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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1942

Page

6

Stilwell Takes Burma Command Of Two Chinese Armies

United States war department announces Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell will command the Chinese 5th and 6th armies in Burma, directing operations to bar Nipponese efforts to sever China's lifelines and threaten India. Stilwell, 59, may also keep his Chinese chief of staff post.

Gen. Stilwell United Press Washington United States Far East War Department Joseph W. Stilwell United States Army Burma Stilwell Australia Douglas MacArthur United Nations Southwest Pacific Chiang Kai-shek China India Stillwell Irrawaddy River Mongo Tharrawa Bay of Bengal Taik-Kyi Kanyutkwin Rangoon Chungking War Departments Burma- Thailand Southeast Asia Archibald Wavell MacArthur Southwest Pacific Wavell

East Canton Minstrel Program Promises Musical Heritage

East Canton Minstrel association presents its 12th annual show Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p m in Osnaburg Two High school auditorium. Interlocutor Robert Schreck and a 40 member group including Clyde Sell Harry Robinson Earl Rogers Harry Heakin Kenneth Niesz Vincent Shupe headline with a Plantation Party opening and a Look in the Book skit. An unnamed orchestra will back the acts as proceeds aid student activities and school programs. Kenneth Niesz chairs the group founded by Ray Hoover and Harry Heakin.

East Canton Minstrel Association Osnaburg Robert Schreck Ead Clyde Sell Harry Robinson Earl Rogers Harry Heakin Kenneth Niesz Vincent Shupe Ray Hoover

Man Attacked in Massillon Walk to Work

Ernest Rikosky of 8 State Ave NW was beaten with a stone and dragged off Wetmore Ave. He suffered a head laceration at 10:25 p m Wednesday and is under treatment at City hospital. Police report he was knocked unconscious during the assault.

Massillon Ernest Rikosky State Ave NW City Hospital Ernest S Wetmore Ave Rikosky

Record naturalization of 105 year old man in 1868

In Houma Louisiana WPA workers discovered a minute book entry showing William Yarrow born in Africa was naturalized on October 24 1868 at the age of 105 The find is described as possibly the all time naturalization record for extreme old age.

Houma WPA William Yarrow Africa

Auditorium Plan Delayed by War Materials Shortage

Council members and City officials discussed remodeling the closed city auditorium amid war material shortages. Three points emerged: cannot repair under a state closing order, removing market space affects use, and consider selling the building to fund postwar projects. Architect Firestone cited high costs and possible revisions to cut expense, with a plan to open the auditorium only if stage use is dropped.

City L. W. J. Cooper John A. Shisler Charles E. Firestone Mr. Firestone Firestone Council

Lord's Prayer is Best Creed, Rev Palmer Tells 2000 Here

Rev Albert W. Palmer told about 2000 at a Fifth Community Lenten service in First Christian church that humanity needs a creed and the Lord's Prayer is the simplest, wisest creed. He compared its lines with creedal phrases and urged a life aligned with Christ’s teachings and shared life’s basic needs.

Palmer Albert W. Palmer Chicago Theological Seminary First Christian Church Robert L. Sherry First Church of Brethren Raymond G. Clark Dueber, Minerva First Methodist J. Palmer Hayes Donald C. Farley God Jesus Christ

Amherst students study Pan American history by daily papers

Amherst Mass March 19 More than 50 juniors and seniors at Amherst College are taking a streamline Pan American history course guided by Dr. Charles F. Fraker. They use daily newspapers instead of textbooks and will receive guest lectures offering eyewitness accounts of the studied countries.

United Press Amherst Mass Amherst College Charles F. Fraker

Auto License Bureau Extends Hours Next Week

The automobile license bureau in the courthouse will open extra hours for motorist plate purchases. It will operate Monday Wednesday and Friday from 6 to 8 p m and Saturday afternoon to 4. Additional evenings are set for Monday March 30 and Tuesday March 31 from 6 to 8 p m.

Auto License Bureau Automobile License Bureau

Mt Union launches student fund drive

Roland Elliott, American youth leader, told Mt Union college students that chaos would follow if vengeance were allowed after the war. His address opened the annual World Student Service fund drive on the campus in Alliance.

Repository Bureau Alliance Roland Elliott Mt. Union College

Campaign seeks $500 aid for foreign students

Campaign volunteers hope to raise five hundred dollars to aid students in foreign countries. Mr. Elliott stated the effort aims to preserve the youth of other nations and urged support.

Ers Mr. Elliott

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