Coast paper raises subscription rates in Spokane
By the Associated Press Spokane March 24 increased cost of production prompts the Spokesman-Review and the Spokane Chronicle to raise home delivery and morning edition subscription prices. Weekday rates rise from 20 to 23 cents and the combined morning and Sunday package goes from 25 to 30 cents per week.
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Spokanesman Review
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Spokane Chronicle
Irish Blackout Impresses AEF in British Isles
U S troops in northern Ireland cope with long blackouts and cold as they adapt to wartime life away from home. Heat comes from coal in Nissen huts, while new American-built quarters offer comforts. cooking gear and gastronomy improve with American provisions arriving. Soldiers miss hot dogs and radio entertainment, yet enjoy Irish street scenes and shared tunes with local girls.
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Owever
Water rates and city officials discuss revised charges
Water rate changes outlined for three month minimum bills, suburban adjustments, and volume tiers. New minimums shown against old, with comparisons to Massillon Mansfield Elyria Warren and others. City Eng John A Shisler seeks permission to contract with army engineers for water rights in Sandy valley. referred to water committee.
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Dalton High School Junior Play Almost Eighteen
The high school junior class presents Almost Eighteen at 8 p m in the school auditorium under the direction of Miss Helen Fosnight and Miss Mildren Santschi.
Name packs wallop in McKeesport patrol note
McKeesport Pennsylvania reports a local coincidence as Joe Louis Dempsey, 31 and unmarried, was drafted into the U S army. He has worked as a grocery clerk for eight years and notes his name resembles famous boxers Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis, though neither were known when he was born in 1911.
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Joe Louis
Undertaker Donnell Diedrich Teaches First Aid in Quincy
Quincey Michigan March 24 Donnell Diedrich an undertaker dedicates three nights weekly to teaching life saving and first aid to Quincy firemen Boy Scouts and others in the community.
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Quincey, Mich
British Naval Officer Reunites With Canton Aunt
Lieut. G. W. Farrow of the British navy visited Canton to renew ties with his aunt Mrs. G. W. Rispin after 12 years. A New Castle, England native, he has spent most of his life at sea and is now on active Royal Navy duty escorting ships in the Atlantic. He praised Canton’s production activity but warned total war will bring sacrifices and expected Canton to rise to the challenge. He departed for New York City Monday night.
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Canton
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Sandy
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England
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New York City
War production priority program changes extend blanket ratings
Interim applications may be filed when extra material is needed for war or essential civilian use. The transition from blanket ratings to PRP will continue April 1 to June 30. Many P orders are amended to revoke blanket ratings after a date, forcing producers to apply for priority assistance under PRP.
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Kuendig
PRP
Company cuts costs with bonus plan and army discount
The firm defends its bonus system while claiming lower overall costs. It notes a 28 percent price cut to the army air corps on the January 19 1942 contract and explains navy pay premiums due to small orders. The text discusses production timing and potential further reductions to the air corps on automatic pilots, with a planned refund if new machinery speeds production.
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Army Air Corps
Navy
Army
Air Corps
Gales Ebb as Canton Records 24 Degree Drop
A week of strong spring winds ended last night with a temperature slide to 24 degrees, the lowest in nearly three weeks. Winds fell from 20 to 40 miles per hour since March 16, drying the ground and bringing out lawn work, garden tasks, and fertilizer scents across Canton.
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Canton
German couple’s trial dismissed as aliens in US court
The trial of a German couple, married abroad and residing in the United States since 1923, was dismissed after Judge Floyd ruled that German citizens are aliens and cannot sue in American courts. The case was continued indefinitely with potential revival after the war’s end.
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Floyd
America
U. S. District Court For
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Akron man charged with reckless driving on Route 8
Mike A. Krosnick, 30, of Akron, was arrested Monday afternoon on route 8 north of North Canton by deputies on a charge of reckless driving. He passed their cruiser and another car at the same time, crossing the middle yellow line. He was fined $10 and costs in the North Canton mayor's court.
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