Sixth War Loan drives home Pacific realities of Japan fight
The article urges a $14 billion Sixth War Loan with $5 billion from individuals to support prolonged Pacific operations. It outlines Japan’s large army, potential manpower, harsh labor conditions, and tax-heavy economy, arguing only a strong home front can sustain the fight and hasten victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Hitler
Japan
America
Destiny
Allied
France
Thanksgiving Turkey Exchange Plea in Porch Talk
Bert Childers greets Ed Carey on his back porch. They joke about Ed plucking a turkey for Thanksgiving while Bo notes many turkeys go to soldiers, implying a turkey size job for the fightin' men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Childers
Ed Carey
Bert
War Labor Board Faces Rising Strain and Political Pressure
The piece surveys growing pressure on the War Labor Board as strikes surge before the election, explores implications of the Little Steel wage decision, and warns of a postwar flood of labor issues. It notes potential government takeover risks, debates on Germany and Japan policy, and Red Cross plans for repatriation of prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Educational Society
Detroit
Labor Department
National War Labor Board
Germany
Washington
Labor Board
War Labor Board
White House
Briefs on food, grain, and wartime notices
Bankhage Milk and products account for over a quarter of the average American’s annual 1700 pounds of food. British radio reports Germany is two million tons short of grain and that Hungary’s impending import loss will force another bread ration cut. Production of parts for repairing used phonographs and amusement machines resumes. Hitler orders renewed awarding of a German defensive rampart badge to frontier workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Sipple and Related Families Visit Neighbors in Kentucky and Ohio
Sunday greetings across Latonia Kentucky Mt Olive and Cincinnati are listed with extended family visits. Names include Gilbert and Margaret Sipple Gatch Beach Howard Beach Jesse Beckelhymer Orville Sipple Virginia Richardson Earl Catlett Marjorie Woodruf John Bee Velma St Clair Sophia Bulow and others, with trips among Newtown New Richmond Batavia Branch Hill and Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Beckelhymer
Jesse Beckelshymer
Newtown
Orville Sipple
New Richmond
John Bee
Velma St. Clair
Branch Hill
Marie Bee
Cincinnati
Appointment of Harold A Predmore as Administrator
Notice from Clermont County Ohio that Harold A Predmore of Hillsboro has been appointed administrator with will annexed for the estate of W. G. Predmore of Jackson Township. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated November 14, 1944. Probate Judge Orville W. Halbisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A
Hillsboro
Ohio
W. G. 'Predmore
Jackson ‘Township
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Harold A, Predmore
Bethel woman named executrix for Ohio estate
Esther Maxfield of Bethel Ohio has been duly appointed executrix of the estate of Edwin B. Boggess, deceased, late of Bethel, Clermont County Ohio. Notice dated November 6 1944 and filed by attorneys Orville W Halbisch Nichols Spidel Nichols. November 16-T-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Boggess
Esther Maxfield
Bethel Ohio
Bethel
Clermont County
Ohio
Orville W. Halbisch
Said County
Nichols, Spidel, & Nichols Attorneys
Estate of Gilbert Sherrill Deceased Notice
Harry Britton of Williamsburg Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Gilbert Sherrill deceased late of Milford Clermont County Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Edwin C Ely attorney for the fiduciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert. Sherrill
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
Ohio
Gilbert Sherrill
Clermont’ County
Executor appointed for Nettie L. Meyer estate in Ohio
Edwin C. Meyer of Amelia Ohio named executor of the Nettie L. Meyer estate, late of Pierce Township Clermont County Ohio. Dated November 9 1944 by attorney Harry Britton.
Lesson for November 26
Instruction notes show subjects and Scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
We Are Accountable for Opportunity and Work
Christian life centers on personal faith and faithful labor. Jesus will return and every servant must give account for gifts, opportunities, and how they used them. Three results: faithful zeal earns reward, ordinary devotion earns limited reward, fear-driven avoidance loses rewards. We are told to work diligently and avoid laziness in anticipation of Christ’s judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Adam
Garden of Eden
Thessalonica
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Clermont Publishing Company
Batavia, Ohio
Harry. M. Tucker
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Joe Marsh
Turkey
Brewing Industry Foundation
Wright
Wright Field
Fourth and Main Streets
Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
Baukhage
WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
AFL
Little Steel
Vansittart
Harold G. Moulton
Brookings Institution
Louis Arlie
Europe
United States
Vansitt Artists
Moulton-Marlie
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Bankhage
Isabel
Gilbert Sipple
Margaret Sipple
Robert Sipple
Latonia, Ky
Mrs. Gatch Beach
Mrs. Howard Beach
Mt. Olive
Robert Richardson
Virginia Richardson
Earl Catlett
Mrs. Cline
Mrs
Marjorie Woodruf
John Bulow
Sophia Bulow
Batavia
Fred Fancher
Guy’ Carr
Etta Smysor
Mr. Ford Mayhew
Beryl Stairs
Smysor
Deceas
Edwin
C. Ely
Nettie L. Meyer
Edwin C. Meyer
Amelia Ohio
Pierce Township
Clermont
Mobiloil and
Mobilgas
Harold’s Super Service
WiLliamsburg, Ohio
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