Farmers Told of War Duties in Grass Roots Meeting
Mount Gilead Ohio March 24 Farmers were urged to grow the right crops to feed soldiers and workers, with AAA official Harry N. Schooler calling unpatriotic any effort to plant nonessential crops. He pressed farmers to align with wartime production and cited the three year old ever normal granary program as readiness.
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Associated Press
Mount Gilead
America
Harry N. Schooler
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Morrow
Clay Benz
Morrow County
AAA
Schooler
Pearl Harbor
Ohio farm families pledge big crop, livestock gains
In Columbus on March 24, more than 200 farm security administration borrowers pledged large increases in production. A. L. Sorenson, state FSA director, reported 536 families expect gains across hogs, wool, eggs, milk, soybeans, sorghum, tomatoes and family gardens, with varied crops per family.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Farm Security Administration
A. L. Sorenson
FSA
Sorensen
Massillon School Board Faces Suit Over Election Costs
The Citizen-Taxpayers committee plans to sue five board members and the clerk to recover the February election costs after a four mill school levy proposal was defeated. Secretary C F Neil Brogan says the committee is reviewing board campaign expenses and notes no expenses were filed with the board of elections. Board members named are Dr H W Bell Hershey Meek W H Crawford R H Clunk and W H Meyer.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Citizen-Taxpayers Committee
Board of Education
C. F. Neil Brogan
Herman Zepp
Board of Elections
H. W. Bell
Hershey Meek
W.H. Crawford
R. H. Clunk
W. H. Meyer
Farmers to See Film at Elkton Soil Meeting
Land owners of Elkton two are invited to a soil conservation meeting at Southside school in Elkton tonight. A motion picture titled The Heritage We Guard will be shown.
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Lisbon
Elkton
Southside
Jewish Welfare Fund Drive Named For J E Cohn in Canton
Irwin E. Cohn named general chairman of the Jewish Welfare fund drive to begin about May 15 to support local regional national and overseas relief rehabilitation and refugee services. Campaign opens with a dinner and runs eight to ten days with United Jewish Appeal support.
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Irwin E. Cohn
Jewish Welfare Fund
Reuben F. Jacobson
Jacobson
United Jewish Appeal
Joint Distribution Committee
United Palestine Appeal
National Refugee Service
Lillian C. Goodman
Ernest Cohen
Fischel S. Rudner
Cohn
Ben M. Dreyer
Ohio Northern
Canton
Canton Post 44
American Legion
Canton Post
Jewish War Veterans of the
United States
Canton Lodge
B’nai B’rith
Singing Thibault Delights 1000 At Civic Music Finale
Canton Civic Music Association capped its season with Thibault before about 1000 at Timken Vocational High School. The tenor delivered 23 selections and 10 encores, ranging from classical arias to Negro spirituals, ending with Water Boy.
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Thibault
Civic Music
Aritone
Conrad Thibault
Timken Vocational High School
Canton Civic Music Association
Mr. Thibault
Three Men Arrested On Driving Charges In City
Police report three driving cases with youths aged 17 and adults Robert L. Beamer 21 of 642 Prospect Ave SW and Harold W. Kendzora 23 of 3126 Dewey Pl SW charged. Beamer reckless driving after signal violation at 30th Street and Cleveland Avenue NW at 4 10 AM. Kendzora cited for improper license plates at 3 10 AM on 2nd and Market with plates from another car. A 17 year old was held for juvenile court for reckless driving after speeds up to 55 mph on Tuscarawas Street West from Raff rd to Whipple rd.
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Robert L. Beamer
Prospect Ave
Andrew Roman
Howard van Orman
30Th St
Cleveland Ave
Harold W. Kendzora
Dewey Pl
Jack Alspaugh
William Renz
2Nd Stand Market
George Christ
K. O. Rinehart
Tuscarawasst W
Raff Rd
Whipple Rd
Semi finals set in Carroll County grade school tourney
Carrollton Augusta the defending champion meets Perrysville and Magnolia faces Harlem Springs tonight in the grade school tournament semifinals after opening round games Monday. Augusta edged Malvern 22 21 while Perrysville beat New Harrisburg 30 17 Harlem Springs defeated Sherrodsville 18 10 and Magnolia routed Dellroy 39 16.
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Carrollton
Augusta
Perrysville
Magnolia
Harlem Springs
Carroll County
Malvern
New Harrisburgh
Sherrodsville
Dell Roy
Rubber plant clerk chairs county tire board in New Mexico
Santa Fe March 24 Herbert Gerhart clerk of the New Mexico supreme court spent years nurturing a rubber plant in a tub in the court building until it reached 15 feet high. His role grew when he was named chairman of the county tire rationing board. Maybe I can tap it for a tire or two.
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Santa FE
N. M
Herbert Gerhart
New Mexico Supreme Court
Gerhart
Massillon Defense Fund Drive Planned
The Massillon civilian defense committee plans a $10,000 drive for emergency supplies. Campaign chairman Grant D. Esterling said twenty workers will help, with mail solicitations first and possibly door to door. Funds will fund four first aid stations a casualty station and an emergency field hospital.
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Massillon
Civilian Defense Committee
Grant D. Esterling
Mr. Esterling
W. Reinhardt
Massillon Welfare Federation
Longfellow
Board of Education
J. A. O'Neill
Mr. Reinhardt
Ralph Knight
Musical program by Williamson couple in Akron Ohio
The event features gospel messages by Rev. Paul D. Gordon with topics The Devil's Funeral Twice Born Jesus Is Coming and family night Friday A special musical program Saturday and closing services Sunday Many are being born again and Christians edified Public is invited and all are welcome.
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Jesus
Illinois oil output climbs to fourth after leap from eleventh
In three years Illinois surged in U S oil production moving from eleventh to fourth place, signaling a notable rise in output. The shift reflects expanded drilling activity and new extraction technologies contributing to higher regional energy output.
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Illinois
U. S
Japanese Crab Meat Tested for Poison in Illinois Case
A Japanese crab meat scare prompted police to order a laboratory analysis of two tins purchased by Mrs. George Taylor who fell ill after eating part of the product. City chemist T. Hart Larkins will examine the meat distributed through local agencies for possible poisonous substances.
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Icktown
East Liverpol
Japan
George Taylor
T. Hart Larkins
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