No Turning Back Seen For Japan At Mt Union Talk
Spencer D. Irwin of Cleveland warned 150 high school students at Mt. Union college that Japan must move toward victory or defeat with no turning back. He called Japan's Washington mission a subterfuge and urged steps to curb Nipponese expansion while outlining postwar food and reconstruction needs. The talk closed a conference with 35 tri state schools. six students spoke in a final session.
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Spencer D. Irwin
Cleveland
U. S
Japan
Washington
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tri-State
Richard Sliter
Werner Bohnstedt
George A. Cribbs
America
Europe
England
Ray Carson
Beach City
Gene Williams
Garrettsville
Ken Jepson
New Waterford
Marilyn Stewart
Akron Buchtel
Ann Schuemacher
Youngstown South
Ray Mellinger
Youngstown Ravon
William A. Mabry
Y M C A Extends Hours For Defense Workers At Midnight
Defense plants run three shifts and Canton YMCA keeps doors open to 12 30 a m. Workers flock to basketball, bowling, swimming and late dances after night shifts, meeting guests and locals in a whirling, late hour activity scene. Among those pictured are Ruth Darling and LeMoyne Ankefer, both linked to defense projects, plus William J Williams and Arthur Wycuff. A pair of visitors from other states, Jack Speer and Forrest Page, join the nocturnal roster as they toil on defense orders.
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Canton Y.M.C.A
Ruth Darling
Garfield
William J. Williams
New York City
Canton Defense
LeMoyne Ankefer
28Th St NE
Hoover Co
Arthur Wycuff
4Th St SE
John Singer
Concordate
Jack Speer
2Nd St
Forrest Page
Raynolds
Speer
Pittsburgh
Canton
Page
Stickney
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Dealers to discuss auto price ceilings in Washington
United Press reports that the automotive industrial advisory committee will meet with nearly 100 dealers to consider a price ceiling on wholesale and retail sales of new passenger cars. Trucks and used cars would be exempt, and if approved the control could begin within a few weeks after a prior manufacturers meeting.
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United Press
Washington
Automotive Industrial Advisory Committee
OPA
B T Bonnot to Join Inn A M Discussion
B T Bonnot president of the Bonnot Co will represent the office of production managements division of contract distribution at a panel discussion during the three day annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers in New York City opening Wednesday Mr Bonnot who has aided in organizing the division during the last eight weeks is a special consultant on Floyd B Odlums staff He spends three days a week at his Washington post He helped plan the division defense specials now touring the country and trains carrying exhibits of parts are part of the division effort to boost outsourcing from large contracts to small plants to keep thousands of small plants operating
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Bonnot Co
Office of Production Management
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Bonnet
Floyd B. Odlum
New York
Washington
Bohnet
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Peoria
III
de Moines
Canton Chamber of Commerce
National Defense Committee
Hawaiian Alphabet Holds Twelve Letters in Use
Manufacturers seek small plants to produce for defense centers. Trains stop for one to two days at these centers where small plant officials review exhibits and confer with army navy and other officials on potential production. The Hawaiian alphabet uses twelve letters.
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Defense
Army
Navy
Al Capone Aide Torrio Arrested On Vagrancy Charge
John Torrio, 59, once Chicago gangster and Al Capone aide, was arrested in Brooklyn on vagrancy charges. He had recently been released from Leavenworth after a tax evasion sentence and was booked at Bergen Street station before being jailed.
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New York
Johnny Torrio
Chicago
al Capone
Brooklyn
Torrio
Leavenworth
Bergenst
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