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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
SECRETARY WALLACE AND RUSSIA

"MANG HASH of Hank would have been just the title
" for this editorial but when began to think OF Secre
ary Walaces position and the esteem in which he is held
by Soviet worshppers decided to Withdraw from the slug
fest Instead chose to reprint parts Of New York Times
editorial which deals with the issues intended to
discuss after having read Secretary Waace speech on how
American foreign policy should be conducted Here they
and if Mr. Wallace knows the shall be glad to
have them:
''We wish that Mr. Wallace would specify some time
just what he by socaleconomic justice and eco
nomc democracy in Russia.
"Does Russias economic democracy give the Russian
worker the right to join trade union genuinely independent
of the government?
Does it give him the right to strike for higher pay?
'Does it permit him to refuse to take job when the
government orders him to take it?
"Does it enable him to enjoy standard of living even
remotely comparable with that prevailing in the United
States?
"Does it permit him to put the profits of his labor into
some free and independent business of his own?
"Then just how much economic democracy has he?
'We presume that what Mr.. Wallace is that in
the Russian system the individual worker is guaranteed
job. SO he in Hitel's Germany-a job Shaving for
whose policies and purposes he had not the
slightest measure of control"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
From The Heruld Files
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

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following locals Trades council
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John Mcpha lately employed Toronto Ohio has gone
nngton W Va Clarence Hae another has taken
Moore, formerly Niles, ohio working sebrng,
BY MR1i anaSy s6d W n sdd S G s s c
plant Liverpool company,
day turns the american
5ss haa s" weeks ago.
two hfR a has b w0 t s Se BY Playing % Ne% Sa Yt @
o Ega9s pottery otter d feel % confident St that Muggy Mcw
hn & Be hands of % @ s has s b Tn @ oh last
Monday % pending t the re- completion of to the switch
Of f" a t the efa f. sgnasS
srass
Local No 29underwen minor operation Tuesday in the
Thomas Cartwright of A. has resigned
john bas his caPwt n looking for b
at of the outside plants.
GnIyerSity. S.Sse'
Tuesday Mt Clemens undergo
James Jamso knman who has been out Of work for time
has secured employment at the Edwin Knowles plant Chester W.
George Miheson packer has accepted position with the Penn
Walter Nichols Liverpool potter accepted stickingup
ad granted & BY the , @ % Local No. Monday
work T & s1 5 & ,s ssR e #
Standard Pottery No.
through gR5 d at the WITH T % Hed last Pstts Ht %
while serious will the from his shop
duties time.
Brother Reynolds middle Pottery
confined his with acute attack of the Brother
Mayors is working in his
Brother Harry Pyes aggermaker at the D. MNco Pottery:
returned to work this week after several days loaf of i'll
Ross Heckao kndrawer has left the Buckeye take
job a Newell
A. Cer of East Palestine Liverpool
Saturday He the W. Continental
running good
Joseph gley the Sewers China
the brick manufacturing business at Cleveland Ohio.
The Keystone Pottery Crooksvie erecting
klnshed 50x150, to its plant.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03

SURVEY conducted by veterans organization is said
- to have disclosed that most of the former &C. rs"
not receiving sufficient income to properly for their
families.
Apparently the boys who fought to their country
finding it difficult to exist in it.
However, there's nothing surprising about that. Mil
lions of workers who supplied the materials that made victory
possible also finding it impossible to support their fam
lies in health and decency
The veterans problem poignant but it does not stand
alone The only to increase his income is by raising the
of all workers who sbsstng below what like
call the American standard of living
Unions have been fighting the best they know how to
wipe out poverty and if the veterans will join hands
with them something practical may be accomplished Why
smothered by the reactonary House Rules Committee
the last session of Congress?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
NEEDLESS KILLING OF YOUNG

NERICA is needessly killing 90 900 young people under
20 years of age each year. the National Safety Council
said in announcing national child safety campaign from
Sept. 3D. to Oct H.
Accidents the first cause of death among young
people, the council said One out of every three children
who die under II years of age die result accidents
The principal types of accidents to children under Is years
of motor vehicles burns and explosions drowning
mechanical suffocaton falls and firearms
Parents, teachers and children will be urged take ad
vantage of the opportunity provided by the child safety
pagn to study the hazards which make accidents the No.
cause of child deaths.
AS long accidents claim times as many lives in the
to II group pneumonia and times as many as heart
disease" said Ned H. Dearborn council president he war
against child accidents not only must be waged continuously
but must be intensified"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
MINE SAFETY FEASIBLE

A DECADE of understanding safety performance at the
"A Island Creek Coal Companys Mine No. at Holden
County, W. Va is reviewed in publication released recently
by the IT, Bureau of Mines which cites the safety practices
at this btumnous development worthy of study in pre-
venting and costly accidents in the nations coal mines
During the 10years 1886 through 1945 the mine prod
uced IL 273675 tons of coal with only fataes2 735
tons per fatatyor approximately times the coal
production per fatal accident in the United States the publ
cation discoses.
Prepared by Alex IT, Miller, supervising engineer of the
mine bureaus district office at Mt Hope, W. Va and c. E.
Lnkous, coal mine inspector in the office it adds
that during this period the tonnage produced for each
disabling injury &c 265 onsmore than times much
that of the average bitmnous operation This record
the publication emphasizes demonstrates that coal mine
be operated with reasonable degree of safety provided
the management and employees recognize the fact that
can and must be done"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
HARRY'S SLIP Is SHOWING

President Truman rehearsing his lines
he will make another boner ensaonay bad
performances in the Henry Wallace affair
Billed the Truman has been making better than
share of slips recently And these repeated mistakes
his official staff tenerhooks
Although there is sentiment among
higher
that out as bad business political campaign period
short list of of the major Truman follows:
His implied endorsement
Fulton Mo- calling
corrected by official m that he had
2rumans explosive denuncaon of lobbying by naval officers
against his pet plan the armed This
both Congress and in the navywhh had always FDR
special pride.
3-When prices tipped upward Truman asked if ega
t would be needed He said needed But when reaction
to that the White House fibbng machine explained Truman
had the thinking he asked about pore
building materials.
That about thin his explanation
peectha all he meant by saying he approved all that
his policy and in line with Byme that Wallace had right
make speech.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
the WASHINGTON
SCENE &g &g92| ~
WANNA WIN A BET?

Washington (FPf be hardy among readers
who'd like risk odd dime honest but safe be there's
fair profit that u stabzation policy dying
of
This despite brave words from the White House and honest
old Lewis Schwelenbah Presidents secretary of Labor
The bet would be safe that the American business
community is loudly insisting removal of controls and
campng down of controls
Against that united labor shouting bloody
about rising the shortage of goods and failure
get enough money in the envelope meet current costs
be stated faty that despite Tuman public
obstacle realistic thinking
individuals first initials John r. Steeman
head OF the economic sabzaon organization and the kngpn
in the abor-manag cement relations
As result of this split in stablzaton policy the
will unable anything that
since has not held the line its weak
enng almost hourly.
Because OF this situation likely here that in
continued study of the wageprce reaionpwhch federal
administrative means little "fact finding"
Fact finding is the
call stamg and beating around the BUSH finding be used
the time and effort of those Immediately the
weeks the November elections will
administration will have passed an important hurdle
Both the public members of the Wage Sterilization Board Ca
man W. Willard Wirtz and Vice Chairman Phillips Garman
ned now that the old 3 cent formula is enoughtha if
higher potency That the only the
And both labor members AFL President William
President Philip Murray determined that sabaon shall
not stand the face Of the weak policy of the administration
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
MAYORS HOUSING COMMITTEES

a TOTAL of 571 Mayors Emergency Housing Committees
"A have been formed in cities scattered throughout the
ton and helping solve veterans housing problems
their respective communities The committees 95 per
cent of the population in the major metropolitan areas
The committees activities include assistance in modern
zng building Codes breaking local material botteneckS
pairing land and providing utilities developing homesharng
programs establishing refera centers for veterans houS
ing encouraging conversions, speeding inspection and
OF building permits preparing sites for temporary
housing dscouragng black markets and recruiting labor
BY taking active part the work of the emergency
committees is the in most places where they have
been set up labor demonstrating its determination to seek
acceptance equal and responsible partner in the
munty.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
UNCLE WARNS YOU

ssCWINDLERS having lush pickings"!!
- You can't say Uncle Sam didn't warn you.
And there still plenty Of suckers according to no
less an authority than the Commerce Department.
Americans advised to look twice-even a third time
before putting their savings in schemes guaranteed to
make them rich
Swindlers have had particularly lush pckngs because
of the large amount of money that people have$1S 0O0
900 0000-and the shortage of consumer goods.
Barnett Watson Of the Departments Office of Small
Business reported that swinders Fleeing Americans at
the rate Of many millions of dollars a year.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
GEORGE NORRIS DREAM COMES TRUE

Were he alive today the late Senator George Norris great Nebra
ka Progressive would have been thrilled by development
the state he loved
which he conceived and labored many
became reality when the Omaha Public Power District
the
Omaha Electric Committee,
The committee of a
chased control of the utility December
Light Company with understanding would eventually
be truned the district.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-03
UNNECESSARY CONTROLS MUST GO

TILE MEMBERS of the American Federation of Labor
determined to seek the elimination Of unnecessary gov
controls the nations economy. These wartime
encrOacmenS which closely regulate the daily lives of our
people place free land during peace We do not
believe that postwar prosperity be established firm
basis until the government renqushes its chatting and
sctve hold the economic progress of labor and industry
john T. Frey President AL Metal Trades Department
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-07

year and will play the same
this year. He played in Hart
ford, Conn, Dec. for the Beth
ell Church. 1t will be his last
year playing sport for Trade
School as he will finish school
on Jan Is. SPRINGFIELD
CRUSADERS FOOTBALL LINE
UP. 1, Ivor 1t; 2. Myrel re; 8.
BODY lie; 4. Petes TT; 5. william
TT; 6. Jones rg; 7. Ware lg; 8.
Tony re; 9. sugie gb; 10. D
Jones gb; II. Laseter lg; IL.
Reed rh; 10. Wright rh; IA.
jenkins fb; IS. Munanuby III;
IS. G Thackthings TT; Saint
Paul the great coach. Captain
sugie Olmstead. We had our
last game last week. We want
to know If we can get a game
with o team In Worcester. II
so please get in touch with Su-
gi Olmstead by calling Spring.
field, Mass, IS Vine st, Room 4,
tel 6-0346.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-07

O'Brien, proprietor, has made
extensive alterations and mod
ernistic additions. Mrs Andrew
Ross has taken the restaurant
concession at the Dixie Bar-Be
Cue where she will serve reg
ular dinners and choice sand
wiches? Three in every four
members Of the male labor
force in the United States be-
tt1een the ages of 20 and 20 are
veterans? The Draft records
show that of men drafted for
the armed forces in World War
II one out of seven men were
rejected for failure to meet
minimum mental standards?
Molotov seems to be way of?
THEY WILL CRY. - Americas
Three (Must-Shed-Tears), Mus
kateers, Bilbo, Talmadge - and
John L Lewis. AMERICAS
VOICES IN THE DARK. -
Communists, Columbians, Ku
Klux Khan. THE WINNER. MI
Ralph Robinson of 6 Glen st
was the winner of an Is ID tur-
kew at the CheerioS annual
Thanksgiving party. SPRING
FIELD. - Mr. and Mrs J H Ed
wards spent the holiday with
their sister and brother-in-law
General and Mrs Albert Lee
"a 4Fssex st and nephew, Albert
Lee, Jr and family of 9S Shar-
on st. BIRTH. Mr. and Mrs
Ike Monroe alberta Colton)
| 60 Congress st announce the
birth of a daughter on Nov 81
in Mercy Hospital. Mother and
daughter are now at home. MI
and Mrs Lees home suffered
considerable water damage
caused by a fire next door on
Nov 81. Mrs Helen Ford of IL
Vine st spent Thanksgiving
with Ms Clara Perry in Provi-
dence, r I. Miss Daisy Pollard
of Springfield spent the holi-
day with her niece, Miss Mar
garet Pollard of 7 Liberty st
| HOLY TEMPLE CHURCH. -
The Holy Temple Church Moth
ers Board presented a program
for church building and elder
James of Cambridge was thu
featured speaker Sunday, Dec
II. FOOTBALL. Alfredo Ohm
stead, (Sugie), Captain of tn
4 Springfield Crusaders is reeov
ering from recent injuries re
eeived in a game. He would likt
to arrange with a Worceste
team. BASKETBALL. - JOIN
Olmstead, Jr played football
for Tade school and broke hi
ankle. He will play for trad
basket ball this season. H
played first string forward las
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-07

cd Club Esquire, guests
honor. Maj Goldsberry's sub
ct will be "The Veteran Looks
at Life" GOING SOUTH. -
M and Mrs Edward English of
"a Arch st will leave worcester
Dec 81 for two weeks viz
with Mrs English's parents az
other relatives in Charlesto~
S C; then to Camden, S {
where they will rap on the
door of Mr. English's sister, Mrs
Josephine Gibson. On their way
home they will stop in Rich
mond. va, to visit Mr. Eng
lish's sister Mrs Ida Harris
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD
IAN. The Cheerios met with
Mrs Ellen Johnson Wednesday
evening. After the business Ses-
sion plans we're completed for
a Christmas party to, be held
at the residence of Mrs Flor
ence Mackenzie on Belmont st
on Dec IL. - Rev Russell Rob
erts, pastor of AME Zion
Church in Camden, N ], was
Thanksgiving turkey guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs James
E Roberts at 9 Glen st. DID
YOU KNOW. - Enough Gyp-
sum wall board has been man
ufactured from Great Lakes
Z. sources to make a strip eight
'-~ wide reaching twice
md the earth? Ancestors of
Australian mountain
mp can be traced back
millions of years A passenger
in a moving automobile takes
up nearly Is times as much
street space as does a paSsen-
ger in a street car? In the 10th
century New York City was
served oysters and coffee at city
expense during its meetings?
Barney Ross defended his well
terweight title by out-pointing
Icy Jannazzo in is rounds in
| Madison Square Garden 10
| years ago? Miller's DELEGATES
sen and Sandwich Shop open
ed Saturday at lis Franklin st?
O'Brien's Diner has moved to
it's new location, corner School
| and Summer SITS? Charles
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-07
sHItoH BAPTIST CHURCH

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. J. Frederick Bailey, Pastor
In his sermon last Sunday
the Rev J Frederick Bailey Of
Shiloh used as his subject my
Kingdom Is Not of This World"
The Junior Choir sang in their
usual sweet fashion. Don't for
get the CCHA1R RALLY" Sun
day, December 8, at 4 until 8
when there will be a musicale
and tea sponsored by the Sun
day School Parent-Teachers
Group. The proceeds Of this
event will go toward the pur-
chasing of new chairs for the
children of the Sunday School.
On January 16 the Trustee
Board of Shiloh will sponsor a
Turkey Supper at the church
with the price being one dollar
and sixty-five cents per person.
Plan to eat fine home-cooked
meal with Shiloh or that date.
The new church organist will
be Miss Marjorie Thompson of
Cambridge.
SOCIAL 49, Actually there
were so hany Thanksgiving
guests in our community that
there isn't enough space to dc
justice to all but here's a few
at any rate: Mr. and Mrs Leon
ard Randolph of New York, MI
and Mrs Boardely of Winches-
| ter, Mrs Mabel Adams of Cam
bridge, Mrs Mary Luck an6
Miss Elizabeth Boyd, both Of
Boston were all the guests last
Thursday of MIR and Mrs Ed
ward Lovelace of Jerome st
Mrs Janice Smith and her baby
daughter Joan, war widow ana
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-07

Dogs which have been dead"
for as long as eight minutes,
have been brought back 10 life
in recent laboratory expert
ments reported in the Encyclo-
paedia Britannica 1916 Book of
the Year. Revival was accom-
plished after a period Of no
breathing and no heartbeat by
the use of a pump to replace
heart action, stimulant drugs
and artificial respiration.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-07
MONSTER MEMS DAY Or
Telephone 5-O598

MONSTER MEMS DAY OBJ
sERvANCE. MAI. JOHN j
GoLDsBERRY (inactive) TO
SPEAK. 300 MEN WANTED -
At John Street Baptist Church
the annual Mems Day will be
observed Sunday, Dec. s. There
will be an All Male Choir at
the 10:30 a m service. At 8 D m
there will be a monster service
with the Veterans of World
War II. The Harmonizing Four
and the Leroy Pea Quartet will
compete for honors. Rev w
Marvin Gibson will speak on
Doing What Comes Naturally"
at the 3 p m service. It will be
dollar day for all who attend.
Mr. George A Roberts, chair
man. World War II Veterans,
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slaveryl Note Gods detectives:
to select a people, to test a peo-
pie and show His hand of pow
er. What a fearless statement
against the seeming impossible.
No weapon that's formed
against you shall prosper. Let's
examine the text. Israel's enc
mics became, their friends and
gave them their god jewelry.
God would not let them go
empty handed. SO well were
they guarded that a dog would
not lift its tongue against Is
rael. Why fear when God is
leading you. Safe and Sure"
God also drove out nations foI
Israel with out armies or nav
les. For He is the God Of War
At 1880 p m the Lords Supper
was SeIFGu.
A THANKSGIVING PREANA-
BILE BY REV DENNIS. Thanks
giving is looked on as a great
day. 1t originated with the Pill
grims, who sought a land of
freedom, rest and opportunity.
But when they got on their
feet they enslaved another peo-
pie for 243 years. During this
time the Puritans got in the
picture, asserting that God was
very narrow or short of souls
and had only enough for them.
On this basis a separate coll
lege was established thtt stands
today. HOW man changes. Many
try to change their color and
nationality. But God is the
same. now and forever, who is
the author Of Thanksgiving. Ps
27:2 also 92:2. Hear oh Lord
when I pray and have mercy
and hear me. NOW it's good to
give thanks unto God the most
high. To show forth Thy loving
kindness in the morning and
thy faithfulness by night"
That's the meaning of Thanks
giving. Let's go on higher
ground and keep His com
mandments.
The pastor and congregation
/ of Mt. Zion worshipped with S
Johns Episcopal Church OF
Thursday, Nov 20 at $3.50 a n
under the auspices of the New
/ tonville churches. Rev and Mfr
Dennis enjoyed their Thanks
giving dinner with Mrs Marian
Higgins and daughter, Mr.
Ruth BarroWS, 40 Craft st. 9th
er guests with Rev Dennis a
the Thanksgiving service wer
Mr. and Mrs Howard Wooder
Mrs Mary Robertson an
daughter. Mr. Joseph Given
and his friend. MIR and MI
Mcgee of Great Darlington, v
spent the weekend with MI
Mary Alleno f Curve st.
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MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
MAIDEN, Mass, Dec. 2 -
where is God" was the sub
iect of the challenging sermon
delivered at the morning SER
vices by Rev Earl Lawson. Holy
Communion services were held
in the evening. The members
of the Youth Fellowship were
present at the Regional Youth
Fellowship meeting held Dec.
1st at the First Baptist Church
of Maiden. Don't fail to at
tend the Amateur Talent Night
on December IL at the Parish
House, Madison st, Maiden. If
you have talent and would like
to appear on the program send
your name, address and type of
talent to Mrs Arabella Hinton,
7 Hawthorne st. Everett before
December IL. Mr. and Mrs Cleo
Hinson were hosts to a large
number Of friends and rela-
tives at a house-warming, at
Saturday evening at their res
idence, n Faulkner st, Maiden,
The Senior Choir will present
"The Birth of Christ" by Rich
ter at the morning services, De-
cember %. "The Cradle Of
Bethlehem" by Berge will be
| presented by the Senior and IN
termediate Choirs at the even
ing services.