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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
5
The speaker rebukes New Deal critics claiming America cannot grow and build a better world. He cites Normandy and Pacific theaters and wartime production to prove the nation is fighting through to new horizons with an unlimited future.
Sunday Masses listed for Holy Trinity Batavia and St Philomena Stonelick with weekday times. Batavia Methodist notes Sabbath School and worship, plus a parsonage meeting with Pastor A C Rainsberger. Union/U B Church posts Sunday School and service times. Public invited to all services.
Local religious notices from Tabasco Ohio note church services at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 30. World Communion Sunday observances highlight the unity of Protestant denominations with the Lord's Supper. Also announced are fall institute meetings in five Miami Valley centers with guest speaker Dr Mabel Silver and leaders for youth children and women.
The article outlines a study of spiritual light from John 9, presenting four choices: guessing glory versus God’s power, obedience over impossibility, confession versus controversy, and healing versus hardening. It frames Christ as the true light and invites personal faith or rejection.
A glossed planner critique cites unnamed economists in New Deal bureaus urging odd wartime savings. Proposals include removing horseshoes at night to save steel and postponing lambing to aid marketing, plus converting diesel tractors to burn coal to save oil.
Kingsford Heights in Indiana rose as a 755 acre war housing project with 14 farmer sellers. It included 2974 wartime houses, 18 miles of streets and 72 miles of sidewalks, plus stores, a school, water works, sewer system, police and fire equipment. The Army built a shell loading plant and the Defense Housing Coordinator aimed to house 10,000 workers. Only 324 families moved in, and the project was abandoned and placed on liquidation.
Partial wartime rationing notice outlines stamp book 4 allocations for processed foods red and blue stamps and sugar. Details include point bases per month and weekly allowances, with stamps and forms for home canning sugar and an ongoing validity period.
The document lists shoe stamps No 1 and 2 valid for one pair each for 30 days advance notice, and gasoline stamps A 13 valid for 4 gallons and B C series valid for 5 gallons until used. It requires car owners to print license numbers on coupons and retain mirror rationing records with supplemental applications.
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