Three Price Control Plans Enter Battle Monday
Washington reports informal formation of a labor bloc as the House nears a Monday vote on price control. Three plans clash: Steagall farm parity boosts. Gore Baruch style control of wages rents and commodities. and an administration plan with broad licensing and government power to buy and sell. Leadership warns wage controls may face resistance. banking committee reconvenes to align with price administrator Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
House
Rep. Gore
Tennessee
Steagall
Banking Committee
Gore
Bernard Baruch
World War Industries Board
Congress
Rep. Healey
Massachusetts
Rep. Kopplemann
Connecticut
Leon Henderson
Negro job placements rise in Ohio nine months
Columbus, Nov. 22. Negro job placements through the state employment service in the first nine months of 1941 increased more than 118 percent over the same period in 1940. The 1941 total reached 37,762, according to Her schel C. Atkinson, administrator of the bureau of unemployment compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Employment Service
Herschel C. Atkinson
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Suspected Wrecking of City of San Francisco Story Claimed by Police
SUSANVILLE Calif Nov 22 Authorities say they have the hottest suspect yet in the 1939 wreck of the City of San Francisco. Clarence Alexander 24 of Clean Springs Okla a railroad section hand gave a confession after a motorcycle crash and long questioning claiming he wrecked the train to rob passengers. He said he chose Harney Nev Humboldt river crossing and pried loose a rail then hid to await the crash. He saw the passengers moaning and screaming and fled by freight train east authorities study the statements for consistency while he has been in hiding working odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanville
Calif
San Francisco
Clarence Alexander
Clean Springs
Okla
Harney
Nev
Alexander
Johnson
Humboldt River
German tactics. Moscow defense and Soviet reply
German forces reportedly shift to keeping tanks near infantry to weather dense defenses on the road to Moscow. Russian spokesmen claim counterattacks around Tula and assert higher German losses than claimed. Bolshoi theater in Moscow opens after an air raid alarm. Ohio miners strike spreads to Hocking Valley and two mines in Athens county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Bolshoi
S. A. Lozovsky
Tula
Lozovsky
Mines and Union Shop Rules Outline Employee Membership
The passage defines that mine output is used by steel companies that own them and notes a union shop policy requiring all employees to join the union after a set period of employment. It emphasizes noncommercial sale of output and worker membership obligations.
Nearly Half The Nation's Bituminous Miners Idle
The Associated Press reports nearly 50 percent of the nation’s 384,000 bituminous coal miners were idle due to the CIO United Mine Workers strike for a union shop in captive mines. Sympathy walkouts spread to eight states, totaling about 186,000 idle, with widespread disruption to steel and defense production. In Fayette County, sheriff appeals for state police aid meet governor’s refusal amid gunfire injuries to UMW pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
CIO United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Alabama
Illinois
Maryland
Virginia
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Irvin
Fayette County
Arthur B. James
UMW
250 More Ohio Miners Join Sympathy Strike
About 250 men in two Hocking Valley commercial coal mines voted to day to join the sympathy walkout in the United Mine Workers CIO captive mine dispute, bringing to 1,450 the number of miners involved and underscoring a broad labor action across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Redtown
Athens County
Athens
United Mine Workers
CIO) E
Timken Defense Stamp Drive Boosts Canton Sales
Stamps figures nearly double morning sales as Timkenettes canvass downtown buildings selling defense stamps. Orders of 18 75 or more via Timkenette courier service with red white and blue uniforms prompt prompt responses. The pole climbing event by Pal Joey progresses to two thirds of the way to the top by noon. a fourth Timken day is planned for Sunday with final November program next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timkenettes
Canton
Timkenette Courier Service
Timkenette
Pal Joey
Defense Stamp Shop
French officials inspect North Africa defenses from Algiers
Vichy figures led by Jean Marie Bergeret and François Valentin left Vichy by plane yesterday for Algiers to review North African defenses. Admiral Auphan surveyed Tunisia and Algiers, while Huntsinger’s successor remains uncertain. Gen Odellon Leonard Theophole is regarded as a capable general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planton
Ajir
Jean Marie Bergeret
Francois Valentin
French Legion
Vichy
Algiers
Admiral Auphan
Naval General Staff
Tunisia
Charles Huntzinger
Huntsinger
Odellon Leonard Theophole
Conference plan cited as Hitler invited belligerents
German drafted invitations were sent to Axis powers and some neutral nations for a European summit. The information indicates the meeting would be limited to European powers, excluding the Americas.
Route 30 Near Lisbon Reopened To Traffic
Lisbon November twenty second The newly built three and a half mile section of Route 30 south of Lisbon opens to traffic today State Resident Engineer George Gonzales says Delays in opening parts of the roadway came from contractor Carl Myers inability to obtain iron gratings for catch basins Most basins are now installed and others filled in until next spring Completion activities including guard rails berms grading ditches and seeding of slopes also finish next spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
George Gonzales
Carl Myers
Burglary Report At Nineteenth Tee Fulton Road
Deputies investigated a Friday burglary at the Nineteenth Tee near Fulton Road. Entry was gained by forcing a window and a cigarette vending machine and a pinball machine were broken open and looted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Rd
Horticulture progress outlined by Gourley at Canton club
Prof J H Gourley of Wooster and Ohio State spoke at the Canton Rotary luncheon on horticulture. He said quality, not quantity, guides future research and that plants can be manipulated through light soil temperature and water. He cited flowering plants grown without soil and longer chrysanthemum seasons as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gourley
State Agricultural Experimental Station
Wooster
Ohio State University
Canton Rotary Club
Onesto Hotel
Gourley
Prof. Gourley
RAIL PARLEY FAILURE TOLD TO ROOSEVELT
United Press reports Roosevelt informed today of unresolved wage talks between railroad management and labor, risking a nationwide strike of 1,150,000 workers on December 7. The meeting ended after management refused to shift from the fact finding board's recommendations. Attendees included J. J. Pelley, Alvaney Johnston, and George M. Harrison alongside A F Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US United Press
Washington
Railway Management and
Roosevelt
White House
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Alvaney Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
George M. Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Hitchhikers Ride To Police Station By Sgt. Frankford
Three youths flagged a ride in Des Moines Iowa and ended up at the police station after being charged with hitchhiking in the street. The driver was J E Frankford a sergeant in the police traffic department who offered them a lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des' Moines, In
J. E. Frankford
Six Hunters Fined in WayneCharges
Six hunters were fined in Wooster on charges filed by Game Protector Herbert Andrews. Recipients include James Fetterman of Akron ten dollars plus costs for trespassing, Harold Miller of Wooster fifteen plus costs for failure to display license, Bob Neininger of Elwood Pennsylvania fifteen plus costs for improper license, Gene Buerge of Jackson Michigan fifteen plus costs for improper license, Harold Apel of Akron ten dollars plus costs for trespassing, and Donald Swartz of West Salem fifteen dollars for illegal possession of a raccoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Herbert Andrews
James Fetterman
Akron
Harold Mi £Iller
Bob Neininger
Elwood
Gene Buerge
Jackson
Mich
Harold Apel
Donald Swartz
West Salem
Atom Smasher Blaze Baffles Firemen at Penn
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the University of Pennsylvania atom smasher, a $200000 steel globe, as three physics department members inside directed fire crews for four hours. Damage estimated at about $50000. Firemen puzzled by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
King Henry VIII Feeds Six Hundred At Court Table
Six hundred members of the court of King Henry the Eighth of England were often fed at his dining table. The royal household sustained a vast court with meals for many attendants and officials within the royal establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
England
British push in Africa encircles Axis near Tobruk
Allied forces tighten grip in Africa as British and American tanks clash with German and Italian units. Four battles won and heavy Axis losses suggest the offensive is driving Axis forces back. columns advance along Libyan frontier, with American tanks splitting German defenses near Capuzzo and along the Gambut Bardia region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bny
Fort Capuzzo
Gambut-Bardia
Rezegh
Tobruk
Three Ohio Children Die In Gravel Pit Tragedy
In Cincinnati on November 22 a wall of a gravel pit collapsed trapping and suffocating Alberta Smith 10 Leroy Bandy Jr 11 and Betty Seward 11. Firemen tried 30 minutes with an inhalator to revive them after rescue from tons of gravel as Adabelle Perry 10 witnessed the 15 foot embankment give way at the abandoned pit between Loveland and Twightwee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cincinnati
Alberta Smith
Leroy Bandy Jr
Betty Seward
Loveland
Twightwee
Adabelle Perry
Massillon Tigers and McKinley clash in pivotal clash
Football preview describes starting lineups and injuries for Massillon and McKinley. Key players include Hill Crider Blunt and Harris as a tight forecasted battle. Birth announcements list numerous families with Mercy and Aultman hospital references.
Army Release for Pvt Wise Under 28 Rule
Pvt Wilford Bill Wise son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Wise of North Industry released from the army under the 28 year maximum age ruling. He was stationed at Ft Lewis Wash where he served in the quarter masters division. He entered the service Feb 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Wilford
Bill) O. Wise
Frank L. Wise
North Industry
Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Canton Common Pleas Court Docket And Notices
The docket lists cases in Canton Common Pleas Court including Wiandt versus Parkinson noting a $206 note, Bender versus Yarger seeking injunction, Baugh as executor versus Segall foreclosures, Novak versus Baron on a $212 note, and Dr K F Tucker announcing a new office at 119 S Main St N Canton with hours. Also listed are births announcements from Aultman and several marriage licenses granted including Best and Dowalter, Baughman and Warner, Lienhard and Hershberger, Hutchisson and Johnson, Black and Houck, Leathers and Hough, Pellegrino and Benach, Kline and Poston, Meyers and Carl, Babik and Forchione, Lorenz and Boerner, Peterson and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Wiandt
Waynesburg
Walter T. Parkinson
Harrison
Kenneth Bender
Clinton
Revell Yarger
Fred C. Baugh
43Rd St NW
A. M. Segall
Alliance
John C. Novak
Cleveland
Herbert Baron
Clark
Wilbur M. Best
Margaret A. Dowalter
Frank A. Baughman
Elizabeth J. Warner
Dale G. Lienhard
Lyda Hershberger
William Hutchisson
Dorothy Johnson
Lester Black
Dorothy Houck
George S. Leathers
Ruth Hough
Gerald Pellegrino
Caroline Benach
Walter F. Kline
Stella H
Blake Summoned After Signal Light Disregard Charge
John E. Blake of 433 E College St Alliance faced a charge alleging disregard of a traffic signal. The summary notes the pending citation and address on file with local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Blake
E. College St
Alliance
Divorces Filed For Various Spouses In Region
Divorce petitions list Hilda Peterson of 402 13th street SE vs Frank Leroy Peterson 709 Waynesburg Road SE for gross neglect Marguerite Ripley 1244 High Avenue SW vs Charles Ripley London Ohio for extreme cruelty Jean Forsea 2311 6th Street SW vs George Forsea 249 Arlington Avenue SW for gross neglect and extreme cruelty Lorimer E Gerard Massillon vs Mildred S Gerard Massillon for gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Peterson
13Th St SE
Frank Leroy Peterson
Waynesburg Rd
Marguerite Ripley
High Ave
Charles Ripley
London
Jean Forsea
6Th St
George Forsea
Arlington Ave
Lorimer E. Gerard
Massillon
Mildred S. Gerard
Fire damages car at 19th Street and Dueber Ave SW
Firemen from No 8 station extinguished a blaze in Donald Fowler's car at 19th st and Dueber ave SW at 6 50 am. The fire was caused by a cigaret according to firefighters. Also noted were local ads for Furniture Bargains For Cash Glicks 1320 W Tusc Open eyes and Adv Wheel Tire Stolen with Rev E G Klotz reporting a trunk break in and wheel and tire theft in the 1300 block on Woodward ol Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fowler
RD 1
Magnolia
19Th St
Dueber Ave
Glick’s
Tusc
E. G. Klotz
23Rd St NW
1300
Woodward
Immediate Delivery On 1942 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks
Art Nims Chevrolet promotes immediate delivery of 1942 Chevrolet cars and trucks at its market street dealership, touting itself as "Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer" on 730 Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Nims _ Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Bicycle Theft Reported by Local Resident
Carl Russo of 1326 16th St SE reported to police that his bicycle was stolen from the intersection of 2nd St and Orchard Ave NE Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Russo
16Th St
2Nd St
Orchard Ave
Marriage License Applications Report
List of multiple marriage license applicants with ages and addresses from Massillon Brewster Canton and Alliance areas. Names include Slusser Rizk Brunson Cain Williams Bonta Barnett Mitchell Dobbins Shetler Quilligan Killian Haddox Crouser Meinhart Lowe Adams Wallace and their indicated ages and hometowns. Also a local auto dealership promotion for J and Motors at 12th and Cherry NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Slusser
McGregor Ave
Anna Rizk
Smith Ave NW
Thomas Franklin Brunson
Alliance
Margaret Isabel Cain
RD 3
Clyde Eugene Williams
Massillon
Florence Marie Bonta
James Barnett
Sue Mitchell
Harvard E. Dobbins
Brewster
Mirma J. Shetler
Norbert E. Quilligan
Park Ave
Loretta M. Killian
Waynesburg
Ralph R. Haddox
Bonnet Pf
Emma T. Crouser
Canton
John Miller Meinhart
Jean Louise Lowe
Harold A. Adams
Gibbs
Wilma M. Wallace
RD 4
Patty Jenkins Fined and Jailed on Residency Charge
Patty Jenkins of 309 4th St SE was fined costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail Friday in municipal court on a residency charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Jenkins
4Th St SE
Theft Of Wheel Reported In Market Street Garage
Mrs. Lina Lowenstein of 1359 Market reported to police that a spare wheel and tire were stolen from her car parked in her garage during the night of November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Lowenstein
Market Arer
Personalized Christmas Cards for News Depot
News Depot on 2nd NW offers personalized Christmas cards. Shop features custom messages and seasonal designs for corporate and individual orders with fast turnaround and local pickup options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy
News Depot
Mrs Howard Bennett Sent Home From Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Howard Bennett of 940 McKinley Ave NW has been discharged to her residence from Mercy Hospital after treatment for injuries sustained in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bennett
McKinley Ave
Mercy Hospital
Youths Held On Two Charges At Cook Park Pool
Joseph DiMario aged 19 of 1631 Wayne NE and a 16 year old youth were arrested Friday at 9 40 p m on charges of destruction of property and intoxication. The pair were taken into custody in the bath house at Cook park pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph DiMario
Wayne
Cook Park Pool
Maloney Motor Co Advertises Used Cars
The Maloney Motor Co. promotes 26 years of square dealing in used car sales. Located at 418 and 602 12th NE, the dealership invites customers to buy with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney Motor Co
Walter Pash Undergoes Major Operation at Mercy Hospital
Walter G. Pash manager of Sears, Roebuck & Co underwent a major operation Friday morning at Mercy hospital. Attendants reported his condition as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Pash
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Mercy Hospital
Cold snap may end balmy fall in Ohio forecast
The weather bureau warned of a season changing cold front from Canada bringing high winds and possible 20 degree temperatures by Sunday. Motorists should add antifreeze and households drain exposed water lines as last night’s low hit 26 degrees, higher than typical for this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Canada
Two Drivers Hurt As Cars Collide In City Crash
Albert Shultz 18 of 518 17th St SE sustained a possible right knee fracture and Clyde Leisure of 424 17th St SE suffered facial lacerations when their cars collided at Cleveland Ave and 15th St SW today at 12 20 pm. Shultz was turning left and arrested for reckless driving and driving with a temporary license not accompanied by a licensed driver. He was taken to Mercy hospital. Sidney E. Kulp 35 of the Pennsylvania Railroad Y M C A lacerated lower lip when struck by a car driven by Hayes Kehl of RD 2 Fairhope today at 1 30 am at Beldenave and Mahoning Rd NE. Kehl transported Kulp to Mercy hospital where he was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shultz
17Th St SE
Clyde Leisure
Cleveland Ave
15Th St
Shultz
Mercy Hospital
Sidney E. Kulp
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hayes Kehl
Fairhope
Beldenave
Mahoning Rd
Kehl
Mr. Kulp
Vehicle hits parked truck injuring man in Mahoning Road area
Anthony Ferry, 46, of 2027 Ma honing rd NE, sustained lacerations to the left knee and nose when his car collided with a parked truck in the 900 block of Mahoning rd NE Friday at 11 p m. He was hospitalized at Mercy and later charged with intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ferry
Mahoning Rd NE
Mercy Hospital
Charges Filed After Night Accident Involving Juvenile Driver
A 16 year old Negro boy was arrested for driving without a state license after a minor accident Friday at 9 45 p m at 2nd street and Young avenue NE. Mrs Freida Wyermiller 39 of RD 1 Canton was arrested for disregarding a signal light after a collision Friday afternoon at 30th street and Market are NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd St
Young Ave
Freida Wyermiller
RD 1
Canton
30Th St
Market
Reckless driving charged after Akron man in collision
Cyril J. Kapper, 20, of 501 W Thornton St Akron, was fined 25 dollars and costs in the North Canton mayor's court after his car collided with a car driven by Wilbur Paul Knowles, 19, of Hartville, at the routes 43 and 173 intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Paul Knowles
Hartville
Cyril J. Kapper
W. Thornton St
Akron
North Canton
Patrol Car Damaged In City Street Crash
A sheriff's patrol car in charge of Deputy Joseph Tabellion was damaged when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Hilaine Isroff 21 of 235 36th street NW on 25th street NW Friday at 3 35 p m Neither driver was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Tabellion
Hilaine Isroff
36Th St NW
Woman Injured When Car Hits Tree in Massillon
Mrs. Rebecca Stone, 54, of 734 Franklin Ave, Massillon, is hospitalized with injuries from a Friday crash on Lindbergh Avenue near Sippo Heights. Her daughter Phyllis was riding with her. Stone suffered lacerations to the lower lip and right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau
Massillon
Rebecca Stone
Franklin Ave
City Hospital
Phyllis
Lindbergh Ave
Sippo Heights
Nimishillen Grange elects Ralph Livesey master
Ralph Livesey was elected master of Nimishillen Grange at the grange hall Thursday night. Forest Lautzenheiser was named overseer and Mrs Earl Walters lecturer. Other new officers include Clarence Petty treasurer Mrs Charles Hartman chaplain Nora Lautzenheiser secretary Marion De Hoff gatekeeper Ruth Bachtel Betty Reigle Goldie Morris graces Esther Chenot lady assistant Melvin Culler assistant steward Mrs George Pforsich Mrs Harry Pforsich pianists Russell Yoder trustee and Homer Yarnell legislative agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Livesey
Nimishillen
Harry Pforsich
Russell Yoder
Homer Yarnell
Gen Kurt von Briesen Killed on Eastern Front
Berlin dispatch reports General Kurt von Briesen commander of an infantry corps killed in action on the eastern front. High command confirms the loss as a fatal wartime casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Briesen
Berlin
High Command
Kurt von Briesen
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Dial
Rail Hand
California
Russia
United Press
Hitler
Rotary
Atom Smasher
Blaze
Firemen
Africa
Royal Air Force
Embankment
Cook
McKinley
Dick Adams
Tigers
Bob Graber
John Hill
Warren
Jack Crider
Mansfield
Herman Robinson
Fred
Pokey) Blunt
Big Tom Harris
Harris
Franklin Delaney
10Th St NE
Mercy
Ralph Cole
4Th St NE
George Konheim
Cleveland Ave NW
John Amato
Middletown
John Miller
Frank Denayer
Henry Ave
Frederick Gilbert
Robert Golden
Clair Hunter
Minerva
Son
Michael Martin
Harold Hamann
13Th St NW
Robert Killian
Janet Ot SE
Harald Archer
Shriver
Ray Miller
38Th St NW
Elmer Frederick Leasure
Louisville
Aultman
Samuel Clark Graves
12Th St SE
John William Burlingame
Ernest Roger
Greentown
Russell Steenrod
Paul Cronin
2Nd
Harold W. Thomas
K. F. Tucker
L. H. Hupp
S. Main St
N. Canton
Appr
George Gaddis
5Th St
Poston
Carroll E. Meyers and
Mary E. Carl
Rudy Babik
Angeline Forchione
Fred Lorenz
Mary Jane Boerner
Frederick E. Peterson
Ethel Thomas
Traffic Bureau
J & J Motors, Inc
Cor
12Th & Cherry NE
15Th
Nimishillen Grange
Ralph Livsey
Ajilliamson
Furnace
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
Horace R. Day
Piqua
Williamson Trip Life Associated Heating CO
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