U- Boats Relax Atlantic Raids News Report
United Press reports a slight relaxation in Axis submarine activity off the Atlantic coast. Navy notes two ships sunk in American coastal waters last week, the 8,215 ton ore carrier Maroe and the 2,850 ton Norwegian motorship Leif, with two more believed sunk. Possible reasons include submarines heading home or improved anti-submarine measures. An unofficial summary shows area totals since Jan 14 with 72 attacked and 65 sunk.
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United Press
Washington
Atlantic
Navy
Maroe
Leif
U. S
Caribbean
Egg omelet spill piles up 144000 eggs
Eugene F Gauck lost control of a truck near Damascus causing a ditch plunge that spilled 12 000 dozen eggs worth 4000 dollars. The mishap occurred in Binghamton New York on March 9. The omelet mishap created a breakfast setback for local suppliers.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Eugene F. Gauck
Damascus
Twenties Selfish Policy Echoes in Global Stalemate
A crítica column recalls how the United States shunned the League of Nations and limited immigrant refuge to pursue domestic wealth and cars, fueling a decade of selfish foreign policy. It argues the world bears the stamp of American egoism as it faces broader repercussions.
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United States
America
League of Nations
Congress
Europe
John Smith
Smith
Awakening to War Effort Across a Nation
In the face of a national crisis the author argues complacency harms the war effort. Past WWI success misled Americans into believing victory comes easily. The piece stresses war is a full time duty requiring united, continued effort and cooperation to turn the tide again.
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America
Europe
Japanese Enslave Filipinos in Daily Rice Cruel Labor
Associated Press reports that Filipinos in occupied Luzon were formed into labor battalions by Japanese conquerors and forced into brutal conditions on the Ba Taan Peninsula. One laborer, Father Ingal, a Manila chaplain, witnessed dawn to dusk work, a single daily rice allotment, muddy water for cooking, and no salt or fish allowed, under German-appearing Japanese officers.
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Usaffe
Bataan
Luzon
Douglas MacArthur
Father Ingal
Philippine Army
Manila
Corregidor Island
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Urges prompt treatment for bronchitis to prevent chronic conditions. Promotes Creomulsion, a non narcotic cough medicine combining beeckwood creosote with other ingredients to loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed bronchial membranes, and restore rest and sleep with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Food Rise Vital Grangers Told at Stark County Meeting
Mrs. E. V. Rose spoke to 150 Stark County Pomona grange members at Roberts ville grange hall urging farmers that food is America’s greatest contribution to the world. The program included six fifth degree ceremonies, a civilian defense appeal, and plans to send Mrs. Lloyd Deckerd to a state lecturer course.
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E. V. Rose
Stark County
Magnolia Grange
Pomona Grange
America
Robertsville Grange Hall
Ohio
Jackson Grange
James Norman
Plain Grange
John Provance
Ethel Oneacre
Ada Billar
Robertsville Grange
C. C. Linerode
Pomona
Lloyd Deckerd
Grange
Ohio State University
Homer Stier
William Yarger
William Ringwald
Lexington
Ira Smith
Plain
John Thompson
Bethlehem
Stark County Medical Association
Ohio Rural
Stark County Fair
Edward Holm
Pike Grange
Rose
Dwight Flohr
Sponseller Grange
Canton Two High School
Arlene Stokes
Canton Two
Jane Hall
George Beale
Rationing of Trucks in Ohio Faces Delay
The start of new truck rationing in Ohio was delayed by a shortage of PD-310 forms. Applications must be mailed to W. R. Hubbard in Cleveland, with Stark County dealers to receive blanks from Washington. Ohio’s ICC field offices in Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati and Columbus will handle the program across Ashland Ashtabula Cuyahoga Geauga Lake Lorain Mahoning Medina Portage Stark Summit Trumbull and Wayne counties.
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Ohio
W. R. Hubbard
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Building
Cleveland
Charles M. Isaac
Stark County Automobile Association
Hubbard
Isaac
Office of Defense Transportation
Washington
Stark
ICC
Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ashland
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Geauga, Lake
Lorain
Mahoning
Medina
Portage
Summit
Trumbull
Wayne
Stark Association
Onesta Hotel
Roosevelt Directs Speech to Farmers in Radio Broadcast
President Roosevelt plans a radio address to farmers as Congress debates parity prices for crops. The heated dispute marks a key House battle over the New Deal farm program amid annual community farm dinners observing the anniversary of the program.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Capitol Hill
New Deal
Albanian Hopes Of Freedom Rest With U S Konitza Says
Faik Konitza, Albanian envoy to the U S from 1926 to 1939, spoke in Canton on Albanian freedom. He argued liberation hinges on smashing the Axis and U S resources, predicting mobilization by mid 1943 and a 1944 finish, with Albania likely joining a Balkan federation after the war.
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U. S
Konitza
Albania
Adriatic Sea
Italy
Faik Konitza
Washington
Canton
Stark County
Slovakia
Germany
Denmark
Iceland
Mr. Konitza
Europe
Axis
United Nations
United States
Eagle’s Hall
Croatia
Serbia
Greece
Bulgaria
Romania
Turkey
Sicily
Greek Epirus
Macedonia
Spain
Five Groups in Stark to Study Nutrition
Stark county home demonstration agent Miss Addis K Barthelmeh will speak at five nutrition meetings this week as part of the Building Health and Strength project. She addresses Sunshine Farm Woman's club in Marlboro two with leaders Mrs Mabel Vaughn and Mrs Margaret Miller, then Pull Up a Chair at Mrs Charles Corbett's home on 30th st NE, with Mrs Martha Shorb and Mrs Grace Shaw guiding. Thursday covers Rockville and Pleasant Grove near Navarre with Mrs Louis Heater as host and leaders Mrs Harvey Shrock and Mrs Albert Feucht. Friday brings a Paris school district mothers and children session at 10 am and a Robertsville Homemakers meeting at Mrs Ida Bowman's home with chair Mrs Milton Biller and leaders Mrs Lucius Geib and Mrs Ruth Kandel.
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Addis K. Barthelmeh
Stark County
County Rural Women’s Project
Miss Barthelmeh
Sunshine Farm Woman's Club
Dwight Eschliman
Marlboro Two
Mabel Vaughn
Margaret Miller
Charles Corbett
Martha Shorb
Grace Shaw
Rockville
Pleasant Grove
Louis Heater
Navarre
Harvey Shrock
Albert Feucht
Mothers and Children of
Paris
Robertsville
First public sale of forfeited lands draws few bids
In Courtroom No 2 about 1 600 parcels were offered to raise taxes and penalties. Only five sales occurred in the first hour as bidders were scarce. Parcels in Bethlehem Canton and Indianola were passed or sold at minimum bids with 8 percent interest cited as deterring buyers. Auditors certificates frame the deal and owners retain redemption rights until the auditor’s deed is issued.
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James V. Armagida
D. Deane McLaughlin
Harry Foster
Lester S. Lash
Bethlehem
Canton
Indianola
Armagida
Gibbs 7th Ne Crash Followed by Arrest
Miss Mae Cheeseman 19 of East Canton suffered a nose laceration Sunday at 8 15 p m in a traffic collision at 7th st and Gibbs ne Sgt J B Quilligan and Patrolmen Roger Graybill and E W Crawford reported She was treated at Mercy hospital Police said she was riding in the car of Frank J Hentsch 1207 Lippert rd ne and it was struck by a car driven by Clyde J Royer RD 2 Louisville The latter was arrested on a Stop sign charge.
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Mae Cheeseman
East Canton
7Th St
Gibbs
J. B. Quilligan
Roger Graybill
E. W. Crawford
Mercy Hospital
Frank J. Hentsch
Lippert Rd
Clyde J. Royer
RD 2
Louisville
Car Collision Near Massillon Leaves Akron Man Injured
Willie Gaye, 37, of Akron, is in City hospital with brain concussion and left eye contusion after his car sideswiped another on Route 241, three miles north of Massillon. Doctors report his condition as fair.
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Massillon
Willie Gaye
Akron
Wartime Advertising Urged By Executive
Cincinnati March 9 George A Kelly vice president of the Pullman Co urged firms whose products are widely advertised to keep paid publicity during the war to maintain friendships. Speaking at a convention of the Hotel Sales Managers association he said advertising is essential to modern business and must be maintained. He noted Pullman Co is 95 percent engaged in war work but will keep its advertising pace as much as possible.
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International News Service
Cincinnati
George A. Kelly
Pullman Co
Kelly
Hotel Sales Managers’ Association
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