Ohio Bell Plans 51 8 Million For Expansion Step
Ohio Bell will spend 1.8 million in 1942 to expand its Canton district facilities including Stark county. Randolph Eide, company president, announced at a Mayflower hotel luncheon in Akron. The 5 million Akron district program includes Canton, Massillon, Alliance, Sebring and surrounding areas, with 650 thousand in Canton. Exterior and interior work, land, equipment, and a fourth story addition to the Canton office are planned, but defense needs could alter the program.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Canton
Stark County
Randolph Eide
Cleveland
Ohio Bell
Mayflower
Akron
Massillon
Alliance
Sebring
Eide
Cleveland Ave
Ohio
National Defense
Defense
Canton District Men Serving With U.S. Forces In Pacific
Canton area men listed with U S forces in the Pacific. Army personnel total 34 in Hawaii and eight in the Philippines, with many names and addresses across Canton area towns and nearby cities. Navy counts not available. Other locals report civilians with Pearl Harbor shipyards and additional servicemen in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U.S
Pacific
Wolf at Door becomes rug for Sulphur man
The wolf that had stalked Roy Turner's ranch near Sulphur since 1928 was shot and killed. It was skinned and the rug now graces Turner's floor, concluding a long confrontation with the animal.
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Okla
Roy Turner
Turner
Eight Winners Named in Star County Church Oration Contest
Eight students were chosen from 18 contestants in four Massillon churches for the Star County Prince of Peace oration event. Washington High School students claim top honors with "Maintaining Our Ideals" and "The Way to Peace," while Osnaburg Township, Louisville, and Lehman Highs place in varied categories.
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Star County
Prince of Peace
Massillon
Washington Ish
Osnaburg Twpigh
Lehman High
Lousville High
First Church of the Brethren
Helen Rider
Washington High
Richard Janon
Maryane Harding
Washington High School
Radio Amateurs Stand By For Further Orders
Amateur radio operators in Canton suspended operations and stood by as the American Radio Relay League relayed guidance from West Hartford. No official order yet. WAIW message over the air and repeats throughout the day. Authorities expected guidance within 48 hours. authorization required for use of sets. Police and state patrol radio stations remain active awaiting Washington regulations and possible limits.
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Canton
American Relay League
West Hartford
Conn
Eugene R. Roderick
Washington
Trustees Seek Transfer From General to Road Fund
Trustees of Lexington Township asked the Common Pleas Court for authority to move 1500 dollars from the township general fund into the road fund in a filing made today.
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ASK
Lexington Two
Common Pleas Court
Township General Fund
Road Fund
TWO LOCAL DOCTORS ON DUTY IN WAR ZONE
Canton physicians Maj James Bahrenberg and First Lieut Mark Herbst are stationed at Fort McKinley in the Philippines. Herbst is with the third infantry of the 57th battalion. Bahrenberg arrived Nov 20 and awaits orders. Herbst left Canton June 25 and traveled to San Francisco aboard the President Coolidge before being sent to Rizal and Fort McKinley. Bahrenberg, who joined the medical corps in June, is with his wife Mrs William R Herbst in Manila area, as they move to a new home at 1315 23rd St NE after living in Camp Wheeler, Macon, Georgia, with their children Jane and Jimmy.
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Canton
Pacific
Navy
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Hawaiii
Clarence A. Phinney
Salineville
Coast Artillery
Bert F. McIntire
Carrollton
Richard A. Loew
Wilson
Joseph L. Getler
6Th St NW
Roy M. Henry
Sherrodsville
John Gersna Jr
Bergholz
Leo Gersna
Jacob H. Amstutz
Fred Jackson
6Th St
Dillon L. Runkle
Webbave
Alliance
John E. Bennett Jr
N. Webb Ave
Lawrence E. Keatley
29Th St NE
Medical Corps
Glen E. Heldreth
Homeworth
Infantry
Arthur L. Sellers
Leesville
Charles L. Musser
Young Ave
Field Artillery
Ivan E. Hall
Alva Ct SW
21St Infantry
James L. Taylor
St W
Uhrichsville
Donald E. Hawkes
Goulds
Fla
John G. Jones
2Nd
St NE
Gordon L. Kushner
Gilmore Ave
Richard N. Horger
Cherry Ave
Dominic J. Cua
N. Tuscarawas Ave
Dover
Darold R. Gilmore
19Th St
Eugenes. Riley
Struthleave NE
Robert D. Weekley
10Th St
Massillon
Raymond F. Linsenbigler
North Industry
Edward E. Chovan
15Th St
60Th Coast Artillery
Frank C. Bozrie
Georgetownrd
Nick Moga Jr
7Th St NE
59Th Coast Artillery
Thomas J. Forbes
New Philadelphia
John A. Zettler
Whipple
Harold L. Meese
Delbert E. Lynn
Signal Corps
Dale B. Frantz
Market Area
Pacific War Zone
Samuel Flott
Lippertrd
Pearl Harbor
Tuscarawasst W
Whipple Rd
Flott
U.S. S. Arizona
James Haverfield
11Th Signal Corps
Schofield Barracks
W. A. Daberko
Gus Daberko
Dennison
William Daberko
Yale
Daberko
Florine Daberko
Honolulu
C. A. Laiblin
Dunkeither
Hills & Dales
James Tice Phillips
Russell Love
Phillips
Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Co
Maj
James Bahrenberg
Mark Herbst
Fort McKinley
Philippines
Herbst
Third Infantry
Bahrenberg
Lieut. Herbst
Fort Hayes
San Francisco
S. S
Coolidge
Rizal
William R. Herbst
McKinley
Reese Richards named new grand jury foreman by court
Reese Richards of 1204 12th st NE, an employee of Republic Steel Corp., was appointed foreman of the grand jury by Common Pleas Judge George N. Graham to replace Arthur L. Kauffmann, manager of City Loan & Savings Co., who resigned. Kauffmann was reported in Florida visiting his son, a student air pilot. The grand jury began hearing witnesses in transcript cases including two homicide charges, with a report likely by Wednesday.
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Reese Richards
12Th St NE
Republic Steel Corp
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Arthur L. Kauffmann
City Loan & Savings Co
Kauffman
Florida
Grand Jury
Olive Tablets Promote Digestive Health and Bile Secretion Tonight
The advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as purely vegetable and unsurpassed for stimulating liver bile to digest fatty foods, toning intestinal action, and aiding elimination. It touts nightly use and lists prices 15¢ 0¢ 60¢ with availability at all drugstores.
Plymouth Cars as Arsenal of Democracy in Defense Drive
Detroit and Plymouth are highlighted as vital to U S defense efforts with the auto industry described as the Arsenal of Democracy. The piece links mass production, civilian car output, and defense needs, urging buyers to see Plymouth’s Finest as essential to national mobilization and transportation.
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Detroit
Ymouth
Plymouth
America
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G. H. Calvin
C. C. Sailer
L. E. Nichols
Corp
Lloyd Himes
Pvt
Merle Himes
M. E. Himes
RD 4
Himes
Oahu
Pacific Zone
Charles Lee
H. Arthur Lee
Waynesburg
Leonard Jones
Mas. Bahrenberg
Camp Wheeler
Macon
Mrs. Bahrenberg
Jane
Jimmy
23Rd St
News Depot
Hallmark Store
Dial
Nations
United States
U. S
Backbone of Defense
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corporation
Major Bowes
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