Diversion Plan for Grand River May Aid Plants
Ohio state water board tentatively endorses a major plan to impound the Grand river at Geauga County and divert water into the Cuyahoga and Mahoning rivers. The proposal aims to boost Akron and Mahoning Valley industries, with a dam headwaters project potentially delivering 50 million gallons daily to the Cuyahoga and a large, undetermined supply to Mahoning. The effort follows a study with U S Geological Survey to map flow as part of statewide water resources planning.
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Y Vice Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Water Supply Board
Cleveland
Stark County
Geauga County
Cuyahoga
Mahoning
U. S. Geological Survey
Akron
Kenneth M. Lloyd
Water Supply Advisory Board
Mahoning Valley
Cuyahoga River
Mahoning River
Lloyd
LaRue
Portage
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Painesville
Columbiana County
Alliance
Warren
Youngstown
Water Supply Board
David H. Harker
Lafayette
Ind
Ohio State University
Harker
Purdue University Agriculture Extension Service
War Shouldn't Halt Training Of Youth, Y M Official Says
R L Dickinson of Columbus area secretary of the Y M C A urged that war not halt youth training and community activities. He cited Hoover committee trends, discussed material versus spiritual progress, noted negative youth trends, and stressed religion as the solution to relationship problems in a wartime context. Bruce Bixler, Owen Neff, George Campbell contributed. Hi Y leaders introduced. The piece also mentions Grand River and Mahoning River details and a new civil engineering hire for underground water mapping.
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R. L. Dickinson
Columbus
Ohio
Sue Ming
Mr. Dickinson
Herbert Hoover
Committee On
United
Dickinson
Bruce Bixler
Louisville
County
Owen Neff
North Canton
George Campbell
Cincinnati
Couple Found Dead in Columbus Home
In Columbus on March 12, Donald R. Mauck aged 32 and his wife Dorothy 28 were found shot to death in their residence. Coroner E E Smith said Mauck a press operator, apparently killed his wife and then shot himself. Lucille Ohde who lived with the couple said Mauck objected to his wife working.
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Columbus
Donald R. Mauck
Dorothy
E. E. Smith
Mauck
Lucille Ohde
Hoover Co Prepares for Conversion Plan
An order from Production Chief Donald M. Nelson directs conversion of washing machine, typewriter, and vacuum cleaner industries. Hoover Co at North Canton is already engaged in war work with further production planned. Hoover notes the move may not halt electric cleaner output and cites existing defense contracts. Larger washing machine firms must convert by April 15, smaller plants by June 1 to absorb capacity for war effort.
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Donald M. Nelson
Hoover Co
North Canton
Frank G. Hoover
Hoover
Nelson
Massillon Schools Face Uncertain Fall Outlook
Massillon Superintendent L J Smith said the fall outlook for Massillon schools remains an open question. He cited a Ohio Supreme Court ruling allowing bonds outside the 10 mill limit, yielding only 74000 dollars, still about 100000 short of funds lost when the four mill operating levy failed in November and again in February. The board has taken no action yet.
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Massillon
L. J. Smith
Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Education
March of Dimes raised Canton totals for 1942 event
Gross income from the President's birthday celebration reached 9274.67 with net receipts of 8790.24 after expenses. Local chairman John W. Pulley noted large theater collections of 3756.86 and a birthday ball by organized labor at 1251.36, plus numerous department receipts and 484.43 in expenses. Half the money goes to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, the other half funds local treatment and supplies.
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John W. Pulley
Canton
Industrial Fund
Organized Labor
National Foundation For
Child internment in jails criticized in Ohio report
Ohio welfare conference reports that children are detained in jails instead of detention homes. Juvenile Judge Raymond P. Smith of Lima chaired the committee which urged punitive state law provisions to force counties to provide detention homes and to prosecute officers who place children in jails. A suggested public welfare department in each county would include a children’s division.
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The
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Welfare Con
Children’s Code Commission of
Raymond P. Smith
Lima
Edward N. Clopper
Cincinnati
Commission
Threshers to Attend Session at North Canton
More than 100 threshermen from Stark county are expected at a Friday 8 p m forum on thresher and combine operators problems in the North Canton Community building. Ormann R Keyser says Ohio State and Ohio experiment station engineers G W McCuen and E A Silver will lead discussions. Participants may present their problems for practical solutions.
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Stark County
North Canton
Ormann R. Keyser
G. W. McCuen
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ohio State University
E. A. Silver
Ohio Experiment Station
Keyser
Alliance Auto Case Hearing Under Way
Claude James Shook, 21, of 1005 S Arcist Alliance, goes on trial for operating a motor vehicle without owner consent. Judge Frank N Sweitzer and a jury hear the case with defense by Henry Paradis and state by Assistant Prosecutor Walter H Allman.
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Claude James Shook
S. Arcist
Alliance
Common Pleas
Frank N. Sweitzer
Henry Paradis
Walter H. Allman
Guilty Plea Entered In Child Molestation Case
John H. Anderson aged 25 of 302 15th St NE pleaded guilty before Judge Thomas H. Leahy in the juvenile division of the Court of Domestic Relations. Arrested by deputy sheriffs last Dec 25 on Cleveland Ave NW near 41st St for molesting a 14 year old girl. Imposition of sentence deferred.
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Cleveland Ave
41St St
John H. Anderson
15Th St
Thomas H. Leahy
Court of Domestic Relations
Stark Home Council Plans Projects At Saturday Meeting
The Stark county home extension council will hold its quarterly meeting Saturday at Miss Addis K Barthelmeh home 411 Ith st NW. Plans will be made for next year projects and for the state meeting in Columbus in June. Mrs.
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Stark County Home Extension Council
Addis K. Barthelmeh
Lth
Columbus
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