The Zanesville Signal (Newspaper) - February 1, 1939, Zanesville, Ohio t Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Tells the Truth VOL. No. 330 WEDNESDAY FEB. 1. 1939 Franco Watches His Troops Policy on Sale of U.S. Airplanes Called Taking the field with his victorious Rebel Generalissimo Francisco Franco is crouched amid concealing tall watching his troops advance over open Congress to Air I Pension Plans WASHINGTON Hints Weinberg Not Suicide NEW Herbert Labor Moves To Forestall Politics Seen In Bricker's Jobless Set-Up program of the Bricker tion faced its first formidable op- position today as organized labor lined up against a to ize the unemployment insurance i Spokesmen for the Ohio ation of the Congress of In- Organizations and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen spiked a move of the Republican leadership to put the measure through the this The senate commerce and labor committee postponed action on the until next Monday after the Gas Buggy and Dobbin Both Take Licking From King Storm to of the Social Security system Lehman was urged today by a added todav to the list of Nassau county lawyer proposals on which a report gress actively is getting down to Arthur J. head of the Social Security was called as the first witness at hearings be- witness in the trial of Tammany District Leader James J. were not found on the gun with which he allegedly committed cide last fore the house ways and means i George E. Mulry of He was asked to discuss j Long sent the following in detail the administration's j telegram to the believable source that 1. Liberalizing and speeding fingerprints are not on old age insurance revolver of Dewey 2. Extending old age Confiscate revolver for to several millions more 3. Providing for disability in- surance and for aid to widows and The gun used by it was reported at the time of the had been taken from the labor representatives described as a political patronage device and as Lieutenants of Gov. John W. Bricker held their own in another as the senate ation committee recommended the temporary poor relief for passage in substantially the same form that it passed the The senate expected to vote on it The committee not only retained the clause requiring the cities and counties to match state lar for but specified that they should finance January relief entirely with their present The state funds may be spent for relief only from the the becomes effective until June 30. Busses and stalled fantastic choked when Chicago was paralyzed by the winters most furious blizzard and buried under 14.8 inches of At Buffalo N a horse was hauled by the tail from a manhole into which it stumbled during the as shown These cities lay in the path of the big blow which covered a 700-mile front a large section of the the Great Lakes and New Schoenhaus at White I not only to social security cates but also to old ago pension Chief among the latter are Dr. Francis E. Townsend nator of the pension TESTIMONY IS BEAD and officials of the NEW YORK A Welfare with a dead man's words None of the money may be used .to pay deficits incurred guarding Weinberg and two other chairman Lawrence A. Kane of J. Richard Davis and the taxation committee In the senate commerce and Rooming House Fire Kills 4 of un- determined origin swept through 6 Ousted From WPA Street Dover Man Takes Charge of Work Six officials of Zanesville's WPA committee hearings the only the second floor of a frame A Dover Thomas J. Van j person who spoke for the insurance was its Sen. I. E. Baker Meanwhile the social security hearings were getting under e itself was called on to whether a special committee 16'" study tion should be renewed at this n. Rep. Warren announced he would submit to the rules to reorganize He declared it the objections caused the legislation to be shelved last a new federal would meet all spoken from the witness was enacted today at the second policy racket trial of James J. Though dead by his George Weinberg a man who lived and died by pointed a figurative finger of sation at the Tammany district testimony at first accusing the influential of furnishing protection at a week for Dutch Schultz's ing house on Cleveland's West Side burning four persons to were j rich policy was read by i into session to consider a Distant District Attorney Herman In called into of farm plan the president's attempt to re- vive the Florida ship canal and the Passamaquoddy power The senate judiciary committee vas confronted with an fight over confirmation of Floyd He began the reading just after the jury was told of Weinberg's 48 hours after everyone else knew manager of the Schultz gambling monopoly had The jury was told not to f cause of Weinberg's in Virgnia over the objections of It heard 150 pages of di- thn senators rect examination yesterday and hear 300 pages plus 416 before the house for final i of cross-examination with only the question on WPA wage differentials remaining to be The house originally limited regional differentials to 25 per but this provision was by the A committee de- rided to let the house reconsider the A mise was The committee agreed to a vision preventing the president from blanketing into the civil vice temporary government em- ployes paid from relief Japan Will Not Pay For War Damages Minister Hachiro Arita told the diet today Senator Borah I Pneumonia Feared WASHINGTON Senator William E. Borah entered Emer gency from grippe hospital a today severe suffering case ol The 73-year-old dean of the ate was taken to the hospital in an accompanied by Mrs Borah and Dr. Worth his who declined immediate comment on the senator's The Idaho senator was heavily wrapped in blankets and was car He said it would promote omy by consolidation of ments and would expedite the ment of insurance The would the Ohio unemployment compensation now controlled by Democratic tees of former Gov. Martin L. and place an administrator in charge of the insurance There would be a card of- review to pass upon John president of district Mine Workers of chairman of the Ohio il of the declared the isan commission should be d. are in r a man is Democrat or a Re- in the administration of his he After describing the as a fundamentally proposal might boomerang to the Re- disadvantage in future he have arrived at the conclusion hat the only reason this was was to afford an for appointment of political aspirants to The committee amended the to increase the administrator's ary from a year to and fixed the salary of the board of review members at a Bills to extend the liquid fuel and cigaret taxes through March 31, 1941, back in the house today for concurrence in ments after receiving the senate's The senate which i death and injuring two others The dead were Mrs. Elizabeth WPA her two 2, and Everett 5; and an unidentified youth about 17. Taken to a hospital with second degree burns were 51, WPA Benjamin H. was assigned to replace Jack Hewitt as head supervisor of the project according to ment by L. C. district di- rector of a former employe the city engineer's has been -in charge of the street improvement project for almost a Van who has taken up an d residence at 1152 Wheeling that Japan did not intend to in- ried into the receiving room third powers for Mrs. who described th due military actions in senator's said he had but that she would demand I been in bed since pay indemnities for Asked whether Borah had pneu losses of Japanese she said what we n I trying to ward Aides at the senator's office said he was not expected to be able ti return to work for several The Idaho Republican has in the senate continuously snic 1907. Cloudy and Warmer warmer with snow to rain In north vain followed lion Thursday hy In afternoon in west lion Atlanta I I Kl Paso Kansas City Angeles Miami Hat Paul Orleans New York Phoenix San Washington High San Tex. Low White day Robin Is Stowaway In Nest of Hen Stormy weather drove birds of a different feather together Mrs. Van Buskirk saw a robin fly away from a fence near her farm and head for the chicken house in a stiff Later she went out lo gather Under of a nesting hen found robin Stephen 32. The were all taken last the Mrs. unable for the presence of the dead youth who was not Brand suffered second degree burns in escorting his wife and two children to the roof from is a former employe of the state highway office in Tuscarawas The project Accused Youth's Family Testifies FREMONT The sister and brother of Bush testified today the first degree murder trial of the 20-year-old youth that his acter was They were three of 12 persons from his home town who occupied the stand as character He is charged with slaying shal Neal D. Fowler at last Dec. 6 after a 73-cent gasoline station New Frontier Of America President Tells Senators He Aims To Preserve Peace BERLIN The Berliner splashed the line Frontier on across its front page to night and described President Roosevelt's meeting with the ate military affairs committee as example since the days of the World In a dispatch under a New York dateline quoted American newspapers as saying Roosevelt had told tee members that the United States must back up democracies in any war against the totalitarian states with arms agitation of velt alter the fuehrer's peace ad- was a subhead on the dis- Another stirs up the people to make action of the dispatch without example since the days of the World It leaves no doubt that is a second Wilson who is ately walking in the footsteps of his Democratic predecessor in of- a result of these tions it is clear that the United States finally has broken with its neutrality intervention policy of Washington in European matters has become a Yesterday's committee session thus assumes fundamental importance for many and her friendly totalitarian Washington yesterday of- gsS James was also re- moved by along with four project They have not Gibson's explanation for the un- expected removal of Hewitt and McLaughlin signified that the men will be replaced by more experienced in street and road im- The four supervisors may not be Gibson Removal of these four men was made to ance the number of Mrs. Elsie his and A number of the work units where they were rescued by Three others also escaped by making their way to the roof and two jumped to safety from ond floor The remaining eight occupants were sleeping on I E was the first firemen lhC lives of several others who fled to the roof and were were disbanded at the outset of the winter season making the ratio of supervisors to workers too Gibson Announcement also was made today of the appointment of W. Vincent 130 North Seventh as an area He will fill the vacancy left by O. C. who resigned to cept an engineering post with the state highway department in Grand Jury Charges Laxity in WPA NEW YORK Charging laxity in the bureau the storm would Of public a report by Another Snowstorm Heading Eastward The itself middle west for another onslaught as a storm raced across northern United States from the general over the western plains She said the youth's father had been in an infirmary eight The 21, student a Chicago Bible and 23, student at Purdue also said Bush's character was Others who testified included Young Schnear awakened be as far east as the Atlantic before daylight hurriedly and pulled on trousers and shoes to run to Hei shoeI unanimous knocked out clauses alarm box a block smashed the glass with a and sounded the British Freighter Seized by Japanese SHANGHAI British naval authorities today asked the anese for an immediate tion of the seizure of the British freighter Saint Vincent de Meanwhile in the temperature mounted So the The river to fall day after reaching a stage of feet in the lower pool last Heavy rains early this week in region of the Licking valley was ly responsible for the rise to within a little more than six feet of flood the November federal grand jury today called upon U. S. Gen. for Frank Murphy drive WPA in New The grand jury ing its recent investigation of iso- lated fraud it had found dications of separate frauds and at times shocking official The grand jurors said the lated examples of did not constitute general in- Dale principal of the tone high and several youths who knew The defense started its case after Common Pleas Judge A. V. man rejected a defense motion to exclude all records of the village of Clyde unless records of Fowler's appointment were Defense Attorney W. J. Mead contends the village did not set up proper legislative machinery in pointing and he was acting as a private citizen instead of an and the charge should be manslaughter instead of first degree murder in and purposely killing a policeman in the discharge of his became the center of inciting hatred against totalitarian FRANCE JUBILANT OVER POLICY editions of newspapers in Paris used scare headlines today to proclaim that President Roosevelt had clared the of the States are Although members of the refused to comment on ports of the president's meeting with the senate military committee yesterday the ground that his statements were to a closed there was undoubted tion in official The stock exchange reacted with stocks rising several points in the early hours of ing as soon as newspapers had printed accounts of the The newspaper Paris Midi de- clared that the president's was of prime importance in developing the international A strong northwest wind of the Works Progress upon his arrival here which marked the revenue for The senate also voted to the act. The which would be effective until led the Saint Vincent de Paul approached June 20, 1940, would allow the after she had been seized portions in those ment by installments of delinquent j by a customs real estate Paul ped falling snow into hard 1 drifts throughout western and The master of the British eastern and Indiana School Bus Crash Injures 38 ed two Japanese destroyers many motorists at roadside of Clarage corn at caint rip approached blizzard h sulc Farm Boy Introduced To Ohio Assembly looking bespectacled Fayette ty farm boy stood before the house of representatives yesterday and was applauded as a The Frank E. 19, a graduate of Jeffersonville high school in vocational had just acclaimed the champion for his exhibit of the best ten ears of Clarage corn week The proposal of senator Man Bitten by Shark Boyd for a live investigation of in Cuyahoga was discarded in the senate rules com- The committee agreed to recommend of a com- to draft legislation for strengthening the statutes and for authorizing the governor to remove a sheriff who did not enforce the Boyd said this was the objective of his proposed Rain or snow was were tomorrow in New New for Injuries suffered when a York New skidded into the back of a West j bus on an icy school children and two under treatment today truck school LOS ANGELES Harold has three stitches in his wrist to prove he was bitten by a man-eating shark in a hotel The 25-foot fish was a ton on stuck his hand into its The jaw snapped shut and en rows of sharp teeth did their land and the District of expected to The accident happened neaf here Alfred Dunn of truck told was only another honor for He was the stakes winner in the Clarage corn exhibit at the Ohio state fair last year and twice had won the cup his Coe was introduced to the law j makers by Speaker William M. Coiner uj follow rising I ties he saw the school bus stop and Culloch as who is a talker A 21-hour blizzard i he put on brakes but could hul a transportation and control his caused four deaths in Dunn and the bus Rufus Ballard of near deaths were taken to a their to weather conditions in the lies were thought The northern states east of the cut and did not hospital Another Large Crowd Attends Session ol New York Elevator Operators Strike NEW of workers in the mid-town garment district arrived in their offices a little short of breath this morning due to a strike of elevator tors and other building service em- attitude and recent es of a friendly president have already demonstrated the close solidarity of the American re- public with the That solidarity has extended and amplified that axis in bringing to its aid an imposing mass of military and productive the paper at the same time moral and of free and generous nations is now opposed to the violence and barbarity of the ages used by modern to to to violations of all civilized PRESIDENT DEFINES HIS PURPOSE member of the senate military committee said today President Roosevelt had indicated that the United States prepared to sell war materials not only to England and France but to other in Europe which oppose the threat of aggression by the in conflict with what the president said to members of the committee continued to dribble out to the press and public causing lation abroad in the democratic slates and condemnation in many and The military who asked said Mr. discussion with the tee of this country's policy of j milting sales of airplanes to France had made it plain the president was committed to a course of lowing other nations to obtain war supplies in this country as long as they pay The senator said the tions had center on the James J. president of which he said the Service Employes In- were referred to as Mrs Kenneth MO Lenox package of cheese j said about and B. 1V31 dine Loses Hope Of Escaping Chair John W. i publishing Mho Carter Fur South Mrs. Alexander wife Mrs. Maude H. w T thp the Lexington Mrs. r Da land the well known 16.1 Fox Mrs. the Creiner dairy lecturer beauty idles from Zanesville Rt. and Bessie it IIP s 1051 each one of Bricker announced today that he would not intervene in the uled electrocution at Ohio tiary tonight of John W. Cline of loaf of The todav was limited Wednesday session Brighton to women and it was necessary in bringing the most Butternut broad from the Dave convicted of slaying Laubach of s a. 1 Hamilton on Jan. 2i. 10 women ii t j use the balcony the theater to i people to the Mrs. Francis Loo Baking accommodate the large j 1156 Iron one Prt Thursday's open to both hosiery from the J. Mrs. George Richards Rd. A nip The disturbance that was over he acted upon the rado has to western at- 0 hy heavy snow recommendation of R Clemency men and will deal with Penney Main Rt. 4, Lido bath and bedroom rug nnii 11, i v t. glands reducing and Mrs. Ruth B. 1435 j from Sears Roebuck and North i I ITi Ft h Ct gaining hich held after a hearing another no grounds for J I South Dakota and southern hoard and a marked rise In temperature the central for pressure overlies eastern Ontario and Counsel tor 1-linl ihe Atlantic ami also the sought commutation ot the lo lifo in fur coals presented River degrees and the n 22-kt. gold Fifth The tray from I Mrs. Fred 11.jl Ridge Mrs. 52-1 Moxahala and Mrs. Mrs. Forest 452 j 436 1. of session Gray Mrs. T. M. from the 23-17 Wilmer Mrs. 1, South Mrs. exerciser Thp the first of its kind held is sponsored by Zanesville Publishing company employes were affected buildings are twenty ies or more Bambrick said not been confined Many of the to England and One conflict of opinion over what was said concerned how far Irs ii 500 buildings in the the would pickets were assigned to a number of which include the Greiner Dairy Dave Lee Baking com- Four i ing the foreign policy each One member of toc that if the the president had said he considered in the event of a the the would be In Two com mitt denied RELEASED that the president had said anything ot tnis Negotiations for al between the union and thp Mid- I Town and the Realty which represent about buildings broke off KS Taylor's shop J. Indians gave an unconditional Penney Carter's today to Fur Ice Cream I former Detroit and RESIGNS shoe Spars Roebuck the Snider Flautt Lumber rican league southpaw STATE who will be 39 Nelson head fashion revue of thp White Chevrolet The i came to Cleveland in 10.TT. I football coach at Mississippi State company and the Fisher He won nine and lost eight for the for the past resigned J. E. 564 Brookover Kern Supply last V i-
