Mrs George C Marshall Founds the Grandmothers League
Washington D C Mrs George C Marshall launches the Grandmothers League to honor grandmothers who buy War Bonds for grandchildren The wife of General George C Marshall also buys bonds and stamps for her three grandchildren Tupper Brown 1 Jimmy Winn 2 and Kitty 9 months She says Bonds fight for America today and will safeguard future education and benefits.
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Washington, D. C
George C. Marshall
Grandmothers League
Highway markers damaged by vandals force costly repairs
Columbus reports highway route markers defaced by vandals. Highway Director H. G. Sours warns that lost or damaged signs raise maintenance costs and threaten safety. He cites theft of markers, arrows, and safety devices, plus damage from hunters and youths.
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Columbus
H. G. Sours
Sours
RKO Albee Theater Presents The Gay Nighties Show
In Cincinnati the RKO Albee Theater announces the week of May 12 will feature Harry Howards latest production The Gay Nighties a lavish revue with principals and dancing beauties. Notable acts include Leonard Gautiers Bricklayers Chaz Chase Dave Barry Larry Stuart Charles Kraft Johnny Muccio Vic Hyde plus twenty four glamorous chorus girls. The screen feature for the week is Jam Session a musical.
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RKO Albee Theater
Cincinnati
Harry Howard
Leonard Gautier
Bricklayers
Chaz Chase
Dave Barry
Larry Stuart
Charles Kraft
Johnny Muccio
Vic Hyde
War Bonds as Farm Reserve Fund Advocate
The article argues farmers should use War Bonds to build a permanent farm reserve, stressing security, debt reduction, and liquidity. It warns against overleveraging land purchases and suggests funds for postwar equipment, soil restoration, and emergency needs while supporting public debt through interest-earning reserves.
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U.S. Treasury
Waste paper drive urged as wartime need grows
Ohio officials urge a nationwide waste paper salvage contest to boost war production. The Ohio State Salvage Committee and allies state monthly collections must rise from 500 000 to 667 000 tons to meet demands for bomb bands shells and other military supplies, calling on every American to join the effort.
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Columbus
America
Ohio State
Ohio
Ralph H. Stone
Ohio State Council of Defense
James G. Lewis
WPB
Harold W
Stone
Eno
Belfast and Williams Corner Community Notes
The community sympathizes with Mrs. Harley Price over the death of her sister Mrs. Bertha Mohler of Pleasant Ridge. Funerals were led by Rev. Russell on April 25 at Monroe Funeral Parlors. OES inspection in Goshen Saturday drew several locals. Families shared visits and dinners in Goshen and Cincinnati including Humphreys Witham McCormick Bennett Hill and Jones McCormick attendees at a Goshen Masonic Lodge banquet.
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Harley Price
Bertha Mohler
Pleasant Ridge
Russell
Monroe
Goshen
E. E. Humphreys
E. Shumard
Cincinnati
Humphreys
Glenview School
Carol Witham
H. McCormick
Theodore Bennett
Vernon Rapp
Richard Witham
Billy McCormick
Miles Hill
Sgt
Russell Hill
California
John Jones
Herb McCormick
Goshen Masonic Lodge
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Onion Stock Yards
Cincinnati, O
Gia
Farmer’s Reserve Fund
By O. R. Johnson
University of Missouri
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Farm Bureau Co-Op
A.A.A
Batavia
Diane Pendleton
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
WLW
EWT
Kyser Company
Ky Sci
Belfast and
Williams Corner
Hinson’s Institute
Box
Richmond
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Alfred Baas
R. R
Newtonsville
John
Owensville, Ohio
M. Davis
John Morgan
A. W. Crawford
Hamersville
Tristate Butter CO
Cincinnati, Ohio
James W. Walker
E. H. Lenhoff Bible
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Nelson’s Novelty Shop
Liston Radio & Refrigeration Service
Larada Inn
Hamlet
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Georgetown
T. W. Glassco
Addie Hulick
Batavia, O
Earl Heslar
John Wood
Georgetown Marble & Granite CO
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