Draft Will Dip Into 3-A Class For Selectees
State selective service headquarters prepared to review 100 3-A cases in Stark county boards 1 4 and 5 with potential reclassification to 1-A to meet early year needs. The process splits the list into four quarters with the government appeal agent allowed to request reclassification but not arbitrarily. Recent dependency and marriages pose challenges for boards and appeals, as policy seeks genuine cases of dependency while preventing evasion of induction.
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State Selective Service
Stark County
Selective Service
Triat Appeals Board
District Appeal Board
Ohio
CIO Demands U S Stop Training Army For Strike Breaking
The CIO at its annual convention urged President Roosevelt to halt training of selectees and service men for strike breaking. It charged reports of army training in camps violate the selective service act and breach labor faith, amid actions shaping Murray’s reelection and a housing dispute involving defense contracts and CIO workers.
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Associated Press
Etroit
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Roosevelt
United States Army
Philip Murray
Office of Production Management
CIO
OPM
Sidney Hillman
A. D. Lewis
Mr. Hillman
Detroit
Weather Review for the Day and Almanac Data
Rain moved northeast from gulf states to the Ohio valley while snow stretched from the lake region to Washington. Colder air spread east, with much colder weather north of the Great Lakes. Local temperatures ranged from 26 to 43, record highs and lows noted from 1895 to 1897. Maximum wind 13 mph from the southwest. Precipitation measured at 0.13 inches in 24 hours ending noon. Almanac lines provide sunrise sunset and moon phases.
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Gulf States
Ohio Valley
New Pneland
Lake Region
Washington
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Sta County
Miynwer Rerea & P. m
McKinley Massillon Football Gate Policy Gates Open Early
General admission standing room tickets for the McKinley Massillon football game will not be sold in advance. Gates open at 12:30 PM to accommodate attendees.
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McKinley
Auto Kills Man At Crash Scene
Massillon, Nov. 21. Herbert Yutzey, 40, of 921 6th St SW, died after a minor crash at 2 40 a m on route 21 near Massillon State hospital. He was a passenger in Robert Wilson's car which struck John Norris's auto as it pulled from a side road. While inspecting damage, the three men were struck by a northbound car driven by Russell Burger. Yutzey died of a lacerated abdomen and shock. Wilson and Norris suffered injuries described as fractures and scalp lacerations. Conditions were listed as satisfactory at City hospital.
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Massillon
Herbert Yutzey
6Th Stsw
Massillon State Hospital
Yutzey
Robert Wilson
RD 1
John Norris
Ernest S
Wilson
Norris
Russell Burger
Tremont Ave
E. C. Reno
City Hospital
Knox Launches Big Battleship Indiana
Secretary of the Navy Knox spoke at Newport News as the 35 000 ton battleship Indiana slid into the James River. He praised industrial unity and speed, warning of deadly dangers to the United States and a conflict of ideas across the seas. Units launched this year and last year highlighted rapid shipbuilding.
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Newport News
Navy
Knox
Indiana
Swenee Guy
James River
United States
Tragic Burn Death Of 18 Month Old In Canton Home
Patricia Lee VonGunten died from burns suffered when a hot cereal double boiler toppled onto her in Canton. Coroner E C Reno notes facial neck and mouth burns. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Lee Edward VonGunten and grandparents Archie Pyle and D J VonGunten. Services set Saturday at 1 30 p m at Forest Hill cemetery with Rev H G Purkhiser. Burial at Forest Hill.
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Patricia Lee VonGunten
Lee Edward VonGunten
Wertrave SW
Canton Clinic Hospital
E. C. Reno
Archie Pyle
D. J. von Gunten
Canton
Schirack & Williams
Pyle
McKinley
H. G. Purkhiser
Forest Hill Cemetery
Apple House Cider Stand Promotes Daily Fresh Offerings
Sweet cider is available daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Apple House located on Fulton NW. The listing emphasizes fresh daily production and convenient hours for customers seeking apple products.
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Apple House
Fulton NW
Union's Answer To Presidents Plea Awaited
President Roosevelt said he would withhold action in the captive coal mine strike until John L. Lewis and the UMW policy committee meet tomorrow to discuss settlement. He expects a reply on freezing open shop conditions or submitting the dispute to arbitration with a binding decision. No other news on the coal situation was available.
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Lewis
Benjamin Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
CIO United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Mr. Lewis
Coa
Steel firm shuts five more blast furnaces due to coal strike
By the Associated Press New York November 21 United States Steel Corp subsidiary Carnegie Illinois Steel announces the shutdown of five additional blast furnaces for coal shortages. This adds to six already closed under the captive coal mine strike. One furnace affected is at Youngstown.
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Associated Press
New York
Carnegie - Illinois Steel Corp
United States Steel Corp
Youngstown
Today’s Index of the News Pages
A contents overview lists sections such as Amusements, Believe It or Not, Comics, Crosswords, Damon Runyon, Day In Canton, Deaths, Editorials, Markets and Financial, Needlework Pattern, Pitfalls of Love, Pattern, Paul Mallon, Radio Programs, Serial Story, Side Glances, Social News, Sports, and Up Through a Century with page numbers and feature areas across the issue.
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Damon Runyon
Canton
Paul Mallon
Timkenette Defense Stamp Delivery Ad
Second night of the Fall Festival at St Josephs church hall Tuscarawas St W Canton Ohio announces Timkenette Defense Stamp delivery service tomorrow by phone 4-1441.
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Timkenette Defense
St. Joseph’s Church Hall
Tuscarawas St
Canton
Loot at drugstore includes $150 cash
Burglars broke into Adelman drugstore at 539 Cherry SE between 10 p m Thursday and 8 a m today through a coal chute window. They entered via a rear stairway, took 150 dollars in cash from a prescription room drawer and about 400 dollars worth of merchandise including cigarets cigars knives alarm clocks and portable radios. The cash register contained no money. Police believe the burglars escaped through the coal chute window with their loot.
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Adelman
Cherry Are SE
Reds Beat Back New Nazi Drive Near Moscow
Soviet radio reports bloody fighting along Moscow defense arc as Red armies repel a large German offensive Tuesday night. Northern sector saw heavy tank and infantry assaults near Kalinin, with counterattacks by our unit cutting through to villages, killing soldiers, and destroying enemy tanks and guns.
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Associated Press
Soviet Radio Today
Moscow
Kalinin
Tremendous Losses Amid Back-and-Forth Front Battles
In the Volokolamsk sector northwest of Moscow the Germans deployed about 120,000 men in eight divisions, while Soviet fronts claimed a violent counterattack forced German retreat. Mozhaisk saw continuous village changes as Germans probed Soviet lines. Cairo reports Britain’s Eighth Army advanced 80 miles into Libya, encircling Tobruk, with Rezegh captured and a push toward Bir el Gobi.
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Bir el Gobi
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Libya
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Salam
Giarabub
Sidi Omar
Churchill
Halfaya
Royal Air Force
Leason
Jedabia
Salum
Egypt
Sierra Leone
Dakar
Freetown
French West Africa
Fleming Named Federal Works Chief
Washington November 21 President Roosevelt today nominated Brig Gen Philip B Fleming the wage hour administrator to succeed John M Carmody as federal works administrator Earlier this week the President sent to the senate the nomination of Carmody to a post on the United States maritime commission vacated when Commissioner John Dempsey became under secretary of the interior Carmody asked to be transferred from his FWA duties because of poor health
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Washington
Roosevelt
Philip B. Fleming
John M. Carmody
Senate
Carmody
United States Maritime Commission
John Dempsey
Interior
FWA
Cheering Youngsters Hail Santa At Yuletide Show
Canton celebrates the Christmas season with a morning greeting by Mayor Ed S Folk as Santa arrives at the Palace theater. Merchants from Canton bring a North Pole igloo display and a free show featuring clowns, acrobats, and acts for hundreds of children. Santa will receive letters and read some in The Repository. additional performances are scheduled through the day with live lights to follow through Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Ed S. Folk
St. Nick
Palace Theater
Canton
Jolly
Retail Merchants Board
North Pole
Ice Palace
E. B. Barney
L. G. Hathaway
Paul Gromell
Ralph Seikel
Ralph Welshimer
Santa
Public Square
Art Hill
Nancy Darnell
Sonny and Jerry
Legion
Jack Malloy
Stalin sought time to arm after Soviet Nazi pact
Premier Josef Stalin signed the Soviet Nazi pact with no illusion of friendship with Germany. He hoped for a breathing spell to strengthen Russia’s position. Inside Russia the Communist party continued anti fascist and anti Nazi propaganda during the 21 months of formal alliance, while talks echoed Litvinov’s early world front efforts.
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Stalin
Wallace Carroll
United Press
Manila
Josef Stalin
Germany
Russia
Communist Party
Moscow
Maxim Litvinov
Adolf Hitler
Germans Claim 10 Million Russians Lost in Five Months War
German sources cite a survey of Hitler's strategy of destruction showing 10,000,000 Russians killed, wounded, or captured in five months of war with the Soviet Union. The report lists 3,792,060 prisoners among the total.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Hitler
Finns See Armistice Chance Amid Frontier Assurances
United Press reports informed quarters in Helsinki on November 21 that talks between Finland and the United States raise a good chance of an armistice with Russia. A tacit truce would require assurances from Britain and the United States on Finland's future frontiers before any breakthrough.
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Helsinks
Finland
United States
Russia
Britain
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