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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1942

Page

6

Sugars And Tobaccos Lead Market Upward

The stock market edged higher led by sugars and tobaccos with gains of 1 to 2 points. American Tobacco and B shares rose about 2 points while Bajardo and South Porto Rico climbed over a point to new 1941-42 peaks. Rails remained strong with Santa Fe reaching new highs and recently reorganized roads like Chicago Great Western Erie and Wabash favored.

International News Service New York American Tobacco Bajardo Porto Rico Santa Fe Chicago Great Western Erie Wabash Cerro de Pasco Coca-Cola Procter & Gamble

New York curb bonds tied to Merrill Lynch firms

A New York market note links curb financing to Merrill Lynch and partner firms including American Cyanamid, Cities Service, Pid Elec, Bond & Share, Fairchild Aircraft, Niagara Hudson Power, outlining their roles in a broad municipal funding plan.

Fairchild Aircraft Niagara Hudson Power

Government Ledger of Fiscal Year Finances

Government expenses and receipts through January 23 show total outlays at 13.4669 trillion, with war spending at 9.7323 trillion. Receipts stand at 4.6076 trillion, leaving a net deficit of 8.7869 trillion and a cash balance of 2.9798 trillion. Public debt totals 59.4458 trillion with a gold reserve of 22.7409 trillion.

United Press Washington

Wooster Co operative Livestock directors reelected

Wooster group reelects as directors J. B. Wylie G. G. McCoy of Wooster and E. S. Grosjean of Fredericksburg for three year terms. Winston Wyckoff of Wooster and John Baab of Orrville win two year terms.

Wooster Group Wooster Wooster Cooperative Livestock Association J. B. Wylie G. G. McCoy E. S. Grosjean Fredericksburg Winston Wyckoff John Baab Orrville

Livestock Prices Report from Cleveland Market

Cleveland livestock market reports receipts for cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs. Prices rise for many classes with cows and pigs showing varied demand. steady to firm trend overall. Ohio produce items and produce prices accompany the market data.

Livestock Market Prices Pittsburgh Jan 26 1920s

Cattle 675 steady with ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls. hogs 400 head active up to 40 cents higher across weights. sheep 900 head active with lamb prices. calves 400 steady with good to choice at 15 to 16 dollars, culls 9 to 11.

Pittsburgh

Chicago live stock prices squeeze higher on demand

Hog prices rise 10 to 15 cents with top at 11.75 and bulk 11.25 to 11.60, holdovers 1,000. Cattle receipts 8,000 with gains 15 to 25 cents, calves steady. Beef steers range 9.50 to 14.25, yearlings 10 to 14.75, butchers 8 to 14, feeders 8 to 12.50. Sheep 7,500 steady. lambs 12.25 to 12.65, yearlings 9.75 to 10.75, feeders 11 to 12. Widespread market activity across hogs, cattle and sheep.

Chicago

Prices From International News Service Dairy Quotations

Butter extras 41 standards 38 1 2 market firm eggs prices paid shippers in 100 case lots extras 34 mediums 31 current receipts 32 1 2 market fair government graded eggs jobbing prices to retailers U S extras large white cases 39 1 2 U S standards large white cases 36 1 2 U S extras medium large white cases 34 U S standards medium white cases 33 live poultry hens heavy 26 hens medium 25 hens leghorn heavy 21 hens leghorn white 18 broilers Delaware 23 broilers colored 22 broilers leghorn small 20 spring

A. m. Il Allied Stores Gen Motors Phelps Dodge Amer Can Gimbel Bros Pure Il Amer Loco Graham Praige Repab Steel Am Radiator Gt North Ptd Reynolds Tob B Am Roll Mis Hercules Mo Savage Arms Am Smelt & R Hudson Mot Sears Roebuck Illinois Cent Sharon Steel Int Harvester Tel & Tel Pacific Johns Manville Atchison Jones & Laughlin Southern Ry Kennecott Atlantic Kresge Sperry Corp Ford Oil Ind Beth Barnsdall Libby McNeil Oil NJ Steel Loew's Inc Stone & Webster Borden Co Lone Star Cement Texas Corp Borg Warner Lorillard Tex Gulf Sul Briggs Mfg Vy Mack Trucks Twen Cent Fox Cerrod Pase Marshall Field Union Carb Ches & Ohio Midland Steel Union Pac City Ice & F Mont Ward United Aire Col G@ & KE Murray Corp United Airlines Climax Moly Nas ‘Ely United Fruit Gt Nat Biscuit Imp Consol Edison Natl Cash Reg Natl Dairy P US Steel Crucible Steel Central Warner Bros . Vy Cub Am Sugar North American Western Union Curtiss Wright Nor Am Avia West’house Elec del & Hudson Paramount P Youngst S & T Fen Electric En Foods Penn Ile Indus Pepsi Cola Ohio International News Service Cleveland U. S Broilers Delaware

Grain Quotes Push Prices To Five-Year Peaks

Chicago grain market rises with soybeans leading gains up to 3 cents above 2.02 a bushel. Corn and rye gain about a cent as renewed industrial demand boosts speculation. May delivery prices show sharp increases across soybeans corn rye while wheat edges up.

Chicago

Chicago market summary for butter eggs and poultry

Chicago prices steady on butter with 903 tubes and eggs with 5310 cases. Live poultry stable with turkeys 18 to 26 cents, hens 17 to 20, leg horn hens 12 to 16, springers 18 to 23, broilers 17 to 18, ducks 14 to 20, geese 12 to 18 cents per unit.

Poultry and egg market report from Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh market summary lists poultry prices for heavy hens leghorns red springers and rock springers at 18 to 28 cents per pound with geese and turkeys also quoted. Butter and eggs show firm tones with range for butter at 35 to 36 cents and eggs near receipts and standards around 32 to 34 cents per dozen.

Safecrackers Foiled But Take Used Tires

Leo Raskin reported burglars looted his service station at 812 Market over Sunday night. They knocked the safe combination off but could not enter the safe. They stolen 23 used tires worth 172 dollars two fog lights a case of oil seven inner tubes and four dollars in cash. Jeff Harris said his station at 412 Young Ave SE was entered Sunday night by burglars who took 24 gallons of gasoline and four auto batteries, two from cars in the station.

Leo Raskin Market Jeff Harris Young Ave SE

Contract Parley Tuesday In Cleveland For New Pact

Negotiating committees of the Canton Motor Carriers association and the local cartage drivers and dock men division of Truck Drivers Local AFL will meet at the Avalon restaurant in Cleveland next Tuesday at 8 p m to discuss provisions of a new contract. An employers proposal was considered at Central Labor hall Sunday morning. A two year contract affecting 250 employees and about 30 employers will expire Sunday.

Canton Motor Carriers Association Cartage Drivers and Dock Men’s Division Truck Drivers Local AFL Avalon Cleveland Central Labor Hall

Market Prices for Wheat and Produce Decline or Hold Steady

Wheat rose to 1.23 per bushel signaling a near two week price halt. Oats 0.45, rye 0.55, yellow shell No 2 corn 0.75 per bushel. Produce and dairy quotes list varied rates from hay to butterfat, poultry, seeds, and fresh fruits, with multiple regional quotations and supplier names.

U S Wage Suit Cites Bakery in Navarre

The Cleveland wage hour office filed suit in federal court to enjoin Alfred Nickles Bakery Inc of Navarre from wage hour act violations. Former employees seek 50 000 back wages and 50 000 liquidated damages. The firm believed itself exempt but later was ruled subject. The company has complied since January 1941.

Cleveland The Wage-Hour Administration Federal District Court Alfred Nickles Bakery, Inc Navarre Ernest Nickles American Bakers Association Bakery and Confectionery Workers of America AFL Mr. Nickles West Virginia Nickles Company Nickles Wagehour

Duane Baker Named Air Corps Lieutenant

Duane E. Baker son of Mr and Mrs E M Baker of 100 Concord Ave SW was commissioned a second lieutenant after completing radio communications courses at Scott Field Illinois. He is among the first group to receive commissions under the new ruling allowing immediate commissioning after training.

Duane E. Baker E. M. Baker Concordate Scott Field Ill Air Corps Lieut. Baker

PTA Activities Plans Cakewalk for Hot Lunch Fund

Paris association executive board met at Mrs. Emmet Myers home to discuss a school cakewalk on February 13. Proceeds will support the hot lunch project at the school.

Paris Asociation Emmet Myers

Final Vote Due On Price Curb Legislation

Washington January 26 Congress leaders optimistic about final action on wartime price curb legislation after a six month struggle. Both houses to take up a conference report, with President Roosevelt expected to receive it tonight. Rep Wolcott seeks to send it back for overhauling on licensing and a five member review board. Approval faces farm bloc objections in the Senate about farm price provisions.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Rep. Wolcott Michigan Senate House Conference Committee Senate House

Canton firms shine in statewide safety contests

Twelve Canton district firms topped division leaders in Ohio safety and hygiene campaigns run by the Ohio Industrial Commission. Winners span printers, electric utilities, mines, scrap metal, meat packing, construction, breweries, and petroleum marketers across several period and employment-size classifications.

Canton Ohio Industrial Commission Division of Safety and Hygiene Canton Repository John Igelstroem Co Massillon Electric Power and Light Ohio Public Service Co Alliance Orrville Municipal Billman Coal Co Indian Ledge Massillon Tuscarawas Coal Co Johnstown Dover Scrap Iron and Steel B. Milinsky &Sons New Philadelphia Volper Iron & Metal Co Wooster Only Sausage Co Elmer O. Vogt Co New Philadelphia Brewery Allegheny-Arrow Oil] Co

Mary Livingstone Confined To Home After TV Broadcast

Hollywood reports Mary Livingstone wife of comedian Jack Benny was confined to her home after fainting on stage following the Benny broadcast. She has been treated for a sinus infection and was carried from the dressing room by Benny and Phil Harris before being taken home.

International News Service Hollywood Mary Livingstone Jack Benny Benny Phil Harris

Births in Louisville Mark January Daughters and a Son

Birth announcements from Louisville list new arrivals: Mr and Mrs Joseph Kearns welcome a daughter on January 18, Mr and Mrs Dwight Myers add a daughter on January 18, Mr and Mrs Albert Flitcraft announce a daughter on January 19, Mr and Mrs Marian Stermer greet a daughter on January 13, and Mr and Mrs Alfred Buck report a son William James born January 16.

Louisville Joseph Kearns Dwight Myers Albert Flitcraft Marian Stermer Alfred Buck William James

Births in Canton and Massillon announce several Feb births

The Day In Canton lists births to families including Mr. and Mrs. Holland Anthony of Massillon a son born January 23 with Aultman noted. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Domer and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson of East Canton are linked to a daughter born January 24. Additional births to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Salvadore, Mr. and Mrs. George Carlutu, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Comber, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hudak span January 24–25 with Aultman references.

Holland Anthony Massillon Aultman Wilbert Domer Joseph Johnson East Canton Pete Salvadore 10Th St NW George Carlutu 6Th St SE Wilbert Adams Uniontown Robert P. Comber 13Th St NW Michael J. Hudak Struble

Used car opportunity at Ewing Chevrolet

Quick action needed to buy a practically new used car at Ewing Chevrolet located at 929 Cleveland N. Adv. The dealership emphasizes limited availability and urges customers to act fast to secure a vehicle.

Ewing Chevrolet Cleveland N

Man Thrown From Horse Receives First Aid

Paul Zeller age 24 of 927 Park Ave SW was treated at Ault Man Hospital Sunday for chest abrasions and a sprained wrist after being thrown from a horse.

Paul Zeller Park Ave Aultman Hospital

J & J Motors Ad Offers Late Model Cars

Local car dealer promotes late model used cars as looking and running like new at 12th and Cherry NE, inviting customers to consider their inventory.

J & J Motors 12Th & Cherry

Power Engineers To Meet in Canton Chapter Program

Canton chapter of the National Association of Power Engineers will present an educational program at its semi monthly meeting in Central Y M C A Wednesday at 8 p m.

Canton The National Association of Power Engineers Central

Do You Need New Tires All Kelly Tire Dealers

Do You Need New Tires All Kelly Tire Dealers can inspect your present tires for replacements The Dine DeWees Co 511 12th st NE Adv.

Kelly Tire Dine DeWees Co 12Th St NE

Fort Monmouth Officer Visits Canton for Furlough

Corp. Clarence Frank Jr. of the signal corps training center Fort Monmouth New Jersey arrived in Canton Sunday to spend a three day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frank Sr. of 910 Maryland avenue SW.

Otis Gillespie Radio Service Ad

Radio and appliance repair ad for Otis Gillespie at 229 Cleve NW with dial guidance 6891. Serves local customers with radio service and related repairs. Five-word contact line notes address and phone for reach.

Otis Gillespie Cleve Dial

Art Institute Meeting Tonight in Canton

The Canton Art Institute holds its annual meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Siegfried R. Weng, director of the Dayton Art Institute, will give a talk and 15 trustees will be elected.

Art Institute Canton Art Institute Siegfried R. Weng Dayton Art Institute

Furniture Bargains For Cash at Glick's

Glick's at 1320 West Tuscarawas Street offers cash only bargains on furniture. Open for shoppers with daily specials and a straightforward sales approach.

Glick’s Tusc

Treat For Leg Injury After Bus Slip

Mrs Helen Stucker of 205 Clarendon avenue southwest received emergency room care at Aultman hospital Sunday for abrasions on her right leg after slipping while entering a bus.

Helen Stucker Clarendon Ave Aultman Hospital

Linoleum sale at Home Furniture with low prices

Felt base linoleum 39c per sq yd Inlaid linoleum 89c per sq yd Free estimate offered Dial 2-8407 at Home Furniture 401 Market S Adv

Townsend Club No 3 Meeting At Nasly Studio

Townsend club No 3 will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Nasly studio 227 Market area for a business and social hour.

Townsend Club No. 3 Nasly

Royal Magic Margin Typewriters From Benson Too

Gentlemen shoppers are invited to compare the Royal Magic Margin Typewriter models at 336 4th Northwest. The display features Benson style machines and demonstrates effortless typing with adjustable margins and smooth key action for office work.

Royal Magic Margin Benson

Traffic Bureau Summonses and Thefts Reported

Police report summonses for traffic violations including a stop sign case involving Max Nis kin of 1720 Gibbs NE. Also listed is a theft of a scooter from 614 3rd St NW reported by John Torak. A forehead injury case at Mercy hospital involved Malcolm Borainske, 53, of Goodwill Mission, after an incident with John H. Givens of the Mission.

Traffic Bureau Max Niskin Gibbs John Torak 3Rd St NW Malcolm Borainske Goodwill Mission Mercy Hospital John H. Givens Mission Givens

Movie King of Kings at First Presbyterian Church

The film King of Kings will be shown January 29 at 7 30 PM at the First Presbyterian Church located at West Tuscaloosa and McKinley. A silver offering will be collected. Advance notices invite parishioners and locals to attend.

Cinurs 1St Presbyterian Church W. Tusc McKinley

Bicycle theft reported in city block

Cecil Smith of 1240 Cleveland Ave NW reported his bicycle stolen Saturday night from the 300 block on Tuscara Street east while he attended a performance at the Mozart theater.

Cecil Smith Cleveland Tuscarawas St Mozart Theater

Registered Graduate Tuner Of pianos

D. W. Crouch, 2 8355 is listed as a registered graduate tuner of pianos.

D. W. Crouch

Two Arrested After Fight At Lafayette Home

Lee Womack and James Johnson, both of 900 Lafayette SE, were wounded in a Saturday night altercation at their home. They were treated by physicians and arrested on suspicion charges.

Lee Womack James Johnson Lafayette

Lights Stolen From Car in North Lawrence

E C Crabl of RD 1 North Lawrence reported two foglights stolen from his car Saturday night. The vehicle was parked on a lot at 6th street and Market Avenue North.

E. C. Crabl RD 1 North Lawrence 6Th St Market Ave

Stolen car spare tire and wheel report in Tuscarawas district

Mrs. Morris Harris reported to police that a spare tire tube and wheel were stolen from her car recently while parked in the rear of the 600 block on Tuscarawas Street East.

Morris Harris Altail NW Tuscarawas St E

Faces Three Charges Against Percy F Leach

Percy F Leach, 35, of 204 Walnut Ave SE, was arrested Saturday night by police in the 300 block of 2nd St SE on charges of intoxication disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace following a disturbance.

Percy F. Leach Walnut Ave SE 2Nd St SE

Weiss Honored By Science Academy Fellow Election

M. L. Weiss of 923 3rd St SW was notified today of his election as a fellow of the Society of American Bacteriologists and the International Academy of Science.

Science Academy M. L. Weiss 3Rd Society of American Bacteriologists International Academy of Science

Burglary Reported at 1416 14th Street Southwest

Donald Ross reported a burglar entered his home Sunday night through a cellar window and stole a portable radio a set of silverware a bed lamp and an alarm clock. Burned matches and burned paper were left inside the residence.

Donald Ross 14Th St SW

Dental Board Opens Hearings on Charge in Renz Case

The Ohio state dental board opened hearings in city council chambers accusing Dr. William G. Renz of violating state dental laws. Allegations include using advertising solicitors linked to Excel Dental Laboratory, taking instructions on work scope and pricing, and operating with an unlicensed partner in a controlled office. The state attorney general's office assists. James Poss of Cleveland represents the board. D'Aurora & Gennett speak for Dr. Renz. board members listed.

Ohio State Dental Board William G. Renz Earnest H. Sellers Dental Board Renz Alan Sector Jack Goldberg Jack Holbrook Excel Dental Laboratory Dr. Renz Howard Bernstein Attorney General’s Office State Dental Board James Poss Cleveland D’aurora & Gennett Penz Charles G. DeVoe Earl D. Lowry William J. Sterling Howard A. Reid W. Howard Hayden

Huge Naval Bill Goes to House Ohio to Navy War Funding

The House Appropriations Committee approved a 17.72 billion naval bill, the largest ever, to fund 1943 and 1942 war needs including battleships, fleet repair, and naval aviation. The measure, aimed at U S supremacy at sea, would average over 1 billion dollars monthly in spending and cover personnel, shore establishments, and civil services.

United Press Washington United States House Navy Department Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Marine Corps Department

Kiln burns take life of Andrew S Kisela

Andrew S Kisela, 39, of 1833 Henry Ave SW, died Sunday night in Mercy hospital from burns suffered December 21 when he slept against a brick kiln firebox at the Metropolitan Brick Co Royal plant on Dueber Ave SW. A watchman found him after repeatedly asking him to leave the grounds. Coroner investigates. Survived by mother Marie Kisela, brothers Joseph and Paul Kisela, sister Helen Horton of Canton. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. Schirack & Williams parlors, Rev. P. H. Welshimer officiating. Burial Forest Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.

Andrew S. Kisela Henry Ave Mercy Hospital Royal The Metropolitan Brick Co Dueber Ave Marie Kisela Joseph Paul Kisela Helen Horton Canton Schirack & Williams P. H. Welshimer Forest Hill Cemetery

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