Nine Drivers Receive Heavy Penalties in Municipal Court
Judge James A. Bowman handed four driving under the influence and reckless driving penalties Friday as 16 cases cleared. Notables include Harry Law fined 50 dollars and jailed two days with six months license suspension, and Robert E. Sweitzer fined 25 dollars with 30 day license suspension. Additional motorists faced 5 to 35 dollar fines for reckless driving or related offenses. several entries note license issues and road-safety violations. Hearing for Roy A. Robinson’s right of way case is set for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bowman
Harry Law
RD 1
Robert E. Sweitzer
Wabashawe NE
Primo Brizzi
Garfield Ave
Dwaine H. van Lehn
Lawrence Id
James L. Leonard
Frederick Ave
Emerick S. Palangi
Jack Paro
Alden Ave
Clifton R. Livingston
North Canton
Joseph Arnold
Tremont Ave
Roy A. Robinson
Mahoning Rd
James Ferris
Canton- Massillon
James S. Draher
Minerva
Gladys M. Johnson
Struthers
Charles Long
Sherrick and SE
Mary M. Ault
Cleveland Ave NW
Leslie Hosler
Arlington Ave NW
Boston
D. Lepes
8Th St
War Developments in North Africa and Russia Reported
Berlin says both sides press to seize momentum in the Bir el Gobi sector near Tobruk while a Stalino area battle unfolds. Soviet dispatches claim German forces pushed back along the Mius river as Red troops outflank near Dmitrovsk. Rome and Soviet reports note reinforcements arriving and heavy losses on both sides. The capital defense reportedly repelled attacks and improved positions through counterattacks, with substantial German casualties claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir el Gobi i
Tobruk
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Donets River
Stalino
Taganrog
Mius
Dmitrovsk
Rome
Sea of Azov
Rostov
Soviet Information Bureau
Red Army
Carl F Wise Named By Realtors Board Canton Scene
Carl F Wise elected president of the Canton Real Estate Board at a Friday noon meeting at the Courtland hotel. He succeeds John W Bonsall. Paul O Krider named first vice president Fred H Broad second vice president and E C Roberts reelected secretary treasurer. Wise heads the Carl F Wise Agency and has been active in real estate here since 1921 as treasurer of People's Realty Co. and secretary of Shrine club. Offficers take office January 1 with annual dinner planned for after year start. The new board includes Bonsall Fink Conrad Walters Cook Broad Roberts Wise and Krider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Wise
Canton Real Estate Board
Courtland Hotel
John W. Bonsall
Paul O. Krider
Fred H. Broad
E. C. Roberts
Mr. Wise
People’s Realty Co
Shrine Club
Civil Service Commission
Bonsall
Albert Fink
Joseph Conrad
A. Ray Walters
Ralph Cook
Broad
Roberts
Wise
Krider
Senate to reject probes as Glass leads $8.2 billion bill
Sen. Glass of Virginia, newly handling the deficiency subcommittee after Sen. Adams’ death, battles anti interventionists over an $8.2 billion defense bill that brings total program cost to $68 billion. The measure funds the army and navy, includes lend lease, and faces House resistance to stripping lend lease. The House vote pattern signals administration backing for Roosevelt policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Glass
Virginia
Sen. Adams
Colorado
House
Mr. Roosevelt
Finland Note Denial Triggers Roundup Of Enemy Aliens
Britain described notes to Romania Hungary and Finland as similar while Finland faced a harsher demand to halt hostilities. Scotland Yard and mobile police rounded up more than 200 enemy aliens, about 150 Finns, to camps. The US had kept a cautious stance since Finland’s wartime moves beyond the prewar border and later sought peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Russia
Scotland Yard
United States
Helsinki
Soviet Union
State Department
Inflation and defense shift reshape wartime economy
The discussion covers inflation threats from government borrowing and pay raises, the shift of production from consumer luxuries to military needs, and a system of material priorities prioritizing steel, aluminum, and copper for defense. It notes a large rise in bank deposits and currency, explains measures like higher taxes and defense savings stamps, and cites expected effects on merchants and installment credit. It also lists several marriage license applications and licenses granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Firm leases garage for spray process in Canton
Hugh A. Houglan formerly of Akron has leased the garage at 522 Dewalt Ave NW for his new firm the Canton Muf-L-Cot Co. The operation employs three men using equipment to spray a plastic protective coating on automobile undersides. The property was leased from Charles A. Kolp & Sons. Houglan now lives in Canton at 333 18th St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Houglan
Akron
Dewalt Ave
Canton Muf-L-Cot Co
Charles A. Kolp & Sons
Houghlan
Canton
18Th St
Eggs Used For Grenades At Camp Funston
A mock parachute attack on cavalry troops at Camp Funston Kansas on December 6 required defenders to improvise with hand grenades made from eggs due to a lack of ammunition. The exercise tested defense tactics and resourcefulness under simulated combat conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Funston
Kan
Special equipment allows sponge divers at 150 feet depth
Special designed gear enables sponge fishermen to operate at depths up to 150 feet. The device improves safety and efficiency for deep water harvesting, expanding feasible fishing zones for the sponge trade.
Common Pleas Court notices and civil actions in Canton
A list of civil actions and notices from Canton common pleas court includes A L Brentzel vs Frank A Snyder to marshal liens, Onesto Hotel Co and Local 18 restraining order, James F Hall vs Ben E Neuman for 5000 dollars in juries, and several summonses. Divorce petitions and birth announcements follow, naming multiple local residents and families with dates in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. L. Brentzel
North Canton
Frank A. Snyder
Gross
Onesto Hotel Co
Local 18
International Union of Operating Engineers
James F. Hall
Sayler
Ben E. Neuman
RD 4
Canton
Dine DeWees Appliance Dept Open Evenings
Local retailer Dine DeWees advertises an appliance department open every evening from 7 to 9 PM through Christmas at 511 12th NE. The notice highlights extended shopping hours as the holiday season approaches.
Hoover Group Cenfers by Ralph Bowers at North Canton
Ralph Bowers presided Friday night at the Hoover Independent Organization of employees meeting held in the North Canton Community building. The group discussed organizational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Group Cenfers
Ralph Bowers
Hoover Independent Organization of Employes
North Canton
East Canton Hiking Trip Planned by YM YW Club
The YM YW hiking club schedules a Sunday hike east of East Canton. The group meets at the YMCA at 2 15 p m Eastern Time with E Heald leading the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Canton
Y. M.Y.W. Hiking Club
Drive A Better Used Car at J and J Motors Inc
A compact ad highlights bargains at J and J Motors Inc located at the corner of 12th and Cherry NE. The notice promotes a selection of used cars with emphasis on value and deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & J Motors, Inc
Cor
12Th & Cherry NE
Slovak Home Club to Convene Monthly Meeting
Slovak Home club holds its monthly meeting at 8 p m in Slovak hall with John W Hudec presiding as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slovak Hall
John W. Hudec
Personalized Christmas Cards Buy Now
News Depot promotes a holiday sale on personalized Christmas cards available at its 2nd NW location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy
News Depot
Hallmark Store
Dial
Patient at Mercy Hospital after traffic collision near Stone Creek
Mrs. E. E. Holland of 311 Clarendon Ave NW is under treatment at Mercy Hospital for injuries from a traffic collision near Stone Creek. Immediate delivery on 1942 Chevrolet cars and trucks offered by Art Nims Chevrolet at 730 Market St. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Holland
Clarendon Ave
Sinking Fund
Mercy Hospital
Stone Creek
Chevrolet
Art Nims Chevrolet
McKinley Stamp Club Christmas Party Set
The McKinley Stamp Club will hold its annual Christmas party on Wednesday December 19 at 7 30 p m in the Shaefer block. Mrs Anna C MacKenzie will lead the program with a gift exchange games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Club
McKinley Stamp Club
Shhaefer
Anna C. MacKenzie
Injured In Disturbance On Market Avenue
Otis Longaberger, 41, of 1019 McKinley Ave NW, suffered lacerations to the ear and scalp in a fight in the 300 block on Market Ave S today at 1 a.m., police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Longaberger
McKinley Ave NW
Market Ave
Traffic Bureau Summonses on Signal Light Charges
Charles faces summons from the Traffic Bureau on charges related to disregarding signal lights. Proceedings note potential penalties and court dates.
Thief Snatches $29 From Hand in Canton Grill
R. B. Palm of RD 3 Canton said a man snatched $29 from his hand Friday at 5 30 p m in Stone's grill at 2nd stand Walnut Ave NE and fled after Palm had just cashed his paycheck and was about to pick up the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Palm
RD 3
Canton
2Nd Stand
Walnut Ave
Akron area traffic crashes injure city children
Three city children were hurt in separate Friday afternoon crashes. Rodger Bausher, 6, and Caroline Peterman, 7, were struck on the curb at Cleveland avenue and 15th street NW, later released from Mercy hospital. Arthur Gibbs Jr., 7, suffered a broken clavicle after his bicycle rode into I J Vogelgesang’s car near 22nd street NW, taken to Aultman hospital. A driver, Lester Baechel, 18, of 824 th St NW, was arrested for driving without a state license after a minor crash at 3rd and High avenues NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger Lee Bausher
Worley Ave
Caroline Peterman
Oxford Ave NW
Cleveland Ave
15Th St NW
Ross E. Large
Beck Ave
Akron
Mercy Hospital
Arthur Gibbs Jr
19Th St NW
22Nd St NW
I. J. Vogelgesang
23Rd St NW
Aultman Hospital
4Th St
Lester J. Baechel
Arrests for Reckless Driving After Speeding Incidents
Dan Hahlen, 25, RD 1 Home worth, was arrested on a reckless driving charge for speeding 75 mph on route 62 east of Canton at 7 50 a m. William R Morrison, 22, 1134 Colonial blvd NE, faced a reckless driving charge at 3 15 a m after police in a patrol wagon chased him north on Mahoning rd NE at 50 to 60 mph between Harmontave and Harrisburg rd. Harold H Rea, 37, 2019 Kirket NW, was arrested on illegal operation of a motor vehicle at 1 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hahlen
Homeworth
Canton
William R. Morrison
Colonial Blvd
J. R. Unteh
R. J. Ecker
Mahoning Rd
Harmontave
Harrisburg Rd
Harold H. Rea
Kirket NW
Crash injures Mrs Cesner near Tremont and Erie streets
MASSILLON December 6 Mrs Lewis D Cesner of 419 Tremont Ave SE suffered brain concussion and injuries to her arm and knee when the car she rode in with her husband crashed into the rear of a machine on Erie Street South Tremont Avenue. The second auto driven by Wayne W Lewis of RD 1 Navarre had stopped for a light. both cars were moving north on Ernest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Lewis D. Cesner
Tremont Ave
Erie ‘St S
Wayne W. Lewis
RD 1
Navarre
Ernest
Tokyo neighbors discuss crisis and Japan US questions
Count Kaneko called a solution to the present situation the only proper way while a political observer charged the United States with trying to pass the buck to Japan. Roosevelt asked Tokyo why troops massed in French Indo China and Japan replied troops were a precaution against Chinese border movements. Domei cited the informant saying the questioning aimed to place responsibility on Japan if negotiations fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneko
United States
Japan
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Domei
Ohio Aluminum Strike Settled
Strikers at the Aluminum Co of America plant returned to work after a settlement reached with CIO Die Casting workers. The pact grants the company right to set the number of ingot furnace workers, with about 400 of 6,000 employed participating. Bargaining continues over Greyhound bus lines and the Ravenna arsenal contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Aluminum Co. of America
Central Greyhound Bus Lines
Ravenna Arsenal
Alcoa
CIO
New York City
Boston
Mass
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
AFL Motor Coach Employes
Arsenal Parleys
Buffalo
Toledo
New York
Samuel B. Berrong
Atlas Powder Co
Ravenna
National Arsenal Workers of America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
AFL
Switchmen’s
Machinists’ Union
Atlas
McKinley Seniors Stage Thrilling Sky Road Play
McKinley High School senior class presented Sky Road a fast moving three act comedy set at Trans American airport in Cleveland April 1932. Charles Stewart as Bill Jones and Anna Mae Cunningham as Lucky Parker stood out along with Jeanne Miller as Ann Rogers in a dramatic fatal leap that drives the plot toward a rescue flight. The cast included Helen Lambrakis Miriam Strebel Miriam Perkins Frances E. McCall and others with Martha Borman Stagecraft Dan Matick and Houston Lemasters also assisting. The school orchestra provided music before and between acts and Girls Service League members served as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
N. Richard Nusbaum
Iris Haverstock
Cleveland
Charles Stewart
Bill Jones
Anna Mae Cunningham
Lucky Parker
Ann Rogers
Jeanne Miller
Jones
Helen Lambrakis
Miriam Strebel
Miriam Perkins
Frances E. McCall
Bessieanne Love
John Kallergis
Betty Arlene Miller
Herb Martindale
Nickey Mizeres
Edward Stein
Rosemond Burris
Bryce Ford
Kenneth Metcalf
Martha Borman
Stagecraft Club
Ford
Dan Matick
Mizeres
Stein
Mary Dreary
Houston Lemasters
Ellmore Miller
Girls Service League
Display At Store Promotes Defense Stamp Gifts
A Woolworth window display at 221 Market area by manager F L Moore features defense stamp Christmas cards. TheCards sit beside army rifles and shells. each card includes a $5 defense stamp book with slogans urging support for service members. One child friendly style hopes buyers will soon have bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Woolworth Co
Market Area
F. L. Moore
United States Defense
Dr Lucas to Address Metals Society in Canton Massillon
Dr F F Lucas of Ohio Bell will speak on High Power Metallography to the Canton Massillon chapter of the American Society for Metals at Elks Club dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m. He will review the microscope’s development since 1665 and has earned the Howe medal and Wetherill medal for metallurgical work. Coffee talks by coaches Houghton and Schwartzwalder accompany the event with motion pictures from the 1941 meeting.ARRANGEMENTS by Schott Poole and Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Massillon
American Society For Metals
F. F. Lucas
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Elks Club
Lucas
Henry Marion Howe
American Society For Steel Treating
The
American Society For Metals For Metallurgical Research
Lehigh University
John Price Wetherill
Franklin Institute
William
Bud) Houghton
Massillon
Tigers
Floyd
Ben) Schwartzwalder
McKinley Bulldogs
Ray J. Schott
Sidney W. Poole
E. S. Rowland
Victim Robbed of 50 by Two Highwaymen
Charles E. Schaffer of 1431 2nd St NE reported two men attacked him as he reached his home Friday at 10 p.m. They demanded a stickup and, after a brief struggle, took about $50 and his house keys. Schaffer sustained facial contusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Schaffer
2Nd St NE
Mr. Schaffer
Depth charges and navy enlistment details shared at Exchange club
Chief Machinist Mate James H. Smith explained ash can depth charges carry 300 pounds of TNT and create a geyser 150 to 200 feet high. destroyers maneuver at 25 knots to avoid submarine concussion. The Navy six year enlistment is open to ages 17 to 31. Russell J. Van Nostran announced nominees for officer elections on December 26 and a Christmas party for children at Molly Stark sanatorium on December 23 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Canton Navy Recruiting Office
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Navy
Russell J. van Nostran
Dr. E. B. Pierce
Henry W. Grossberg
Edward F. Weckel
Molly Stark
Children’s Cottage
Arnold warns labor in address to NAM
The address to 3000 at the National Association of Manufacturers annual dinner featured U S attorney general aide Thurman W Arnold urging penalties for short sighted labor leaders using illegitimate tactics. He spoke as K T Keller of Chrysler also addressed the gathering and called for a five day congress to push defense strike curbs and revise the Wagner act and wage hour law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
America
Thurman W. Arnold
United States Attorney General
Mr. Arnold
National Association of Manufacturers
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corp
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Onesto Hotel
Realtors Board
Group
Senate
Britain
Greenwich
Romania
Hungary
Henry E. Hupp
Utah Et NW
Eleanor Jane Davis
14Th St
James Haddad
Penn Pl
Helen Albert
Charles McKelley
Bryan Ave
Helen Polaschan
Frank Wilson
June Wilson
Robert Herman Wilson
Hazlett Ave
Helen Marie McKinley
29Th St
Roscoe Clendenning
Mary Henderson
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
A. O. Mann
Piqua, Ohio
Williamson Triplife Associated Heating CO
McKinley Ave
Ohio
D. Becker
Harry Carl Gable
Kestle Pl
Steve Skubiak
Edwards Ave
Marie Davis
Belden Ave
Alfred Davis
Blecker
Ann Pearl Lewis
Waynesburg
Alfred Lewis
Warner Rd
P. Walter Knerr
Ethel Knerr
Douglas Irwin
Michael Zane
Andrew Dettling
Arlington
Owen Chapman
Francis Gilmore
6Th St NW
Vernon Breedon
Magnolia
Son
Mercy
James Kelly
12Th St NW
Richard Hauenstein
Paris
Ballantine Donato
4Th St NW
Oscar Ponesky
Raymond Swagger
John Aventino
13Th St SE
Bernard Carpenter
Turner
Miss Turner
Zaugg
Steam Engineers
Ohio State Department of Industrial Relations
Accident Bureau
Father John
Ohio Aluminum Strike
McKinley
DR. Lucas
Society For Metals
Ohio Bell
Wis
Arnold
Parfait
Jack Frost
Lata
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