Dueber Theater Opens with Modern Akron Design
Canton builds modern Dueber theater at 114 Dueber Ave SW with 1000 seats, air conditioning, latest projection gear, two weekday shows from 6 p.m., continuous weekend matinees from 1 p.m., and 60 000 square feet of adjacent parking. Frank N. Goethke and Harold Makinson, operators of four Barberton theaters, lease the site under 15 years. First program Wednesday night features second run films with possible later first run showings. Construction began last May, delayed by defense needs. original opening planned for October. The manager position is currently vacant. about 18 employees will be hired.
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Cantons New Motion Picture House
Dueber Theater
Dueber Ave
Frank N. Goethke
Goethke
A. M. Duber
Gaethke
Harold Makinson
Barberton
Dueber
Dueber Are
Scio program planned with talent show and concert
Scio residents will attend two home talent acts on February 5 at 8 p m in the local high school auditorium. The program is presented by the Band Boosters club with a concert led by Mrs Aspinwall. After the entertainment a supper will be served by the Band Mothers club.
Want Ad Readers Seek Home or Auto Radios
Classified readers show strong demand for home and auto radios. Shoppers expect fair prices and quick deals, with buyers and sellers coordinating pickup and payment efficiently. Market visibility and clear condition notes improve matching speed.
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Want Ad
Timken students win federal stenography jobs in capital
Six Timken Vocational High School juniors secured junior stenographer positions in Washington after passing a civil service test last Thursday. They depart tonight at 8 40 by train with diplomas due next June if graduation is met.
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Timken Vocational High School
United States Civil Service
Washington
Ford O. Harrison
Washington High School
Massillon
A. J. Wolforth
Federal Civil Service Board
Post Office
Civil Service Room
Objectors Continued From Page One In Court
Judge Underwood stated Dunkel believed he was a conscientious objector when war threats rose in the area. Four others charged with violating the selective service act await trial in Underwood's court. E. K. Bell, 24, of Martins Ferry, pleads innocent and will face court tomorrow. Richard A. Hall, 21, Barnesville. James H. Halterman, 27, Columbus. Clarence Hall, 25, Columbus, to appear in court.
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Dunkel
Underwood
Salem men placed on five year probation for auto theft
Luther Elwanger also known as Luther Wright and Donald Workman of Salem pleaded guilty before Judge Joel H. Sharp to auto theft charges and received five years probation starting this day in Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Luther Elwanger
Luther Wright
Donald Workman
Salem
Joel H. Sharp
Troop Movements On Trains May Curtail Civilian Travel
War production officials forecast ticket rationing for Pullman train travel this summer with full rationing or airplane travel possible sooner. If war lasts years, all day coach train travel could be restricted by government orders. Officials worry about suburban commuters as tires and autos grow scarce and cities face crowded transit.
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Washington
Pullman
Joseph B. Eastman
Mili
Army
Navy
U. S. Ferrying Command
Japanese Kill Luzon Flier in Parachute
Lieut Marshall J. Anderson of Oklahoma City was killed in the Philippines on January 19 after bailing out of a crippled plane. He shot down two Japanese planes and was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by General Douglas MacArthur for extraordinary gallantry in action.
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U. S
Philippines
Marshall J. Anderson
Army Air Corps
Japan
George Cox Jr
Subic Bay
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Douglas MacArthur
Anderson
Lieut. Anderson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Philippine Air Force
Red Cross Roll Call Hits $1,079 in Lisbon Drive
Richard L. Firestone, chairman, announced Lisbon and Center two collected $1,079.55 with 898 one dollar memberships. The county area total was about $3,700, compared to last year's $2,538 in the drive.
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Lisbon
Richard L. Firestone
Red Cross
Center Two
Half of England's adults smoke in latest estimates
A new estimate shows about half of England's population, roughly 22 million people, smoke. Health officials warn of ongoing risk from tobacco use while noting regional variations and calls for stronger cessation support.
Savannah Booms With $60 Million Tanker Order
Savannah seaport expands defense work with a $60,000,000 plan to build 6,000-ton oil cargo tankers, under U S Maritime Commission contract with MacEvoy Shipbuilding. First keel laid in March, 30 tanks in year, 360 feet long, 15,000 tons capacity, 24-hour operation, half the cost of steel ships. About 10,000 workers expected. Old facilities being reconditioned, adding three shipbuilding firms to Savannah.
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MacEvoy Shipbuilding Company
U. S. Maritime Commission
Benefit social for paralysis fund at Crystal Springs Grange
In Massillon on January 27 a benefit social will be held at the Crystal Springs Grange hall Thursday night to aid the paralysis fund. The public is invited and the next Grange meeting is scheduled for February 5 at the hall.
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Massillon
Crystal Springs
Churchill vows Malay Peninsula and Singapore defense to last inch
Churchill pledged that the Malay peninsula and Singapore would be defended to the last inch and warned Japan may not risk invading Australia. He described Allied plans with the United States, Stalin, and Chiang Kai-shek, noting close US naval ties and joint staff efforts while urging House support despite wartime strain.
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Malay Peninsula
Singapore
Japan
Australia
Pacific
United States
New Zealand
Roosevelt
Washington
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
United States Navy
Admiralty
Atlantic
House
Army Dental Corps War on Bad Teeth
United Press reports the Army Dental Corps expands from 267 to 2900 personnel with hundreds of hygienists and non professionals. Since July 1, 1395203 dollars have been spent on dental equipment and supplies for hospitals, cantonments, and clinics across Puerto Rico Alaska Panama Hawaii and other fields.
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United Press
Chicago
Puerto Rico
Alaska
U. S. Army Dental Corps
Journal of the American Dental Association
Ellsworth K. Kelly
Kelly
Air Corps
Panama
Hawaii
Shoe makers switch eyelets to save brass for war cases
The Associated Press reports that shoe manufacturers agreed to substitute lacquered metal for brass eyelets, saving brass for about 1,000,000 artillery shell cases annually. The War Production Board says wear remains unchanged, and limits eyelet production in early 1945 to match orders through April.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
8 000 Tons of Wheat to Greece Authorized
London January 27 authoritative quarters said Britain and the United States will authorize a single shipment of 8 000 tons of wheat to Greece. The aid is to be distributed under the auspices of the International Red Cross.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
United States
Greece
International Red Cross
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Nature
U. S. Marine Corps
Leathernecks
Timken
Capital
Westinghouse Vacuum Cleaner
North Market Ave
Jack Vincent
International News Writer
Luzon
England
Savannah
Churchill
Army Dental Corps
Territorial Guard
Honolulu
Net
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Walker
Twortrouser
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