Senators Talk of a E F When Army Is Ready
A group of senators in Washington declare the United States would deploy an expeditionary force across the Atlantic once sufficient training equipment and shipping are available. They note possible first moves to Africa or islands near Africa and emphasize bases in the Azores and Canaries as interim steps to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Africa
Azores
Canary Islands
Sen
Norris
Ind
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Sen. Nye
North Dakota
Lee
Oklahoma
Pepper
Florida
Camaries
Sen. Pepper
Hitler
Japan
Defense agencies face 40000 extra workers by July 1
The civil service commission plans to transfer over 40,000 employees to expanding war agencies by July 1. Agencies and cities affected include Rural Electrification Administration, Farm Security Administration in St. Louis. Patent Office in New York. Fish and Wildlife Service. National Park Service. Office of Indian Affairs. Employees Compensation Commission. Railroad Retirement Board in Chicago. Alien Registration, Research and Education Divisions of Immigration and Naturalization Service. Old Age and Survivors Insurance of the Social Security Board. Securities and Exchange Commission in Philadelphia. Wage Hour Division and part of the Office of the Solicitor of the Labor Department in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Electrification Administration
Farm Security Administration
St. Louis
Patent Office
Department of Commerce
New York
Fish and Wild Life Service
National Park Service
Office of Indian Affairs
Employes Compensation Commission
Railroad Retirement Board
Chicago
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Social Security Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Philadelphia
Office of the Solicitor of the Labor Department
Pittsburgh
Emergency Landing Near Greentown Is Reported
John Raymond Schwartz, a student pilot from Dewey Place Southwest, landed an aircraft in a field on the U. S. Stover farm one mile southeast of Greentown due to poor visibility. He had departed Midway airfield near Hudson en route to Canton. The plane was undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raymond Schwartz
Dewey Pl
U. S. Stover Farm
Greentown
Sheriff's Office
Midway Airfield
Hudson
Canton
Raiders over London
Heavy anti aircraft fire against air raiders broke out along the Thames estuary early tonight. Machine gun fire aloft could be heard plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames Estuary
German Swedish ore pact signed for one year
Reuters reports a German Swedish agreement for a year in which Sweden will supply large quantities of ore and machinery in exchange for 5,700,000 tons of coal. The dispatch from Stockholm notes the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters
Stockholm
Wake Up Americans Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
Citizens urged to support the United States Army and Navy by purchasing Defense Bonds and stamps. Buy at post offices banks savings and loan associations retail stores or from the newspaper carrier boy. Each purchase backs victory and national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Navy
United States Defense
Bank
Savings and Loan Association
Red Cross drives for $50,000,000 amid war need
Canton chapter leaders report a brisk fundraiser with 150 attendees and plans to solicit from manufacturers and businesses. They stress this emergency campaign exceeds the regular roll call, urge large gifts, and note that soldiers’ service justifies civilian contributions. A $300 starter donation from Golden Pheasant restaurant owners funds Greek war relief as part of the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Markley
Canton
Garfield
Red Cross
H. W. Hoover
Duerr
Markley
Tuscaranas St
Canton Chapter
Peter C. Gerros
Greek Campaign Committee
George Regas
George Mannos
McKinley High completes JRC drive for 2700 students
McKinley High school completed a brief Junior Red Cross membership drive in which every student joined. Principal J. L. G. Potter announced that 2,700 memberships cost 27 dollars. Cards will be issued Monday after the holiday break, with Miss Edna Shumaker and Miss Hazel Dovey in charge. A first old class will be formed under Miss Margaretta Eckis, while Miss Dovey chairs a teachers committee for knitting sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Margaretta Eckis
Dovey
Hong Kong Besieged as British See Narrow Hope for Relief
British military commentators claim Hong Kong is nearly lost with a slim chance of counterattacks from the rear and flank by Chinese forces. Dispatches report actions near Shumchun as Allied ships Prince of Wales and Repulse were sunk off the Malayan coast on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Shumchun
Prince of Wales
Repulse
Malayan
Pacific War Roundup and Luzon Beachhead Actions
A summary of early Pacific battles notes the interment of civilians, bombing of the Davao air field, and a first reported landing since Japanese beachheads formed at Aparri Vigan and Legaspi. A Tokyo broadcast claims British forces are encircled on Mount Victoria in Hong Kong as the siege continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davao
Tokyo
Pacific
Aparri-Vigan-Legaspi
Luzon
Hong Kong
Mount Victoria
Russians claim major German defeats and encirclements
Soviet communique reports Germans retreating to the west and southwest after losing 29 villages, with 10 more captured the next day. Pincers form near Kharkov and Volokolamsk while Kaluga is said recaptured. Finnish lines on Lakes Ladoga and Onega buckle as Russian ski troops and winterized tanks press the front. 15,000 Nazis are said killed in Mozhaisk closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalinin
Kharkov
Ukraine
Volokolamsk
Mozhaisk
Moscow
Kaluga
Bryansk-Kiev
Ladoga
Onega
Karelian
Svir
Red Star
Russia
Farm Produce Wants Fresh Fruit Ad Buy Fresh Fruit
Local want ad seeks buyers for fresh fruit through Farm Produce. Listings invite customers to purchase seasonal selections directly, urging prompt inquiry and delivery arrangements with the seller.
MacArthur cites 13 for heroism in Philippines
Gen Douglas MacArthur awarded the Distinguished Service Crosses to 13 men and officers for extraordinary heroism in action during the Japanese attack on Hawaii and in defense of the Philippines. Recipients include Lt. George S. Welsh and Lt. Kenneth M. Taylor for shooting down enemy planes, with posthumous awards to Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr. and Pvt. First Class Greeley B. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Far East
Philippines
Army
Washington
George S. Welsh
Wilmington
Del
Kenneth M. Taylor
Hominy
Okla
Hawaii
Welch
Taylor
Colin P. Kelly Jr
Army Air Force
Haruna
Luzon
Samuel H. Marett
Atlanta
Air Corps
Greeley B. Williams
Arthur Williams
Iowa City
Marett
New Braunfels
Tex
Carl P. Gies
Air Force
Jesus A. Villamor
Philippine Army
Roosevelt
Gen
MacArthur
Draft proposals expand army and naval strength after Pearl Harbor
Senator Reynolds says 600,000 more men aged 19 may join the draft. The army may recruit 18 year olds with parental consent. Senator Walsh pushes bills to raise Navy to 500,000 and Marine Corps to 104,000, doubling both services. Officials estimate 7,000,000 more men aged 20 to 44 could join the draft army of 755,000 plus. Inductions to continue at about 200,000 monthly, duration TBD by war progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Reynolds
North Carolina
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Marine Corps
Priority penalty hit on State Metals & Steel Co
The OPM priorities division announced withdrawal of all government priority assistance from State Metals & Steel Co of 6015th St SE for alleged violation of priority orders. The firm allegedly delivered high grade aluminum scrap without a priority rating causing 67,000 pounds of aluminum ingots to be diverted. Lieb & Buchalter in Brooklyn faced similar action over brass piping and copper tubing with a false high priority claim. Suspension lasts indefinitely and the local firm is barred from aluminum dealings during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPM Priorities
Washington
State Metals & Steel Co
6015Th St SE
OPM
Donald M. Nelson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lieb & Buchalter
Pay raises granted Louisville workers
Christmas gifts in the form of pay increases have been granted Louisville's night watchman Amos Cholley, Marshal Frank Guittard and employees and officials of the street department in legislation passed this week by village council. Marshal Guittard and Watchman Cholley will receive 1800 a year, Street Commissioner Lloyd Gero 6.50 a day, the assistant street commissioner and employer of the department 55 cents an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Amos Cholley
Frank Guittard
Marshal Guittard
Cholley
Lloyd Gero
Accident injures two in Mahoning road collision
Ralph Capuana, 24, of 1461 St. Elmo NE, received neck lacerations in a Friday night crash in the 2500 block of Mahoning NE. He and Mrs Handy were involved after Capuana’s vehicle, heading west, struck a Canton Pure Milk Co. truck driven by Howard Tharp of 613 Park Ave SW. Mrs Handy was not seen crossing Navarre Road before the incident and was taken to Aultman hospital. Capuana was treated at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Capuana
St. Elmo Are
Mercy Hospital
Mahoning Rd
Canton Pure Milk Co
Howard Tharp
Park Ave SW
Collision on Harrison Ave Left Ryan Sides in Head-On Crash
Walter Ryan, 24, of 1246 Roslyn Ave SW, suffered forehead lacerations, left shoulder contusions, and left knee abrasions after a 12:15 am head-on collision on Harrison Ave SW. He reportedly drove on the wrong side and collided with northbound car driven by Charles Caldarelli of 1030 Arlington Ave SW. Ryan was taken to Aultman Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ryan
Roslyn Ave
Harrison Ave
Ryan
Charles Caldarelli
Arlington Ave
Aultman
Three Cars In Crash Near Canton Injures Shaffer
Retha Shaffer, 22, of RD 6 North Canton, treated for forehead laceration and wrist sprain after a Friday crash at 5 20 p.m. involving three cars a quarter mile north of Canton on Route 8. Deputies said two vehicles driven by Robert Booth and Robert Farrenkopf stopped to turn left when Shaffer’s car was struck by Marvin Shaffer's machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retha Shaffer
RD 6
North Canton
Greentown
Canton
Robert F. Booth
23Rd St NW
Robert F. Farrenkopf
Tuscarawas St E
Marvin Shaffer
Marriage License Applications Feature Local Pairs
The Day In Canton lists numerous pairings, giving names ages and addresses for license applications in Canton. Entries include Hall Wood Cunningham Bender Horton Hastings Eberhardt Alexander Valentine Dunlap Tolles Borello Cavelli Labelle Magrath Wilkerson Rauber Booher Carr Frazer Hodel and others, reflecting a busy marriage window. Also noted are auto trade ads from Ewing Chevrolet and an alert about Pvt Cooley reporting safety at Pearl Harbor along with a Christmas Tree Painting ad from Reiss Body Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hall
Massillon
Anna Lee Wood
Robert Cunningham
Colonial Blvd
Eunice Bender
3Rd St
Joseph P. Horton
4Th St
Edith Hastings
Henry George Murray
North Canton
Gladys Pearson
Dueber
Jerome Eberhardt
Navarre
Mabel Alexander
Dwane Robert Valentine
6Th St NW
Thelma L. Dunlap
Minerva
Richard Bowers
Louisville
Pauline West
Pontius
Richard M. Tolles
Canton
Clara Borello
Aurora Blvd
Carl Cavelli
Madison Ave
Mary Labelle
Robert A. Luther
Alliance
Laura Magrath
Edwin Dempsey Wilkerson
Helen Mary Brand
Louis Reese Rauber
Akron
Mary Alice Booher
9Th St
Stanley Ewing
22Nd St
Dolores J. Carr
15Th St
Donald D. Frazer
Margaret Hodel
Gayle
Nose lacerations treated after Route 43 crash near Canton
Libby Banner 21 of Waynesburg received treatment for nose lacerations after a collision Friday morning involving a car carrying Henry Mask of Waynesburg and a truck driven by Edwin E. Snyder 18 of 903 High Ave SW, half a mile south of Canton, according to the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Banner
Waynesburg
Henry Mask
Edwin E. Snyder
High Ave
Canton
Sheriff's Office
Car Crash injures Massillon resident on Tremont avenue
Nick Cindia, 22, of 182 Charles street SE, received emergency treatment at City hospital for minor injuries after his car rear-ended another at Tremont avenue and 3rd street SE. Floyd R. Lindsay, of Massillon RD 2, was southbound when he suddenly stopped at the scene of a previous crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Nick Cindia
Charles St SE
City Hospital
Tremont Ave
3Rd St SE
Cindia
Floyd R. Lindsay
Mas Sillon
Multiple Drivers Arrested After Weekend Traffic Incidents
Glenn Charles Jones, 30, of 311 Drydenave NW, arrested for illegal operation of a motor vehicle after his car struck a parked machine Friday at 7 p m in front of 1115 6th st SW. Robert W. Halter, 18, of 2415 Adaps NW, charged with reckless driving for failing to yield after a minor accident Friday at 5 p m at 3rd st and High ave NW. John Kowach, 23, of Youngstown, arrested at 12:50 a m today on a reckless driving charge after passing cars at a crossing and damaging lowered crossing bars, claiming brake failure. Robert A. Kirkwood, 18, of 2248 15th st NE, cited for speeding 55 mph Friday at 11:20 p m on Mahoning rd NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Charles Jones
Drydenave
6Th St
Robert W. Halter
3Rd St
High Ave
John Kowach
Youngstown
Tuscarawas St E
Robert A. Kirkwood
15Th St
Mahoning Rd
British drive west of Bengasi threaten Axis retreat in Libya
British advances press Axis retreat in Libya as Derna and Mekili fall with little opposition. Air force strikes destroy enemy transport on packed roads while British patrols push toward Giovanni Berta and the coast, aiming to trap the retreating forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Libya
Bengasi
Derna
Mekili
Der
Royal Air Force
Christmas Furniture and Toys Close Out Sale Ad
Open Eyes Home Furnishings at 401 Market Street offers a close out sale with 1 percent price reductions on Christmas furniture and toys. Limited stock, fast service, hurry for discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Furn
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Notices
Carl Williams and Eleanor Rizk. William M. Shearsley and Ruth Singo. William Pledgure and Leila Mae Bell. Donald D. Frazer and Margaret Hodel. Fred Johnson and Patricia Hermann. James C. Martin and Molly J. Craig. Stanley R. Filonow and Donna H. Johnson. Sidney W. Poole and Doreen C. Smith. Orlan C. John and Rose McFerren. Edward A. Jasinski and Gladys E. Rose. Dine DeWees Appliance Dept open every eve from 7 till 9 up to Christmas at 511 12th NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singo
William Pledgure
Leila Mae Bell
Donald D. Frazer
Margaret Hodel
Fred Johnson
Patricia Hermann
James C. Martin
Molly J. Craig
Stanley R. Filonow
Donna H. Johnson
Sidney W. Poole
Doreen C. Smith
Orlan C. John
Rose McFerren
Edward A. Jasinski
Gladys E. Rose
Court notices list multiple civil actions and foreclosures
Common Pleas Court schedules actions including transfer of 2500 to road fund with Fred G. Pontius as treasurer against Avon Apparel Shops. Inc. tax claim 323. Foreclosure actions against Royal W. Ballard receiver and others, and heirs of John A. Daum. Al Berger sues Berger's Inc. over 650 note. Harold Boylan sues Pennsylvania Railroad for 2033 property damage. William R. Thomas receiver seeks declaratory judgment against William P. Heyne. Harvey Luke sues Pennsylvania Railroad for 10321 personal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Nimishillen
Fred G. Pontius
Avon Apparel Shops, Inc
Royal W. Ballard
Federal Bond & Mortgage Co
John A. Daum
al Berger
Cleveland
Berger’s, Inc
Massillon
Harold Boylan
7Th St NW
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
William R. Thomas
William P. Heyne
Harvey Luke
Louisville
Buy Defense Stamps At Art Nims Chevrolet
Art Nims Chevrolet at 730 Market St advertises defense stamps for sale with contact dial 7285. The friendly dealer promotes patriotic purchase as a community support effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nims Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Divorce Petitions Filed In Regional Case
Aulene Leonard of 1943 Bentley NE files for divorce from Richard E. Leonard of 1717 Frederick SW alleging gross neglect. Proceedings initiate divorce actions in the regional court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulene Leonard
Bentley
Richard E. Leonard
Frederick
City Radio Advertisement Reduces $50 Combo to $29.95
An advertisement from City Radio on 2015th NW promotes a $50 combination item now offered at $29.95, signaling a price cut aimed at attracting buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Radio
Hike closes 1941 Y M Y W hikers program Sunday
The Y M Y W Hikers club will finish its 1941 program with a Sunday hike in the country east of North Industry. Members meet at the Y M C A at 2B. Also advertised is Furniture Bargains For Cash at Glick's 1320 W Tusc. Open eyes. -Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.Y. W. Hikers Club
North Industry
Glick’s
Tusc
Adv
Patient at Aultman Hospital Observation
Freda Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Ellis of 1422 Bryan Street Southwest is in Aultman hospital for observation. Her condition is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman
Freda Ellis
O. J. Ellis
Bryan Are
Aultman Hospital
Canton banking club Christmas dance at Belden tonight
Canton chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold its annual Christmas dance in the Belden hotel tonight at 9 30. Harry Grunau's orchestra will play with Novelties 14 Off On. Poinsettias 75c up at Gilmore's 134 Cleve N Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
American Institute of Banking
Belden Hotel
Harry Grunau
Poinsettias
Gilmore's
N.adv
Golden Lodge Calendar Meetings and Events at SWOC
Golden lodge schedule from 1234 Harrison lists Sunday gatherings at 10 a m departing department 753 girl brightmen and lodge stewards and representatives at 2 p m all Gambrinus bearing. Monday program at 6 p m features a children’s Christmas party. Also advertised are Christmas Trees 39c and Fresh Eggs 35c at Cooper’s, 921 9th NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lodge
SWOC
Harrison
Department
Gambrinus
Cooper’s
Drive A Better Used Car at J and J Motors
Cor 12th and Cherry NE hosts J and J Motors Inc offering many fine bargains on used cars. Local dealers promote inventory, prices, and financing options aiming to attract buyers seeking reliable pre owned automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & J Motors, Inc
Cor
12Th & Cherry NE
Safe At Pearl Harbor From Pearl Harbor News
Mr and Mrs George H Fine frock of Cleveland report word from Pearl Harbor that their son Harry C Finefrock a chief water tender on a navy vessel is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
William Francis Cooley
Pearl Harbor
George H. Finefrock
Cleveland
Harry C. Finefrock
Buy Books From People Who Know Books Canterbury Craine
Canterbury Craine 2016th NW offers a book shop message promoting expert knowledge in literature and access to curated volumes for readers seeking reliable recommendations and quality editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury-Craine
Drive-In Market Ad for 2000 Fresh Cut Balsam Trees
A small classified ad notes 2,000 balsam trees for sale at $1.00 each. Market location listed as T7th Mahoning NE Drive-In Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Informed Of Soldier's Safety
Mr and Mrs Jacob Coron of 1339 11th st SE received a cablegram confirming the safety of their son Sgt Howard H Coron at Schofield Barracks Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Coron
1339
11Th St SE
Sgt
Howard H. Coron
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Bicycle Stolen From Clarendon School Report
Jack Farmer of 3319 13th st NW reported to police his bicycle was stolen Friday afternoon from the rear of the Clarendon school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Farmer
13Th St NW
Clarendon School
Car break-in at Meyers residence steals wheel and tire
Mrs. Charles W. Meyers of 123 27th street NE reported to police that the rear compartment of her car was broken into and a wheel and tire were stolen while the vehicle was parked at her home early Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Meyers
27Th St NE
Faces Gambling Charge Against Frank Solvey
Frank Solvey, 64, of 1114 Wells Ave SW, was arrested Friday afternoon at 925 Market Ave S on possession of gambling devices. Two money chance boards were confiscated, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Solvey
Wells Ave SW
Market Ave S
Thief Breaks Into Car Stolen Tools At Home
H A McCandless of 1325 Tuscarawas Street reported that the rear compartment of his car was broken into while parked at his home Thursday night. Tools valued at 18 dollars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. McCandless
Tuscara
Peace disturbance arrests in Cherry avenue SE
Louis Bryant 24 of 522 Madison Street SE and Minnie Reed 29 of 112 Navarre Road SE, both Negroes, were arrested Friday at 11 30 p m in the 900 block of Cherry Avenue SE on charges of disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bryant
Madison Et SE
Minnie Reed
Navarre Rd SE
Cherry Ave SE
Manreports theft of musical powder box from parked machine
Thomas Ridgeway of 1142 Clarendon avenue SW notified police that a musical powder box was stolen from his machine while it was parked before his home on Friday around 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ridgeway
Clarendon Ave
Belle Massenburg Treated for Scalp Laceration at Mercy Hospital
Belle Massenburg a 45 year old resident of 1314 Sycamore avenue SE was treated at Mercy hospital Friday night for a scalp laceration following an incident she described. Police were not immediately releasing further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Massenburg
Sycamore Ave SE
Mercy Hospital
War drives push to lift oil output for war effort
OKLAHOMA CITY Dec 20 The Associated Press reports Col E O Thompson chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission urged the nation’s huge oil industry to raise daily production by about 1,000,000 barrels to fuel wartime needs. He warned current fields may not sustain 5,000,000 barrels daily and urged stockpiling 60 million barrels of oil and 50 million barrels of gasoline in bombproof underground pits as the war expands into 1943 and 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Col. E. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Oil Regulatory Agency
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Thompson
Police report notes argument at home led to injury
A police report describes an argument at the woman's residence during which she sustained injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released further details about suspects or motives.
Traffic Bureau Summons for Disregard Charges
Richard Paul Dunn of Negrey, O is summoned on a charge of disregarding a stop sign. Marty J. Nyari Jr. of Cleveland is summoned on a charge of disregarding a signal light.
Robbery Attempt Near 23rd Street NE Leaves Woman Unharmed
Mrs. Joseph Mikiska reports two youths accosted her near her home at 8 45 p m Friday and attempted a robbery. A brief tussle knocked her down but she was unhurt. Police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mikiska
23Rd St NE
Named in dental affidavit arrests at Excel Dental Lab
Alan Sector aged 37 and Jack Gold berg also known as Jack Hol brook aged 46 were arrested on a warrant charging illegal practice of dentistry. The affidavit was filed by E H Sellers state dental board inspector. Arraignment set for Tuesday at 9 am in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Sector
Jack Goldberg
Jack Holbrook
Excel Dental Laboratory
Cleveland Ave NW
E. H. Sellers
State Dental Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wheeler and Nye
Civil Service Commission
Onesto Hotel
America
McKinley High
Junior Red Cross
Victoria
Borneo
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Quezon
U. S. Army
Pacific War
Amd
M’arthur
Mrs. Handy
Navarre Rd
Hart
Ewing
Reiss Body Shop
Dial
Carl Williams
Eleanor Rizk
William M. Shearsley
Ruth
Cadillac Auto Storage
Cleveland Ave
ALL Republic Steel
Workers OF Canton
Labor Hall
Walnut NE
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Tony Wons
News Depot
al Glick
Glick
Isaly
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