Traffic injuries reported after collisions in community
A series of traffic incidents left multiple people injured. Charles Ferree, 42, was struck at 3rd street and Walnut by a car driven by W R Bigler and taken to Mercy hospital with a possible right knee fracture. Augusta Klesse, 50, suffered a fractured left knee cap when her husband Frank Klesse collided with another car driven by Walter Lappin at Gibbs and Lippertrd. LaCreta Hartline, 6, received a forehead laceration after running in front of a car driven by Alex D Aurora near her home, treated at Aultman hospital. Newlin and Haack were injured earlier and transported to Aultman hospital by Jacobs ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin
Haack
Aultman Hospital
Jacobs
Charles W. Ferree
3Rd St
Walnut Ave
Roger Graybill
E. W. Crawford
Mercy Hospital
Ferree
W. R. Bigler
Bay Ave
New Philadelphia
Augusta Klesse
Rowland Ave
Frank Klesse
Walter I. Lappin
Harrison Ave
Gibbs Ave
Lippertrd
Crawford
Graybill
LaCreta Hartline
6Th St
Alex D’aurora
Piedmont Ave
R. G. Lines
Francis LeMasters
Driving Charges Filed Involving Floyd M Sullivan and Others
Floyd M. Sullivan 225 of 1418 Tuscarawas St SW was charged with a stop sign violation at 9th and Clarendon by Patrolmen LeMaster and Lines after his car collided with William G. Jarvis of 1218 Linwood Ave SW. Also charged were John M. Johnson 18 of RD 1 Louisville for reckless driving at 8:30 p.m. driving 55 mph on Tuscarawas St E. Charles S. Toth 26 of 714 Young Ave SE Massillon for reckless driving and improper license plates at 3:25 a.m. All cases reported by patrolmen Alspaugh, Veigh and Fohl. Services and obsequies for an unrelated Massillon story follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd M. Sullivan
Tuscara
9Th St
Clarendon Ave
LeMaster
Lines
William G. Jarvis
Linwood Ave
John M. Johnson
RD 1
Louisville
Tuscarawas St E
Economy Ct
Belden Ave
Charles S. Toth
Young Ave SE
Massillon
Jack Alspaugh
E. R. Veigh
Edward J. Fohl
Tuscarawas St
Bedford Ave
Whipple Rd
Dover teen football star fatally struck in street collision
From The Repository Bureau Dover March 23 Robert Preston 17 of 317 1-2 W 3rd st formerly Dover High School football and basketball star was fatally struck by a car at 12:30 a m Sunday on N Tuscarawas Ave between 1st and 2nd sts The auto driven by Marlin Russell 19 of 626 4th st NW New Philadelphia struck Preston who was thrown against a parked car He died of a fractured skull at Union Hospital to which he was taken in the Lewis ambulance The fatality was the first Dover traffic death of the year.
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Massillon
Midvale
Tuscarawas County
Barberton
Summit County
Washington
Negro
Rosezellar Jones
Miss Jones
Wills Sanders
Mike Kadravy
Cleveland
Robert Wolweber
Massillon City Hospital
Jones
Henry Walker
Erthen Lewis
Repository Bureau
Dover
Robert Preston
W. 3Rd St
N. Tus- Carawas Ave
Marlin Russell
4Th St NW
New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Lewis
Axis Drives For Baku Oil Fields And Dardanelles Link
European Axis planning aims to secure Baku oil and use the Dardanelles for transport. Italy acknowledges Axis troops in Bulgaria. Bulgaria hosts winter repairs for Russian front losses. Luftwaffe routes improve with conscript labor. Balkans diplomacy heats over Romania Hungary dispute. Rumanians push to regain Transylvania. Maniu leads the effort. Berlin downplays the Romanian Hungarian clash while warning main war against Russia continues. Boris and von Papen trips fuel talk of Bulgarian aid and Hitler's spring offensive.
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Axis
Baku
Dardanelles
Turkey
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Balkans
Rumania
Hungary
Germany
Bucharest
Juliu Maniu
Transylvania
Russia
Berlin
London
Reuters
Boris
Hitler
von Papen
Used Tires For Sale Now In Want Ads
Local want ads offer several used tires in good condition for quick sale. Listings include variety of sizes and brands with prices and contact numbers for immediate arrangements.
Draft mailed to registrants for service classification
Draft forms will be sent to selective service registrants to determine classification for possible military service, with duplicate copies kept by local boards for classification aid. Mailings to those registered Oct 16 1940 or July 1 1941 are not planned. Respondents must provide extensive job, education, and eligibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Col. Goble
Vikings Triumph in Dennison Regional Final
Lehman holds a 42-37 win over Warren in the Youngstown regional while North’s Vikings, state champions in 1935 and 1939, beat Cambridge 47-37 to clinch the Dennison regional title. Toledo Central, 27-2, edged Mansfield 36-34 in Findlay regional. Merle Wagoner said Wills gym seats 5,500 for finals with 4,400 on floor and 1,100 standing. general admission for both sessions. Officials: James Morgan, John Russ, and S K Skibbey.
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Warren
Youngstown
North
Vikings
Cambridge
Toledo Central
Mansfield
Findlay
Merle E. Wagoner
Wills Gym
James Morgan
New Philadelphia
John Russ
S. K. Skibbey
Bowling Green
Labor push for action on 40 hour law and unions
Sen Lee reported receiving 20000 letters in three days urging repeal of the 40 hour week, bans on strikes, and curbs on union dues before jobs in war industries. He said most letters came from ordinary citizens, challenging claims of organized campaigns. Sen Thomas of Oklahoma asked the defense investigating committee to probe organized campaign charges, with Chairman Truman to rule later.
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Senate
Sen. Lee
Congress
Sen. Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Truman
Coast Guard seeks diesel mechanics and ship cooks in Des Moines
Des Moines on March 23 reports the U S coast guard has an immediate need for experienced mechanics familiar with diesel engines and for ships cooks. Qualified applicants will be enlisted as second or third class petty officers with base pay of 60 or 72 dollars monthly plus meals lodging and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S. Coast Guard
Samuel M. Surrett
Surrett
Pastor to be Honored at Trinity Lutheran Reception
Millersburg March 23 Rev and Mrs Knox R Roberts and family will be honored at a Tuesday night reception by Trinity Lutheran congregation Mrs Earl Steele plans the program Rev Roberts began duties March 8 coming from Nevada Ohio
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Millersburg
Knox R. Roberts
Trinity Lutheran Church
Earl Steele
Rev. Roberts
Nevada
Rationing Supplies Arrive For Stark County Registration
Arrival of 168000 retailers and ration card stock brings total supplies to over five tons for Stark county consumer registration May 4 to 7 and sugar rationing. Cards numbered 1 to 100 will receive stamps from consumers. Registration materials include 315000 books and 332000 leaflets and cards. Industrial sugar users register April 28 29 at high schools. individuals May 4 7 at public schools 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sherrard
Sherrard
Office of Price Administration
Duty Performed and a Japanese Ultimatum on Honorable Defeat
A 1942 ultimatum from the Commander in Chief of the Imperial Japanese army and navy warns Bataan defenders and allied forces in Hong Kong Singapore and the Netherlands East Indies to accept defeat. It asserts adherence to international law and threatens action if no reply arrives by noon March 22 1942. The note promises mercy for officers and men under command and expresses desire to save lives and spare families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Singapore
Netherlands East Indies
The
Imperial Japanese Army and Navy
Japanese plans against Russia in the east
The Chinese press reports a proposed Japanese strike on Soviet Siberia as soon as conditions favor it. It cites Japan's huge forces in Manchukuo and Inner Mongolia, plus puppet armies in Manchukuo and China, and weighs estimates of total Japanese armed forces around five million with possible minor Korean and Formosan additions.
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Russian Siberia
Manchukuo
Inner Mongolia
China Daily News
Russia
Germany
China
Korea
Formosa
Florida Life Topic Fascinates 90 Naturalists
Fifty members of the Neo Naturalist Society of Canton heard Robert Moffett, biology instructor at Louisville High School, discuss Florida wildlife. He screened two films of Florida wildlife and an offshore reef sequence, displayed live Florida snakes, and shared experiences gathering Florida biological data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neo-Naturalist Society of
Canton
Robert Moffett
Louisville High School
Florida
Canton Truck Drivers Fined For Overloading
Three Canton truck drivers were fined in New Philadelphia for overloading their trucks after weekend charges filed by state highway patrolmen. Lloyd Shreffled Jones Yoder and Albert Schenk faced $25 fines plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
New Philadelphia
Lloyd Shreffled
Jones Yoder
Clark
Albert Schenk
Cleveland
Poles Refugees Get 500 Pounds Clothing from Canton
Canton residents shipped eight packed barrels containing more than 500 pounds of clothing to Polish refugees in northern Russia and Siberia. The drive, led by the local Polish Y M C A relief committee, continues through April 1 with contributions from area towns. L D Ellis and Lloyd Polen Sr supervised the packing and shipment as the Y M C A campaign aids over a million Poles in Russia and Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberia
Canton
New Yurk
L. D. Ellis
Lloyd Polen Sr
Suberia
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Tuscara- Was County
American Vitrified Products Co
Harold S. Preston
Harold O
Paul F. Ebert
Dover Burial Park
Ady
the Smart Women of
Leonora Campbell
W. Tusc
Dial
Europe
Rogers Jewelry Store
North Industry
Jackie Keck
Clyde Brechbuhler
North Industry Volunteer Fire Department
Lehman
LABOR
Bataan
Pacific War
Kobacker
United States
BATES
Gine “Durheme
Rayon Crepe
Oy Penn
Dloo
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