Doctors In Reserve To Meet In Columbus
Nearly 40 Stark county doctors subject to early call for military service will attend a regional war session in Columbus next Friday. The one day institute will discuss official information on war medicine and surgery. The Stark County Medical Society invites all doctors and hospital administrators. Maj. Robert G. Prentiss Jr. will represent the army, Capt. Frederick R. Hook will represent the navy, and Dr. John S. Coulter will represent civilian defense.
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Stark County
Columbus
Stark County Medical Society
Washington
The
Navy
John S. Coulter
Chicago
U. S. Office of Civilian Defense
Ashland Plant on Strike Over Closed Shop Demands
Ashland March 6 A W L Garber Co printing plant shut by a dispute over closed shop demands raised by three local AFL unions the work stoppage began today as talks stalled and workers walked out.
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Ashland
AFL
A. W L. Garber Co
Cornstalk Seen As Possible Rubber Source
Rep Dirksen reports chemists at the Agriculture Department northern regional lab in Peoria are exploring corn based processes to make rubber and other products. He cites potential development of corn derived transparent sheets like cellophane and rubber from corn via fermentation or oil breakdown, predicting cornstalks could rival rubber trees in price.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rep
Dirksen
Illinois
Agriculture Department
Northern Regional Research Laboratory
Peoria
Appropriations Committee
Malaya
Carroll County Receives March Tire Allocation
Carrollton reports the local rationing board announced March deliveries of eight tires and seven tubes for passenger cars to Carroll county. Buses and trucks will get 32 tires and 36 tubes.
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Carroll
Carrollton
Carroll County
Y’s Men Club Hears Heald on Russia
Y’s Men’s Club heard E. T. Heald, Y M C A general secretary, discuss Russia at a dinner meeting at the Y. Heald, active in war prisoner work in Russia and Siberia 1916 to 1919, noted Russia’s vast size, its psychology, and its heavy present problems but urged optimism about the Russo German struggle. John Mann introduced Heald. Willis Himebaugh led the program.
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E. T. Heald
The
Russia
Y’s Men’s Club
Mr. Heald
Siberia
John Mann
Willis Himebaugh
U S Drafts Glass to Replace Tin Cans
The government mobilizes the glass industry to replace tin cans with jars bottles and cups for food preserving. War bottles will be engineered like milk and beer bottles to reduce breakage and weight, while time and machinery limits challenge the shift.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Production Board
Boy, 4, Breaks 4 Day Fast When He Gets Dog Back
Norfolk story details four year old Robert Gordon reuniting with his brindle bulldog Peewee after four days apart. A caller matching the newspaper description delivered Peewee to the Gordon home. Robert, feverish but joyful, ate soup and a bone as Peewee jumped into his lap.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
R. D. Gordon
Peewee
Robert
Akron Slayer Bound Over to Grand Jury
Akron March 6 Beaumont C. Perkins 39 pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the mallet slaying of his mother in law Mrs Ella Devoe 68 and was bound over to the grand jury.
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Associated Press
Akron
Beaumont C. Perkins
Ella Devoe
Mt Hope man injures ankle at saw mill
Moses N. Yoder of Mt Hope fractured his left ankle Wednesday while working at a saw mill.
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MT. Hope
Moses N. Yoder
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