Canton Board Approves 1942 School Outlay Increase
Canton board of education approved a 1942 general fund appropriation totaling 1 874 594, up 77 859 from 1941, driven by wage boosts 26 500 and contingency and defense program funding. President George H. Double re elected. John F Roos reelected clerk treasurer. A A Weisbacher superintendent. Additional funds cover salaries 1 524 500 and capital investment 14 000 while contingencies rise to 25 134 and the total budget surpasses last year by 100 778. The board authorized purchases for heating upgrades at McKinley High, approved resignations and staffing changes, and set next steps for Red Cross and Community Chest efforts with Cantons 70 000 pledge target. Public notices included civil service adjustments and janitor eligibility exams set for February 7.
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Canton Board of Education
John Roos
National Defense
George H. Double
John A. Pearl
Fred K. Domer
Mr. Pearl
John F. Roos
A. A. Weisbacher
James E. Barrick
Timken
F. W. Swan
McKinley
Jesse H. Mason
Red Cross
Canton
Lehman High School
Patricia Ewing
Herbert Zellers
Roosevelt School
Floyd Rogers
Clarendon
Dueber
J. M. White
Roosevelt
McKinley High
Civil Service Commission
Civil Services
Huber J. Snyder
McKinley High School
Backache Relief Through Kidney Health Claims
The ad argues nagging backache stems from tired kidneys and promotes Doan's Pills as a proven, long standing remedy. It notes kidneys remove wastes from blood, suggests symptoms like swelling and dizziness indicate kidney trouble, and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan's Pills.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Mayor Lair In Louisville Donates Salary To War Effort
Louisville mayor Earl C. Lair began his fourth term by offering his two year salary of 1800 to charitable institutions and for defense. He and council also appointed Frank Cap Guittard as marshal for 1942 and Walter McCord as clerk. New officials swore in include Roy Baughman Charles Meininger Robert Haider Lawrence Vieland Ira Menegay and G H Henning. Committees were named to handle finance street sewer and public buildings.
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Earl C. Lair
Louisville
Lair
J. Leland Kerstetter
Frank
Cap) Guittard
Walter McCord
Roy Baughman
Charles Meininger
Robert Haider
Lawrence Vieland
Ira Menegay
G. H. Henning
Baughman
Meininger
Mr. Kerstetter
Homer Kandel
Clarence
Pat) Shoemaker
Amos Cholley
Lloyd Gero
John Lorah
Henry Royer
Auto Dealers Await Data On Sales Ban Details
Stark County Automobile Dealers association discussed the government ban on new car and truck sales at a session in the Onesto hotel. No action until the Production Management office clarifies the order by Thursday, Jan. 15. Dealers with new units plan to hire watchmen. next meeting set for Monday.
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Stark County Automobile Dealers Association
Onesto
Office of Production Management
Horoscopes for Wednesday January seventh in business and ambition
The astrology notes propitious signs for ambitious aims in work and projects with help from superiors. Caution is urged against deception and excess while astute judgment may avert losses and yield surprising gains. Birthday individuals may see opportunities in finance invention research and radical ideas.
Helen Boswell Dies Former US Commissioner to Panama and Spain
Helen Varick Boswell, 78, who served as United States commissioner to Panama and to Spain under Taft and Coolidge, died Monday at French Hospital in New York. A Baltimore native, she was a pioneer woman in Republican politics.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Varick Boswell
United States
Panama
Spain
Taft
Coolidge
French Hospital
Baltimore
Draft lottery looming after 9 million signups
Selective service officials expect a national draft lottery for the 9,000,000 men who register February 16, to follow about two weeks later. Registrants aged 20 to 44 will be classified for active service within three to four months, with March set for registration of youths 18 to 20 and men 45 to 65.
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International News Service
Washington
Selective Service
Roosevelt
Lewis B. Hershey
Indicted in Murder in Athens County
Kenneth Parsons, 22, indicted by the Athens county grand jury on second degree murder for the December 23 slaying of Mrs. Etta Collins, 47, of Salem nearby.
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Athens, O
Kenneth Parsons
Athens County
Grand Jury
Etta Collins
Salem
Read Instructions Before Filing Your 1941 Tax Return
Advice urging taxpayers to study IRS instructions before filing. Warns against rushing, highlights Form 1040 versus 1040A choices for small incomes, notes 1941 tax will be higher, and outlines payment deadlines and installment options through December 15 1942. Emphasizes accuracy to avoid audit issues and extra cost.
Canton Soldiers Return From Short Furloughs
Sgt. Thomas Williams of Camp Shelby returns after an eight day furlough. Corp. Adolph Wojtowicz from Ft. Thomas reception center completes a seven day furlough with his father in Canton. Pvt. Walter Cowan of Camp Gordon is home on furlough visiting his parents in North Canton.
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Thomas Williams
Camp Shelby
Mary Williams
Columbus
Corp
Adolph Wojtowicz
Ft. Thomas
Peter Wojtowicz
Park
Walter Cowan
Camp Gordon
W. D. Cowan
Donnerrd
North Canton
Carroll County Fair Board Names VanFossen Leader
Carroll County Agricultural society reelected Howard VanFossen of RD 2 Salineville as president and Leonard George of Harlem Springs as secretary. R L Rutledge is the new vice president.
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Carrollton
Carroll County Agricultural Society
Howard VanFossen
Salineville
Leonard George
Harlem Springs
R. L. Rutledge
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Floyd Schwartzwalder
United States Army
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Army
Florence Housley
Mary Madeline O'Neill
McGregor
Haidet
Diana Construction Co
High St
S. Silverst
S. Nickleplate Rd
Nickleplate
Ickes Ct
Board of Public Affairs
Helen Boswell
Cadillac Auto Storage
Cleveland Ave
City Loan
New ‘Self Defense
Market
A. L. Kauffmann
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Income Tax
Don’ts
Carroll Fair Board
Vanfossen
Liberal
R&j
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