Republic Steel seeks tax valuation cut in Cleveland case
The Associated Press reports Republic Steel Corp asks a tax revision board to classify strip mill machinery as personal property not realty. It seeks a 7.32 million reduction on Cleveland and Cuyahoga Heights properties after alleging 1938 valuation overcharged taxes by 62 thousand dollars due to improper inclusion of personal property in realty. The board delayed ruling for two weeks to allow more exhibits.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Cuyahoga Heights
John J. Boyle
John A. Zangerle
Ohio
Limbach to Return to Army Duty April 29
Capt Arthur L Limbach of New Philadelphia will report for active army duty April 29 at Fort Sill Okla He previously commanded Battery F in Tuscarawas County and held staff roles with the 136th field artillery after June 1941 He had returned home to practice law with Fisher Lambach Smith Renner after leaving command under age regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau
New Philadelphia
Arthur L. Limbach
Tuscarawas County
Limbach
Camp Shelby
Fort Sill
Okla
136Th Field Artillery
Fisher, Lambach, Smith & Renner
WPB Bans Output Of Many Electrical Household Articles
Washington March 31 War Production Board forbids manufacturing familiar electrical household items such as toasters and flatirons after May 31 to speed war conversion. A $60 million yearly industry employing 25 000 workers is affected. Also bans copper slide fasteners many metals in caskets and vaults after July 1 and limits critical materials for ink production while banning crude rubber in several products.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
War Production Board
WPB
Canton Chamber Urged to Lead Solvent Conservation Drive
The Canton Chamber of Commerce was urged by the War Production Board Bureau of Industrial Conservation to lead a local campaign to conserve solvents including acetone toluol ethyl acetate alcohol and carbon tetrachloride. Dallas L. Hostetler reported the bureau asked the chamber to ensure local manufacturers reclaim solvents more thoroughly as waste sludge from thinning paints and varnishes can be reclaimed for war work.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Industrial Conservation of the
War Production Board
Dallas L. Hostetler
Bureau
Detroit
Girls At Timken Set For Annual Timken Game
The Timken Vocational High School girls basketball teams meet in the annual championship on Wednesday at 4 p m in the school gym. The Golds captained by Regina Lifft seek a third straight win, with Patty Gordon and Dorothy Murphy among the teammates. Janet Bellinski leads the Blue, with Ila Erickson and Katherine Cline among its players. Grace Burge directs the Gold, Elizabeth Groves sponsors the Blue, and Betty Ambro and Eileen Peters serve as student managers. Officials are Betty Fisher with helpers Martha Haywood and Eileen Kockly.
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Timken Vocational High School
Girls
Grace Burge
Regina Lifft
Patty Gordon
Dorothy Murphy
Betty Owens
Gloria Davis
Betty Kramer
Ruth Schmidt
Rae Lashley
Phyllis Edwards
Edna Kramer
Ruth Board
Mary Crombe
Janet Bellinski
Ila Erickson
Katherine Cline
Irene Kovacs
Norma Miller
Alma Gasbare
Jean Bremkamp
Betty Close
Gwendolyn Auld
Dorothy Dickerhoof
Dorothy Kagey
Anna Heidenreich
Dorothy Easton
Elizabeth Groves
Betty Ambro
Eileen Peters
Elaine Kissel
Mary McGrady
Jean Clemence
Theresa Myer
Elsie Shell
Josephine de Cosmo
Carmina Campanaro
Ann Lima
Blue
Betty Fisher
Standard Oil Honors 17 at Service Dinner
Seventeen Canton division employees of the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio were honored Monday night at a service pin dinner in the Belden hotel. S. D. Bartschy of Orrville led the celebrations as he prepares to retire Wednesday after 30 years with the firm. He received a pin and annuity certificate from S. J. Harrison, Canton division manager, and a gift from the quarter century club. Others in attendance included C. H. Milton, C. S. Gilgen, and H. N. Stone.
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Canton Division
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Belden
S. D. Bartschy
Orrville
S. J. Harrison
Bartschy
Quarter Century Club
Mr. Harrison
C. H. Milton
C. S. Gilgen
H. N. Stone
Will Hays Renamed by Movie Producers
Will H. Hays was reelected president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America for the 21st consecutive year at the annual meeting. Secretary Carl E. Milliken, Treasurer George Borthwick and Assistant Treasurer F. W. Du vall also were retained. Edward C. Raftery, president of United Artists Corp., was elected a director.
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Associated Press
New York
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Carl E. Milliken
George Borthwick
F. W. Duvall
Edward C. Raftery
United Artists Corp
Massillon Traffic Cases Summary
Massillon municipal court fined Orin Dodez twenty one for reckless driving. He received a $50 fine plus costs and a one year license suspension. Henry F Picot was fined $25 plus costs for operating a vehicle without a valid operator's license.
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Massillon
Orin Dodez
RD 2
Apple Creek
Henry F. Picot
2Nd St SE
Globular Hospital Dismantling for Scrap in Cleveland
The 64 foot globular hospital built 14 years ago by H. H. Timken for diabetic patients under air pressure began dismantling by Kulka Co of Youngstown. Worth $1,000,000 when built, salvage value is $25,000, with 1,000 tons of steel slated for Cleveland mills to aid the war.
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Cleveland
H. H. Timken
Kulka Co
Youngstown
Cleveland Mills
Cunningham Sanitarium
Lake Shore Blvd
E. 185Th St
Boulevard Hospital
Catholic Youth Order of the
Cleveland Diocese
Alliance Firm To Receive Navy E Award Thursday
Morgan Engineering Co of Alliance will receive the Navy E award for 1941 defense production. Capt E A Lofquist will present the honor at 4 p m with Ensign Morard and Lt Com J M Field Jr attending. Local officials and company officers will participate in ceremonies and flag-raising at the plant.
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Alliance
Navy
Bureauw Alliance
E. A. Lofquist
Navy Department
Morgan Engineering Co
Capt. Lofquist
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Ill
R. J. Morard
Chicago
J. M. Field Jr
Herbert A. Spring
Cleveland
U. S
William R. Thomas Canton
Floyd Senn
William H. Morgan
A. F. Morris
Mr. Morris
Morgan Company
Frank Knox
Timken-Detroit Net Up Last Half of 1941
Timken Detroit Axle Co reports a six month net profit of 2,966,152 after tax provisions of 11,200,000 for income and excess profits. The figure tops 1940's 2,559,499 for the same period as chairman W. F. Rockwell notes growth driven by war work. More than 90 percent of production now supports the war effort with subcontracting to over 100 firms in nine states. By December 31 the company employed 8,166 workers.
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Detroit
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
W. F. Rockwell
Wooster Speakers to Vie in Cleveland Debating Symposium
Stanley Coates of Wooster and Robert Kerr of Ambridge Pennsylvania will represent the College of Wooster in a debate symposium with Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve universities Friday in Cleveland under auspices of the publisher of the University Debaters Annual.
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Wooster
Stanley Coates
Robert Kerr
Ambridge
College of Wooster
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Cleveland
University Debaters Annual
Lindbergh to Start With Ford This Week
Charles A. Lindbergh will arrive Thursday and report for work at the Ford Motor Co the next day, according to personnel manager Harry Bennett. Lindbergh's specific duties at the plant were not disclosed.
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International News Service
Detroit
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ford Motor Co
Harry Bennett
Lindbergh
Apple Creek Leads Wayne County Literary Contest
Wayne county literary contest standings as of March 31 show Apple Creek leading for second honors with 12 points and Doylestown atop with 20 points unable to lose first place. Shreve and Smithville tie for third with seven points each, and one event remains.
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Wayne
Wooster
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Doylestown
Shreve
Smithville
Alliance Traffic Cases In Municipal Court
Alliance March 31 Robert Woolf 19 of 315 W Virginia Ave Sebring fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Ernest Savage 1225 Clay St and Hoover Stace Hoover 612 S Freedom Ave were arrested on charges of disregarding stop signs.
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Alliance
Robert Woolf
Virginia Ave
Sebring
Ernest Savage
Clayst and
Hoover Stace Hoover
S. Freedom Ave
New Administrator Named In Enemy Alien Lawsuit
In common pleas court today an entry substituted Virgil Pickens as administrator in the suit brought by Henry A. Leiberg's estate against Bernard Vitangeli. The trial had been suspended when Mrs. Johanna Leiberg, widow and original administrator, was found to be a German citizen and thus an alien enemy under the trading with the enemy act. The case arose from a car accident that killed Leiberg, who was also an unnaturalized German.
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Common Pleas
Henry A. Leiberg
Bernard Vitangeli
Johanna Leiberg
Joseph L. Floyd
United States
Virgil Pickens
Leiberg
Akron Man Arrested as Murder Suspect
An Akron man is jailed on a murder charge in the death of George Raynolds a 43 year old Canton steel worker killed in an alley altercation downtown. Police say the suspect claims self defense after being struck by a group of four men and restrained by another. Raynolds a father of six resided near Zanesville and roomed in Akron, employed by Timken Roller Bearing Co.
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Akron
George Raynolds
Canton Steel
John McMenimin
Raynolds
Canton Girl Named to Wooster Color Day Committee
Miss Evelyn Baker of Canton daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis W Baker of 1517 Downing NE a Wooster College sophomore has been named to the music committee for Wooster 32nd Color Day on May 8.
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Canton
Wooster
Evelyn Baker
Lewis W. Baker
Downing Ot
College of Wooster
Farm Goods Prices Rise 43 Points From Year Earlier
Washington March 31 The agriculture department said prices of farm products on March 15 averaged 43 points higher than a year ago while prices for items purchased by farmers rose 24 points. Both indices were up from February 15. The farm products index reached 146 percent of the 1909-14 parity and the prices paid index reached 149 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department Today
Timken Joint Group Holds First Parley Meeting
The Timken Roller Bearing Co. held its first parley in the move to form a labor-management war production committee. The initial meeting, Monday afternoon at the company offices, was attended by management and Timken workers, with spokesmen for the SWOC present under their union contract.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
SWOC
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