Traffic crashes flood Canton and Massillon area
Multiple collisions Saturday night left several injured across Canton and Massillon routes 21 and 8. Drivers and pedestrians from Canton, North Canton, Barberton, Akron, and Navarre required hospital treatment. investigations cited ice, failed stops, and a liquor-inspection arrest.
Police report reveals rear collision on Tuscarawas street
A cruiser driven by Sgt Quil Ligan was damaged slightly after being rear ended while stopped in the 300 block on Tuscarawas St W on Saturday night. The other driver was C. V. Smith of 3020 3rd St. A police car driven by Detective H. Donald Rock was also damaged Saturday afternoon after colliding with Tony Abatangelo of 1925 13th St SE at 4th St and Piedmont Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas St E
Wilfred E. Bennett
Mercy Hospital
Joe Madgar
12Th St
Tony Madgar
Wayne Ave NE
George Batley
Eastview Ave
James B. Quilligan
Andrew Roman
F. S. Stauffer
Chester Wiseman
Charles Tomkins
Warren
Louis George
30Th St
Harrison Ave NW
Lloyd Lafferty
Dewalt Ave NW
Georgia Lafferty
Aultman Hospital
Mansel Kenneth Bates
Harrisburg Rd NE
Canton
Herman J. Lair
North
Bates
Charles van Voorhis
Cleveland Ave NW
Sgt. Quilligan
Tuscarawas St W
C. V. Smith
3Rd St Nw
H. Donald Rock
Tony Abatangelo
13Th St SE
4Th St
Piedmont Ave SE
Fatalities rise in the county in early 1941 totals
The February toll shows five rural and suburban deaths, plus seven named victims across Alliance Canton Navarre Genoa and Wooster with pedestrians among the casualties. County records cite 69 injuries and 362 accidents versus 22 injuries and 285 in February 1940 while sheriff patrols logged 20 injuries and 61 accidents. Two driving charges were filed as officers cite intoxication and license violations after weekend collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Canton
Police Accident Bureau
Richard France
Andrew Schneider
E. Summit St
Morgan Ave
Charles DeLano
RD 4
Trump Rd
Steve Cincinnat
Navarre
Route
Genoa
Susie L. Rogers
12Th’ St
12Th St
Cleveland Ave NW
Michael Dani
8Th St NE
Belden Ave
Edith Miller
Park Ave SW
Tuscarawas St
Park Ave
Karl Girtler
9Th St
Mahoning Rd
Fred A. Heer
College St. Wooster
Pennsylvania Crossing
Massillon
Victory Bonds and Stamps Drive War Financing
America is in its thirteenth week of war with the Axis and remains on the defensive until production outpaces the enemy. Citizens are urged to accelerate factory output and finance weapons by buying Defense Bonds and Stamps from post offices banks savings and loan associations and retail stores including carrier deliveries. Your investment supports armament manufacture and the broader war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Savings and Loan
Ohio farmers to receive labor survey for quotas
Columbus March 2 262000 questionnaires will be mailed to Ohio farmers this week by the United States employment service asking them to report labor requirements to meet increased production quotas this year Replies will form the basis for a farm labor recruiting drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United States Employment Service
Canton to resume air raid precautions training
Mr Franklin will lead air raid precaution discussions Tuesday morning and conduct classes daily through Saturday. Canton officials train police as instructors for civilian defense emergency groups and prepare 1200 auxiliary police plus potential 1200 more wardens. FBI developed methods after British study. ARP plans date to a 1920 flight officer with Churchill backing, fully formed by 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Canton
FBI
England
Canton Police Department
Miller
Winston Churchill
Mr. Franklin
Six Army Prisoners Flee From Fort Thomas Guardhouse
Six military prisoners escaped their guardhouse at Fort Thomas Kentucky today breaking free from the army post. They slipped past guards and disappeared into the surrounding area prompting a manhunt and security review at the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Thomas
Philippines Battle Reports and Guerrilla Actions Amid Pacific War
Reports from the Philippines claim misdescriptions of identifications and confirm three planes were German. Gen MacArthur fights with few P-40s against Japanese airpower as crews rely on anti aircraft guns. A lull on the Bataan front follows a surprise assault, with guerrillas harassing Japanese forces and Quezon urging resistance to expel invaders. In Luzon northern forces win a ground victory driving Japanese from the Abra valley. Japan claims naval success near Java while UN losses are acknowledged with some ships sunk or crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
MacArthur
Bataan
Manuel Quezon
Luzon
Abra Valley
Cervantes
Bangued
Batavia
Bandoeng
Soerabaja
United Nations
Netherlands East Indies
Southwest Pacific
Europeans cordon around German 16th Army
A German prisoner claims morale in Staraya Russa has cracked as the red army presses on Smolensk and advances toward Dnepropetrovsk. Reports from London say hundreds of Hurricane fighters fly on the Russian front, with British crews trained by returning Red Air Force pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staraya Russa
Moscow
Leningrad
Smolensk
Onm Dnepropetrovsk
Ukraine
London
Britain
Red Air Force
Japanese attack on Christmas Island marks Pacific surge
Japanese naval planes reportedly struck Christmas Island near Java as fighting in Java intensified. Australian New Zealand and other United Nations representatives reached decisions on high strategy in Melbourne, while Dutch forces in Java struggled to halt advancing Japanese troops arriving by sea. Taxis ferried troops to fronts amid heavy combat as the battle spread across western and central Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Ocean
Tokyo
Christmas Island
Java
United Nations
Australia
New Zealand
Melbourne
Advisory War Council
Roosevelt
Churchill
Middle Western
Middle
Wilhelmina
Roosevelt Orders Wartime Coast Guard Reorganization
President Roosevelt issued an executive order effective March 9 1942 transferring functions from the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation to the Coast Guard. The move shifts safety inspections and marine casualty investigations to the Coast Guard, with training functions moved to the Coast Guard now part of the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Department of Commerce
Coastguard
Bureau of Customs
Maritime Commission
White House
Coast Guard
Farm bill trims subsidies and warns on farm labor
The bill would empower the department to commit up to 212 million if prices sagged while major cuts hit soil conservation, surplus disposal, food stamps, rural electrification loans, and land use programs. Secretary Wickard warned farm labor shortages will worsen and fertilizer supplies may fall short, urging protection of parity prices. a Senate committee criticized the farm security administration and questioned crop insurance, suggesting abolition if feasibility fails within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Wickard
Wicker
FSA
Farm Security Administration
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Eight Wooster Firms Adopt Payroll Bond Plan
Eight Wooster firms have employees enrolled in the payroll deduction Defense Bond purchase plan state administrator John McSweeney said today. Firms listed include Akron Brass Co., H Freedlander Co., Gerstenslager Co., United Steel Fabricators, Wooster Brass Co., Wooster Feed Mfg. Co., Wooster Products, and Wooster Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
John McSweeney
Akron Brass Co
H. Freedlander Co
Gerstenschlager Co
United Steel Fabricators
Wooster Brass Co
Wooster Feed Mfg. Co
Wooster Products and
Wooster Rubber Co
Burma War Wreckage Hides Amid Street Blaze
Reports describe a Burmese city under air attack with a burning warehouse across the street and scores of wounded awaiting ambulances. Japanese raiders encountered no resistance as they bombed freely, striking a trench sheltering natives and wounding many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Rangoon
Mandalay
Destruction of Six-Wheelers Reaches Mass Scale
The fleet of vehicles was crushed in a sweeping inferno, leaving hundreds of heavy machines destroyed. Aggregate value likely surpasses $450,000, with one town reporting 23 burned in a single batch loaded with tires and machinery aboard.
Essex Family Teems With Military Service
London on March 2 reports Henry C. Tuttle of Westcliff and his wife proudly noting their 11 children. Six sons serve in the army, three in the Royal Air Force, one in the Royal Navy, and the daughter works on munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Henry C. Tuttle
Westcliff
Essex
Army
Royal Air Force
Royal Navy
Oil Keeps Three Roles in Your Engine
The motor oil in your car performs three jobs: lubricates the engine, seals the pistons, and cools moving parts. Running well below the designed level adds strain on oil already doing much. Keep the oil marker at full to spare the engine.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John N. Kelley
Waco-Mapleton Rd
Sheriff’s Office
Albert A. Saddler
Harrisburg Rd
Kelley
Jeanne Smith
RD 6
North Canton
River G. Mosley
Barberton
Mr. Mosley
Nellie Pastorius
Smith
Margery Nutter
Akron
Jerry Harris
2Nd St NE
Joseph James Giaquinta
North Industry
Paul A. Hayes
RD 1
East Canton
Sherrick Rd
Louisville
Clayton Maurer
Lloyd J. Hostetler
RD 3
Granville C. Woods
Salem
Harrisburg
Sheriff's Office
John Loudiana
Charles McLaughlin
Shriver Ave
Kenneth Lake
King Jr
Sophia Dolfen
Poeave
Lake
Howard S. Walker
Grove City
Ransom Adkins
Bournique Pl
Don Bole
J. B. Stearn
Russell L. Matti
RD 2
Youngave
Lloyd Kleitz
Robertsville
3Rd St
Riverside
Francis LeMaster
Roger Graybill
Misheo DePetri
Monroe Are
U.S
Cai
Sherwin-Williams O Market
Rogers Jewelry Store
East Tuscarawas
Java Sea
Europe
Pacific War
Mr. Roosevelt
Capudine
Anthony
Drape Cleaning Service
Cor Lith & McKinley NW
King Features Syndicate
Dionne
ACME
CS Welch
Talclean
Quality Service Dry Cleaners
Cor
Lrd & Schroyer SW
Burma
Sohio
Finney
C. Lower
Lower’s Phey
Marion
Illiamson Triplife Furnace
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
William BortscheMer
Manfield
Williamson Triplife Associated Heating CO
McKinley Ave
Canton, Ohio