Wooden ship plan declared dead in wartime debate
Engineers F Huntington Clark and H B A Mustis of the Emergency Fleet Corporation announce the wooden ship program is dead as steel ships are pursued. They blame General Goethals for killing the plan and warn of delays and higher costs without quick allied aid.
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Washington
F. Huntington Clark
HB. A. Mustis
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Clark
Eutis
Denman
George Goethals
Wilson
General Goethals
Eustis
Says Workmen Must Have Malt
Kennedy Jones M P director of food economy says the issue of banning beer hinges on war efficiency. He notes British workers rely on malt beer for heavy labor and questions whether cutting beer would raise output or require more bread with no bread savings.
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Ministry of Foods
Kennedy Jones
M. P
Food Economy
Jones
America
Wooden ships urged to speed wartime tonnage
The speaker advocates hiring only ship carpenters and expanding to wooden ships to add up to 3,000,000 tons of capacity. Contracts for 50 ships have been let and none will be ready before year end. Canada has 100 ships underway. Letters from contractors and Goethals will review offers as wartime needs demand faster ship production.
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Clark
General Goethals
Mr. Clark
Italy
Goethals
Goeth
Groethal
Donnelly I. Huff
American Bureau of Shipping
Ming
Canada
Emergency Fleet asks for rapid wooden ship buildup
The shipping board cites urgent need for both wooden and steel hulls to meet wartime demands. Officials note offers from 10 contractors to build wooden ships or hulls immediately, totaling 80 large hulls, with engines ready. General Goethals leads the Emergency Fleet Corporation and will decide on production balance.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Denman
Eustis & Clark
Shipping Board
Eustis
Clark
General Goethals
Mmergency Fleet Corporation
Ohio Registration Totals Delayed As Reports Arrive
Ohio official tally from Tuesday's military registration will not be ready until next Tuesday or Wednesday. County boards sent in detailed reports, many misprepared and sent back for correction. Some lists failed to classify registrants by age and to note exemptions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Surplus of Canton School Boys Seek Summer Work
Superintendent A J Sherlock of the State City Free Employment bureau said Friday there remains a surplus of Canton school boys aged fourteen to seventeen with applications for summer jobs. About 20 youths in that age group have applied in the past week but are not yet placed.
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A. J. Sherlock
State City Free Employment Bureau
Canton School
Sherlock
Marriage licenses issued to several local couples
Victor Franklin Langer of Hartville and Louise Marie Tessanne. Roscoe L. Bressler of Dennison and Helen M. Lavely. John H. Keenan of Canton and Rose Blair. Charles H. Fox and Elsa M. Kauffman of Alliance. Merritt Rutter and Lena M. Leonard of Massillon. James Rhodes and Ruth E. Loutzenheiser of Massillon. Schools of agricultural instruction established by the French government for disabled soldiers.
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Victor Franklin Langer
Hartville
Louise Marie Tessanne
Roscoe L. Bressler
Dennison
Helen M. Lavely
6Th St
John H. Keenan
Highay
Rose Blair
Canton
Charles H. Fox
Elsa M. Kauffman
Alliance
Christian C. Fuchs
Presasman
Louise K. Griesheimer
Massillon
Merritt Rutter
Lena M. Leonard
James ©. Rhodes
18Th-St SE
Ruth E. Loutzenheiser
Harrison Av
Big Herbruck Sale Opens Saturday on Voiles and Dress Linens
The sale features plain colored voiles in black white navy sky pink maize rose copen Nile and lavender at 25c yd. Yancy sheer fabrics for dresses and waists 36 to 40 inches wide at 29c 39c and 50c yd. Dress linens 46 inches wide white and color 85e yd. Embroidered tissues 40 inches wide 29c yd. Zephyr gingham 32 inches wide 22c yd. Wash fabrics 27 to 40 inches wide 25 to 39c yd. Up to 1.25 yd grounds embroidered volles crepes batistes sale 49c yd. Madras cloths 32 36 inches stripes sale 19c yd. Mercerized dress satines 29c yd sale 19c yd. White piques and embroidered crepes sale 25c yd. Tussah wash silks 69c sale. Silk crepe de chine 1.08 sale 1.08? 98c. 86 inch Yo San silk sulting 2.19 yd. Short lengths patterns 39 to 98e yd.
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Herbruck
Yancy
New Corset Covers Added to Herbruck Sale
A shipment of summer corset covers from the east arrives and joins the Herbruck sale. Embroidery and lace trimmed pieces with medallions in sizes 86 to 46 priced 89c 1.25 and 1.50. B and J Brassieres lace trimmed reduced to 88c Saturday. Also Rengo Belt Corsets Red Fern Kabo and American Lady in broken sizes at bargain Saturday prices.
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Herbruck
Pretty Trimmed Hats at Reduced Prices
A millinery sale offers midsummer hats in white black and Milano Hemps Leghorns and Transparent Brims priced Saturday from 3.50 to 8.50. Special deal of 50 trimmed hats from stock formerly up to 6.50 selling at 98c each. Also hats priced at 2.50 3.75 and 5.00 and sport hats 1.69. Untrimmed hats 79c and white hemp five styles 1.69. colored hemps 98c. Hats trimmed free with purchase in millinery department.
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Milano
Venice
Auto Veils Offered In Silk Chiffon Range
Auto Veils of unusual quality hem stitched on all sides measurements 32 by 76 inches shown Saturday in shades including black white capen apple green emerald scarlet rose pink sky navy champagne tan and brown priced at 1 dollar each.
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J. B. Rose & Co
China
Royal
Wennedy Jones
Fustice
Credit Honest People
Garrettson
Chocolate Shop
Music In the Grill
Liberal Savings
Our Store
Herbruck Sale
Miro- Dena
Eleasia Ideal
Miro-Dena
Auto Veils
Colonial
Ivory
India
Liberty Loan
United States Liberty Loan
Dia
Inine
WM. R. Zollinger & CO
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