Taft Support Urged by Clermont County Editor
Clermont Courier urges Ohio voters to back Senator Taft in the upcoming election. The editorial argues Taft stands on convictions, warns against labor pressure, and calls for a Republican vote to represent all Ohioans. It also promotes National Bible Week and faith over materialism.
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Independent Congress Needed to Limit Administration Power
The piece argues the public must elect a Republican Congress on November 7 to gain independence from President Truman’s administration. It contends a Democratic Congress would align with the president, block politically risky measures, and fail to pursue constructive domestic policies in health, agriculture, and investigations, while guarding against appeasement of Communism and secret diplomacy in foreign policy.
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Reading of Matthew 6 and related scriptures
A religious reading notes passages from Matthew 6 Luke 11 21 13 Philippians 1 Colossians Prayers and guidance cited in a scripture study. The focus rests on prayer humility and scriptural references during worship. The fragmentary text centers on Matthew 6 as a key reading.
Growing in Prayer in the Lord's Prayer
A reflection on Christian prayer growth from childhood reliance on the Lord's Prayer to mature, selfless intercession. It argues prayer aligns with God's will, calling believers to move from personal needs to global concern and communal faith, citing Paul and broader church teaching.
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October Sings In My Heart And Plea For A Late Winter
The poem October Sings In My Heart today declares the speaker part of the season's glow and ripples. A plea laments early winter, urging care for robins, beavers, bees, and hill folk, asking to delay harshness and preserve autumn warmth.
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Moot. Come not too soon come not too soon
A brief reflective couplet from Saturday Evening Post urges patience and restraint in timing. The verse contrasts eagerness with measured delay, using archaic cadence to frame a social observation.
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Local Whigs name Central Committee members
At a county meeting Whigs from several townships appointed R. W. Clark P. B. Swing A. M Gest John W Kain and Linsey Moore to the Central Committee. The Cincinnati Presbytery voted 43 to 22 to revise the Westminster Confession, likely on Election Infant Baptism. A plasterer stole wine after 28 years in a cupboard. Milford couple Magee Adams and Della Green wed at the Methodist Parsonage. Mrs Charlotte Creager celebrated her ninetieth birthday. Peterson Jenike George Peterson referenced at the Sun.
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New Ohio Ballot Changes Voting But Keeps Simplicity
Voters encounter the Office Type Ballot used for the first time in Ohio on November 7. It replaces straight-ticket voting with an X beside each selected candidate. The ballot mirrors the Primary format and shows party designation under each name. non-partisan judicial ballots remain unchanged with no party marks.
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Marriage of Juanita Jenike and Batavia resident
The couple Juanita Jenike of Batavia and a Batavia resident were married last Friday by the Rev. A. P. Smith, confirming a small ceremony conducted by the local clergyman.
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Railroad Man Opposes River Belt Conveyor Plan
Batavia Rotary Club heard Norfolk and Western official R. E. McGuire oppose the River-Belt conveyor. He warned Ohio would lose 15 000 railroad jobs and 56 million in payroll, with rail taxes aiding schools. He cited Clermont County losses and noted 1949 legislature blocked eminent domain for belt promoters.
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Battle over private property for a new right of way
Ohio lawmakers face strong opposition from railroads, labor groups, and over 100 cities to a belt railroad plan. Critics warn the belt would cost Ohio coal jobs by favoring out of state mines and threaten wartime rail capacity while noting existing rail facilities meet defense needs already.
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