China aid drive to seek $15000 announces campaign details
A national United China Relief drive to raise 7 million dollars in nine national agencies will be launched here April 12. H P Lauritzen is general chairman with Timken and Schlabach heading committees. other leaders include Fawcett Orr Patter son Abel Thurin Isaac and Folk among many named. Roy Moore is publicity chairman and John Mann is campaign treasurer.
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Canton
United China Relief
H. P. Lauritzen
W. Robert Timken
Raymond M. Schlabach
Ralph M. Fawcett
O. A. Orr
James O. Patterson
I. W. Abel
B. A. Thurin
Charles M. Isaac
R. W. Blemker
R. C. Kotheimer
C. B. Latz
Jesse H. Mason
Emerson Gillespie
R. E. Stonehill
Hubert C. Pontius
Ed S. Folk
A. C. L. Barthelmer
Louis J. Elsaesser
W. G. Voght
North Canton
C. F. Sue
Roy D. Moore
John Mann
Thurin
Isaac
Lehman Girls to Meet in Sixth Game Friday Night
Lehman high school hosts its traditional girls Scarlet and Gray basketball game Friday at 8 p m in the school gym under the athletic department. The Scarlet girls seek to even the score with the Gray team, who have won three contests. A MVP trophy will be awarded, with faculty managers Miss Margaret Buel for Gray and Miss Helen Schneider for Scarlet.
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Lehman High School
Grays
Margaret Buel
Helen Schneider
Doris Weber
Miriam Solomon
Gloria Walther
Edith Rndersmith
Betty Graham
Joan Walter
June Guilford
Beverly Hartung
The
Gray
Mary Alice Owen
Scarlet
Gasoline Prices Rise Half Cent on East Coast
Filling stations along the eastern seaboard lifted gasoline prices by a half cent a gallon. The move came after the Office of Price Administration had frozen prices and aimed to offset higher transportation costs from using railroad tank cars instead of ocean tankers. The increase covered 15 states and the District of Columbia under a war production board order reducing deliveries by 20 percent.
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International News Service
Washington
Seaboard
Office of Price Administration
OPA
District of Columbia
War Production Board
Fishermen Set Record for Maine Earnings
Augusta Maine March 26 Seaboard fisheries commissioner Arthur R Greenleaf reports Maine fishermen earned 4 071 688 last year the highest total on record reflecting strong seafood industry gains across the coast.
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Augusta
Maine
Arthur R. Greenleaf
PUPILS TO STAGE PLAY TONIGHT IN MASSILLON
Massillon school drama club Washington High presents the comedy Out of the Frying Pan at the school auditorium tonight and Friday at 8 15. A cast of 11 students led by director Miss Mary Evelyn Koontz includes George Howells Norman Putman Steve Atwater Virginia Patterson Dorothy Armour Eleanor Botschner Jane Thomas Martha Reed Hershel Larkin Bill Ward Dick Stout and Bob Meismer.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Struts and Frets Dramatic Club
Washington High School
Mary Evelyn Koontz
George Howells
Norman Putman
Steve Atwater
Virginia Patterson
Dorothy Armour
Eleanor Botschner
Jane Thomas
Martha Reed
Hershel Larkin
Bill Ward
Dick Stout
Bob Meismer
Parking law revised by council in Shreve
Shreve council restricted parking to one side on narrow streets. No parking on the east side of Market and Main streets. South Street between Main and Prospect and Prospect to the corporation line are limited. Main Street east allows parking on both sides. Parallel parking allowed on both sides of Jones Street and McConkey Street.
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Shreve
Market
Mainsts
South St
Main
Prospect Sts
Prospect West
Corporation Line
Main St
Jones St
McConkey
Y M Anniversary Dinner Guests Rev Gabriel Dokus Speaker
The Y M C A northeast branch marks 20 years with an April 22 dinner in Central Y M C A Memorial Hall. Rev Gabriel Dokus of the Hungarian Presbyterian Reform church will speak. trustees and spouses attend with First Presbyterian representatives and other officials. Election of trustees set for May 4.
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Gabriel Dokus
Hungarian Presbyterian Reformed Church
Y.M. Co. A
Northeast Branch
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hall
Central Y. M. C. A
HF. C. Pontius
A. B. Baker
D. L. Beatty
George Wade
Carl Duerr
Homer Giessen
Paul Hartung
E. J. Helbig
A. W. Fries
Jules Milano
Alva Gluck
O. W. Briner
Town and Country
J. H. Vonneman
C. B. Williams
North Canton
New Defense Course Opens at Massillon
More than 200 volunteers attended the first civilian defense general instruction class at Washington High School. J W Reinhardt spoke on Communications and a film On the Home Front was shown. Upcoming talks include Fire Defense Bomb Defense Gas Defense Decontamination. An aid raid wardens meeting was set for tonight at Brookfield school.
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Massillon
Washington High School
J.W. Reinhardt
Harold Boerner
Walter Crewson
Gordon Sill
Ted Roth
Sixth Ward
Brookfield School
E. H. Pickens
C. M. Mills
Anthony Meyers
J. N. Reinhardt
Ohio Institute of Civilian Mobilization
Ohio State University
Mills
L. J. Smith
Junior class to stage Almost Summer play in Greentown
Greentown High School’s junior class presents Almost Summer a three act play Saturday at 8 15 p m in the school auditorium Directed by Miss Catherine Cummings the cast includes Jack Hoffman Margaret Werner Ralph Keck Nestor Martin June Fleischman Bill Staib Gwendolyn Bloss Paul Marker Eleanor Hartong and Patricia Schlemmer
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Greentown High School
Catherine Cummings
Jack Hoffman
Margaret Werner
Ralph Keck
Nestor Martin
June Fleishman
Bill Staib
Gwendolyn Bloss
Paul Marker
Eleanor Hartong
Patricia Schlemmer
Leaders to Attend Civilian Aid Parley at Ohio State
Canton welfare workers and Civilian Defense personnel will attend a civilian mobilization institute at Ohio State University. More than 1,000 local defense council representatives from Ohio will join sessions on health nutrition housing welfare education and volunteer services with keynote by Jonathan Daniels and remarks by Gov. Bricker.
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Canton Welfare
Ohio State University
Civilian Defense Office
I. B. Hamilton
Richard Smith
Addis K. Barthelmeh
C. W. Schnake
G. B. Cottrell
Canton Welfare Federation
Earl Schreiber
The
Knights of Columbus
Jonathan Daniels
Eleanor Roosevelt
Office of Civilian Defense
John W. Bricker
Firemen's Ball Planned for April 4 at Armory
Shreve report notes annual firemen's ball set for April 4 at the armory with orchestras Shively Yates and Verde Peckham providing music for dancing.
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Shreve
Shively Yates
Verde Peckham
Storeholdup clues reviewed by police
Detectives reviewed clues in the Hoobler drugstore holdup on 12th Street and Fultoard NW where a gunman took 133 dollars from four customers and an undisclosed amount from the cash register and safe. A 26 year old man matching the description was picked up for questioning.
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Hoobler Drugstore
12Th St
Fultoard NW
Police release man after witnesses fail to identify
Police released a man Wednesday after witnesses did not identify him in connection with the case. Detectives said other clues remain under review as Detective Capt. Jack Beatty noted ongoing checks.
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Jack Beatty
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