GUNS AND RADIOS OF ENEMY ALIENS TO BE IMPOUNDED
City police and the county sheriff prepare to receive large quantities of banned articles including short wave radios cameras and firearms from enemy aliens. The new rules telegraphed to 44 Ohio counties require surrender of radio receivers cameras and weapons with a Monday 11 pm deadline. German Japanese and Italian nationals are covered. receipts and storage are arranged by Canton police and the county sheriff. Violations may lead to internment and travel restrictions require written advance notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Francis B. Kavanagh
U. S
Cleveland
Francis Biddle
Dick France
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Kavanagh
Elmer E. Clark
Canton Police Department
Police Department
Clark
France
Stark County
Republicans Rule Cincinnati Council
Republicans dominated Cincinnati city government for the first time since 1923 after the reorganized council met under the November mandate. Mayor James Garfield Stewart won a third term and Willis D Gradison was elected vice mayor, while former Vice Mayor Edward N Waldvogel led the Charter opposition.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Coalition Charterites
Council
James Garfield Stewart
Willis D. Gradison
Edward N. Waldvogel
Charter Group
24 Persons Want Houses Ad Notice
Renters seek houses to rent and invite owners to place a Want Ad. Call 5101 and ask for the Want Ad-Taker to insert an inexpensive ad so it appears in tomorrow's paper. Reach these renters promptly while interest lasts.
Canton Welcomes New Year With Baby Count
Sixteen babies born in Canton on New Year’s Day eight girls and eight boys. Sandra Kay Masuta, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Masuta of 2109 24th St NE, tops the list born at Aultman hospital at 12:01 am. The two early arrivals at Mercy hospital, a pair of sturdy boys, were born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Watts of Hartville and Mr and Mrs William Ruegg of Canton RD 1 at 12:40 am.
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Canton
Sandra Kay
Stanley Masuta
24Th St NE
Aultman Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Lawrence Watts
Hartville
William Ruegg
RD 1
Masuta
Helen Coe
Alfred Bates
East Sparta
Anton
Sandra Kay Masuta
Burglars Loot Two Cafes and Five Homes
Five burglaries were reported over the holiday. Items stolen include cash, wines, cigars, an accordion, a watch, silverware, suits, and whisky. Victims include Nick Villamagna at 801 9th At SE, George Alesescu Cafe at 1601 Harrison Ave SW, Mrs Sophie Griffith at 801 Tuscara St E, Fred Wilkof at 18th St NW, and Carl Pucci at 930 Cherry Ave SE. Police noted entry via windows and doors, with varying methods from forced windows to pass keys.
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Nick Villamagna
9Th
George Alesescu
Harrison Ave
Sophie Griffith
Tuscara
St E
Fred Wilkof
18Th St NW
Davenport
Carl Pucci
Cherry Ave SE
Teachers Officials Attend Ohio Education Association Meeting
Canton and Stark county public schools officials and teachers traveled to Columbus for the 20th annual Ohio Education Association session. Supt J H Mason led the city delegation and Supt T C Knapp headed the county group with numerous Canton and Stark County educators in attendance.
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Canton
Stark County
Columbus
Ohio Education Association
J. H. Mason
T. C. Knapp
Grace Long
Clifton Warren
McKinley
Paul Smith
Belden
M. P. Watts
Gibbs
Burvil Glenn
Timken
Frances Weiser
McGregor
Bonnie Ruff
Hart
East Sparta Builder Arrives in Liberia
A cablegram to Mrs. Edwin McCoy of East Sparta announced the safe arrival of her husband, Nusanee McCoy, in Harbel Liberia, nearly a month after he left home. He departed November 24 for New York and sailed December 2. A former Timken Roller Bearing Co. employee, he will supervise building at the Firestone plantation and be away for a year.
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Edwin McCoy
East Sparta
Harbel
Liberia
Mr. McCoy
New York
Timken Roller Bearing Co
McCoy
Firestone Plantation
Defense enrollment set in Newcomerstown
Registration for civilian defense work will be held in Newcomerstown on Wednesday Thursday and Friday from 7 to 9 p m at the American Legion home under the Civic Women's organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
American Legion
Civic Women’s Organization
Sheriff Reorganizes Office For Defense Demands
Sheriff Dick France announced yesterday the appointment of Deputy Hugo Frank to head the criminal division effective immediately. Frank, once an investigator under the sheriff, will lead all criminal inquiries while Deputy Ed Hilliard remains in charge of the civil division. The identification department under Deputy W. J. Hine will fingerprint all jail inmates including municipal court cases on intoxication, with fingerprints now taken for felonies and other charges to aid national defense. Deputy Wilbur Ronk will oversee records, reflecting increased workload, as the sheriff expands civilian defense outreach through farm granges with Canton defense council support led by William Harrington of Alliance.
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Dick France
Hugo Frank
Frank
National Defense
Ed Hilliard
France
W. J. Hine
Wilbur Ronk
Ronk
William Harrington
Alliance
Canton Defense Council
Soldiers Learn Retreading of Tires at Akron School
Soldiers will learn to recap retread and repair auto and track tires at a new training school in Akron. An Army program, supported by a Baltimore Holabird depot test, aims to conserve 50 percent of rubber used on trucks and cars. Groups of 20 will train for eight weeks and then teach others in their units.
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Akron
Holabird Quartermaster Depot
Baltimore
Army
Republic Unions Seek Bond Plan for Defense Stamps
Local Unions 1200 2345 and 2327 of SWOC CIO urged Republic Steel to create a payroll allotment system to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps. The plan would serve 8500 to 8700 Canton production workers, with payroll deductions via a designated checkoff.
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SWOC
CIO
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Republic
Firemen Respond to Two Alarms in Massillon
Massillon firefighters answered two alarms on Thursday. At 6:30 a.m. they fought a tree fire behind 517 Oak avenue SE and at 12:40 p.m. they were summoned to 113 Second Street Southwest where a roast was burning in a stove.
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Massillon
Oak Ave
2Nd St
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Cincinnati Council
Ted
Dial
Sandra Masuta
Aultman
9Th SE
Mason and Knapp
Akron School
Stark Dry Goods
Canton Division
Stark’s
Solo Oa
Save
Stark’s Basement
TG A
Sale
Stark's Basement
Mezzanine
Stark's
Navy
Cork
Windsor
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