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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
4
The Clermont Courier is a weekly Batavia Ohio newspaper published every Thursday by the Clermont Publishing Company. Editor is Harry M. Tucker. Founded 1836. Price 80 cents.
The article notes unbussed voters in Missouri cities and RFDs face a growing PAC presence. PACs move into the political arena, aligning beside traditional bosses, signaling a shift in local power dynamics.
A wide article traces how postwar city governance may be influenced by a new breed of political machines linked to the CIO PAC. It names Tom Pendergast and Bob Hannegan in Missouri and details Sidney Hillman’s national PAC network, urging turnout for Roosevelt and Truman while warning of machine control, graft risks, and the potential for a revived Pendergast organization in Kansas City and St. Louis.
BAUKHAGE discusses postwar diplomacy and UNRRA as key to peace. He notes face to face talks, the value of Anglo American ties, and UNRRA’s leadership and oath pledges. He highlights repatriation, Middle East relief, and placement of 50 000 Greeks and Yugoslavs, plus future Bretton Woods, FAO, education, and aviation talks.
Quote attributed to Dr. John Watson defining moral courage as obeying conscience and doing right even when opposed by most people.
A Tokyo radio program says America is short of pilots as many women fly in Pacific battles. The census bureau reports the average U.S. father is 44, married with one or two children. Berlin promises generous compensation for damage from enemy action and quick payment for new furniture, while Germany lacks such goods.
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