Nichoson forecasts long war and defense resolve
Capt. A. A. Nichoson, veteran and Texas Co. personnel director, told 275 Stark County Foremen's club members that the U S would face a long, bitter war against axis powers. He warned of a massive production effort and urged patriotism beyond stamps to defend democracy and civilization.
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Santa Claus Posters urge defense bonds this Christmas
A poster by Balti more artists J. W. Wilkinson and W. J. Wilkinson urges Americans to support the defense program this Christmas by buying defense bonds and stamps in addition to gifts. Distribution has reached 500,000 retail stores where stamps are on sale nationwide.
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War Talk And Parade Speak To Nation's Duty
Capt Nichoson warned the cost of the conflict will be unbelievable and paid by rich and poor, calling for continuation of freedom for 150 years. Tremendous resources exist, but real strength lies in united American ideals. Entertainment followed with Sonny and Jerry roller skating, the McGinnis Sisters, and a veterans program led by Eckis and Gooseman.
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Bert Young
Scott M. Eckis
Henry S. Ernst
Matthey named head of Jackson Day plans in Wooster
Merle Matthey deputy county treasurer was named general arrangements chairman for the 87th Jackson day banquet in Wooster. Democratic leaders say the event will be a patriotic rally rather than a partisan dinner because the nation is at war.
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