Labor Debates Women's Hours In Wartime Ohio
In Columbus on January 29 labor leaders sparred with state officials over relaxing Ohio laws on maximum weekly hours for women in industry. CIO leaders oppose temporary permits for overtime, arguing current labor pools can avert overwork. Strain defends emergency policies to keep production moving, while Bricker pledges justice and wartime victory.
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Associated Press
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George A. Strain
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Westminster Bells Remain Quiet for Air Raid Alarms
Westminster Maryland on January 29 reports church bells will not toll for prayer or funerals for the duration. At the request of the county civilian defense council, bells will ring only as air raid alarm signals.
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Westminster
County Civilian Defense Council
Thirteen Men Survive Month at Sea After Submarine Attack
The navy reports a remarkable open sea voyage by 13 crewmen from the steamer Prusa after it was torpedoed 100 miles from Honolulu. Two lifeboats carried 26 men. one boat reached Nukunau in the Gilbert Islands, 2,500 miles from New Zealand, after a month at sea.
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Navy Department
Wellington
New Zealand
Honolulu
Gilbert Islands
Australia
Prusa
Lykes Brothers Steamship Co
Houston
Tex
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Nukunau Island
Gilbert Group
Nukunau
Beruin Island
United States
Schirack Renamed for Election Post
Leroy T. Schirack, completing his first term on the Stark county board of elections, was unanimously recommended for reappointment by the Democratic executive committee. The proposal goes to the secretary of state for a second term beginning March 1, while a chief clerk and deputy clerk will be chosen after board reorganization. Republican recommendations include Robert Graham for board member and James Seccombe for deputy clerk.
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Leroy T. Schirack
County Board of Elections
Stark County
Democratic Executive Committee
Carl F. Klein
Secretary of State
Republican Committee
Robert Graham
Alliance
James Seccombe
Russell H. Mack
Bolivar Budget Set At 1942 Totals Twelve Thousand Three Hundred Twenty One
The village council of Bolivar on January 29 appropriated 12 321 for the 1942 budget. allocations include 839 general fund 1 236 safety 905 service 3 707 water 704 street maintenance 1 757 gasoline 2 158 revenue bond retirement and 1 020 bond retirement.
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Bolivar
Adlerika relief ad from Finney's Cut Rate Drug Store
There is quick relief from constipation gas and sour stomach through time tested Adlerika. It soothes the stomach using carminatives while its three laxatives draw moisture to soften and move intestinal wastes for a comfortable bowel movement. Get Adlerika from your druggist today. Finney's Cut Rate Drug Store Adv.
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Millersburg Church to Have New Pastor
Millersburg, Jan. 29. Rev. Knox R. Roberts, pastor of the Lutheran church at Nevada Ohio, accepted the pastorates of Trinity Lutheran and Benton Lutheran churches here and will start March 1. He is a Wittenberg and Hamma Divinity graduate, seven years at Nevada, married with two children. Rev. Ira D. Mathews and family from Cincinnati will move to Millersburg to lead the local Church of Christ. Rev. Kendle resigned last October to become a Ft Benjamin Harrison chaplain.
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Knox R. Roberts
Lutheran Church At
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Benton Lutheran Church
Roberts
Wittenberg College
Hamma
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