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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1942

Page

8

Canton Civilian Defense Outlines Duties and Setup

Felix Hinkle drafts a working plan for Canton's civilian defense program approved by Maj. Ralph D. Henderson. The plan outlines duties for local officials and uses existing police fire hospitals as nuclei to build a broader defense network for potential enemy attack. It emphasizes insurance-like readiness rather than profit.

Canton Felix Hinkle Ralph D. Henderson Ohio Columbus Hinkle

Seven Dugan and Ritz Sons Serve in U S Forces

The Dugan and Ritz families from 713 High Street celebrate seven sons serving in the military. Six in the Army, one in the Navy, with moves from Texas to Iceland and Wyoming. Parents proud, letters flow weekly, home life changed as sons enlist and await return.

Army Navy Clarence R. Dugan 713 High Uncle Sam Iceland Clarence Jr Clyde Harold Dugan Bill Harold Louis Delbert Ritz Texas Delbert West Point Annapolis Naval Air Station Corpus Christi Tex Sheppard Field Clarence Sr Pennsylvania Rail Mansfield Pittsburgh Dugan Ritz Celtic First Christian Church

Farmers' Week at Ohio State Opens Monday

The 30th annual Farmers' Week at Ohio State University begins Monday with a food for freedom drive and wartime crop plans. Notable speakers include Karl Brandt of Stanford on America and the World War, Dr. Hornell Hart of Duke on Creative Living, and Lowry Nelson of Minnesota on human resources conservation. Louis Bromfield is slated for Tuesday Farm Bureau day. Governor Bricker is absent Wednesday due to his mother's death.

United Press Columbus Ohio State University Food For Freedom Karl Brandt Stanford University America Hornell Hart Duke University Lowry Nelson University of Minnesota Louis Bromfield Mansfield Farm Bureau Bureau of Internal Revenue Ohio Farmer, Agricultural Paper Bricker

Coordinated civilian defense plan outlined for volunteer effort

The plan creates an integrated civilian defense structure with a central headquarters, three activity groups, and a public safety chief coordinating emergency and non emergency work. It calls for complete inventories of equipment and volunteers, rapid training, and aggressive promotion of programs to enlist and deploy auxiliaries efficiently.

Public Safety Committee Paul G. Gnau Public Safety Hinkle Jess Sherrick Headquarters A. G. Moser David Zollars David Miller III Sherrick Washington Columbus

Film Worsts Chosen by Harvard Lampoon

International News Service reports Harvard Lampoon named Betty Grable and Veronica Lake as the movie worsts of the year. Grable cited for the most consistently worst performances and Lake for the worst discovery of 1941.

International News Service Cambridge Mass Harvard Lampoon Betty Grable Veronica Lake Ann Sheridan Miss Grable Miss Lake

Former fireman drew arson team in Ohio case

Paul Brock, once a Portsmouth volunteer firefighter, was sentenced in Columbus to 11 to 103 years in state prison on six arson counts. The conviction includes a count linked to a $200,000 lumberyard blaze at the H. H. Geisy Co. on October 29, with Judge Dana F. Reynolds delivering the sentence yesterday.

Associated Press Columbus Paul Brock Portsmouth Ohio Penitentiary Dana F. Reynolds Brock H. H. Geisy Co

U S Radio Plants Ordered To Cut Output To Public

The war production board ordered radio and phonograph makers to slash civilian output by 45 percent for large firms and 35 percent for smaller plants over the next 90 days. Major companies will switch to near 100 percent production for military contracts including field radios for 185000 planes and 120000 tanks. Small sets to be used in civilian devices will face fewer tubes and sockets. Supplies aim to cover repairs of existing civilian radios.

War Production Board WPB

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