Nelson warns labor to yield in war crisis
In Washington on March 23 Donald M. Nelson urged CIO leaders that wartime must suspend extra pay for Sunday and holiday work unless it is the seventh straight day. He backed seven day operation but warned against using the war need to cut labor rights. Senate moves to debate 40 hour week and overtime reform as administration faces internal dissent.
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Lehman Draws Xenia For State Tourney Battle
Lehman Polar Bears face Xenia Central in the state Class A semi final at Kent State University. The other semi pits Akron North Vikings against Toledo Central Catholic with finals at 8 15. Jim Ueberhart leads Lehman in a bid for the title. Xenia has 23 wins in 24 games and beat Dayton Roosevelt in the Dayton regional.
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Youth dies after crossing train collision in Canton
Russell Newhard seventeen of 206 Young Ave NE dies at Mercy hospital from head injuries and leg fractures after his car was struck by a westbound Pennsylvania railroad passenger train at 3rd St SE. Archie W. Collins Jr., eighteen, 2417 Cleveland Ave NW, injured. Pvt. Donald Newhard aided with a transfusion. County traffic toll rises to sixteen for the year. city toll seven. Services planned at Seesholtz Memorial. Also, two motorists injured in a Route 30 head on crash near Canton.
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30 Mile Gale Sets Canton Abuzz With Snow Flurries
Canton endured a Sunday of 30 mile an hour gales and intermittent snow flurries with brief heavy bursts. Temperatures ranged from 42 degrees high to 33 overnight, while total precipitation through Saturday 8 a.m. reached .25 inch.
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Apple House Cider Stand Opens Fresh Daily
Sweet cider available daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Apple House located in Fulton NW.
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Undersea Raids Sink 11 Axis Vessels Near Italian Coast
British undersea raiders sank two Italian submarines, two supply ships, six schooners and one motor vessel carrying enemy troops off the Italian coast. Four British submarines deployed mines and traps to strike near Rommel's forces, delivering a heavy blow to Axis reinforcements.
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Italian Navy Attacks British Convoy off North Africa
Rome dispatches report a heavy naval engagement off the north African coast. Italian warships bombarded a large British convoy crippled by Axis torpedo planes. Axis formations closed on the convoy as the British vessels tried to seek cover in the Gulf of Sirte near Ben Gasri.
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Russians Speed Pace of Battle
Allied and Axis fronts heat up as spring fighting resumes along a wide front. Soviet reports claim 12 000 German casualties on the Kalinin front near Moscow from March 11 to 21 with material losses, while Staraya Russa’s 16th army dwindles under pressure. Airacobra fighters arrive for a spring Russian offensive, assembled with British help in days. Boris visits Berlin to weigh Bulgaria's role and Balkan ambitions as Turkey’s stance looms near, prompting observers to foresee possible Axis entry.
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Beagle Family Fire Kills Two Pups in Garage
A Beagle family owned by Paul Moore of 1113 Camden suffocated by smoke when an electric bulb used to heat a pen ignited straw bedding in the garage. The mother and two other pups escaped. two pups died. Firemen extinguished the blaze with a booster line. minor garage damage reported.
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Submarines Attack Six More U S Ships
Norfolk Va March 23 the toll of vessels sunk or damaged by Axis submarines off the Atlantic coast rose to sixty five after weekend navy disclosures six more ships were attacked three merchantmen were listed as sunk or damaged with eighteen seamen killed or missing an American bomber claimed a submarine with depth charges and machine gun fire near the scene and two depth charges may have been dropped by planes over the area
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Third Draft Men Will List Skills
National selective service announces lengthy occupational questionnaires mailed to all third registrants to reveal professional and scientific qualifications for wartime needs. Col. Goble says mobilization of skilled workers could begin within 30 days for 463,500 registrants. Questionnaires must be completed in duplicate within 10 days and sent to local draft boards.
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British Planes Join U S Patrols Over Cuba
London March 23 A Reuters dispatch from Havana says British aircraft arrived to join United States air patrols from Cuba against Axis U boats. The British planes flew over Havana and dipped in salute to cheering crowds.
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Crystal Park Lumber Co Sunday Ad Corrected Phone
Erroneous phone number in Crystal Park Lumber Co Sunday advertisement corrected to read Phone 3 0187. The corrected contact ensures proper customer outreach and business inquiries.
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Japanese Bomber Raid Presses On Port Moresby
Japanese air assault on Port Moresby marked the heaviest raid yet on the New Guinea harbor with 19 bombers and three fighters. Australian reports say 44 enemy planes were smashed in a counter offensive as MacArthur's forces hit Dutch Timor and Lae, while Curtin hails the operation as a major air victory in the Pacific War.
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Sayre arrives in Washington with official report
Francis B. Sayre, high commissioner for the Philippines, arrived in Washington to report to President Roosevelt. He carried the sword Douglas MacArthur took from a Japanese general, and it will be presented to the President as a symbol of victory.
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