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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1941
Page
2
Boston November 26 Associated Press Cardinal William OConnell warns America to beware creeping paralysis from class hatred and atheistic propaganda. He links subversive movements to hatred and irreligion and urges vigilance as the nation remains at peace.
Plain Grange will elect new officers in a meeting at the grange hall in Middlebranch Friday night. A 6 30 p m covered dish dinner will precede the business session for members and their families. Mrs W J Pontius will lead a program including a talk by Mrs W J Pontius a magazine review by Mrs R Keyser an instrumental solo by Dale Kyle a vocal solo by Mrs Miriam Weirbaugh and a stunt by Mrs Wilbur Correll. Ira Smith grange master will preside at the business session.
Rev. Harry G. Schairbaum, pastor of St. John's Evangelical and Re formed church in Millersburg for six and a half years, accepted the pastorate of First Evangelical and Reformed church in Alliance. He will replace Rev. Ewald Sommerlatte who resigned due to ill health. Schairbaum serves as secretary of the Millersburg Ministers Association, dean of the Community Leadership Training school, member of the Rotary club, and supply pastor of Trail Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church.
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge weighed clemency for six Ku Klux Klan members jailed for flogging union mill workers in 1938. At a three hour hearing clergy and a Protestant superintendent opposed the clemency while their lawyers and supporters argued motives and history. The decision was reserved.
Wooster College football selects Bill Shinn of Wooster as quarterback and team captain for the 1942 season. Shinn, a Wooster resident, led the squad through spring practice and was hailed as a steady leader for the coming campaign.
An Ohio attorney general asks the federal civil service commission to withdraw its order removing Harry J. Patterson as Cincinnati office manager of the Ohio bureau of unemployment compensation. He argues the investigation used unfair tactics and relied on implications and innuendos to allege improper campaign contributions. Ohio RUC administrator Herschel C. Atkinson says Patterson would keep his job even if Ohio must cover his entire salary.
Lisbon reports a violent earthquake yesterday, the most powerful since 1755, with small damage and toppled chimneys. The epicenter appeared offshore in the Atlantic, Madeira and Azores were shaken, several people fainted, and the 1755 death toll of about 50,000 is recalled.
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