for a week. John Walton and family back from monthlong western trip. Walton discharged from army. Anna Marriott and Eleanor Link noted for illness and surgery respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Adamson
Miamiville
Adamson
Rufus H. Adamson
Women’s Auxiliary
Ethel Hayes
Lottie Young
Frances Nahloom
Elizabeth
Wulfeck
Silverton
Earl
Branch Hill
Herschel
Willard Robinson
Cleveland
Pic
Chas. J. Guilday
Henry Ward Beecher
Bermuda
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing Company
Batavia, Ohio
Barrm Tlcker
Batavia, Gin
Smith Radio Servce
Market Street
Batavia
Guy Sanderman
Washington Digest
Guess
Baukhage Wells
Conkervion
Charles Seibert Seibert
Robert B. Jones
E. B. Jones
Jones
Pacific
Masai University
Tom Jones
Milford Cafe
John Walton
Salt Lake City
Mr. Walton
Army
Europe
Anna Marriott
Eleanor Link
Edwin Link
Bethesda Hospital
Bis
Cincinnati
WIL Ae
East Fourth ST
Mills’ Famous Foods
Mills
Royal Order of Millsionaires
Columbus
North High Street
MR Au
Gaclid Avenue
Columus
Cincia
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