Tires Rationing Rules At Local OPA Office
The article outlines Tire and Tube purchase procedures under OPA rules, including application, inspection, certification, and board approval. It lists eligible board members, the posting of names, certificate validity of 30 days, and penalties for falsification. It notes quotas for Stark county, oath requirements, and conditions a buyer must certify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Canton Board
Ed S. Folk
Thomas H. Leahy
William B. Quinn
C. Frank Sherrard
State Council
M. L. Thurin
Lawrence S. Mann
L. S. Hamaker
Volunteer Enrollment for Civilian Defense Forms Available
Ten thousand enrollment forms are ready at Canton Civilian Defense HQ above Benders tavern for volunteers. The program starts Monday at 8 am. Applicants fill forms pledging to abide by orders and render service without compensation.
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United States of America
Canton
Bender’s Tavern
2Nd St
Civilian defense offices to centralize volunteer work in Canton
The Canton civilian defense program opens 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with headquarters serving the tire rationing board and volunteer recruitment. Officials emphasize patient filling of questionnaires, realistic information, and that nurses, first aid and nutrition instructors are sought. The staff includes Dave Miller, William Harrington Jr, and several secretaries. A speakers committee, chaired by Russell Burt, will aid clubs and lodges, with many organizations already volunteering to help sign questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire Board
Dave Miller
William E. Harrington, Jr
L. S. Hamaker
Thre
Helen Minener
Sherrick
Hazel Kerr
Betty Anderson
Felix Hinkle
Russell J. Burt
Canton
LaGuardia Orders City On Seven Day Week War Measure
Mayor LaGuardia announced that all New York city departments would switch to a seven day week starting Monday due to the war. He declined to elaborate and said a formal statement would come tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
LaGuardia
Prosecutor Urges Car Owners to Check Tire Serial Numbers
Prosecutor A. C. L. Barthelmeh urged owners to record tire serial numbers and describe tire details to aid theft investigations. He advised against buying used tires from unknown sellers, warned about defaced serials, and recommended reporting sales attempts and keeping cars visible at night to deter theft.
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A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Yugoslav Citizens Club Pledges Service in War Support
Members of the American Yugoslav Citizens club write to Rep. William R. Thom offering service for national defense and the destruction of enemies. Thom acknowledges the pledge praising Yugoslav resistance and commitment to liberty and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslav Citizens Club
William R. Thom
United States of America
George Leonard
Rep. Thom
Yugoslavia
More Men in Service Granted Furloughs
Sgt. James Nixon of Camp Shelby visits his parents at 121 13th St NW. Lieut. Robert V. Muckley returns to Ft. Benning after a 10 day leave with relatives. Pvt. Richard Schwertner of Camp Shelby is home for a 14 day furlough with his mother at 3211 2nd St NW. Pvt. Gien Smith of Ft. Knox spends 10 days with his parents at 1115 13th St NE. Pvt. Sammy Orlando of Camp Bullis visits his parents in Waynesburg. Pvt. Karl Wagner leaves for Ft. Knox after a furlough with his parents at 2214 Harrisburg Rd NE and his brother G W Wagner Jr. of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Muckley
Ft. Benning
Richard Schwertner
Camp Shelby
Laura Schwertner
2Nd St
Gien “3. Smith
Ft. Knox
Philip E. Smith
13Th St
Sammy Orlando
Camp Bullis
Tex
Angelo Orlando
Waynesburg
Karl Wagner
G. W. Wagner
Harrisburg Rd
G. W. Wagner Jr
Cleveland
Four Brothers Enlist In Nation's Forces
Lyle Minnesota January 3 four sons of Mr and Mrs H A Matter have all enlisted in the armed forces. Darrell 21 serves in the navy while Donald 25 and twins Roger and Robert 23 serve in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Minn
H. A. Matter
Darrell
Donald
Roger
Robert
Poultry Thefts Reported In Waynesburg Area
C. W. Wilson of RD 1 Waynesburg reports to county deputy sheriffs his chicken coop was broken into Friday night and 12 white Plymouth Rock pullets valued at 2 dollars each were stolen, total loss 24 dollars.
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C. W. Wilson
Waynesburg
Plymouth Rock
Indians Vote $400000 for Defense Bonds in Oklahoma
Euchee and Creek Indians of Oklahoma in a special intertribal council assembly voted unanimously to spend $400,000 for defense bonds. They agreed to turn over the funds already on deposit in Washington to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
Euchee and
Creek Indians of
Oklahoma
Washington
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Office of Price Administration
Tire Rationing Board
Neme
Meight
Air Reid Werden
Cipally
U.S
Arthur
Optician
the Dime Savings Bank
Canton, C
U. S
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Washington, D. C
United States Defense
Sgt
James Nixon
Harold Nixon
13Th St NW
Stebbins Typewriter Co
West Tuscarn
Charmade
SEARS
All-In
United States Savings
Market
DIAL
Savemary
Axminster
Snyder
Snyder’s
NEW Furn
Martcote Market Ave
Uvae
Grand Theater
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