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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1941

Page

4

Canton Repository Private Phone Exchange Ad

The Canton Repository header announces an established date of March 30, 1815 and lists a private phone exchange for all departments at extension 5101.

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Ordinary strategist calls for simple war plan

The piece argues ordinary people can win World War II by driving Axis powers back within their borders and fighting hard. It dismisses grand coalitions and high commands as wasteful, urging action by the United States and its allies with a practical, no-nonsense approach and cautioning against overreliance on councils or leadership credits.

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Pearl Harbor report shows mixed lessons from surprise attack

Secretary Knox’s official Pearl Harbor report portrays the attack as a harsher lesson than hoped yet not as dire as feared. It criticizes Hawaii’s lax alertness and fifth column influence, noting Japan’s surprise could have ended the war quickly. The fallout may strengthen resolve despite the heavy price.

Knox Pearl Harbor United States Hawaii Japan

Rev Holmes Faces Pacifist Dilemma at New York Church

Reverend John Haynes Holmes of Community church in New York signs an undated resignation to be used if his pacifist stance becomes embarrassing. He refuses to condone war yet seeks a fair balance, sparking debate among his congregation about duty, principle, and national safety amid the war context.

John Haynes Holmes Community Church New York City United States Germany

Hitler Retreats Behind Winter Front in Russia

News from Ashington reports that Hitler's forces are withdrawing to a hastily rebuilt winter front on old Red defenses around rivers marshes and hills. The retreat reveals supply issues manpower limits and a need to regroup for a spring offensive while Soviet equipment needs and potential Libyan campaign developments loom.

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Christmas Deadline Rumination on Procrastination

A reflective column ridicules last minute holiday shopping as timeless procrastination. The piece notes annual delays since Taft era, mocks "deadline" pressure, and imagines fictional cures like postponing gifts to midsummer while exposing human habit and market mayhem.

William Howard Taft White House Santa Claus

Century-old Georgia pay cut a prompt action tease

A Georgia house of delegates measure cuts member pay to four dollars a day for thirty days and two fifty thereafter with the editor noting it could spur prompt action. The item sits among a column of brief historical notes from multiple eras.

Georgia House of Delegates

Sid Hillman Declares Free Workers Can Outproduce Any Slaves

Sidney Hillman, labor member of OPM, asserts that free Americans can outproduce and outfight any combination of slave peoples, framing a wartime production mindset and labor mobilization statement.

Sidney Hillman OPM

Thought For Today on Remedy in Human Nature

Samuel Johnson asserts a universal safeguard against tyranny exists in human nature, offering a hopeful perspective that moral resilience can preserve liberty under any government.

Samuel Johnson

Civilian defense must be reorganized for real wartime

Walter Lippmann argues that the Office of Civilian Defense under Mayor LaGuardia and Mrs. Roosevelt is a holdover from prewar optimism. He urges separating military and civilian tasks, placing home defense under the War Department, and building a true civilian effort focused on self-reliance, relief, and support for forces, the navy, and war industries.

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Tax shares shift as local governments lose ground

Across the United States Canada and the United Kingdom local tax collections declined as national or dominion bodies gained share. US local taxes fell from 48 to 34 percent between 1930 and 1940 while federal, state, and local distribution shifted with rising federal and dominion contributions.

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They Say We Will Not Hide Facts From the Country

A wartime quote compilation cites President Roosevelt and others urging disclosure of facts to defeat Hitler. Floyd B. Odlum and Donald M. Nelson are named in support of mobilizing resources and public resolve against the Axis powers.

Roosevelt Hitler Floyd B. Odlum OPM

Little Tokyo in Los Angeles Faces War Time Attention

In 1941 a feature on Los Angeles Little Tokyo outlines a growing, self contained Japanese community. It notes the 40 000 Japanese in the area and Terminal Island residents were active farmers fishermen and traders with a distinct culture. The piece also mentions the FBI crackdowns anti American sentiment and the shift in daily life including new porcelain headrests.

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A Break For Susie And Aims Of Housework

Ruth Millett argues that trouble with hiring and keeping a maid of all work may improve employer employee relations. The piece notes how women, after hiring help, can become perfectionists, blameful, and neglectful, then gain insight once able to do without Susie. A concluding Shaw quote contrasts aging writers with organizers.

Susie NEA. Inc

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