Canton Council urged to act on Sandy Creek water plan
The Canton city council debated a permanent water supply project after the water commission urged immediate action on Havens Emerson survey findings. A special Friday meeting with officials and the engineering firm was set to discuss the Sandy Creek proposal and related funding, testing the Sippo field as needed.
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Havens & Emerson
Albert S. Fromm
Water Committee
Fromm
Earl L. Smith
Canton
Water Department
The
Water Commission
Sippo
Sandy Creek
C. M. Maratta
C. J. Miller
Harrison M. Appell
John A. Gulley
Roger B. Kelley
Nimishillen’ Creek
Weather report and trend for the 24 hours ended at 8 a.m.
Skies are mostly clear across the United States with scattered light rain in Montana and northern Minnesota. Temperatures vary from 20 to 30 degrees warmer in the northern plains to 10 to 15 degrees cooler east of the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys. Local Stark County readings show varying times and highs around 34, lows near 22, with a maximum wind of 16 mph from the southwest and a noon barometer at 29.24 and falling.
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United States
Montana
Minnesota
Plains
Ohio
Mississippi
Stark County Division
State Highway Department
Canton Lodge to Confer Master Degree Wednesday Evening
Canton Lodge No. 60 F. and A. M. will confer the Master Degree Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock. A buffet lunch will be served. Secretary J E Kiehl and W M J A Delap preside.
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J. E. Kiehl
Sec’y
J. A. Delap
W. M
Warren L Barr Dies in Hospital at 60
Warren L Barr of 420 211st NW Canton died Monday at 7 p m in Aultman hospital after a Sunday observation. He was 60, secretary treasurer of Metropolitan Brick Co and director of Dannemiller Grocery Co. Survived by widow Bess F Barr a son Warren and sister Hazel Adams. Services Thursday at 2 p m at home.
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Dannemiller Grocery Co
Aultman Hospital
Moberly
Moberly Brick Co
Canton
Metropolitan Company
Barr
United States
Philatelic Club of
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Maine Club
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H. S. Hodgdon
Bess F. Barr
Warren Barr
Hazel Barr Adams
John B. Barker
Holiday Leaves Set for Shelby Soldiers
Camp Shelby Mississippi November 25 Ohio's 37th division plans furloughs up to 15 days for Christmas to visit families, with pay for the first 19 days of December. Travel over 250 miles earns six extra days, not charged against annual leave, and unused time carries over to the next furlough period.
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Camp Shelby
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Ohio
Stark County
Robert S. Beightler
House To Open Strike Debate Next Monday
The House labor committee orders Ramspeck to draft a bill by Friday to curb defense strikes using cooling off periods and compulsory arbitration. Roosevelt urged quick action with a plan for conciliation mediation and possibly arbitration, while Speaker Rayburn noted strong recommendations to move swiftly but without drastic impacts. Leaders discussed a waiting period and authority for the president to act, with Congress to decide form of legislation.
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Amusements and features listed on Todays Index
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Canton
Paul Mallon
Walter Lippmann
Mary Jane Hat Shop Sale Ad at Onesto Hotel Building
Sale of tailored hats for Wednesday at the Onesto Hotel Building. Also sweet cider fresh daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Apple House, Fulton NW. Advertising blurb appears in local notices.
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Onesto Hotel
Apple House
Fulton NW
US presses Finland to end war with Soviet Union
Secretary Stimson warns that Finnish cooperation with German forces in northern Russia hampers American war aid efforts. He says Finnish troop movements threaten the Murmansk Moscow supply line and hinder deliveries to Soviet defenses. General Burns adds that sustained supply to Russia is essential and Finland’s actions interfere with this flow.
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Soviet Union
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Leningrad-Lake Onega
Germany
James H. Burns
Weird Forces Cross Channel In Daring Move
Britain’s commandos wearing black uniforms carried out a hit and run raid on the Normandy coast Sunday night into Monday morning. The operation aimed to reconnoiter German defenses and create disruption, with one reported casualty from a machine gun bullet. Admiral Keyes told the House of Commons details as the ministry of information released the raid news.
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London
Britain
Normandy
Ministry of Information
Roger J. B. Keyes
House of Commons
Keyes
Admiral Keyes
France
Lofoten Islands
Spitzbergen
Bardia
Adolf Hitler
Commons
Whitehall
Hinkle to Head Civilian Defense Canton
Felix Hinkle manager of WHBC accepts appointment as general chairman of the Canton Civilian Defense Committee. He will add the post to his duties, joining sub committee chairmen as they coordinate urgent defense work in the city. Mayor Folk commends citizen service and urges strong local participation.
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Edward S. Folk
Felix Hinkle
WHBC
Civilian Defense Committee
Canton
Hinkle
Folk
Arbitration Board to Meet on Union Shop Dispute
John R. Steelman announced the first meeting of the Roosevelt created arbitration board will be held in New York tomorrow. The panel includes John L. Lewis, President Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel, and Steelman, formed after Lewis called off a strike at company owned coal mines of steel firms.
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Lewis
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Empire Army Stirs Libyan Front With 200 Mile Breakthrough
British mechanized spearhead sliced across the Libyan desert and seized Angila as infantry and artillery reinforcements arrived at Rezegh to bolster exhausted tank columns near Tobruk. The pace of the tank battle slowed amid heavy losses while Axis air reinforcements shifted to Libya and the RAF pressed attacks behind the front.
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Vichy Inspired Move to Guiana
The Senate praised Roosevelt’s plan to deploy U S troops to Dutch Guiana amid Franco American tensions. Lawmakers cited the colony’s large bauxite mines supplying over 60 percent of domestic aluminum needs and warned of threats if Germany seized Dakar and advanced toward French Guiana. Senator Hill suggested the action aimed to protect strategic resources and counter German moves in Africa and South America.
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Peckinpaugh Named Tribe Vice President
Cleveland Indians manager Roger Peckinpaugh is promoted to vice president in the front office. President Alva Bradley plans to name a new field manager soon, succeeding Slapnicka who resigned after the team tied for fourth in the American League. Peckinpaugh previously managed in 1928 33 and returned last season to the role.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Roger T. Peckinpaugh
Alva Bradley
Peckinpaugh
Oscar Vitt
Reds Hurl for Back 62 Miles
Soviet dispatches report a powerful Russian counteroffensive west of Rostov stalled German advances, claiming 62 miles gained and heavy losses for the invaders. Rostov reportedly remains contested as Moscow area fights intensify with German forces pushing toward Klin and Sov netschnogorski noted as 31 miles northwest of Moscow.
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Ukraine
Don River
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Hitler
Sovnetschnogorski
Leningrad
Gregory K. Zhukov
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Mozhaisk
London
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British Tanks See Action on Moscow Front in Front-Line Dispatches
British armor reportedly deployed on the Moscow front for the first time as German forces widen northern salients and push Red Army units back to more defensible positions, according to front-line dispatches from the region near Kuibyshev Russia dated November 25.
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United Press
Kuibyshev
Russia
Moscow
Red Army
Masonic Notice For George Lloyd Funeral Tonight
The Masonic lodge will meet at 7:15 PM to conduct funeral services for the late Brother George Lloyd. J. E. Kiehl serves as Secretary and J. A. Delap as Worshipful Master.
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Canton Lodge No
George Lloyd
J. E. Kiehl
Sec’y
J. A. Delap
W. M
Adv
Churchill warns on peace terms during Commons debate
London November 25 Prime Minister Churchill cautioned Liberal Geoffrey L Mander not to count chickens before they hatch as he faced a question on peace terms. Mander urged the government to state that any settlement must include return of machinery removed from occupied countries and reconstruction of destroyed properties. Five Republican US congressmen observed from the gallery during the debate.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Geoffrey L. Mander
United States
Icy storm isolates towns in Montana
A violent wind and snow storm whipped through central and northwestern Montana last night isolating eight towns and stalling 400 automobiles between Great Falls and Belt. One death was attributed to the wind storm, which had gusts up to 80 miles per hour. Rotary snow plows freed the stranded motorists. none suffered ill effects.
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Helena
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Great Falls
Belt
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