Price Control Showdown Near In House Debate
United Press reports Chairman Steagall of the banking committee announced modifications to the price control bill to address House objections. The panel will adjust open market buying and selling provisions and licensing to enforce price orders, aiming to satisfy lawmakers as a final vote looms. A board to administer price regulations will replace other arrangements.
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Weather Report Across United States General Fair Conditions
The trend shows fair weather generally across the United States with light precipitation on the Pacific coast and in southern Florida. Central and southern states are mostly clear while the Rocky Mountain region is cloudy. No significant temperature changes in the last 24 hours. Apple House Fulton NW advertises sweet cider daily 10 am to 7 pm.
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Florida
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Apple House
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Fog and wrecks darken Stark county roads in heavy mist
In Canton and Stark county a dense fog and smoke blanketed the area, halting traffic for hours and triggering a multi-vehicle pileup on Waynesburg road. A school bus carrying 50 children collided with a coal truck injuring two riders, Anna Finley and Dorothy Pack Mayer. Police report Raymond H. Mark, driver of the coal truck, arrested for reckless driving. Two fatalities occurred near Findlay when a Nickel Plate train struck a car in fog.
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Harry Mottice
Raymond H. Mark
RD 4
H. E. Polen
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Marks
William May
Akron
William Clark
Carmen Paulette
Magnolia
Floyd Cochrane
Sherrodsville
Calvin Marion
Arthur Bergert
Can
Findlay
Rawson
Russell Wentworth
Charles Crow
Ohio Weather Bureau
Indiana
Michigan
State Highway Department
U S Expands Plants for Rivetless Tanks
The War Department announced expansion of facilities to produce rivetless armor for tanks at a cost of 53 million dollars financed by the defense plant corporation. The program aims to reach a rate of 3000 tanks per month by 1942, casting steel hulls and turrets to reduce riveted armor casualties.
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United Press
Washington
War Department
Defense Plant Corp
Army
Charles M. Wesson
Ordnance
Robert P. Patterson
U S Won t Compromise With Japan Arming Of Pacific Vessels
U S Won t Compromise With Japan Arming Of Pacific Vessels Discussed The draft era shifts hasten as selective service tightens criteria and combs deferred registrants amid calls for more troops. Policy targets dependents and civilian-defense roles while I B rechecks potential for limited service and curable conditions. Turn to Draft, Page 16.
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Japan
Selective Service
Congress
Stark County
American government rules out compromise with Japan on China issue
Washington sources say the United States will not entertain a settlement with Tokyo over China and hints that American merchant ships in the Pacific could be armed later. The White House released a statement confirming the stance and outlining potential future steps.
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Netherlands
Anti Strike Bill Sent to House
The House labor committee approved a middle-of-the-road bill allowing the government to seize a defense plant after a 60 day cooling off period if a labor dispute endangers national defense. It would permit operation under the Selective Service Act. No compulsory arbitration is included.
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Ramspeck
Sen. Connally
Texas
National Defense
Selective Service
Senate Labor Committee
Sen. Herring
Iowa
William S. Knudsen
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House Committee
Connally
Senate
Gondar Surrenders as British Press East Africa Gains
The Associated Press reports Gondar, Italy's last east African stronghold, fell after a 10 hour stand. British and New Zealand forces advance from Tobruk toward remaining Axis holdings as Gondar capitulated after exhausted resistance and a 2 pm cease fire order.
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North Africa
Timken Mystery Man Boosts Stamp Sales With Cash Prizes
Timken Roller Bearing Co marks the fifth and final defense savings stamp day. The Mystery Man offers $100 in cash prizes to purchasers and recipients with receipts from eight Timbenettes or the triangular shop on the public square. He will roam downtown until 8 p.m., awarding prizes to those who show receipts. Miss Helen Vatekis was the morning’s first prize recipient.
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Defense Savings
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Helen Vatetakis
Sayler
Canton Fund Drive tops goal with record pledges
Final audited totals for the Canton Community Fund campaign show pledges of 317316 dollars and 31 cents, announced by general chairman Elmer J. Helbig. The drive exceeded its goal by 1749 dollars and 31 cents and surpassed last year's results by about 20 thousand dollars, marking the first time in 10 years the fund reached its target. Letters from Helbig and Canton Welfare Federation president J. Mason thank leaders, workers and teams. The budget committee will meet with the welfare federation board to plan allocations to participating agencies.
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J. H. Mason
Canton Welfare Federation
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Fat hens 19c to rock springers 25c at Cooper's
Local ad lists prices for livestock with Fat hens at 19 cents and rock springers at 25 cents. Store at Cooper's, 921 Ninth Northeast, advertises poultry and supplies.
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Cooper’s
Germans pound Russian flanks as Moscow peril deepens
A.P. report details Soviet dispatches noting tremendous German losses and heavy assaults on Moscow’s flanks. Pravda and Berlin briefings indicate Moscow’s danger grows, with Skopin evacuated and German advances near Mozhaisk and Maloyaroslavets. Kalinin sector counterattacks and Rostov donets battles cited amid overall Soviet resistance.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Red
Pravda
Communist Party
Berlin
Skopin
Stalinogorsk
Hitler
Fedor von Bock
Red Army
Kalinin
Mozhaisk
Maloyaroslavets
Today’s Index and Contents Listing
A brief index page lists sections and page numbers for amusements comics puzzles serials editorials markets and financials social news and sports. It includes note references to Damon Runyon Day In Canton and yearlings with page cues and column markers.
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Paul Mallon
President Harrison sails with 700 marines to unannounced destination
The President Harrison departed Shanghai with 700 American marines aboard for an unspecified port, leaving under 200 marines in China. Detachments at Peiping and Tientsin are planned to sail soon from Chingwangtao, a northern China port.
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Shanghai
Harrison
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Chingwangtao
North China
Japanese Leaders Study Hulls Note Amid Crisis Rise
Japanese officials weighed United States Secretary Hull's note with no timetable for reply. Failure to disclose contents of the note to Japan's conferees B may signal end of negotiations. Foreign Minister Tog o and Tojo cabinet discussed next steps as war ministry officials met at Tojo's official residence.
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Shigenori Togo
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