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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1942

Page

10

Supreme Court Denies Hearing To Enemy

The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by Italian ambassador Prince Don Ascanio Colonna challenging the government's seizure of the tanker Brennero and its oil cargo at Hoboken. The court ruled that war suspends enemy plaintiffs' rights to sue. An enemy may defend against suits but not initiate actions.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court Don Ascanio Colonna Brennero Hoboken N. J Power Commission Federal Power Commission Illinois Commerce Commission Illinois Natural Gas Co Mattoon Central Illinois Public Service Co CIO Middletown, O Sixth Federal Circuit Court

Auxiliary Fire Plan Outlined by Canton Leader

Walter Witham, fire protection chairman, explained Canton plan to recruit 400 volunteers for an auxiliary firefighting force. Local units will align with city stations under Canton Insurance Agents club leadership and be trained by regular firefighters. He cited London's 1938 preparations and 20 000 fires handled in early war to stress readiness in an industrial center.

Canton Civilian Defense Fire Protection Committee Walter Witham American Legion Sue Ming Canton Insurance Agents Club Witham George Jacob Laurence C. Maloney London

Beardall Named Annapolis Naval Academy Superintendent

Capt. John Beardall, Roosevelt's naval aid since May, is selected as the next superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis. His nomination as rear admiral is before the Senate, with a likely installation late this month. He succeeds Rear Admiral Russell Willson, now chief of staff to Admiral Ernest J. King.

Associated Press Washington John Beardall Roosevelt Naval Academy Annapolis Senate Beardall Russell Willson Ernest J. King United States

County Parties Map Election Board Changes Soon

Republican and Democratic county committees plan to nominate two candidates for the county board of elections, with vacancies effective March 1. The GOP meets tonight at the Onesta hotel to suggest a replacement for Robert Graham of Alliance. Democrats have not set a meeting time but seek to fill Leroy Schirack’s seat. The board will have a Republican chief clerk and a Democratic deputy clerk, with the chairman to be from the opposite party. Current terms include Russell Mack and Carl Klein.

Secretary of State Board of Elections G.O.P Onesta Robert Graham Alliance Carl F. Klein Leroy T. Schirack Elections Board R. F. Maier Massillon Emil J. Kauffmann Russell H. Mack

Essay Winners Will Receive Defense Bonds And Stamps

The Repository announces its fifth annual news essay contest for Canton area high school pupils and others in Stark County. Prizes include Defense Stamps and Bonds with weekly awards of 5, 3, and 2 dollars and five $1 honors, plus grand prizes of $25 bond and $10 cash equivalent in Defense Stamps. Essays should be up to 250 words on any weekly news story, judged by The Repository editorial staff.

Canton Area U. S Canton Mt. Marie Stark Repository

Defense Stamp Sale Soars In December

United Press reports Defense Savings Stamp sales quadrupled in December amid wartime. Secretary Mor genthau said December total reached 25.65 million dollars, driven largely by newspaper carriers and merchants, four times November sales and the highest in six months.

United Press Washington Defense Savings Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau

Ban on extra pants urged to save cloth

Irvin Benger of the International Association of Clothing Designers argues that an extra pair of pants is a luxury and should be eliminated as a patriotic duty. The Baltimore based vice president says removing the extra pants would save hundreds of yards of material and labor that could aid defense efforts.

Associated Press Philadelphia Irvin Benger International Association of Clothing Designers Bender Association Baltimore

Sheep Train Scarecrows Aid Grazing Herds

SALT LAKE CITY January 6 The U S grazing service reports a western sheep grower trains sheep to haul small carts with life sized scarecrows to deter wolves and coyotes from grazing flocks.

Salt Lake City U. S. Grazing Service

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