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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1941
Page
5
The Canton Board of Education declares its policy against strikes and collective bargaining by school employees. It supports wages remains subject to funding, while denouncing coercive actions that disrupt meetings. The board affirms duty to the community and insists employee rights to lawful organizations without interference.
Police report a crash near Mercy hospital involving D. A. Miller and F. S. Stauffer. Mary Maxine Ault, 24, of 1329 Cleveland Ave NW, was arrested for disregarding a stop sign after the other driver Nauman struck a power pole.
Hart, 57, of RD 1 Louisville, is hospitalized at Mercy with multiple facial and head lacerations and possible head injury from a traffic accident at 6:55 am four miles east of Canton on Route 62. Alonzo Jenkins, 46, of 1203 E Patterson St Alliance, said he slowed to turn left and was struck from the rear. Both cars were westbound.
Mel Schworm suffered burns and a back injury after being struck by a hit-skip car on Conrad place NE. Police reported the driver was a woman. Ernest Sykes, 39, was charged with illegal operation of a motor vehicle after erratic driving on Tuscara wasst W from Whipplerd to Bellflower.
Joseph Arnold 44 of 720 Tremont Ave SW Massillon was arrested at 12 30 am for driving 60 to 65 mph. Natale A DeChiara 19 of 1216 Sherrick Rd SE charged with driving with a temporary operator's license. Patrolmen investigated a Market area collision between DeChiara’s car and Yellow taxi driven by R R Buchwalter of 2318 9th St SW. Two boys ages 14 and 16 held for juvenile court on charges of operating a motor vehicle without owner’s consent after taking William Jerles’s car and crashing it into a fence at 1919 Navarre Rd SW, Timken Roller Bearing Co property.
Mr Swanson recalls 1896 frenzy when 23 trains dashed to Tuscarawas street station part of B and O history in Canton with McKinley campaign. He notes earlier frame station from 1879 and a shift to wartime activity that boosted business and freight. Crampton says current station to be leveled in about 30 days for grading and new tracks to aid freight for local industries.
President Roosevelt's three man arbitration board met for five hours as it seeks to settle the union shop dispute in captive coal mines. The panel includes Dr John R Steelman, John L Lewis, and Benjamin Fairless and has yet to report progress on the 53 000 worker strike affecting United States Steel Corp owned mines.
The railroad strike threat spurred House moderates to back a restrained plan to curb defense industry strikes. The proposal would create a national mediation board with a 60 day cooling off period and allow government seizure if needed. A Naval Committee plan and Rep Smith's Virginia bill offered alternative routes, with debates centering on cooling off periods mediation authority and union status during the emergency.
A car owner posts in the want ad section seeking a quick sale for a used vehicle. The listing notes the model year, approximate mileage, and asking price, inviting interested buyers to contact by phone or in person locally.
Gia, author of the bill backed by the naval committee and shaping debate time, cautioned organized labor yesterday that the minority, blamed for most defense strikes, is "digging unionism graves."
Dr. Roland M. Bethke of the Ohio experimental station in Wooster was elected president of the American Society of Animal Production at a Chicago meeting. He previously served as vice president and was secretary treasurer for three years.
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