Traffic Hearing Fines Thirteen in Massillon Court
William E Law of 1412 6th St NE paid 100 dollars and costs for intoxication after a traffic accident in the day’s session Judge James A Bowman presiding The day produced 13 traffic fines including 50 25 and 10 dollar charges Four others faced 25 dollar reckless driving penalties and several individuals were fined 10 dollars for improper license plates and related violations One name appears with a questionable alias in the list and a suspension on a 10 fine was noted with payment of costs
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William E. Law
6Th St NE
James A. Bowman
John Lambros
Arnold Ave NW
Charles S. Toth
Young Ave SE
Massillon
Harvey N. Goulden
McKinley Ave
Robert R. Weber
Ronnie Arrington
Charles Ave
Robert L. Beamer
Prospect Ave
Louis D. Hontas
Hazlett
Charles M. McCleary
Ashtabule
James Jamison
8Th St NE
Floyd M. Sullivan
Tuscara
Harold Kendzora
Dewey
William C. Miller
16Th St NW
Cripps Says Talks With India Leaders Satisfactory
Sir Stafford Cripps, British envoy, said he was entirely satisfied with talks with Indian group leaders aimed at settling India's problem. He described yesterday's interview with Mohandas Gandhi as extremely helpful and expected to meet Gandhi again.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Sir Stafford Cripps
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Stafford
Gandhi
It Takes Money To Win Defense Bond Drive
MacArthur calls for total victory through arms and spirit and urges Americans to fund the war effort by buying Defense Bonds and Stamps. He emphasizes that victory requires both resolve and material support, urging purchases at post offices banks and savings institutions and through retailers and carriers.
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MacArthur
America
Carroll Shows Enduring Charm In Vanities Revue
Canton audiences enjoyed Earl Carrolls Vanities at the Palace for a three day run. The revue features a strong chorus, clever comics like the Wiere brothers and Slate brothers, standout dance numbers, and a compact, lively act. On screen, Joan Carroll stars in An Obliging Young Lady with Ruth Warrick and Edmond O’Brien in a romance driven by humor. A travelogue of the All American highway to South America closes the program.
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Canton
The
Palace
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Wiere Brothers
Slate Brothers
Hollywood
Buster Shaver
Olive
George
Zip
Joan Carroll
Panama
Hattie
Ruth Warrick
Zen Kane
Edmond O’brien
Little Miss
United States
South America
Dennis R. Smith
Versatile comedians headline new burlesque bill
A one week engagement at the Grand theater opened Friday night with two versatile comedians Johnny D Arca and Lew Fine. Paul West duets with D Arca, Al Murray is Fine's straight man, Myrna Dean stars as the featured dancer, with Joan Mavis and Gloria Dahl as second featured dancers. Evelyn Jackson offers a shuffle tap act and the chorus performs new routines to Jack Davis orchestra.
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Grand Theater
Johnny D’arca
Lew Fine
Paul West
D’arca
al Murray
Fine
Myrna Dean
Jean Harlow
Joan Mavis
Gloria Dahl
Evelyn Jackson
Jack Davis
Plain Grange Plans Box Social for April 10
Plain Grange members met in the Middlebranch grange hall to discuss a box social on April 10. Proceeds will buy an electric phonograph for games and dances. John Fohl Jr led the program in Mrs. Fohl’s absence, with a St Patrick paper, a talk by Calvin Firestone, an instrumental solo by Mrs. Harry Bruce, and recreation led by Miss Carville Firestone.
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Plain Grange
Grange Hall
Middlebranch
John Fohl Jr
Fohl
Columbus
Grange
Ohio State University
St. Patrick
Calvin Firestone
Harry Bruce
Carville Firestone
800 Auxiliary Police Now Enrolled Here
Traffic Commissioner C L Deerwester told the Exchange Club at the Courtland hotel that more than 800 persons are enrolled in the city civilian defense auxiliary police. A 11 man committee directs the plan for a possible 1200 member force with eight to 15 auxiliaries per precinct. In an air raid, they would seal bombed zones, provide first aid, evacuate residents, protect property and keep order until city police arrive. Mayor Ed Folk introduced him. Only a small percentage will be authorized to arrest.
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Civilian Defense Auxiliary Police Force
C. L. Deerwester
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Deerwester
Ed. S. Folk
Plan to abolish Lords in favor of national brain trust
London March 28 An unprecedented plan to eliminate the house of lords and rebuild it as a national brain trust may be undertaken soon. Industrial labor scientific literary and religious leaders would hold seats. The Daily Herald reported it today.
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International News Service
London
House of Lords
Daily Herald
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