School Board Sets Policy On Wage Problem
The board of education declared its policy on wage and salary limits at a Monday meeting as Local 302 CIO demands for custodians janitors engineers and firemen continue. The board cited two revenue sources local taxation and state foundation funds and explained income cannot be raised at will. It warned that spending must adjust to finances to avoid chaos and harm to students and the public while expressing sympathy for staff needs and willingness to adjust when money is found.
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County and Municipal Workers of America
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Loren E. Souers
Board of Education
State School Foundation
Ohio
Weather Report From The Mississippi Valley To New England
Cloudy skies extend from the Mississippi valley to Atlanta with light rains from Texas to the Ohio valley and northeastward, heavy rains in northern California and the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures stay above seasonal averages with Ohio valley and lake region about 20 degrees warmer than normal. Record highs and winds noted with a trace of precipitation in the 24 hours ending at noon.
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Mississippi Valley
Atlanta
Northwest
Texas
Ohio Valley
fIanke
New England
California
Washington
Oregon
Lake Region
Sandy Project Approved, Council Speeds Program
The city council moved quickly to push a water supply project after a special meeting. An 11 to 2 vote suspended the rule delaying measures and approved a surface water plan from Sandy Creek. The action authorized engineers for preliminary plans and redirected $5,000 in the water department. One member cited lack of site access as reason to abstain.
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Havens & Emerson
Sandy Creek
Water Department
Earl L. Smith
Smith
Council
Ethel Oneacre
Railway Unions Call Off Strike After Prolonged Talks
Washington agreed to a peace settlement ending a looming rail strike amid holiday freight pressure. Wayne L. Morse announced terms ret roactive to Sept 1, with operating staff getting 7 1/2 percent and non operating crews 9 1/2 cents hourly, plus vacation gains.
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Washington
Wayne L. Morse
Roosevelt
Morse
Recommenda
Four Hurt and Eleven Held in City Traffic Incident
Four people were injured in city traffic Monday afternoon and night, with eleven charged with traffic violations. Two injuries occurred at 9:15 p.m. near 7th Street and Maryland Avenue SW. Rita Wilson, 15, suffered hand lacerations, riding with Gorman W. Miller Jr., who had wrist and forearm lacerations. The other driver, John E. Schmidt, 49, was fined $25 plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Charlotte Sainer, 4, sustained facial contusions and knee injuries after a run‑in with a truck. she was treated at Mercy hospital and released. The truck driver, Noah D. Miller, said he swerved as the child ran into the street.
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7Th St
Maryland Ave
Howard van Orman
Andrew Roman
Aultman Hospital
Rita Wilson
Dueber Ave
Gorman W. Miller Jr
Shadyside Are SW
John E. Schmidt
Tuscara
Charlotte Sainer
Warner Rd SE
H. R. Griffin
R. G. Lines
Mercy Hospital
Noah D. Miller
RD 1
Megadore
Arrest Follows Crash Involving Robert W Nauman
Robert W. Nauman aged 21 of 1115 19th Street NE sustained back injuries when his car collided at 12th Street and Walnut Avenue NE Monday at 10 p.m. Police patrolmen reported the incident and later arrested a suspect in connection with the crash.
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Robert W. Nauman
19Th St
12Th St
Walnut Ave
Britain moves to draft all who can help
London dispatch notes Prime Minister Churchill calls for maximum mobilization of manpower and of women to boost war production. He proposes raising the compulsory service age, reviewing 275,000 men and compelling about 1,260,000 unmarried women aged 20 to 30 to join auxiliary services, with the aim to outpace Axis military strength with American aid.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Russia
British Isles
Britain
United States
Germany
Bricker to Enter Hospital for Heel Tendon Treatment
Gov Bricker will enter University hospital to have a heel tendon treated after an injury eleven weeks ago. The leg will be placed in a cast and he will be away from the office for a week or more. The accident happened while exercising at a friend's Dennison home and the tendon has not healed properly.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Bricker
University Hospital
Dennison
Stark Schools Sweep Prizes For Defense Savings Shows
Stark county high schools dominated the Defense Savings week contest held Oct 31 to Nov 12. North Canton High won the grand prize of 375 dollars for the finest defense show, Massillon Washington claimed the large school division prize of 150, Canal Fulton took the small school prize 150, Wooster College contributed a 37.50 third prize in the college class, Kent State and Xavier led college standings.
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Stark County
Defense Savings Committee For
Ohio
North Canton
Massillon
Washington
Canal Fulton
College of Wooster
Canton
Xavier University
Kent State
van Wert High School
Cleveland Heights
Vital Vichy German Developments Seen
Vichy France signals a shift after Marshal Petain’s return from talks with Hermann Goering. Officials report the St Florentin railway car meeting began new detailed conversations, not just concluding long negotiations. Jacques Benoist-Methin says France aims for durable European cooperation.
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Associated Press
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Hermann Goering
St. Florentin
Paris
Jacques Benoist-Methin
Amusements and Columns Highlights and Listings
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Canton
Paul Mallon
Wathes Lippmann
Britain Accuses Japan as Far East Tensions Mount
Britain deploys Prince of Wales and heavy units to Singapore as Tokyo refutes hostilities while world powers seek clarification in Washington. Burma and Rangoon see large convoy movements as Thailand and Indo China tensions rise, with both sides massing along borders.
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Roosevelt
Indo-China
Japan
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Saburo Kurusu
Malaya
Rangoon
Axis Forces Split British Trap In Libya And Clash On Moscow Front
News from Cairo and London report the Axis breaking the British corridor from Rezegh toward Tobruk in Libya with tanks and planes, while German attempts near Moscow push into the capital. Soviet losses mount, Rostov retreat for Hitler forces, and Axis advances threaten Tobruk and Rostov fronts.
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Russia
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Tobruk
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Adolf Hitler
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S. A. Lozovsky
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Hitler
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Red
Klin
Volokolamsk
Theft ring broken by federal agents across three cities
The justice department announced that FBI agents seized 30 men in Detroit, Chicago and New York connected to a stolen auto parts ring.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Passenger Trains A Memory B and O Begins Razing Depot
Old timers recall the Baltimore and Ohio depot on Tuscarawas street being razed by wreckers starting Monday. Built 1916 17, the one story brick station once served five passenger trains daily linking Canton Akron Cleveland through North Industry East Sparta Mineral City Dover and Marietta. Freight agent E J Crampton said short passenger hauls no longer pay due to cars.
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Tuscarawas St W
E. J. Crampton
Sta
Nakano Urges Force in War Crisis as Tojo Cabinet Meets
Seigo Nakano pro Axis leader says any peace settlement with the United States would bring Japan downfall. He calls for sinking American transports if Washington resists Japan’s terms for far eastern peace. Meeting in Tokyo follows Washington talks as Taka Maru sails for Los Angeles to repatriate Japanese nationals.
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Tokyo
Seigo Nakano
Tohokai
Saburo Kurusu
United States
Japan
Hibiya Hall
Nakano
Far East
China
Hideki Tojo
Washington
Los Angeles
Roosevelt probes Japan on Indo China moves in talk
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt asked Japanese envoy Nomura and Kurusu to relay questions seeking explanations for Japan's military moves into Indo China and toward Thailand. Welles directed the inquiries, signaling U.S. effort to obtain direct government explanations amid ongoing Far East diplomacy. Officials could not confirm interpretations of the President’s actions. Secretary Hull was ill. a White House conference included Stimson Knox and Welles to discuss the general situation.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
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Indo-China
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Hull
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Knox
Stimson
Navy Knox
White House
Welles
Apple House Ad Promotes Fresh Daily Cider
Daily fresh sweet cider available from 10 a m to 7 p m at Apple House located in Fulton NW. Advert continues to invite customers to enjoy orchard offerings today.
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Apple House
Fulton NW
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