Tax Take For March Aids War Effort Increases Forecast
AP reports Treasury expects 2.75 billion dollars in income taxes for March 1941 far surpassing prior monthly totals yet covering only one month of war spending at current rates. Fragmentary returns through early month show 2.5 times higher collections than last year, with two thirds of revenue funding the war program and the rest other federal costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Sugar Ration Forms Deluge Clerk's Office
Stark county to issue War Ration Book One as 332 000 consumer registration cards arrive at county clerk C F Sherrard s office. Total supplies about three tons include 315 000 rationing booklets and 332 000 leaflets with instructions to consumers. Registration material must be counted and recorded starting Monday with student volunteers from McKinley High.
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Stark County
C. F. Sherrard
H. E. Patrick
Sherrard
McKinley High School
E. F. Goodman
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
North Canton
Minerva
Harry T. Beckmann
Columbus
Claudia Ruef
McKinley High School Bookkeeping
Taxis for Babies Labor War Nursery Service
In Maidstone Kent war working mothers use an A R P ambulance to shuttle babies to a wartime nursery each morning and return them to a depot beside the bus station by evening, allowing mothers to travel home after work.
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Maidstone
Kent
A.R.P
Emergency clothing drive opens Monday
An intensive drive to obtain used clothing for Salvation Army civilian defense work launches Monday and runs to next Saturday. Donations will be sorted and stored for emergencies, with drives organized by the Salvation Army Women's Home League and volunteers. Drop at 322 Walnut or 1006 9th St SW. call 5500 for a truck. Needed items include coats dresses shoes for women and girls, trousers coats shoes stockings underwear, blankets and layettes. Waste materials for defense also welcomed via Salvation Army trucks.
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Hitler presses Japan to join world conquest plan
London report says Adolf Hitler seeks a grand world conquest alliance with Japan. It outlines two main thrusts against Russia and India, Madagascar bases for Africa incursions, and a Mediterranean push to break the Middle East and aid India. The source notes internal Japan debate and mentions Naotake Sato and a Madagascar mission to pressure France.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Africa
Germany
Japan
Europe
Far East
Hitler
Russia
India
Naotake Sato
Sato
Sabano Kurush
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Madagascar
Vichy
Burma
East Africa
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Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
Middle East
North Canton Club Hosts 200 County Girls Meeting
North Canton High School hosted about 200 county girls for a home economics meeting sponsored by the Stark County Home Economics association. Speakers included Miss Clara Bancroft of Ohio State University on war impact on women and home economics value. The program featured a North Canton High band concert, student fashion modeling, junior choir performances, and lunch service by the North Canton Home Economics club.
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North Canton High School
Clara Bancroft
Ohio State University
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Stark County Home Economics Association
William Finefrock
Marion Pannier
Mercy Hospital
Dorothy Sweeney
Farm Security Home Management Office
Ravenna
Madge Dilts
Hoover Co
North Canton
Jean Morrison
Peggy Capley
Martha Evans
Canton-two
Dorothy Beckman
Minerva
Florence Gordon
Massillon
Two Die at Elyria Crossing in Switching Engine Accident
At Elyria General Industries Co two workers William Lieber aged 52 from Avon and Chester Page 36 of Elyria were struck by a switching locomotive as they left work. Witnesses say they failed to notice lowered gates at the New York Central crossing amid an approaching freight train.
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Associated Press
Elyria
General Industries Co
William Lieber
Avon
Chester Page
New York Central Crossing
Massillon and Wooster Win Debate Honors
Massillon and Wooster High school debate teams earned places in the state tournament by winning the district contest at Wadsworth High School. Massillon led with four victories over McKinley, Wooster, Wadsworth, and Ravenna, while Wooster secured three wins and will join Massillon in Columbus April 10 and 11 for the state meet.
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Massillon and Wooster High School
Wadsworth High School
Massillon
McKinley
Wooster
Ravenna
New Philadelphia
Mansfield
Columbus
Soldier Carl Schroegel Stars in 13s Tale of Love and Leave
Spokane report notes Pvt Carl Schroegel has 13 letters in his name and has served a month and 13 days. He married 13 days after enlisting and received a 13 word telegram from his bride on Friday the 13th asking to meet in Seattle. The army granted only 12 hours of leave.
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Spokane
Wash
Carl Schroegel
Seattle
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