The Log Vol. 26 No. 10

Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Paper and Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.
BUY MORE WAR BONDS BRING VICTORY NEARER UF CHAMPION ACTIVI TIES NOVEMBER 1 9 4 4 VOL. XXVI NUMBEB 10 WAR LOAN OPENS N. 0 V EM BE R 2 0 .! THE 6th War Loan will start officially on November 2 and run through December 16. The goal : $14 billion. Of this, $5 billion has been et as the quota for individuals and $9 billion a the quota for other non-banking investors. The accounting period wi ll run from November 1 throuo-h December 31 , in order that Bonds sold to million · of person through the p_ayroll avings plan during this period may be credited to the Drive. . - .--,.,- TneS'e people huy a hattle~/lip every week/ • IN THIS ISSUE Co ~ton. One of America's Most Valuable Vegetable Products __ . ____ • ___ ~ _ ____ ___ 2 Lieutenant Lewis Clarke Thomson ___ . _ 4 General Douglas MacArthur _____ ____ . _ 4 CHAMPION FAMILY NEWS Hamilton Di-vision_ • _ • _ •. ____ . ___ • _ _ 8 Canton Di-viaion .. __ • _______ • _ _ 24 Houston Division. ______ • __ ~ _. ___ .. __ . _ 36 . . • PUBLISHED BY ''THE CHAMPION FAMILY" HAMILTON, OHIO : CANTON. N. C. : HOUSTON, TEXAS : SANDERSVILLE. GA. Established 1914 • • • • • • • Thirtieth Year of Publication The paper for the cover of this maqazine is Charnpioa Kromekote. and the paper for the insld.e paqes la Champion White Satin Refold Enamel. We maaufacture many grades of bleac:he4 papera, Machine Finished., Super Calendered, and Coated. • OTT ~. on f th m t im1 rtant ve · ct l f roduct , i distin cr ui b d from al l th "r fibers u · it i,. - pe ially ad t d to · innin~ in . thr " 1·. \:\' . ar inform d that ., tt n ha · b('en ultn at I fr0m r m t ttm abr ad. Ru::;s ia r 1 1 ~ der in tt n acreag r India, 01ina · ypt and Brazi l. Planting, Cultivation. and Harvestinq In planring, the c o mon u m i to b d up the land, by thr wing th" furrow· lor the , thu securing good drainage and p rmitting an ~" nomical us , of fer iliz r . -in fa it wa in u in India ~ y ar ac- , nd in E r 1~ t more that _,o· · y a r ag . \Y'ra ~in;;, n d '<. l · di · t ·t