Prizes Awarded to Children of Foreign Parents in Americanization Effort
The Canton Woman's committee of the Council of National Defense launched Americanization work with twenty one money prizes for essays on Why My Parents Came to America. Winners from multiple schools received awards at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, led by first prize to Sara Conley, St. John's pupil. The event highlighted English learning needs and included plans for English classes for foreign born parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. J. Parker
The
Defense Council
America
Sara Conley
Eighteenth-st NW
St. John’s School
Allen School
Joe Manella
Erminia Carpinelli
Anna Ross
Stark
Elizabeth Kish
Sadie Wendel
Mary Remesik
Burns School
Anna Crampton
Julia Kisberge
Martha Jensen
Liberty School
Emma di Menno
Jack de Stefano
Nathan Voroshilsky
Garfield School
Charles Bozzek
Clyde Brunner
Esther Goldstein
St. John's
Herman Krebs
Mary Gorman
St. Peter's
George Lochiien
Raymond Dannemiller
Clara Marz
Dingle
County Kerry
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Queenstown
Trial of Dr Jones Nearing the Close
Testimony finished in the case of Dr C C Jones at 9 Edvin Block. Judge Day presides in the Court of Common Pleas. Attorneys will argue Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. jurors could hear a verdict Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Jones
C. C. Jones
Edvin Block
Court of Common Pleas
Klein & Heffelman Opening Sells New Hat Styles
Local store Klein and Heffelman announces a grand opening this Saturday featuring the latest white hats georgette hats sport hats and more for shoppers seeking fashionable headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein & Heffelman
Adv
World War Fronts Report Troubled But Energized Allied Lines
United Press reviews Marne and Picardy fronts with allies holding Germans, driving them back between the Oise and Marne. Americans cited near Rheims and Neuilly La Poterie. Raids, U boat fears remain in England, while Italy reports improved grain receipts and Bolshevik gains in the Caucasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Oise
Rheims
Neuilly-La-Poterie
Montdidier
Picardy
Flanders Front
England
United States
Kenilworth Castle
South Africa
Germany
Rhine
Amsterdam
Austria - Hungary
Italy
Russia
Caucasus
Kars
Ukraine
Sugar control to continue wartime distribution rules
Starkco Food Administration cites U S Food Administration authority to require all manufacturers of less essential goods using sugar to file usage and on hand reports. In Columbus due by June 10, failure means no sugar allotment or hoarder investigation. Alcoholic drinks and ice cream cones added to reporting list including syrups candies gum cereals cocoa beverages condiments and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkco Food Administration
United States Food Administration
Columbus
Baker seeks sixteen coast defense stations at $1 million each
Secretary of War Baker asked for a fortifications bill provision funding sixteen coastal aerial defense stations to guard Atlantic and other coasts against submarine and air attacks. Sites are chosen and construction could start within six weeks after funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Baker
Atlantic
House Committee On Appropriations
Borland
Appropriations Committee
Canton War Industries readies for more war orders
Canton officials report power capacity remains ample despite plants running on war orders. C L Eshleman says idle capacity can be mobilized by better organization as the Canton War Industries Commission scales up cooperation from large and small plants to absorb more contracts. The plan does not affect the $200,000 set aside for French gun parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Eshleman
Canton War Industries Commission
Frank Golding
Central Power Co
Eshleman
Canton
Canton Zone
Timken School House Finished at Timken Roller Plant
The Threshold School at the Timken Roller Bearing Co aims to train workers before factory work. The building is nearly complete. instruction will use screw machines, grinders, and presses identical to those in use. Instructors from Timken will teach, then students move to actual production once proficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Fk. T. MacKay
Timken Co
Timken
Death notices for Mrs. Seran and Mrs. Moncrief
Mrs. Seran, 63, wife of H. F. Seran, died at home in Canton after a brief illness. She leaves a large family and was active in the U. B. church and choir. private funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. with church burial at Westlawn. Mrs. Nancy B. Moncrief, 58, died at home after five months with cancer. funeral Friday at 7 p.m. with Pythian Sisters service, body to be taken to Salineville for burial Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seran
H. F. Seran
Market-aw
William Scott
New Cumberland
D. L. Smith
Canton
George Texter
Massillon
Carl Bader
W. C. Seran
Bloomington
Ill
BE. A. Seran
Oklahoma City
Okla
A. B. Seran
Dillon
U. B
Westlawn Cemetery
Nancy B. Monccrief
Charles F. Moncrief
Vera Rupert
Mary L. Creighton
William F. Canton
Minnie Cassidy
Frank
Louis Mapel
Salinesville
Pythian Sisters
Salineville
Grenadiers Annihilated by French Bombardment on the Marne
June 6 report states the grenadier company of the Prussian guard's second division was wiped out by French air bombardment on June 2-3. Additional German losses include 28 reserve divisions engaged June 1, with regiments reporting heavy casualties and small remaining company strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
U. P
Mobilization Of Ohio Women In Industry Urged
At Columbus June 6 the first annual meeting of the Ohio defense council woman’s committee urged mobilization of Ohio’s women to meet industrial demand from the work or fight order. It called for more labor exchanges to connect women with available work and for safeguarding workers’ health. Belle Sherwin was made permanent president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. P
Ohio
Ohio Defense Council
Belle Sherwin
Dr Henry W Faulk Enters Republican Congress Race
Dr Henry W Faulk the current county recorder filed a petition with the Board of Elections on Thursday morning seeking the Republican nomination for Congress. He joins the party’s primary slate as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Faulk
Board of Elections
Congress
Faulk
War department lists 34 American casualties by action and wound
Washington June 6 The war department casualty list shows 34 names in categories killed in action wounded and missing from World War II service. Killed in action seven include William H Delaney and others. died of wounds three. died of disease four. died of accident three. Wounded severely twelve and lightly wounded three. missing one. Names span many states and include Canadian resident Archie Swann and wagoner Walter K E Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. K
War Department
Willam H. Delaney
Troy
William ®. Hatcher
Oxnard
Cal
Roy H. Eaton
Omaha
Neb
Richard Ellis
Janesville
Wis
Charles F. Kirby
Wapahella
Carl A. Parr
Nicholson
August Schuster
Erie
William P. Sage
Lewiston
Sanford €. Richborn
Elmore
Minn
Archie Swann
Herbert, Sask
Carl H. Bartillo
Dundee
Ill
James T. Baker
Novinger
Walter Green
Homerville
David Stomberg
Chicago
Wagoner Walter KE. Wilhelm
Woodlawn
N. Y
Thomas E. Price
Nevada
Jewell Reid
LeGrange
Lee R. Irish
North Dearbornst
Indianapolis
Samuel C. Anglin
Kentucky
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horace H. Scheckard
Toronto
Ohio
Market Report Shows Inactivity Amid Narrow Range Trading
The market drifted with little action as professionals led the day while the public waited for developments. Dividends cut on several copper stocks disappointed holders, but the impact was muted as strong interests reportedly accumulated Studebaker and General Motors for a anticipated price rise. Steel stocks remained quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migchinoh Ch
American Car & Foundry
Meda
Anaconda Copper
American Smelting
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chandler Motors
Sig Cvucitng Biogl
Inspiration
International Mercantile Marine Com
Ken Can
International Mercantile Plating Pig
Kennecott Copper
Lackawanna Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
Miamis Conbot Sis Exuni
National Acme
Inn Ae
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Es Tree
Republic Iron & Steel
Studebaker
Incame
Ecsisiihean BO
United States Steel
Willys-Overland
General Motors
Grain and livestock market prices from multiple cities
Market notes for June 6 show hogs, cattle, sheep, and calves with varied receipts and prices in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Toledo. Record lists specific ranges for hogs, cattle, veal, sheep, and calves, plus grain and dairy quotes and pork, lard, and rib futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Lemp Estate Petition Seeks Property Partition in Probate Court
Charles Lemp filed a probate petition Thursday asking for partition and distribution of Mary Lemp's real estate. Named parties include Mary Hillman and others. W. R. Thom represents the plaintiff in this partition action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lemp
Mary Lemp
Mary Hillman
W. R. Thom
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Leo F Ward a checker of 1365 Sixth St SW and Bertha M Bowman of Massillon. George W Cornell a musician of Alliance and Zola Giffen of Canton. Paul C Long of Massillon and Margaret A Broda of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Ward
Checker
Bertha M. Bowman
Massillon
George W. Cornell
Alliance
Zola Giffen
Springav NE
Canton
Paul C. Long
Margaret A. Broda
Harvard-et N. W
Employment Daily News Want Ads To Do Your Selling
Classified notice urges readers to use daily newspaper want ads for selling goods and services. Promotes wide reach, quick responses, and affordable rates for private sellers and small businesses.
Civilian May Do To France Civilian May Do To France
A plan to send a senior government representative to Europe to coordinate war activities beyond military matters is under consideration. Col. House, Wilson’s adviser, is a leading candidate, with possible broader roles for a single agent or multiple officials from the White House, War, and Navy departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col. House
Wilson
White House
War and Navy Departments
War Department
Federal Trade Commission, Shipping Board
Europe
Pershing
Roosevelt
Navy
Crowell
Army
House
Seven thousand Red Guards killed by captors in Helsinki dispatch
A Helsingfors dispatch reports seven thousand Red Guard prisoners were killed by White Guard captors. Finnish officials plan to send seven thousand more Red Guards to Germany as laborers. The report also mentions the mysterious mining of the Russian transport Europe in Helsingfors harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
U. P
Helsingfors
Germany
Europe
Helsingfors Harbor
Ream May Succeed as Superintendent amid Garbage Plan
The report suggests Donald Ream, current assistant to Henry, may succeed as superintendent on June 15. Krumlauf heads the sewer department and faces demands for attention while plans consider wagons and tanks, with funds in hand for four more vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ream
Henry
Krumlauf
Ream
Lauf
Js Ig
Employ Daily News Ads To Do Your SKU
A brief classified style note urges readers to use Daily News advertisements to complete their stock keeping unit related needs. The item emphasizes promotional reach and cataloging efficiency for advertisers.
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Canton Woman's Council Committee
United Press War Review
U.S
Pagene
Nancy BO
HMN Grenadiers
H. W. Faulk
Stoge Market Today’s Report
Kuhns-Batchelor-Snively Co
HaGs
Cheest—Twins
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Springs
Toledo
Carload
Timothy
Ashs
Daily News
France
Robert J. Bender
United Press
Usco
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