Lima News, The (Newspaper) - March 1, 1952, Lima, Ohio Q THE LIMA NEWS Vol 60 FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 8 Pages Lima Ohio Saturday March 1 1952 Five Cents o TORNADO RIPS SOUTH LEAVES 2 DEAD Reds Stand Pat on USSR As Neutral Communists Say Allies Given Final Rejection Korea truce talks reached a new crisis today when the Communists voiced what was called a final rejection of an Allied demand that the Reds draw their nomination of Russia as a neutral nation to inspect an armistice Despite the critical stage of the talks observers said that was no indication that the ence was nearing a breakdown It was pointed out that in the past the delegations have managed to iron out major points of dispute such as a cease-fire and the neutrality of Kaesong the former conference City A Communist spokesman said the Reds will eternally insist on Russia as one of the nations on the policing team The Red spokesman Colonel Chang Chun San called Allied ob- to Russia unreasonable As Dog Munches Safe Robbers Steal from Millionaire's Home RENO Nev today swarmed over the sub- urban Reno estate of millionaire investment broker L V field for clues to the fabulous burglary that netted thieves sibly in cash negotiable securities and jewelry Harassed Rene Police Chief L Roy Greeson admitted that Dixie Storm Rescue Crews Search Alabama Tennessee Area FAYETTEVILLE Tenn landed with blockbuster ury on this South Central ee town Friday leaving two dead cores injured and a of ruin in its wake No accurate count of the vas available but the Tennessee Highway Patrol said an estimated 50 were either hurt by the ling winds or burned in a rash of ires that followed the storm The twister skipped over other dollars in negotiable j FINDLAY O in middle Tennessee and hundred thousand dollars ner operator of the Buckeye Northeast Alabama with less in- so far we have found nothing The fantastic haul came ight after Redfield reported to police Friday night that burglars lad entered his plush mansion ng the afternoon while he and his wife were out and carted off a single safe District Attorney Jack Streeter showed newsmen a police report in which Redfield listed the contents of the safe BETWEEN one and two million Findlay Packer Faces 11 Counts Charges Include Sale of O and 00 Ji 3 three Buckeye The high winds smashed into the center of at p m EST ripping L S Galvin Lima News Publisher Dies at 76 found the dog standing beside a j dieted by the grand jury for hambone and bribery had been in the refrigerator They are among 11 indicted OTHER delegates discussing prisoner exchange also failed to make any progress Rear Adm R E Libby Allied representative asked the ists to consent to immediate ex- change of all sick and wounded they left Iter investigation of the Buckeye to discuss the Company for alleged adulteration i loss publicly and originally meat products with police not to divulge the Kirschner was released on value of the contents because bond The other three employes he felt the disclosure would not who surrendered and tend to serve justice and knocking out communications and power lines Charlie Vance 56 a milk com- worker said he heard a roar saw the gray funnel of the w e r e re- AMONG other contents of the safe he listed a German luger j leased on bonds of not less than each FRANK O'MEARA bookkeeper in currency he Libby said following the three the old large in former sausage maker Ml are in- and one-half hour s dieted for perjury twister Limbs of trees parts of buildings and other debris swirled as high as 500 feet in the Vance said THE DEAD were identified as Willard McCown 35 grocery pointed out that there AKo surrendering ed to be no prospect for an was Fred Findlay food and some The American admiral renewed I before the burglary No doors were forced and paid that entry was an earlier Allied charge that Communists are forcing captives llT to fight in the Red ranks through the kitchen door with LIBBY asserted that 11 percent of the soldiers captured by the inspector He is indicted for bribery and perjury State cultural Director H S Foust said and Mrs Eugene McGehee 55 a I a Both perished AH their homes were demolished by thel winds Many residents feared more dead might be found The Tornado dispelled sleeve temperatures and strong winds still howled over the city as thermometers neared were forced and he will fire Karg a Foust said key The large story stone sion is located in an isolated ui me uy uiN T3 Command m February were former of Reno s Mount known as I said that at least two he wasn't satisfied Tne blast hit first in the Leroy Spahr Galvin History ot Lima's Daily Newspapers Parallels Career of Leroy S Galvin city AS reporter editor and in 1904 fired from the I to Montpelier retaining lisher L S Galvin had been then foundling but in The News with the history of the time was to return Mr Galvin I ever Mr Jackson altho owner town area and swept with Kanr emanation of ol preferred stock Kay Brand Packing Co newspaper publishing and of preferred stock In II now was the Lincoln County away business other Fiom the time and J E were the m Lima for staff of the Lima Republican Garette in 1897 when The Lima he became was founded bv the De- troops of the Republic of Korea Army He added that the UN Com- no ise V s the mechanical Armand of winds then boiled intoi mand had information indicating that 20 percent of one entire division was made up of former men possibly three were in the crime since it would least that many to move the safe So far eight have been residential areas hit Two hospitals were Q two In i AT i department of his father's Greene an initial of 478 tonics A Diary Closed Leroy Spahr Galvin 76 and publisher of The Lima died at 7.20 a m day in St Rita's hospital ing an illness of nine and a half years duration His death due to rosis ended a long career as an newspaperman ed in his home town of town O when he was only 14 He climbed to prominence in Ohio newspaper circles and for many years wrote a widely read column in The Lima News under the byline Oh Oh Ill health forced his retirement from active direction of his paper interests in 1342 Me had been seriously ill since late in 1951 SURVIVING are his widow tha former Nella E Richie whom married Nov 25 a daughter Catharine Richie Galvin at home 637 W two sisters Mrs W M Page Wilmington and Mrs J P Rockenfield Upper ton a brother W J Galvin mington a nephew Wayne W Galvin general manager of Tha I Lima two nieces Mrs R C Bicker Annapolis Md and Mrs Walter Vail Columbus Mr and Mrs Galvin observed their golden wedding anniversary quietly at home last Nov 25 Services will be at m day in the and Son Cathedral chapel The Rev M Kelker rector of Christ Church Episcopal of which Mr of the early Galvin was a member will be in News was not active in its pub lishing After selling the Montpelier pa pel in Mr re- Burial will be in Woodlawn tery body will remain in the funeral home after services MR associated with March Snow Cold Nine Persons Injured In Series of Crashes ROK troops captured by the Com- In the talks on agenda item three of the armistice supervision of a Command repeatedly pointed out to the Reds that they agreed at the of the armistice con- t inspection teams must lv i rentable to both sides I to the Reds i no itf Poland and two weeks The Allies r ed the two Soviet A March came to Lima s rejected Russia in a fog screen which stalemate new a three-inch snowfall Sunday at pery struts anc highways injured 1 1 J pm nine one sci in 16 jarea Sunday's forecast Pedestrian Killed continued cold SPRINGFIELD O Alien C 65 was injured fatally t when struck by a car on ibl f t cft a downtown street Harper ly m Jackson admitted to Gibbons hospital Miss Beverly Jane Cameron 24 Killed at Crossing ZANESVILLE O H A NUMBER of fires were skirted by power lines ripped irom their poles by the wind Volunteer Fisher 02 was killed Friday night a Baltimore Ohio passenger train t a crossing when his truck was struck by a to TS were left to s which were con- last fortu Bap Fight Sentence Colder MR AND MRS DORSEY CONNELL top of Alloway N J are the prison term pronounced by the Army for their son Pfc bottom aroused Auard in the Korean front lines They claim wounded at break Ridye was not given fair trial Rome cloudiness and colder Saturday night Low 20 to 25 Sunday considerable cloudiness and continued rather cold i same address chest bruises tion to j Michael Dennis Weber 4 face and released at bons Edward 16 Route face and knee cuts condition good to Anna Smith 52 of 738 possible fractured ribs knee cut i condition fair admitted to i Lenore 51 Route 2 Turn to Pace Two Col Two GOOD MATE Hr n as n food man Acts r study Barnabas whom we as pood and spiritually He gave bis time bis effort and To work of the Lord hand we're told with him as be went and taught With Paul at and brought His of to the diligent in work and search For ways to God's tion called Thc Son of C I IYER School for roic smolder due the threat of a water shortage I Aid stations were set up at bus station and hospitals i areas hit less violently in- clude Sanford in McMinn Belfast near in Warren County and parts of Chattanooga At least eight sons were injured and several houses blown down at Fort Payne Ala A rural area near ham also was hit Ing and on its financial i to Lima on St Patrick's Day of feet to provide a living for both turned to Lima briefly and to Toledo to join staff of the Morning Times but re- tinned heie the same year nephew in Corp to rejoin the staff of the of the Printing Gazette Co here and in the following He to The Lima Wilmington in the at Jamestown at a MR GALVIN purchased the lho daughter his brother and his week All cast his future Ind Daily Herald in as a newspaperman He added January of 1898 and that to thus by with Mr Finnell and E W ins at the trade at purchased The News punt shop while infant newspaper was not to The Lima News T six later to staff Wert Mr Galvin and Mr Finnell and he left Lima and i shortly afterward Mr Galvin Trunk Victim Identified as Mother 16 Conn f Acheson Carries Aid Fund Plea to Public an illness n 1908 which Secretary of State Urges Full Support For President's Mutual Security Program WASHINGTON CV of State Acheson today turned to the American people for support of a seven billion 300 dollar mutual security program which faces tough sledding in Congress Acheson called on the public to provide the utmost support for the mutual security aid program to be submitted to Congress by President Truman next week In a radio and television report j to the nation Friday he declared still shrouds the cause frce made giant death of a strides to meet threats of Com- but clay stuffed into an old trunk andi dumped on a fashionable estate Divisions and long-range here plans will not deter The young woman mother i Tanks Rumble On War Front i tanks today of a s TI j identified early as M s reported on the Barbara Scott by her Atlantic Treaty husband Gerald Scott 20 at Lisbon which he said has brought l I rumbled Cations ton C II Logan forced him to loave this he Hillsboro and Mr Finnell bought the Spi and Times and n October of I He born June 2 1875 the that he his in I son of William Spahr Galvin and the Spi -or Mr Anne Fichthorne Galvin nell's n The Lima News i Jamestown After Mr founded The attending elementary and high Sunday News shortly after his schools there he entered Miami fiom Springfield university receiving his bachelor i of arts degree He was a A NEW CORPORATION was i member of Beta Theta Pi in when The News honored by inclusion and Der Lima Conner a I in Who's Who in America language newspaper wore merged I Adolph becoming WHILE AT MIAMI he cap- anri Mi Galvin vice tamed the university's baseball and general I team and his interest in all sports Mr became continued until his death president in J MO upon the Galvin named t a of Mr whose of trustees bv holdings he od M Cox jn and ha j In 1912 The News bought a served continuou.slv since controlling interest in the tn 1928 he was appointed as Democrat and in 1920 these two aide de camp to Gov Flem D papei s weie merged The ex- j Sampson of Kentucky with tha panding the commission of colonel publican in a con- He was affiliated with the Re- trolling m Moi publican party and the Ohio Star in 192.0 and its capital etv of New York stock in 1933 a before into soth of The News A MEMBER ot the Lima club tne muddy Korean shawnee country club for the second straight day I EVEN MORE WIDELY known more than 40 years he was tha European unity closer to of Milwaukee Vfn Scott made tlic u L from a photograph transmitted evor Before in history I He the U -S must help Eu- rope Miho its economic problems this age when we count upon a cushion of O Foe to defend Dies of Metal Burns 33 of Wilgus died Friday of burns suffered when he backed into H of ECONOMY metal at tho Dayton hoping attack advocates in Con- to trim the Iron Co plant Russell Bites into Backing Ike Drive Drags in New Hampshire By The Associated Press SJ dent's total budget of 85 billion lars havo suggested slashing the mutual aid appropriation foreign policy leaders also threatened a cut in U S aid to unless the French ment pledges iis full share in the buildup of defense forces said tho fall of the French government was -in A raiding fire hammered Red targets Saturday Chinese and fire damaged two of the tanks tanks were pulled back to Allied lines tha was a a Mi fust of known a- Oh Oh Jack- Lima club which of on the Centra I front T tared Apr 1 for more than an hour at lc nl he a ear member the Linn Hour the Elks and on Mar 27 1947 ho voted an honorary life Diary membership m Lima Lodge No 54 the Mr was a former the Metropolitan bank of the of the and was a director ings of the late O O f tlle Wilmington along uith the Vnn Wert md and the Washington C H iii thc of Samuel In 1923 Mr Galvin and his The contained the Ft t comments Daily News in which on thc names of Lima residents were ARE Sweden persons encountered during the financially interested This 20 Swedish Boys Feared Dead on Mountain Climb of age schoolboys were today feared dav pats on the back for nesci cl aler dead in an sold icy snowstorm and Eisenhower But local surveys bv editors Gen Dwight D bandwagon in New bama gained a foothold for a It also was evident that the en- ble bolt from the party should try of Sen Richard B Russell of man be The state This means Morse New Hampshire's of problems which arise arc back but insisted it resulted not from disapproval of actions taken at bon but over internal measures in eight Associated Press them out found Eisenhower's strength The secretary listed five major their holiday climbing aimed at national on Mi stale or local afl tan near here Led by a Inch school forces in 10 per cent or less above BEIJ WROTE that Taft has so into tho Democratic Court ruled that n's chances in Now Han inch of the power of man Democrats could run for that Eisenhower backers a lrc lad sapped much Ben Kefauver ot elector without in the South mK support to the regular ldc wnu Associated Press nominee he ate s said Russell was a be A hint that Eisenhower might re help their threat to any hopes nan might have has least run A Morse was out of the On the Republican from Europe soon last ot the Lisbon meeting and talks on the Gorman question which preceded the NATO lev They 1 Agreement on the forces to be made available to Jen jer's NATO Command this year 2 Agreement on bases and to be built and for these forces j and in- many they left to climb didn't know that its mountain Friday morning and author nas tho publisher of the wore last seen at the paper Mr often columns and MTU them back fiomi To Visit Tourist way Of All Fugitive Found In Lima Court vacation travels took him anil m 1933 recounted io his readers impressions of a trip which he said he had dreamed of for 30 years to Lima Peru sister city of his home town BUENOS AIRES A U S consular official finally allowed to visit in jail with Saul S Saulson an imprisoned tourist from Detroit reported Saulson is health and being well Tho long arm of the law reached nto ine hip pocket to nab a ed Michigan man UMT Foes Predict Defeat of Measure chances there are slim the right time ling ot NATO itself in good treated Argentine officials yielded to U S Embassy demands to visit the American He had been held incommunicado for 11 days his arrest on undisclosed WASHINGTON Defeat of the Universal Military Relatives with whom Saulson by 50 to 100 votes lAas visiting arrested in Jan predicted today by opponents uary police raids foes of while supporters maintained regime Saulson was picked optimism jup by cousin an Voting on thr controversial opposition party leader disappear the court slid into a scat is slated to begin and was believed to mm mid after asking his days debate on tho across thc Chilean completed Friday Saulson denied he was involved made the arrest
