Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - January 24, 1941, Zanesville, Ohio News THE SIGNAL Tells Motes Press News Service 4cne ed Press No. 224 24, 1941 TWO C 3 HEAR GENERALS idy Wests day that the din of machine-gun and artillery fire has not filled the wrote Robert it a now would be the best solution Col. Charles Lindbergh appeared before the n affairs committee as an opposition witness on the it Ee said he believed it a mistake to export U. S. only a hundred at now guard this St. Associated Press in Reports reaching said casualties throughout ia totaled 6.000, with dead in Bucharest morgues While the rebellion evidently was quelled the dispatches agreed that the insurgent Iron still were fiercely T Jing outside heaviest LONDON such cities rsder this area early j Turkish opposition against port oj tina and important buildings German Moves Alarm Turks To Punish Iron Guard Chieftain Many Dead As Civil Strife StiH Rages in Rumania The Associated The Rumanian government decreed severe punishment for Vice-Premier Horia Iron Guard and other alleged leaders of the rebellion against the regime of Premier Gen. Ion Punishment was also ordered for who know of and do not an- the places the and executors of the lion -are beginning with Sima and ending with the last throat who took advantage of the First dispatches out of torn scene of four days of bloody civil said many hospitals full of wounded amid mounting death lists today as German and Rumanian troops patrolled the Balkan is the first day since 12 Escape Death in Crash Near St. Louis Airport sea Telephoto Only two of 14 persons aboard this TWA were killed when it plunged to earth in a belly smash as it St. Louis airport for a Plane broke almost in at the door and one wing was twisted around parallel with the Lord Halifax Arrives in U.S. Aboard New British Battleship Lord Halifax the British Horse Pilots Duty ARIZ. There's m. bit of duty in store for the corps next While planes of the SSth reconnaissance Fort Marble Board Crusader Shot YOUNGSTOWN Republicans Set Up Cry Of High War Officials Refuse to Offer Public Testimony Amid Republican cries the majority of the house affairs committee today dered the top-ranking of the navy and corps to testify stead of public sessions administration's ain bOL First there was an- over the parliamentary then tlie Democratic and the publican committee members metres separately to discuss secrecy and Bloom and Rep. Fish the minority clashed angrily over the ordered as the committee the hectic session Fish started the row by newsmen in presence a ao of a ambassador arrived in the United States bomb had aboard the new British battleship King George one of the most powerful fighting ships In the time reduced German moves in the Balkans ilong the streets and was reported by two London St. his morning turned j Sketch said from slush and information reached London i charest window of ill be Road Program Wins Approval President has ed the county calling for expenditure for the improvement I The King George after a dash across the Atlantic led American waters shortly after j j midnight and by 10 a. moving slowly tip Chesapeake this seat of the U. S. j i Even after it was known ally that the battleship has the Virginia iv to Chesapeake the ares sooth of a ber of pilots will be on patrol duty to keep the public City Manager George Seeley procured horses for gunman which 52. attorney in legal cases resulted in banishment of nf were Curves in the city a German protectorate a whole ot county was by prodding s an the The Daily Express secret An ment for 394 WPA house in which snipers had every i TTr WASHINGTON President Roosevelt by Mrs. Roosevelt and group government officials left the White House today presumably for Annapolis to meet the new of Great Lord Selassie Back n Ethiopia marble board gambling devices The assailant through a window of home last closed meeting of the majority and wounded him in making a motion for the ance of the deny shouted was no gag The decision was and wounded him in Republican members had i back as he sat at a table playing fused to join in a discussion of I His wife sat j Dr. F. W. McNamara removed ithe single 38 calibre ballet I the shallow wound near the spine Sand said Rendinell should recover Gen. George C. Admiral of naval and Major Gen. George I j acting chief of the army j Rendinell said have no been invited by opponents SOMEWHERE IN the did the to discuss the 7IA Stetes tS Haile Police to the There were of Ethiopia proudly raised the nor any one who might the Bellow and green flag of his seen the Only one kingdom in a hidden mountain j neighbor in tne exclusive north residential reported clearing here then set off to the interior to head aided Ethiopian tribesmen their Italian The a noise like an members of the Some Republican were heard counseling sn Washington ana continued about 1936 fay pr came back to in a British army plane Capt. Eugene i theorized iron The bullet drilled a that Bloom the gunman stood beside not the side of the Flsh had asked the three men hole in the window pierced a three military men be More snow is followed Jv forces at her disposaL If this the Express Struggle radio and other he told her retired to private the executive ail poste Mrs. Reindell had in the She found She tried to county It Annapolis just off who slipped across but and for the surfacing of the of the academy frontier to with him the n 2 and 3 D. m. arming of Ethiopian natives withi Rendinell brought a looks like a strike suit in the name of Joe why him were a resulted Eaton er and a high i licensing marble boards ana pin the way they want of the Ethiopian i ball j When Fish came from the street at and between 2 ana 3 p. m. to receive I explains Turkey's appeal to j resistance against the German condition was to Bulgaria during of 4S i The government red by 2600-horse-: Authoritative British execute civilian failing toj County road and cap Vole of said they had received over aif weapons to be rented to i ads of bombs confirmation of declared Iron eluding to drop the at Columbus piant Russo-Turkish would be tried by power shovel and The provides that in Strike Parley j Reaches Impasse which can be tings and a Df CHICAGO tion to be tions between officials of the General Antonescu the will Farm Equipment assigned committee and the regime i tarv I Officially the uprising has by to the county I guard hotheads and ito be purchased I But one black j eier reaching from said the Rebel iron anchor several miles off shore in his iKea the p Informed sources said that the bis craft down through a narrow the of will be governed partially by s girards wanted their Horia i extent of the various s. navy to head the i relief it was This rangement nis bv persons belonging to that workers assigned fay abdicated King not nave excessive j Common Picas Judge David G. he told reporters the decision was upheld majority was trying to month by the court of i range to hear the military Despite tl ese the city in but added Tm not in- for participated in obtaining i majority are afraid of what contempt of court might Fish i against Mayor William 3. what The dismissed i said yesterday about of invasion of this At his press Last week police arrested Roosevelt said ha would A British staff officer greeted erai toard express an opinion on any T the party cases to British aid at accompanied them on a short in Officers n2 ssw measure journey to an rt out encampment able make them pay to taking part in the case included the Crown j Prince of j A unit of tribal with conferences would be held nest establish British army units moved Two plants of the at ward from captured Tobruk ward the next big Colder and Rock the next big I J Hi f already are closed by and Italian fortress on the II OT this action has been voted by can Motorized patrols s tun in wi ight in extreme T j a wage abandoned because Of Malta is TT iSi and recognition of the condition today thesda hospital from an in on to travel to and from their Actual construction under program will get under as weather i After a quick a j tent under the bombings within 48 the forth for the interior jleft police puzzled today for join a British lives to the postponed pf export presentation of Recent testimony before the coula study the specific of any This was his reply when asked about reports that he would have objection 10 certain i onn 200 Mr. Roosevelt said he had not Ci and therefore would not P1 the statement made British regular officers 3l- as 35 The blast at ready established in the heart of night rocked the the Lake View cemetery 20 windows in the two-story who ne double Part of the An officer of the British mission had spent months in the ior said the Italians jr. England Ready For agent for all of In- jne British said diys least 14.000 Italians loves in eight Latest to vote for strike was the proposes fo Limit vester Tractor Works in but efforts to settle in I jfi this factory broke down to 33-----Ciear according to by physicians as his and Lumber 16. were showered at has been for i glass as they sat listening to several Kis condition has radio in a downstairs surfe in been serious for the past 10 His unnatural sleep is broken Mrs. Mabel La 66. 3 yesterday by Colonel Charles to the effect that might have been avoided United States had not given its Sawral support to Great Britain After he had not read the Lindbergh he asked why Ce should do The famous Sicr and To Son's Murder Robert L. Doughton ine j physicians across the also was Resigns house ways and means these periods eves are open j today introduced legislation is to national debt limit Post Waite raise national debt to to remove tax exemptions from federal Walter J. Doughton said the and Mackey of Canton has submitted probably would Gov. John Bricker his start hearings on the measure nation as a member of the Ohio I unemployment compensation board of It was understood Mackey would Arrives hours at 8 a. become a tax consultant for and relatives Britain's services nave been ordered peppery former chief in preparations made tne specific meet an anticipated not we're sion attempt against these coi tiie coast 01. g. it was learned on the west of Cloudy Texas of Ohio Manufacturers' i Mackey has been pressure overlies on the He is a ew the precipitation central It was i of In U- DIES AT 93 Hid and rain m Champaign y. It is colder ta the county's last veteran of the Civil the southern In L. Willkie arrived here day aboard a Pan-American way clipper en route to London to study wartime conditions in Great Britain at who left New York Dresden Holds Celebration To Exploit New Industries ed not guilty to a charge of by the life of her two-year-old ouj e to The ties spurted here today ing yesterday's celebration of industrial expansion in this northern Muskingum county A street headed by members of the Jefferson high school highlighted the The ing a of trucks was Eli i was delayed at senting Dresden formed by stormy I at the lower end of Main street and moved through the Purpose of the parade was to promote local interest in the proposed establishment of a pottery The new try is being financed by den and business Civic leaders indicated today that a mass meeting will be held in the near future in con- with the industrial ex- pansion the and the testimony opposition to continued confidence in the victory of the Well informed i quarters said in order to get houses by with a important limitations on the and if the r military quarters said One leader asserted that probably would be the greatest want to be about ITALIAN SUNK LONDON 5P) The Jer would find this island seat tv announced today the British empire submarine Parthian had sunk a Considerable stress placed on the part th is expected to j Jails of they Adolf j he CSc 3JRQ The house committee its hearings on Turn to Page Fourteen has
