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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
4
The Clermont Courier announces its weekly Batavia Ohio edition under The Clermont Publishing Company with editor Harry M Tucker. Subscription rates are one year at 1 50 and six months at 80e, mail deemed second class.
Decrying the New Deal stance, the piece argues Franklin D. Roosevelt resisted military buildup before Pearl Harbor. It cites 1934 to 1940 remarks opposing entanglements, building a two ocean navy, and sending troops, asserting the president favored neutrality and avoiding war.
Clare Boothe Luce argues White House postwar aims would retain many men in the armed forces for an extended period. She outlines a four point program: keep troops overseas policing, delay muster out, enforce a long term training system, and use conscription to siphon 18 to 20 year olds from labor markets.
A profile argues War Production Board head Donald Nelson may stay in government, driven by expansionist aims and belief in expanding small business to boost postwar production. It cites Nelson’s shift from private Sears Roebuck to public service, his views on contractionists versus expansionists, and potential impact on economy and policy. It includes a notice of administrator appointment for Augustus R. Wolf and a probate date.
The speaker argues that wartime unity stems from individual responsibility and a free economy. He warns that postwar success depends on applying wartime lessons and resisting renewed regimentation urged by some. Farmers, workers, and industry must stay committed to their duties to avoid failure.
Springfield story about Federal Judge Charles Briggle seeking a vest from fabric he owned. WPB delays addressed by a polite letter and a formal allowance relaxing Order L 224 to permit vest making.
Sweden embraces victory euphoria with a flood of orders to Stockholm's top fireworks firm. Citizens demand fiery portraits of Churchill Stalin and Roosevelt as Britain eases blackout rules. Illinois research program outlines 25 years of building science to tackle postwar home needs.
A faded notice describes a sale of farm and household items including a two line shaft and pulleys, grinding stone, anvil, tools, bushel boxes, shovel jacks, posts, drill, barrels, feed tanks, seed cleaner, work harness, milk and oil cans, hot bed sash, hog house, electric fence, a dinner bell, a 50 yard building rock, and various other articles. Terms cash. Lunch at noon.
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