United States Pressure on Latin America Over Arms
Washington signals to Latin American republics that arms aid will depend on their stance against Hitler. No arms for Argentina as war needs and material limits shape policy. Buenos Aires says mission returned to submit recommendations to Castillo government, with possible future talks.
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Washington
United States
Hitler
South America
Buenos Aires
Sumner Welles
Argentina
Ramon Castillo
Welles
U.S
Castillo
City Enforces April 1 Deadline On Car Licenses
Traffic Commissioner C L Deerwester orders rigid enforcement of the April 1 deadline for 1941 license plates with no extensions. State law requires displaying new plates by Tuesday. Police will arrest violators during regular duty, not through a special campaign. offenders must appear in traffic court.
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C. L. Deerwester
Elmer E. Clark
Deerwester
War Spares Ohio One Room Schools
The war and scarce building materials extend life of Ohio 817 one room schools. Robert Roce, director of school finance, says elimination will proceed at a much lower rate. One hundred twenty nine were abandoned in 1941.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Robert Roce
Cleveland Police Promote Three Lynch Brothers
In Cleveland on March 28 three Lynch brothers in the city police force were promoted the same day, marking a department first. Lieutenant Patrick J. Lynch, 39, became captain. Detective Dennis J. Lynch, 33, was advanced to detective sergeant. Patrolman Neil F. Lynch, 36, was raised to sergeant.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Police Department
Police Department
Patrick J. Lynch
Dennis J. Lynch
Neil F. Lynch
Y War Prisoner Aid Drive Opens April 7
An intensive three day drive to raise 7500 for Y M C A war prisoner aid launches with a dinner for campaign committee members their wives and guests April 7 at 6 15 p m in the memorial room of the Y Franklin J Arnold general chairman says Harley J Fast named chairman of a 100 volunteer committee will call on donors Paul B Anderson of New York will be the principal speaker whose work includes aiding Russian emigres and prisoner efforts since 1938 he represented the international committee of the Y M C A in Prague Budapest Sofia and Salonica and was active in invasion of France detailing prisoner visits An advisory luncheon at the Y M C A will organizedetails
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Franklin J. Arnold
Arnold
Harley J. Fast
Paul B. Anderson
New York
France
Prague
Budapest
Sofia
Salonica
Anderson
Ohio's 17 000 blind aid home front
Ohio's 17 000 blind will aid civilian defense efforts in air alarm centers and bandage making. William E. Bartram says blind workers can serve in telephone nets production for Red Cross and Allied services mechanical detection units and radio operation and repair. Courtney Burton plans to assign many tasks to blind volunteers.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
William E. Bartram
State Commission For the Blind
Bartram
Red Cross and Allied Services
WPB lifts ban on retail sales of electric refrigerators
The War Production Board temporarily allows retail sale of electric refrigerators, freeing about 75,000 units while reserves remain with distributors and factories for essential needs. Large dealers report remaining stock, while gas and kerosene models stay restricted.
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WPB
War Production Board
Canton
Evening School Expands Night Classes This Spring
Canton public evening school announces a spring and summer session to aid war emergency needs. Two 12 week semesters run April 6 to June 25 and June 29 to Sept 17 with enrollments at McKinley High School evenings this week. Courses include 14 vocational subjects at Timken and nine academic subjects at McKinley, with fees $3 per subject per semester and extra charges for materials on selected trades.
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Canton Public Evening School
H. W. Benedict
Timken
McKinley
Timken High School
Benedict
Kent State University
New U S Ice Crusher Launched At Toledo
A new coastguard cutter for ice crushing was launched at the Toledo Shipbuilding Co. yards. The steel vessel displacing 2,000 tons will cost about 1,500,000 dollars when completed and will bear a Danish name.
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U. S
Toledo
Thce Associated Press
Toledo Shipbuilding Co
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