World Regime Plan Outlined by Dulles at Peace Conference
John Foster Dulles proposed a supernational government with legislative executive and judiciary branches to serve as a step toward permanent world peace. He urged preserving national identities while amending the League of Nations to act as legislature and appointing body, with today’s World Court as judiciary and an executive arm governing treaties and powers. A banking corporation would back monetary notes and new firms would manage goods movement and population, boosting living standards. The three day federal council of churches meeting in Delaware, Ohio, ends today.
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Associated Press
Delaware
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
League of Nations
World Court of Today
Mr. Dulles
Bank For International Settlements
Federal Council of Churches
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
An ad claims over a million dollars is spent yearly on pile remedies and touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast, soothing solution. It promises relief from itching within minutes, offers a money back guarantee, and lists 35c per box or 60c for a tube with applicator.
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Peterson
Ady
Rural-Urban Dinner Tonight in North Canton
Rev Floyd Withrow of Barberton will speak at the annual rural urban dinner meeting of North Canton Rotary tonight at 6 30 in a Community Christian church. About 100 farmers are expected. Accordion numbers by Patsy Pace of Akron. Charles Carper is program chairman, with Roy Harpold and Clarence Holl assisting.
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Floyd Withrow
Barberton
North Canton
Drive extended by Canton Girl Scouts to raise 2000 goal
Canton Girl Scout drive, short by 400, extended after a Wednesday meeting to continue selling senior 1 memberships to parents and adult friends. Over 100 workers to persist in person calls rather than phone solicitations to reach the 2000 operating fund goal. The Community Fund provides 3600, leaving 2000 needed for offices and operations.
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John F. Strayer
Canton Girl Scout Organization
Jeanette Brown Named Technician at Pomerene Memorial Hospital
Millersburg officials announce Miss Jeanette Brown of Newcomerstown has been named technician at Pomerene Memorial Hospital, effective immediately.
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Millersburg
Jeanette Brown
Newcomerstown
Pomerene Memorial Hospital
Meter Device Speeds Up Parcel Post at Canton Office
A postage meter machine from Pitney Bowes has been installed at Canton’s post office to speed parcel handling by about 33 to 50 percent. Clerk Clark Drakenbrod operates it, printing a perforated strip with amount date and city. The device eliminates stamp moistening and hand stamping, uses blank tape and reduces needed stamp printing. It weighs about 150 pounds and is one of 100 being installed in first class offices.
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Canton
Clark Drakenbrod
Postoffice
New York
Chicago
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter Co
Stamford
Honorable Mention Essays City Division MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
Valerie Crowley of McKinley writes a patriotic essay on patriotism, exile, and understanding government actions inspired by Stephan Zweig. The second piece by Joan Swaney of Magnolia praises wartime naval transparency after Nazi submarines attacked ships near Aruba, arguing frank reports boost public morale and confidence in the armed services.
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Joan Swaney
Magnolia
Aruba
Dutch Guiana
Frank Andrews
Caribbean
Germany
United States
Andrew
Murder charge filed in Akron killing of mother in law
Akron on March 5 Beaumont C Perkins 39 was charged with first degree murder in the beating death of his mother in law Ella Devoe. Police say he confessed striking her with a heavy mallet after she nagged him about drinking. In Columbia Missouri March 5 Stephens College girls want motor mechanics for civilian defense work, survey shows 47 percent of 1750 students favor mechanics courses over cooking or nursing.
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Akron
Beaumont C. Perkins
Ella Devoe
Columbia
Stephens College
James M. Wood
McKinley Enter 37 in Speaking Meet
Thirty seven McKinley High school speech students will take part in an invitational practice tournament Saturday at Niles. About 400 contestants from 20 schools will compete in extemp, humorous declamation, original oratory, oratorical declamation and dramatic declamation. Judges include former McKinley students and teachers.
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McKinley High School
Niles
Clayton M. Schindler
McKinley
T. C. Bond
Niles McKinley High School
National Forensic League
Schindler
Alphoretta Kirk
Irving Barnes
John Skala
Henry Hansen
3 000 in Rural Areas Join Red Cross Here
Canton chapter reports strong roll call growth with 1 300 members in 1941 and 3 000 so far this year. Districts outside Canton city show about 90 percent of prospects joining. City reports incomplete but rising membership toward a 24 000 goal.
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Canton
American Red Cross
Jack Barnes
Red Cross
Ten More Appointed to Columbiana Jury
Special to The Repository. Lisbon March 5 Ten additional jurors have been named for duty here beginning Monday at 9 a m They are John M Cameron of Lisbon Frank J Forbes of RD 1 Wellsville Wilson Lower of Columbiana Ada W Hawkins of Salem Carl Wollan of RD 2 East Liverpool L P Lyder of Signal Joseph Croft of East Liverpool Gladys Miller of East Palestine Clarence McKenty and Paul Ladzinski of East Liverpool D K Hahn of Homeworth and Mrs Clifford Aiken of RD 1 Leetonia
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Lisbon
John M. Cameron
Frank J. Forbes
Wellsville
Wilson Lower
Columbiana
Ada W. Hawkins
Salem
Carl Wollan
East Liverpool
L. P. Lyder
Signal
Joseph Croft
Gladys Miller
East Palestine
Clarence McKenty
Paul Ladzinski
D. K
TWO MOTORISTS HURT AS CARS LEAVE ROADS
Rev. Fr. Ernest Smith of the Sacred Heart of Mary church at Harrisburg was treated at Mercy hospital Wednesday afternoon for face and chest abrasions after his car skidded on Route 14 near Twinsburg and left a ditch. Thelma Pitts, 25, of 114 Ingram are SW, was treated at Mercy hospital for a sprained left wrist and forearm after her automobile ran off Route 30 west of Canton and she was released.
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Ernest Smith
Sacred Heart of Mary
Harrisburg
Mercy Hospital
Route 14
Twinsburg
Thelma Pitts
Ingramare
Route 30
Canton
Traffic crash ends at telephone pole, sheriff reports
A vehicle collision resulted in damage to a telephone pole according to the sheriff's office report. No further details on injuries or exact location were provided.
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Sheriff's Office
State Accountant Danford Dies at 85 in Columbus
Isaac W. Danford, 85, former chief accountant in the excise tax division of the state auditor's office, died yesterday in Columbus. He will be buried in Kennensburg, Noble County, tomorrow.
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Columbus
Isaac W. Danford
Excise Tax Division
State Auditor’s Office
Kennensburg
Noble County
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