Arrest Solves Burglary Cases as Suspects Held
Detectives report three house burglaries solved totaling 750 in loot since Jan 1. A parolee is in custody after confessing to four entries at Villa magna Miller and Ross homes. Three others held as suspicious persons face possible burglary and larceny or auto without consent charges. questioned to link to more thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Villamagna
9Th St SE
Joseph A. Miller
Donald Ross
14Th St
Villamagna
Miller
Ross
Wooster High Pupil Wins Oratory Event
Robert Busche of Wooster won the Prince of Peace declamation at the Ohio pastors convention in Memorial hall earning a four year college scholarship and $200. Dorothy Stinchcomb of Tiffin placed second with a two year scholarship and $100. Doris Morgan of Dayton took third for a one year scholarship and $50. Unplaced contestants, Mildred Weeks, Margaret Geistweit, and Barbara Kelly each received $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Prince of Peace
Robert Busche
Wooster
Ohio Pastors’ Convention
Memorial Hall
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Tiffin
Doris Morgan
Dayton
Busche
Mildred Weeks
Toledo
Margaret Geistweit
Cincinnati
Barbara Kelly
Earl Wiley
Ohio State University
W. Roy Biem
Ohio Wesleyan
W. C. Craig
Capital University
Hoover Employes Credit Union Meeting Announced
The annual meeting of the Hoover Employes Credit union will be held Thursday at 8 p m in the Community building at North Canton. Members will vote on the rate of dividends for 1941. Election of officers will be held and annual reports read.
Stork Delivers Twin Surge at Aultman Hospital
An apparent twin baby spree overwhelmed Aultman Hospital from 9:35 a m Monday to 1:54 a m today. Five boys and one girl arrived, with several mothers from Wooster North Canton and Harrison area, all six babies and mothers reported doing well as staff regained calm after a record breaking delivery episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman Hospital
Division F
Robert Krayer
Woodland Ave
Wooster
Ruth Rhodes
RD 6
North Canton
Rhodes
James Rhodes
Sugar ration may be 12 ounces per person weekly
Washington January 27 The individual sugar allowance could be as low as 12 ounces per week when rationing starts next month. Price Administrator Leon Henderson noted that the 50 pounds per person yearly cap was a national figure not reflecting meals in restaurants and hotels. deductions for public eateries will likely drop rations to about three quarters of a pound per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Leon Henderson
Vote Set for Navy Plant Union Election on Feb 5
Westinghouse officials report 896 maintenance and operating hourly workers at the naval ordnance plant will vote February 5 on whether to be represented by Local 804 of the International Association of Machinists AFL. Only employees hired by January 17 on the Raff rd site will vote. other categories are excluded. Total plant workforce is 1,362, with capacity payroll up to 3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Naval Ordnance Plant
NLRB
Labor Board
Hugh E. Sperry
Cleveland
Naval Plant
Raffid SW
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Westinghouse
Youngest Grange Master In New Hampshire At 17
Rochester New Hampshire January 26 The youngest national grange master in the country is Elsie May Bigelow 17 who has succeeded her mother the Rev Marian S Bigelow as master of Nute Ridge grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Elsie May Bigelow
Marian S. Bigelow
Nute Ridge Grange
Ohio to ration sugar and tire materials in weeks
Ohio's 600 rationing boards will add sugar to distribution in about three weeks and begin rationing rubber strips for tires in about two weeks. The boards will also handle new tires tubes and automobiles with local coordinators guiding programs and advisory boards aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Courtney Burton
State Defense Council
Burton
Canton district Boy Scout head names 1942 chairmen
A. S. Koenreich named 1942 chairmen for Canton district activity committees at the YMCA meeting. Appointments include A. E. Loutzenheiser organization, John Callahan growth, R. E. Everett cubbing, C. L. Riley training, K. F. Schmidt finance, Lloyd Goudy advancement, Rev. Charles Basel chaplain, with several positions delayed. Louisville and Waynesburg added to Canton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Canton
A. S. Koenreich
A. E. Loutzenheiser
Ess
John Callahan
R. E. Everett
C. L. Riley
K. F. Schmidt
Lloyd Goudy
Charles Basel
M. L. Thurin
L. E. Leavenworth
H. L. Sambilanet
Robert Luntz
Koenreich
W. D. Hunter
Louisville
Waynesburg
Minerva
Reforestation Push In Columbiana County Grows
Lisbon news reports the Ohio division of conservation will supply about 20 000 tree seedlings for Columbiana County this year nearly double last year's planting effort. The program aims to boost reforestation across the county with substantial support from state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Columbiana County
Ohio Division of Conservation
Museums Record Progress Of Beauty Institute Told
Siegfried Weng of Dayton Art Institute spoke at the Canton Art Institute meeting on how modern museums display varied objects to show cultural progression. New officers were elected, with terms from one to three years. The institute reported 170 public days, 5091 registrations, and 54 art exhibitions since opening, plus gifts and purchases enriching the collection. John Hemming Fry’s library became a major gift, with an honorary membership and the Fry Room dedicated on the first floor. A Mildred Merlet Memorial fund was established by the Sorosis art appreciation guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried R. Weng
Dayton Art Institute
Canton Art Institute
Mr. Weng
Modern Museum
Weng
Market Area
The
Institute
Frank Cashin
George Starr
L. E. Leavenworth
H. R. Schaffner
D. L. Buchanan
James Lynch
Russell Burt
J. E. Purdy
Charles Kaufholz
M. R. Schneider
William Shuttleworth
Wendell Herbruck
J. L. Amerman
Schneider
Milligan Memorial Room
Library of Art
John Hemming Fry
Cos Cob, Conn
Paris
London
Rome
Fry
Mr. Fry
Art Appreciation Guild of
Sorosis
Mildred Merlet
Registry of Aliens Opens Here on Feb 9
Preparations are underway at Canton post office to issue identification certificates to all Japanese, German and Italian aliens over 14 years old between February 9 and 28. A postal employee will handle applications in the postmaster’s office. Applicants must present their previous registration receipt and three unmounted photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Post Office
Louis Elsaesser
Mt Union enrolls 48 for radio course start
Forty eight applicants from the Canton Alliance area seek admission to Mt. Union college radio technician training beginning February 3, announced by dean Dr. Melvin Hyde. Enrollment closes late this week. The free course targets employable high school graduates with math and physics credits. An advanced course will follow for those completing the primary program, an 18 week evening class directed by Dr. Forest J. Shollenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Canton Alliance
Mt. Union College
Melvin Hyde
Dean Hyde
Forest J. Shollenberger
Canton Driver Fined in City Vehicle Stop
William V. Thomas of 1017 Belden Ave NE was fined $30 and costs by Mayor Guy W. Price in North Canton on charges of driving without an operator's license and improper license plates after a minor accident near the village square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
William V. Thomas
Belden Ave
Guy W. Price
North Canton
Allied Pool of War Goods Formed by U S and Britain
United Press reports President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill announced a joint plan to create a mammoth pool of American and British war goods, including munition supplies and shipping. Three boards will merge resources to coordinate the Allied war effort and link with other United Nations as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
United Nations
Great Britain
United States
Supreme Supply Command
London
Churchill
White House
Combined War Materials Board Munitions Assignments Board
Combined Shipping Adjustment Board
Allied Supply Command
Soviet Union
China
State Department
Foreign Office
Shift To Bikes Starts Here As Adults Rush
Adults turn to bicycles to save autos and tires, Canton survey shows. Dealers report a bicycle shortage, with balloon tires nearly exhausted and production cut about 48 percent. A new victory model due April 1 promises relief, but stocks remain tight and licenses surge as adults plan work and recreation by bike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maxwell
Senator Advocates 100 Percent Ship Profit Tax
Senator Truman of Missouri urged enactment of an excess profits tax to absorb 100 percent of unreasonable profits on naval construction contracts. Testimony before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee cited figures from naval officials and shipbuilders showing little navy concern for saving money after award. He noted a $1.80 per employee bonus on cost-plus fixed-fee contracts and bonuses to a 35,000 worker company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Truman
Missouri
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Sen
Hearing Continues On Renz Dental Board Charges
The Ohio state dental board extended hearings for Dr William G Renz in city council chamber amid charges of violating dental laws. Monday saw 19 witnesses testify. six more were heard this morning as Earnest H Sellers alleged Renz used Excel Dental Laboratory as an advertising agent. James Rees said Dr Renz would be summoned to the stand later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Renz
Ohio State Dental Board
Dr. Renz
Earnest H. Sellers
Dental Board
Renz
Excel Dental Laboratory
James Rees
Cleveland
Named to Knox rural school board in Homeworth
Paul Wang replaces Paul Bayless on the Knox rural board of education with Atlee Freshley as president Edna Maxwell as vice president Stuart Johnston as clerk and Charles Stoffer as member The board will meet February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeworth
Paul Wang
Paul Bayless
Knox Rural Board of Education
Atlee Freshley
Edna Maxwell
Stuart Johnston
Charles Stoffer
Constructive receipt income rules for taxable years
The text explains constructive receipt of income for tax purposes. It covers crediting or setting aside income, third party payments on a taxpayer’s behalf, third party compensation, mature interest coupons, and savings bank or building loan association credits. It notes agent receipt transfers taxable income to the taxpayer for the year of receipt by the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Association
Employees Sign Roll Call At Canton Y M C A
The 51 employees across four Canton Y M C A branches gathered at the central branch for their annual roll call. Longest service belongs to Walter Selby and Maj. George Schmucker, both with 28.5 years. Others with 20+ years include Roy Bobbitt, Minnie VanVoorhis, Grant Egley, Henry Moore, Orrville Briner, Louesa Wharton, Nona Fountain, and Ray Walther. General secretary E. T. Heald has 13 years and ranks 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Branch
Walter Selby
George Schmucker
Army
Canton
Y.M.C.A
Roy Bobbitt
Minnie VanVoorhis
Grant Egley
Henry Moore
Orrville Briner
Louesa Wharton
Nona Fountain
Ray Walther
E. T. Heald
Miss Rosanna Johnston Receives Syracuse Scholarship
Homeworth January 27. Miss Rosanna Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Johnston receives a scholarship at Syracuse University after graduating from Alliance High School and Mt Union College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeworth
Rosanna Johnston
Stuart Johnston
Syracuse University
Alliance High School
Mt. Union College
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Tersinix
Stork
Stewart Miller
Harrison
Navy Plant
U. S
MT. Union
U.S
Britain
Y. M
Maj. Schmucker
Valentines
News Depot
Sun
Optical CO
Market Ave
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