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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
4
The Clermont Courier from Batavia Ohio lists Barry M. Tucker as editor and offers one year subscriptions at $1.50 for six months. The notice notes publication details and post office second class mail status.
A historical overview argues that early public subsidies for railroads funded private enterprise, boosting private tax assets. It claims government ownership today would reduce opportunity, noting railroads now pay vast daily and annual taxes while government growth is seen as diminishing private business gains.
The W.S.C.S. will serve lunch at the David Clair sale this Saturday and at the Claude Berry sale. Robert Carrington of the Navy is spending his furlough at home with his parents.
Mount Holly residents report furloughs of Stanley Hancock and Nicholas Repman both U S N. and Marvin Yazell and Thomas Yazell at Camp Lee and Louisville. Visitors at the Richters include Brunner Bambaugh and Hazel Frank. Cpl Richard Brown returned to camp and his wife accompanied him to Indianapolis on trip to California.
The article argues hunger stems from disorganization and transportation disruption rather than direct crop destruction. It notes rail and bridge sabotage, liberated country conditions, and Italy’s mixed outcomes under liberation. It highlights proximity to supply, urban versus rural diets, and the risk cycle of disarray, hunger, and unrest across Europe.
In a brisk column the writer notes safe razor blade supply for the quarter, argues big government confronts big forces, and muses on a crowd of John Q. Public seeking a bigger role. A Tokyo report cites rising tax revenue, while a new farm land boom is predicted by the agriculture secretary amid debt rumors.
A coast ing accident at Milford Novitiate injures 14 year old Gertrude Holmes who recovers after hospital treatment. Cadet Nurse Helen Fritts, 1943 Milford High graduate, is now at Christ Hospital. Mary Leopold resumes Bethesda Hospital duties after an operation and recovery at her parents’ home. Kiwanis secretary Leonard L. Harding marks 14th year in service, senior among Ohio secretaries. Two trucks damaged in icy street collision on Main near Maple. drivers uninjured. Milford firemen inspect Park Hills Kentucky and St Bernard trucks. Joyce Ann Copher born at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital to Sergi and Mrs George Copher. father is Sgt. Copher on Saipan. Florist Dora Hermann attends a Columbus florists school.
January totals show general government expenditures across council, administration, health, sanitation, highways, and water works with bonds and trust funds noted. The narrative closes with religious teaching text referencing Matthew 3.13 to 4.11 and a sermon on Jesus baptism and temptations.
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