Roosevelt Calls Truce As Nazi Raids Puncture Moscow Leningrad
Allied news report notes Hitler’s forces press eastern front with new attacks while Soviet lines hold near Moscow and Leningrad. German bombers target Moscow and Sevastopol as Kerch evacuation to the Caucasus is cited. 10 000 Soviet prisoners and 171 tanks claimed. Britain hints at military and naval actions against Finland Romania and Hungary.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Leningrad
Red Capital
Fuehrer
Upper
Volga
Kalinin
Red Army
Ukraine
Semeon Timoshenko
Rostov-on-Don
Ewald von Kleist
Donets
Kerch
Crimea
Russia
Great Black Sea
Sevastopol
Caucasus
London
Britain
Finland
Romania
Hungary
Weather Pattern With Snow Across Northern Mountain States
Mild trend in eastern areas with no precipitation east of the Mississippi except Florida showers. Snow blankets the northern mountains from Montana to Colorado with 5 to 19 inches on the ground as central plains see storms. Local Stark County temps range from mid 60s to mid 40s with a 16 mph wind peak.
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Florida
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Central Plains States
Stark County
State Highway No. & P
Amarillo
Atlanta
Cloudy
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Denver
Snow
Duluth
Rain
Fl Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Corpus Christi
Tex
Reno
Pepper Warns Japan to Yield
The Associated Press reports Senator Pepper of Florida told reporters that Japan must stop aggression or risk war with the United States. He said Kurusu should understand Washington will not accept a "new order" built on blood. Pepper urged Japan to exit China and warned that the war price is unacceptable. The piece notes Japanese talks with Hull and ongoing negotiations with Tokyo, while Senator Wheeler criticized the push toward war.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen. Pepper
Florida
Suburo Kurusu
Japan
Pacific
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kurusu
Roosevelt
Hull
China
America
United States
Montana
Tojo
Hideki Tojo
Asia
Gen. Tojo
Thousands of Canton Workers Face Thanksgiving Through Work
Canton industries plan single day closings or partial operation for Thanksgiving with street closures and several offices including post office windows closed. Schools and libraries shut, while travel rises on highways as hundreds spend the holiday with families or at local football and semi pro games. Temperatures hover in the 60s with a warm, dry forecast and no snow.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Co
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
Hercules Motors Corp
Republic Stamping & Enameling Co
Berger Manufacturing Co
Canton Corrugated Box Co
Timken Roller Bearing Co
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Canton Stamping & Enameling Co
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Turkey
Dover
New Philadelphia
Crater Stadium
Minerva
Steubenville
Lehman Stadium
Santa Claus and Canton Merchants Tour Ohio
Santa Claus leads five Canton merchants on a toy laden sleigh tour over New York state Pennsylvania and northeastern Ohio. The group circled the region delivering packages to farm and city homes while awaiting nightfall to enter Canton. Merchants E B Barney and L G Hathaway traveled from Buffalo to join the effort alongside Santa and his helpers.
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Painesville, O
Santa Claus
Canton
Ice Palace
North Pole
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ings
E. B. Barney
L. G. Hathaway
Buffalo
Painesville
Santa
Two Ohio Crashes Kill Four Air Corps Officers
A B 26 bombing plane crash near North Hampton Ohio killed First Lieut. Thomas P. Bacon Second Lieut. James G. Lynch and Staff Sgt Edgar E. Johnson while a glider training plane at Patterson Field Dayton plunged, killing Second Lieut. Claude L. Luke and injuring Lieut. Floyd J. Sweet as investigators at Patterson Field pursue causes.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Army Air Corps
North Hampton
Here
Patterson Field
Dayton
Thomas P. Bacon
Radford
One Holiday Edition Thursday publication notice
The Re pository announces a single Thanksgiving edition to be issued Thursday with press at midnight. All news items for Thursday's paper must be telephoned or delivered to the editorial department before 9 PM tonight. The want ad department remains open until 8 PM tonight to accept Thursday ads. Thursday closure noted, staff on duty Friday at 8 AM to take ads for that day.
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The
Repository
Ferguson Loses Pension Appeal In Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled unanimously that State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson must release $75,000 in postage funds to the division of aid for aged for mailing old age pension checks. The decision upholds a transfer authorized by the state control board, despite Ferguson’s suit claiming the board lacked authority.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Tom McCaw
Aid
McCaw
Control Board
State Control Board
British Army shakeup hints at new front in war
London dispatch reports Gen. Sir Alan Brooke replacing Gen. Sir John Dill as chief of the imperial general staff with Gen. Archibald Nye as vice chief. Lieut. Gen. Henry Pownall moves to a special appointment. Brooke, a mechanized warfare expert, signals possible British offensive on a new front.
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Brooke
Gen. Nye
International News Service
London
John G. Dill
Imperial General Staff
Alan Francis Brooke
Dill
War Office
Archibald Edward Nye
Nye
Churchill
Sir Henry Pownall
General Staff
London News Chronicle
Daily Telegraph
Home Forces
Britain
Germany
B. C. T. Paget
Paget
Norway
Bombay
Lord Gort
Edmund Ironside
Archibald Wavell
Middle Eastern
India
Carmody to Leave FWA for US Maritime Commission
Washington reports President Roosevelt moved John M. Carmody from the Federal Works Administration to a seat on the United States Maritime Commission. Carmody had asked to be relieved since October citing doctors’ warning of less arduous work. Col Phil Fleming is expected to assume FWA duties as wage hour director.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
John M. Carmody
Federal Works
United States Maritime Commission
Senate
Carmody
FWA
White House
Col
Phil Fleming
Engineering Corps
Col. Fleming
Damon Runyon Day In Canton
Fragmentary newspaper index listing sections and page numbers for today. Notable items include Damon Runyon feature, obituaries, editorials, markets, serial story, social news, sports at pages 8 9 10, and an advertisement for Apple House cider hours 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Fulton NW.
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Damon Runyon
Canton
Paul Mallon
Apple House
Fulton NW
Girl Falls Three Stories from Window In Lima Hotel
Rose Mary Treat, 19, plunged three stories from a hotel window in Lima Ohio. She was seated on the sill when she lost balance, escaping with minor cuts and bruises.
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The
Associated Press
Lima
Rose Mary Treat
OPM Approves Road Near Naval Ordnance Plant
State highway department gains OPM priority ratings to upgrade 0.28 mile of state route 30 as a military access road adjacent to the naval ordnance plant. Estimated cost is 77000 dollars. Bids have not been advertised.
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OPM
State Highway Department
Naval Ordnance Plant
True Lesson In Thanksgiving Provided By British Guests
H W Hoover hosted a second annual Thanksgiving party for British guest children, their foster parents, and families at the Hoover Co cafeteria in North Canton. About 300 attended as Rev. R W Blemker offered the invocation. British guests enjoyed the American meal and the event brought the kids together, with foster parents noting the children’s growth during the evening.
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H. W. Hoover
Hoover Co
North Canton
R. W. Blemker
First Reformed Church of
Canton
Roosevelt urges status quo on coal dispute to end strike
President Roosevelt pressed steel executives and UMW leaders to resume work in captive coal mines or submit the closed shop issue to arbitration during the national emergency. He warned of possible army seizure if the impasse persists, while CIO convention looms and troops ready.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Steel Company
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Benjamin Fairless
United States Steel
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
CIO
Detroit
Lewis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Appalachian
UMW
Gary
W. Va
Special turkey dinners at Steiner's D and E
Readable note reports special turkey dinners priced at 85 cents offered by Steiner's D and E located at 225 Tuscarawas Street West. Local listing highlights a catering option with affordable meal deals for patrons.
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Steiner
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