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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1942
Page
5
The Canton branch of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children reports strong early results from a mail campaign for Easter seals. Local chairman George F. Schoner said $350 has been received so far, with replies expected over the next 10 to 14 days. All proceeds fund the society’s work for crippled children.
Washington reports accumulating evidence that Hitler seeks to coerce South American republics into supplying food and war materials. Sinking of Brazilian Chilean and Uruguayan ships signals danger while Spain and Argentina move toward a $40 million barter pact. Officials stress careful monitoring and possible convoys as Washington weighs protecting inter-American sea routes.
Each whale species has a distinct spout shape a sailor can recognize at long range. The article notes whalers identify mammals by their blowing patterns and physical traits learned through experience.
Prof Max Wolff of Youngstown college told the Kiwanis club at the Belden hotel that France seeks a revival of freedom, noting it will be a new form not like 1914. He compared Franco German frontiers to world changes and urged morale and rumor control for the war effort. Charles Palmer of Wooster spoke on civilian morale and accuracy of rumors. The meeting featured performer Cotts from the Viking room.
Detective Ernest Blanford with 19 years of service submitted his resignation to Safety Director Ralph A. Bauhof and asked it take effect April 1. He has been assigned to investigations of persons suspected of un American activities. Bauhof accepted the resignation and thanked him for service. Civil service commission asked to certify names for next patrolman and detective appointments.
The Associated Press reports that Secretary of Commerce Jones offered loans to coal retailers nationwide to stock up before fall. He said that transport problems and possible shortages in parts of the country could be averted if dealers build supplies during the summer.
In Ottawa PM Mackenzie King introduced a proclamation for compulsory military training and home defense duties for all men up to age 30, expanding prior limits of 21 to 24. The plan includes drafts to essential war work, unemployment insurance rules, agricultural labor controls, and medical reconditioning for those rejected on physical grounds.
Real Patriot profile from New Britain Connecticut highlights Burton Beavon, a long blind veteran with exceptional manual skill, who dedicates effort toward supporting veterans and patriotic causes despite his blindness and years of struggle.
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