Three Hurt In Parked Car Crash On Route 44
Three people were injured Saturday at 11 45 p m when two cars on route 44 half a mile south of route 62 junction collided. Herman A Hoeprich 26 East Canton and William Sandera 47 RD 3 Louisville drove, Sandera had stopped for tire repairs. Hoeprich arrested for driving while under the influence. Injured: Marjorie Sandera 17 fractures and facial injuries, Margaret Sandera 49 fractures and joint injuries, Albert Gerber 32 possible skull injury and facial lacerations. All taken to Mercy hospital.
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Herman A. Hoeprich
East Canton
William Sandera
RD 3
Louisville
Sandera
Hoeprich
Marjorie Sandera
Margaret Sandera
Albert Gerber
Warren C. Allen
4Th St
W. M. Summerset
Mr. Allen
Jack F. William
Harrisburg Rd
Rowland Ave
Roger Graybill
Francis LeMaster
Mercy Hospital
Allen
Charles F. May
Sherrick Rd SE
Tuscara
St W
Here To Debate With Lewis Browne In Canton Tonight
Author Sinclair Lewis and Dr. Lewis Browne debate Has The Modern Woman Made Good at First Christian church. They discuss Main Street s vanishing into one city and the influence of radio film and roads on urban life. Browne cites Main Street becoming part of Broadway while Lewis argues urban drift overlooks farming regions.
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Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Canton
Lewis Browne
First Christian Church
Mr. Lewis
Dr. Browne
Onesto
Main Street
Broadway
Georgia
Nation's population placed at 132 818 005
United Press reports census bureau estimates the U S population rose from 131 669 275 to 132 818 005 for the year ending April 1. The gain of 1 148 730 exceeds the 1930 40 decade average. News from the eastern front notes Soviet forces push west of Rostov toward Mariupol and advance 14 miles to drive Nazis from several towns.
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United Press
Washington
Census Bureau Today
Weather Report Shows Colder New England Morning
The Trend notes much colder temperatures across New England with below zero readings in Maine while the rest of the nation runs above seasonal averages. Light rain touched Florida and southern Georgia. drizzle from Texas to the Great Lakes. fog across the central valleys. Local readings from Stark County show morning lows near 41 to 45 and a noon reading around 56 with a 4 mph wind from the south.
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New England
Maine
Florida
Georgia
Texas
Great Lakes
Valeyes
Stark County
A& P
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Fogay
Columbus
Fosey
Denver
Kansas City
Hitler Admits Soviet Attack Gains In South
The Associated Press reports Germany acknowledges Soviet counter drive and Rostov civilians’ guerrilla tactics forced a retreat from the northern gateway to the Caucasus. Hitler’s high command says Russian counter thrust continues though Berlin denies a full fall back toward Taganrog while claiming the siege of Leningrad remains intact.
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Associated Press
Rostov
Caucasus
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Taganrog
Hitler
German Raider Sunk by British Warship Devonshire
The German raider was sunk in the south Atlantic on November 22 after a failed smoke screen escape. No survivors were found due to a German submarine nearby. The Devonshire determined the raider’s identity, shelled for about ten minutes, and the crew abandoned ship before a magazine explosion sank it.
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United Press
London
Devonshire
South Atlantic
Admiralty
British unionist urges sacrifice in defense of labor
Jack Jones former Welsh coal miner spoke at Canton I O O F hall urging American labor to set aside differences and self interest to defend freedom and decency. The talk opened Canton’s eight meeting program on labor education with hundreds of attendees.
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Canton
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jack Jones
England
Jones
Canton Federation of Labor
Ohio and American Federations
Ohio
America
Akron
Ravenna
Barberton
Alliance
Massillon
Mr. Jones
Spencer Miller Jr
Workers Education Bureau of America
Mollie Ray Carroll
Division of Labor Standards
U. S. Department of Labor
Michael J. Lyden
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
H. F. Hillebrandt
Ohio Federation
R. L. Glenn
Regional Labor Supply Board
C. R. Terry
OPM
W. T. Blake
Industrial Commission’ of Ohio
Far Eastern Crisis Talks Between Hull and Japanese Envoys
Secretary Hull met Japan envoys for over an hour to discuss minor phases of the Far Eastern crisis. President Roosevelt returned from Warm Springs to join a White House session as the talks continued. Nomura and Kurusu voiced cautious optimism while noting no final agreement, and a state department official said a reply to Tokyo was pending.
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Hull
Japan
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
White House
State Department
Saburo Kurusu
Tojo
Hideki Tojo
United States
Far East
Kurusu
Nomura
Tokyo
Germans Say Moscow Visible With Field Glasses
Berlin dispatch reports German advance units near Moscow claim they can see the Russian capital with the aid of good field glasses. A German military spokesman stated the prospect tonight as troops push toward the city.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Moscow
Axis Blows Fail on Libyan Front
British counter attacks around Rezegh in Libya were declared to have reestablished positions as German forces penetrated defenses. Cairo and London reports say British forces have driven westward beyond the hump of Libya while Axis units suffer tank losses and retreat toward Sirte. Final destruction of Axis remnants in Tobruk sector predicted by observers.
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Mariupol
Rostov
Red
Semeon Timoshenko
Pravda
Donets
Sea of Azov
Red Banner
Red Army
Taganrog
The
Associated Press
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Rezegh
Cairo
Libya
Pres
Middle East
von Ravenstein
Italy
Mediterranean
Gulf of Sirte
Bengali
Agedabia
Tripoli
Tobruk
November rainfall runs at forty percent of normal
November in Canton area was dry with 1.06 inches of precipitation, 40 percent of normal, and temperatures averaging 41.9 degrees. The month stayed moderate with a high of 67 and a low of 22, while fog prevented by Stark county for an hour and light snow flurries occurred but left no lasting cover.
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Canton
Ohio
Stark County
Shell Channel Ships
Berlin dispatch reports German coastal batteries shelled a British convoy in the English Channel today and forced the ships to turn back.
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Berlin
DNB
English Channel
Apple House Cider Stand Sells Fresh Daily in Fulton NW
Daily sweet cider available from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Apple House in Fulton Northwest. Advertisement notes the seasonal fruit, inviting locals to visit for fresh beverage.
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Apple House
Fulton NW
Petain Meets Goering as Vichy Signals Collaboration
Reported by the Veiled Press Petain, head of the French state, met Marshal Goering signaling France's entry into the Nazi new order. The move follows a year of pro German and Vichy pressure to fully collaborate, with Weygand ousted and Laval active in Paris.
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Vaeited
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Wilhelm Goering
France
Paris
Germany
Maxime Weygand
Petain
North Africa
Vichy
Weygand
Pierre Laval
Chateldon
Two and Four Door Autos May Replace Gadgets
Defense officials said civilian cars could be limited to two and four door sedans without bright trim, wool upholstery, rubber mats, and other finery. An OPM industry decision could ban wagons limousines town cars roadsters coupes and convertibles for the duration of the emergency. Possible shift to standard lines and pared bumper features is under review.
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United Arenas
Washington
Defense
Tion
OPM
Notice meeting of Stark County Beauty Shop Owners Assoc
Stark County Beauty Shop Owners Assoc holds a meeting Tuesday December 2 at 8 p m at Canton Akron Beauty Supply 136 S Market.
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Stark County
Canton Akron Beauty Supply
S. Market
U S And Britain Strengthen Strongholds In South Pacific
In Manila December 1 1941 United States army and naval forces in the Philippines remain ready for any emergency as British reinforcements arrive in Burma Thai military moves intensify and reports say Japanese troops pour into French Indo China. Interest grows over possible Japanese strike at Thailand to cut the Burma Road aiding China. An all American air unit under Chinese flag may bolster China’s defenses. The Japanese press warns such patrols as provocative aggression.
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Associated Press
Manila
United States Army
Philippines
Far East
Burma
Thailand
Indo-China
China
United States
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R. A. Wheeler
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Henry H. Arnold
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W. H. Haislip
Harry L. Twaddle
William Bryden
General Administration
R. C. Moore
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New Order
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