Newspapers and Labor Clash Over Communism Claims
The column argues that newspapers generally support organized labor and are not bent on destroying it. It cites John L. Lewis accusing communists of dominating the CIO and notes Bittner’s critique as misleading. The piece contends press coverage critiques communism while backing labor’s gains under capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van A. Bittner
Philip Murray
America
United States
Bittner
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Harry Bridges
I. O
Mr. Bittner
Pittners
Memorial tea honors Frances Willard with W C T U program
Mrs. E F Bauer hosted a West Chester tea for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Devotions from Isaiah spoke on God’s judgment on a drunken nation. Talks covered moral education, narcotics, marijuana, opium, and the saloon history linked to Frances Willard Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Bauer
W.C.T.U
West Chester
Sadie Dusenberg
Hough
Flo Ross
Ruth McDowell
Bessie Bauer
Frances FE. Willard
Bauer
Florence Bauer
Frances Willard
Honor Mrs Dillon At Family Dinner On 88th Birthday
Tyrone March 1 Mr and Mrs Omar Crawford and family spent Sunday at the Geo Crawford home helping Grandma Dillon celebrate her 88th birthday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Palmer of Washington visiting at the Lou McFarlane home. The ladies are sisters. Mr and Mrs Harold Sheets and sons visited Thursday evening at the parental Ed Helscher home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Reighard and family moved to the Ernie Temple farm. Mr and Mrs Ernest Van Sickle and family were supper guests Friday evening at Otto Sheetz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sheetz
Tyrone
Omar Crawford
Geo. Crawford
Grandma Dillon
Ralph Palmer
Washington
Lou McFarlane
Harold Sheets
Ed Helscher
Clarence Reighard
Ernie Temple
Ernest van Sickle
Four Women at Wayland Reported Sick
Wayland reports four women on the sick list. Mrs Joe Hirschy is with heart trouble and will stay in bed for weeks. Mrs Paul Widmer also has a heart affliction. Mrs Mahlon Wyse suffered an appendicitis attack Friday but is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Ezra Whittmer
Joe Hirschy
Paul Widmer
Mahlon Wyse
Illini visitors tend to ailing Mrs Good in Ed Wenger home
Mrs Birt MHieser and Mrs Manuel Heiser of Illinois visit their mother Mrs Joseph Good who lies seriously ill in the Ed Wenger home. Also notes about rug sellers buyers, and a newborn Deana May to Homer and unnamed Davies with nurse stories and a playful stork anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt Mhieser
Manuel Heiser
Illinois
Joseph Good
Ed Wenger
Washington
Une Schrock
Deana May
Homer Davies
Stork Beft
Incomplete Local Story Fragments Mention General Wellbeing
Fragmentary OCR text notes that people are said to be fine with no clear event, dates, or locations. The line suggests a casual update but lacks concrete names or actions to summarize a specific incident or report.
Army supply needs per soldier for port landing and ongoing service
Each soldier requires 5 to 12 tons of shipping immediately upon landing in a foreign port. He also needs an average of two tons of shipping per month to sustain him while engaged in combat.
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Countee
County Elder, Shannon & CO
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Marion Avenue
Iowa
United Press
Iowa Daily Press Association
Des Moines
Eph
W. C
Clares
Rorkrowerd
Washington Evening Star
Arctic
Marshalltown
France
Italy
Hitler
St. Louis Star-Times
Mrs. Bauer
Mrs. Dillon
Vic Miller
Karen
Beaver Crossing
Jacob Raths
John Watlers
P. L. Etter
Acad
Tae
Virginia Roberts
U.S
Virginia Roberts Occident Home Baking Institute
Minneapolis 1
Minn
Army
Chicago
J. H. Speas & Son
Kalona, Iowa
All IN
Joe Palooka
Hullo Pop
Ham Fishee
Joe
Dixie Dugan
Mickey
KY Mevoy & Striebe
Defense Workers
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