Sugar Bowl Meet Sets Pace With Track and Tennis Stars
In New Orleans City Park Stadium Greg Rice set an American three mile mark at 14 minutes 13 seconds while Fred Walcott Les Mas Mitchell and Cornelius Warmerdam also shone in field events. Sugar Bowl tennis semifinals featured Mulloy Schroeder Bartlett and Segura advancing with close scores and upsets.
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International News Service
New Orleans
South
Greg Rice
Fred Walcott
Les Mas Mitchell
Cornelius Warmerdam
City Park Stadium
Rice
Notre Dame
Fred Wilt
Earl Mitchell
Indiana
Wolcott
Bill Cummins
Fred
Rice Institute
MacMitchell
New York
Walter Mehl
Wisconsin
Campbell Kane
Warmerdam
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Carl Bartlett
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Segura
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Mulloy
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Bartlett
George Lyttleton-Rogers
Ireland
Canton Casco girls set for another Canton Akron title run
Canton Casco dominates the Canton Akron Women league midway through the season, holding a two game lead in a six club circuit. They beat Akron Main Recreations in a split weekend, 27 pins then 32, but dropped the final by four. Other standings show Melo Cleaners 3rd, North Canton 2nd, and Packards, with high scores by McDermott 526, Di Menna 517, Joseph 501, Thomas 525, Richards 525, and Peterwell 520.
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Canton Casco
Canton-Akron
Ralline
Ceantral
Wewe
Cascos
Akron
Canton
Melo Cleaners
Akron Packard
North Canton
Akron Buchtel
Peg McDermott
Mary di Menna
Wanda Joseph
Ethel Thomas
Melo
Hazel Richards
Peterwell
Packards
Floyd Hughes
Hughes
Walter Auer
Ludlows
Tool Room
Steels
North Canton Recreations
Jess Hershberger
Bob Storch
Kent
Johnny Demnesy
Storch
Zimber
Rossi Undertakers
Scavelli Gardens
de Luxe
Massillon
Lee Tavern Girls
Lee Men
Paul Schwalenberg
Pennsy Y. M. C. A
Marvin Blazer
Ed Dick
Power Plant
Engine House
Machine Shop
M. ‘Blazer
Davis
Canton Casco Cocee
Akron Main Recreation
Canton Melo Cleaners
Buchtel
Schwalenberg
Ang
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Price
Lostick
Blazer
Brunner
Madara
H. Packa
Dorsch
Reisinger
Spear
Louse Pup
Jedell
L. Packa
Mensch
Lehman
Green
R.schwanlb
J. Sullivan
Ballantine
Griffith
McNeel Hughes
Fife
L. Salasek
McKibben
Auer
Snyder
Galloway
Tawney
Smith
Linder
Eat
Manning
Dra
Louse
Culp
Fitzpatrick
M. Blazer
Ludlow
Steel Service Dept
Steel Dept
Office
Hub
Service
Unbeaten Games Dueber Methodists lead after week two
In the Young men division dueber Methodists remained undefeated with two straight wins, beating Crystal Park 49 to 20 as B Hayes scored 19 and Price 10. St Paul Episcopal topped First Baptist 15 to 10 led by Shaw four field goals. In the Senior division St George Rumanian drew a forfeit to stay even with First United Presbyterians who beat Simpson Methodists 37 to 30 with Quinn six field goals. Holy Trinity won its first game 36 to 28 over First Presbyterian as Panteli scored 22 and Mann 13. St George Syrians topped Dueber Methodists 24 to 20 with Shaheen six baskets.
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Dueber Methodists
Crystal Park Methodists
B. Hayes
Price
Kopf
St. Paul Episcopal
First Baptist
Shaw
St. George Rumanian
First United Presbyterians
Simpson Methodists
Quinn
C. Stewart
Simpsons
Holy Trinity
First Presbyterian
Panteli
B. Mann
St. George Syrians
N. B. Shaheen
LEAGU
St. George Romanian
First United Presbyt'n
First Christian
St George Syrian First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Simpson Methodist
Dueber Methodist
Holy Trinity First Presby
iKarras
Ferguson
Blanford
Rafailides
Aslanides
Blair
Thomas
Marantides
Albright
Zantopol’s
Pantel
Glover
Kalenter
Stewart
Dunbar
Scarlett
Sitter
Roy Kello
Kenning
Eschliman
Ray Kello
Cc. Stewart
YOUNG
St. Paul's Episcopal
Crystal Park
M. East. Paul First Baptist Shaw
Ebie
Miller
Ash
Oim
Souers
G Lewis
Steel Drops 47 for Yale Week
The Associated Press reports steel production fell four points during the Christmas holiday week, with national rate at 93.5 percent capacity. Ingot production continued, scrap stocks tight, and consumer purchasing waned as war production took precedence. District declines included Youngstown to 83 percent, Pittsburgh to 90, Wheeling to 90, Cincinnati to 82.5, Cleveland to 90.5, and Detroit to 86.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Steel Reported Today
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Detroit
Former Depositors to Receive Dividend
The Canton Mortgage Loan Co will start distributing about $85 000 as a third dividend to depositors of the former Central Savings bank on Jan 1. Secretary Glen Yohe said about 2 500 depositors will receive 10 percent of the balance on outstanding transferable notes and accrued interest to Jan 1 1942. Payments are at First Trust & Savings Bank.
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Canton Mortgage Loan Co
Central Savings Bank
Glen Yohe
First Trust & Savings Bank
Louis Retains Boxing Honors
Joe Louis defends his heavyweight title for the 21st time next Friday night and is named fighter of the year by Ring magazine in a 202 writers poll. Bud Baer ranks fourth. Billy Conn, Lem Franklin, and Bob Pastor lead various challengers, with several champions left out of top spots.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Ring Magazine
Buddy Baer
Naval Relief Society
Madison Square Garden
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Bob Pastor
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Baer
Chalky Wright
Gus Lesnevich
Tony Zale
Fred Cochrane
Jackie Paterson
Scotland
Sammy Angott
Washington
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Kai Kong Young
Hawaii
Manuel Ortiz
Los Angeles
Lou Salica
Alliance Faces Steubenville Test On Foreign Court
Alliance seeks a milestone upset as 3-0 Aviators challenge undefeated Steubenville Big Red on their home floor. Coach Nip Heim’s starless squad has beaten Erie Tech, Sebring, and Toronto, while Steubenville, guided by Bill Ellis, relies on seven returning starters from last year’s 13-6 crew. Tuesday’s clash tests strategy against new fanshaped backboards and rival experience.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Philip
Nip
Aviators
Heim
Bill Ellis
Steubenville
Big Red
Stubbers
Alliance
Ellis
North Canton
Vikings
Mt. Union College
Memorial Hall
Brooklyn Dodgers Spring Training Schedule For 1942
The Brooklyn Dodgers set 37 spring contests including seven in Havana and nine against the Yankees who beat them in 1941. Two Havana games will face the Giants, who also host a three game Miami series. Dodgers report February 19 in Havana and return March 11, then train in Daytona Beach rather than Clearwater, their usual spring home.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Havana
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Miami
Dodgers
United States
Florida
Daytona Beach
Clearwater
U S A Swimmers Star As West Defeats East
In Fort Lauderdale Ohio State and Michigan stars led a Western team to a 62 to 30 victory over the East in a feature event of the international aquatic forum. Jerry Kershner of Ohio State won the 400 meter event in 5 08.1, Miller Anderson of Ohio State, a freshman, dominated diving, and Dobson Burton of Michigan won the 50 meter race in 27.8 seconds.
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International News Service
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ohio State
Michigan
International Aquatic Forum
Jerry Kershner
Miller Anderson
Dobson Burton
Indianapolis 500 race suspended for war duration
New York dispatch reports the Indianapolis 500, long held on Decoration Day at the Indiana polis Motor Speedway, will be suspended for the duration of the war. Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, president of the speedway and AAA contest board chairman, announced a nationwide poll on future racing on AAA circuits.
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New York
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Eddie Rickenbacker
Speedway
Rickenbacker
American Automobile Association
AAA
Aluminum Dominates Airframe Material in Aircraft Industry
The airframe mainly uses aluminum and aluminum alloys, comprising about 69 percent of finished weight. An average airframe requires roughly 6,917 pounds of aluminum materials.
Canton meat prices and produce in New York stock listing
Canton meat dealers expect strong demand for pork and spare ribs with sauerkraut on New Year’s day. Prices shown include spare ribs 28 cents per pound and pork loin center cut 40 cents per pound. Canned sauerkraut 9 to 14 cents, fresh kraut 5 or 6 cents. Grain, butter, poultry, produce and seed prices listed by local firms and brokers. Regular listings unchanged.
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Canton
Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Job setup transfer interference questioned by Ohio official
Columbus, Dec. 29. C. Atkinson, administrator of the Ohio bureau of unemployment compensation, says transferring the state service to federal control deprives the BUC of initial contact with claimants. He criticizes loss of state line control and patriotism charges over dissent. The transfer was urged by President Roosevelt to aid defense manpower and industry.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Herschel C. Atkinson
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
American Economic Association
Federal Employment Service
Roosevelt
Ohio
Kodak to Pay Record $4.2 Million Bonus
Eastman Kodak Co will distribute a wage melon totaling 4.2 million dollars on March 13, officials announced. The 30th employee bonus will bring three decades of distributions to more than 51 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Government Ledger Reveals Fiscal Year Totals
United Press reports Washington figures through December 26 show expenses at 11.193 trillion dollars with war spending nearing 7.954 trillion. Receipts total 4.115 trillion, producing a net deficit of 7.009 trillion and a cash balance of 3.464 trillion. Public debt stands at 57.516 trillion, with a gold reserve of 22.751 trillion.
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United Press
Washington
Dog salmon bites fisherman in Nehalem incident
In Nehalem Washington on December 29 an inexperienced fisherman felt the bite of a dog salmon. He hauled the fish and managed to free his ankle after the animal clamped on. The incident illustrates the risk from dog salmon bites to anglers.
Prices from International News Service market report
Cleveland traders received a comprehensive price listing across dairy eggs live poultry homegrown Ohio produce and livestock. Butter eggs poultry and meat prices show firm markets with varied grades weights and small to large lots. Prices for apples beets carrots celery and other produce are noted along with hog sheep calf and cattle values.
Market Rally Falters Amid Broad Activity In New York
The stock market remained highly active in New York trading, extending little of Saturday’s rally. Many leaders added fractions to prior closes, with several chemicals advancing a point or more before profit taking. Notable gainers included Allied Chemical, Dow, du Pont, American Telephone, Johns Manville, Eastman Kodak, and others. Coca Cola and American Tobacco lagged.
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International News Service
New York
Allied Chemical
Dow, du Pont
American Telephone
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
Anaconda
Kennecott
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Westinghouse
Western Union
United Aircraft
Consolidated Aircraft
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Woolworth
Coca- Cola
American Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Texas Co
Chicago market report for dairy eggs and poultry prices
In Chicago on December 29 butter remains unavailable with steady tone and varied prices for extras and firsts. Eggs show ongoing unavailability with current receipts at 311 c. Fresh and dirties priced between 29 and 33 1 2 c. Live poultry lists irregular turkey, hen, leghorn, springer, broiler, rooster, duck and goose prices across multiple ranges.
Poultry and dairy prices steady in Pittsburgh market
Poultry markets show steady prices with heavy hens 20-22 cents, leghorns 16-17, red springers 19-21, rock springers 21-22, geese 17-18, turkeys 26-31. Butter holds at 92 score 35 1-4, 89 score 33 1-2, 88 score 32 3-4, standard 34 1-4. Eggs steady with nearby receipts 33, white standards 35, white extras 36.
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Lla.m
Lla
Gen Electric
Phillips Pete
Allied Stores
Gen Foods
Plymouth Oi
Amer Can
Gen Motors
Car & Fdy
Glidden
Radio Corp
Amer Loco Gimbel Bros Repab Steel
Mech & Fdry
Goodrich
Reynolds Metals Radiator
Int Harvester
Atlantic Coast
Int Nickel
Sou Pacific
Atlantic
Tel & Tel
Southern Ry
Aviation Corp Johns Manville
Jones & Laughlin
Sperry Corp
Barnsdall A
Kennecott
Bendix
Kresge
Cal
Beth Steel
Lee Rbr
Stand Oil Inc
Boeing Air
Lib On Ford
Stand Oil NJ
Borden Co
Libby McNeil Lib
Stand Oil of Ohio
Borg Warner
Loew's Inc
Stone & Webster
Briggs Mfg
Lorillard
Studebaker Canada Pacific
Mack Trucks
Texas Corp
Canada Dry
Marshall Field
Thompson Prod
Martin, Glenn
Timken
Ches & Ohio
Midland Steel
Timken R
Chrysler
Mont Ward
Twen Cent Fox Col G & E Mullins
Climax Moly
Murray Corp
Union Carb
Com Solvents
Nashelv Union Pac
Comwlrth & So
Nat Biscuit
United Aire
Consol Aircraft
Natl Cash Reg
United Airlines
Consol Edison
Nat
Nor Pacific Western Union
Curtiss Wright Ohio Oil
West’house
Elec
del & Hudson
Otis Steel
Wheeling Steel
Owens Iris Glass
Douglas Air
Packard
Woolworth
DuPont
Pan Am Airways
Eastman Rod
Paramount P
Youngst
el Auto Lite
Penn RR
Zenith Radio
el Pwr & L
Pepsi Cola
Eng Public Sve
Indus
Firestone
Phelps Dodge
Rails
International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Ohio
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Livestock prices in Cleveland market report
Cleveland livestock receipts total 2,000 with higher market. Light lights 11.25 to 11.75. cattle receipts 700 with active, strong demand. Steers 12 to 13.25. yearlings 10.25 to 12. cows 4.75 to 8. calves 12 to 16. Sheep receipts 1,500 with yearlings 6 to 10 and spring lambs 12.5 to 13. Prices reflect strong demand across light, cattle, calves, and sheep sectors.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Cattle Market Rises as Feeders Move Steers Higher
United Press reports a lively Pittsburgh cattle sale on December 29 with about 400 head active. Dry fed steers sold strong at 12.25 to 13.75 dollars for good to choice cattle and 10.25 dollars for medium to good grades.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Market Report Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Decline
Hog slaughter and cattle quotes ease with hogs at top 11.40 and bulk 10.50 to 11.30, feeders 8 to 12.50, cows 7.75 to 9, calves to 14. Beef steers range 12.50 to 14.25, yearlings 10 to 14.75, lambs 12 to 12.50, ewes 4 to 7. Sheep activity shows 15,000 head traded with prices 10 to 15 cents lower.
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International News Service
Chicago
Grain Prices Open Higher In Chicago Bid Week Start
Chicago grain prices opened fractionally higher on December 29 as a slow advance continued from Saturday. May wheat traded around 1.25 to 1.27, corn about 84 to 86 cents, oats near 56 cents, and soybeans easing to around 181 cents with mixed intraday quotes across contracts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Foreign students swell Harvard enrollment this year
Harvard University reports 356 students from foreign countries among a total 7,235 in the current registration. Canada leads with 51 scholars, followed by China 47, Germany 41, and England 22. In total 55 nations are represented.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Germany
Canada
China
England
Massillon Fire Runs To Liberty Bakery
Massillon firefighters rushed to the Liberty bakery at 124 Tremont avenue SW Sunday afternoon after an overheated stove caused a fire. The blaze damaged the roof of the building and the alarm sounded at 4 45 p m.
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Massillon
Depository Bureau
Liberty Bakery
Tremont Ave SW
Question on Insuring Diamond Ring After Christmas
Reader asks about insuring a very expensive diamond ring for loss theft or other hazards and whether such insurance is costly. Guidance references the John Jacob Agency Co at 121 Court Ave NW phone 7191 Just Back of the Courthouse for information on insurance problems.
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John Jacob Agency Co
Court Ave
N. W
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YALE
Erie Tech
Sebring
Toronto
Mingo Junction
Akron’ South
West
Indianapolis
Igo
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Government Ledger
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Enner & Cane
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,enner & Beane
American Gas & Elec
American Cyanamid
Arkansas Natural Gas
Bliss E Brewster Aeronautical
Eagle Picher
Bond & Share
Gulf Oil of
Penn &3
Pennroad Pioneer
Avia
Republic Technicolor
Seiberline Rubber
United Gas
Belden Brick
Mie
Canton Stamp & Enamel
Canton Drop Forge
Canton Hardware Co
Canton Mortgage Loan
Court Square
Diamond Cement
Diebold Safe
Home Savings
Moock Electric
Ohio Finance Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Public Service
Ohio Power To
Johnny Jacob
the Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Canton, Ohio
William H. Vodrey
East Liverpool
First National Bank
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