Ohio taxes fall forecast limits wartime relief plans
Admin officials estimate 1942 sales tax receipts will drop to 50 55 million dollars forcing no special session to allocate surpluses. Cleveland Mayor Lausche asks for broader city aid as Akron Dayton and others seek relief. federal tax policy could trim state revenue and affect state wage increases across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Lausche
George Harter
Akron
Earl Hagerman
Dayton
Grange Young People Draft 1942 Plans
Stark county grange young people meet at Pike grange hall tonight to plan 1942 activities. Wilmer Ames of Beach City grange, now president, leads with Lloyd Colvin of Plain grange as vice president and Virginia Millard of Marlboro grange as secretary. County agents Addis Barthelmeh and Gordon Briggs serve as supervisors, with a social hour after the session.
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Stark County Grange Young People’s
Pike Grange Hall
Wilmer Ames
Beach City Grange
Lloyd Colvin
Plain’ Grange
Virginia Millard
Marlboro Grange
Addis K. Barthelmeh
Gordon B. Briggs
Student Marybelle Arb claims unusual schooling record
Seattle telegram reports Marybelle Arb a 12 year old sixth grader at Concord school who has attended 21 different schools since first grade. Born in Des Moines Iowa, she notes a claimed championship of some kind.
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Seattle
Marybelle Arb
Concord School
Des Moines
Loans at lower rates from Household Finance
Compare Household's loan rates and payments with others before borrowing. A $25 loan costs $1.28 in charges, with no minimum fee. A $100 loan repaid in 18 months costs $? six point six seven per month, including charges. Loans on furniture car or note with emphasis on character and income over collateral.
Canton Meeting Of Gun Fans Sets Record For Ohio Group
More than 200 members of the Ohio Gun Collectors association attended a two day Canton session at the Courtland hotel setting records for both exhibits and attendance. About 50 displays filled the ballroom and roughly 3 000 people circulated among tables during the event. The meeting included a Sunday noon trading session that featured rapid gun and cash exchanges as exhibits took on new appearance. Tom Holt of Cincinnati led the breakfast business gathering Saturday and Sunday talks outlined policy ideas to be voted on at Lima on January 25. President R L Taylor was unable to attend but sent policy suggestions. Terry W Brown announced membership surpassing 600 and a possible name change for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Gun Collectors Association
Courtland Hotel
Tom Holt
Cincinnati
Lima
R. L. Taylor
Columbus
Canton
Terry W. Brown
Agreement halts nationwide long line telephone walkout
A pact between American Telephone & Telegraph Co and the Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers ends a threatened strike by 15,000 operators and maintenance workers. The agreement creates wage boards to resolve disputed increases totaling 3 million dollars with retroactive pay dates and a one year contract.
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International News Service
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federation of
Long Line Line Telephone Workers
John R. Steel
U. S. Conciliation Service
Washington
Wisconsin
Illinois
Maryland
West Virginia
Rocky Mountain States
Letters To Santa Claus From Massillon Area Children
A sample of letters received by Santa at his igloo on the public square shows children from McGregor school to Massillon and Carrollton requesting gifts. Names include Rosanna Neff, William Hintz, Donna Clara Sabares, Billy Sweeney, Carol Lash, Jackie Coy, Linda Seccombe, Nancy Sue Harter, Jean Alice Thorley, and Janette, with wishes ranging from a dolls house and toy tools to ice skates and dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Public Square
Santa
Santa Claus II
McGregor School
Claabelle
Billy Sweeney
Carrollton
One Killed in Wreck on Illinois Central
United Press reports a broken rail wrecked the Illinois Central Semi nole express near Corinth Mississippi killing one person and injuring 68. The train en route from Jacksonville Florida to Chicago derailed one mile south of Corinth with three Pullmans four chair cars and a diner rolling down a 25 foot embankment. The diner was gutted and burned. Passenger Mrs Davie Robertson 69 of Selmer Tennessee was killed.
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United Press
Corinth
Miss
Illinois Central
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Here
Davie Robertson
Selmer
Tenn
Lite Loans Urged To Keep Young People On Farm
HASTINGS Neb November 24 A four point program to stem the exodus of youth from farm to city backed by defense needs was presented to the national defense migration committee by H K Douthit Curtis Nebraska School of Agriculture superintendent He urged a lifetime loan system for youth with no assets other than 50 years ahead to raise farm living standards with better homes and a program to back new operators through hard years The Curtis school sits in drought plagued country as families flee to cities and defense industry jobs to sustain rural schools and small town business
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Associated Press
Hastings
Neb
House Committee
National Defense
H. K. Douthit
Nebraska School of Agriculture
Curtis
Douthit
Labor in vain as RAF man freed after long search
London reports that police spent 1738 hours seeking an RAF man. Mobile police covered 301 miles while home guards and others joined the inquiry. Dozens of witnesses were interviewed, and the man was ultimately released.
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London
R.A.F
Taft and Gillette back arms policy while opposing war
Taft of Ohio and Gillette of Iowa pledged support for Roosevelt's foreign policy within congressional limits while opposing a declaration of war. Taft said major policy decisions would get his backing and he would vote for appropriations to arm ships and man them, while Gillette released a letter of support yet cautioned against further powers that could lead to war.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Gillette
Iowa
Roosevelt
Congress
Sen
Sen. Gillette
No Silver Threads at All A Vitamin Hair Color Breakthrough
Boston reports Dr Benjamin F Sieve claims a vitamin process can restore gray or white hair to its natural color. He says experiments on 50 men and women were successful, though details and replication remain unverified.
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Bellans
Boston
Benjamin F. Sieve
Home Made Cough Remedy Promises Quick, Easy Relief
A newspaper ad touts a kitchen cough syrup using sugar, water, and Pinex bought from a druggist. It claims the mixture yields a pint of syrup with fast relief by loosening phlegm soothing irritated membranes and clearing air passages. Money back if not satisfactory.
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U. S
Herbert Defenbacher
Highway
Welfare
Highway Department
Gracie Allen
Swan
Lsten
Swan-Deo
Georgie and
George Burns
Paul Whiteman
Swan Soap
Cambridge
MAGE
Saaiad
B.E. Henderson
First National Bank Bldg
H. H. Coltrane
Bucyrus
A. G. Stoltz
Harold Porter
Rosanna Neff
Navarre Rd
William Hintz
Faust
Massillon
Donna Clara Sabarese
Henry Ave
Donna
Carol Lash
P. S
Jackie Coy
Marion Ave
Linda Seccombe
10Th St
Nancy Sue Harter
31St
Jean Alice Thorley
Janette
Lincoelh Way
GEM
New York Laboratories
Physicians Pharmacy
Tuscarawas St. W. Cor
Cleveland Ave
Brant Bidg
Anne Schley Duggan
Texas State College For Women
Matis
Baltimore
Canton Wallpaper CO
Bert Ritz
Mgr
6Th St. NW
Dial
Reddy Lot
Wools
Twils
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