Veterans of World War One Meet in Canton Lunch Club
In Canton, the American Legion lunch group meets at Sue Ming restaurant each Monday noon. Attendees include attorneys, physicians, and officials from many walks of life who discuss World War II with seasoned WWI veterans. Key figures Henry W. Harter and Karl Kuemmerling share military insights and naval strategy while others weigh how to defeat Japan and Germany.
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Canton
American Legion
Sue Ming
Legion Post
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Henry W. Harter
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Germany
Italy
Harter
France
Karl Kuemmerling
Cincinnati
New Mexico
Marine
Quantico
Pacific
Kuemmerling
Hawaii
Japan
Huber J. Snyder
University of Michigan
Clay Pearce
Thaere
Clay V. Pearce
Wake Island
Marine Corps
Birchard F. Brundage
Calvary Presbyterian Church
H. W. Benedict
McKinley High School
American Legion Post
Lowell K. Weaver
Chve F. Sue
Stark County Launches Industrial Safety Drive for 1942
Thousands of workers in about 150 Stark County plants will begin a six month war on accidents January 1 under the Stark County Industrial Safety Campaign led by the Canton Chamber of Commerce. The effort aims to reduce injuries and boost war material production by keeping machines running 168 hours a week, with emphasis on safety, hours worked, and accident prevention across multiple plant groups.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Henry S. Ernst
Chamber
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Canton
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
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Ohio Industrial Commission
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Stark County Foremen’s Club
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Hoover Co
E. E. Greene
Timken Roller Bearing Co
H. P. Heyne
State Industrial Commission
R. J. Himmelright
Monarch Rubber Co
J. E. Lee
Sterling Baking Co
A. E. Loutzenheiser
Republic Steel Corp
Cc. C. Mead
S. A. Worth
Massillon Steel Casting Co
D. C. Wilcox
Army Rail Move Uses Vast Train Fleet in November
Washington December 27 reports the army moved officers and men by rail in November using 355 special trains, 1,792 sleeping cars, 1,281 coaches, 294 baggage cars plus 166 kitchen cars, 98 boxcars and 456 flat and gondola cars.
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