Clermont Courier Batavia Ohio Chronicle
The Clermont Courier published by the Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio appears weekly on Thursdays. Harry M Tucker is listed as founder and editor with a 1836 founding date and a subscription price of $1.50 for one year and six months for six months subscription noted.
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Clermont Publishing Company
Batavia, Ohio
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Harry M. Tucker
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Clara H. Tucker
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Hary M. Tucer
Cranece N. Youne
Critics warn against government pressure on business and wage policy
A 1945 Clermont Courier column argues that progress comes from voluntary action, not state coercion. It blames punitive laws on chains and unions for delaying efficiency while noting OPA price hikes and wartime controls that burden merchants. it warns against open-ended government intervention risking private enterprise and higher living costs.
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OPA
A Fake Santa Claus Denounces Federal Spending
A speaker argues against continual federal funding of local projects calling it a fake Santa Claus. The essay claims tax cuts are offset by taxes used to finance sewers, plants, and schools, warning centralized government grows via debt and subsidies. It urges tax reduction by reversing current practice.
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Congress
United States
Federal
Santa Claus
The Pied Piper of Socialism
Analysis of wartime to peacetime shift shows expanding government stifling individual initiative and the chance for steady employment. The piece laments a growing state footprint reducing freedom and opportunity for Americans as production levels rise.
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United States
Postwar Crime Wave Alert Warns Hoover Focuses on Teens
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns of a postwar crime wave led by teenagers. He traces causes to wartime disruption, family absence, and urban crowding, and notes returning veterans may curb youth crime if adults act. Economic recovery and public duty are key to preventing lawlessness.
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ANU Service
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Europe
England
Wales
Hoover
Armed Services
Christmas Mail Push as War Shortages Loom
The item urges timely mailing to soldiers and proper packaging. It notes 1940 productive-age share under 13 percent and projects 1970 population growth to over 180 million. A curious wartime aside recalls German troops in Holland allowed 75 pounds baggage and German civilians leaving the Netherlands with little loot. The latest is canned sandwiches.
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Holland
Netherlands
OPA Alerts on Ground Meat Tagging and Price Control
The guidance notes that ground meat must be ground in the presence of customers if not tagged and that only allowed cuts may be ground. Dealers may not process unapproved cuts unless observed by the customer and in the presence of the buyer. Also covers inflation risks and the need for public pressure on Congress for price controls. A tire safety campaign warns against recapped tires sold at ceiling prices, urging verification of dealer reliability and reporting defective tires.
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Edancles
OPA
Cincinnati
Clermont County Board
Support of Farm Prices Urged for Two More Years
Government promises continue support prices for basic farm commodities and Stegall items at 90 percent parity after war end for a two year period, with cotton at 95 percent. Purchases occur when surplus marketing difficulties arise, ensuring producers receive the guaranteed parity.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
Potato Support Prices Policy in 1945
On September 1, 1945, the policy of support prices operated to stabilize the potato market. Potatoes bought by the program are diverted for use in school lunches, starch, dehydration, or canning to salvage their food value for later use.
Clermont Soil Conservation District election set for October
The Clermont Soil Conservation District will hold an election October 26 at the district office in Batavia to fill vacancies on the Board of Supervisors. Nominations close October 12. Albert M. Kistner, secretary treasurer, notes twenty five parcels of fertilizer owners outside village limits must sign the petition.
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Batavia
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Voting booth hours set for October 26 in Batavia
Kistner announced polling will run 6 p m to 10 p m on October 26 on the second floor of the old County Court House in Batavia.
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Kistner
Old County Court House
Batavia
Home After Four Years of Service
Pfc William Henson son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Henson Breckenridge Road returned home today after an honorable discharge from the Air Corps. He served four years with two years overseas in England Ireland Africa Sicily and Italy. He worked as a mechanic in the Fifteenth Air Force and underwent two operations while overseas.
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William Henson
Samuel. Henson
Breckenridge Road
Air Corps
England
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