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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - April 19, 1946, Zanesville, Ohio                               THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press 300 Nf 4 ZANESVILLE 0 FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 19 1946 if AP FIVE CENTS Prints the News Tells the Truth Zanesville Killed In Illinois Paul E Rodgers Fatally Companion Hurt Paul E Rodgers 19 of near South Zanesville was killed instantly last night in an automobile accident at 111 Two com- panions Stewart Ziegler and Ralph Mendenhall both IS and also of South Zanesville I escaped serious injury The young men driving an automobile and towing another j and were nt machines fro city to a in as According to received here the men in the car to the rear car both into a budge Both Ziegler who was driving i aped injury Mendenhall a fractured arm and was treated at an Illinois hospital Ziegler is the son of Mr Mrs Herman Ziegler of South Route 2 and is the son of Mr and Forrest Mendenhall of South i Zanesville an employe of the Eclipse here was on vacation prior to entering the army lie had attended South Zanesville high school Surviving are his parents M- and Mrs Fred of Zanesville Route three sisters Mrs Mabel Milter of Roseville Route 1 Mis Rn of Columbus and Miss Ann dred Rodgers of h home three brothers Edward of ville avenue and and f both of th hone and M'S Henry of Shinnick circle The is expected to arrive here late and will he to the Cannon Cannon funeral home at paralyzing Good Friday Services Held Here The story of Christ's was told again today when Protestant churches here united for a three-hour Good Friday service at Grace odist church Good Friday also were held at St Nicholas and St Thomas olu Sever The Last of at the seivice at Grer Participating Dr A J Rev E C William von Rev E T iJi A Weed Rev Louis and Dr W M Hackenberg Vocal were presented by Rev Russell Kauifman and S Johnson Churches of many nations held candlelight com- last night and some uled services this evening A community Easter sunrise service will be held at o'clock it Putnam Hill park This sen ice will be broadcast he local radio station Ov nation most financial and commodity kets were closed today and for some the recess will con- the end Security exchanges in York and Chicago are among the ones shutting down The j ork stock market and Chicago gram exchange tomorrow Pilgrims To Jerusalem throngs of pilgrims carrying crosses the Via Dolorosa palace to Mount as Compromise Held Likely on Spanish Issue Australian Plan Gains Support Of UN NEW YORK A i compromise proposal by gained support among delegates of the United tions Security Council today as a possible solution to the controversial Spanish tion The proposal submitted by delegate W R the council ed yesterday for the Easter days calls for the of a which investigate the Spanish and report back by May 17 Most of the delegates generally expressed in the suggestion that it was conceded by some to have a good chance of be- ing approved Before the council resumes its discussion of the Spanish question jit will tackle again the Iranian case which was interrupted day after General submitted a surprise opinion that there was some doubt as to whether the Iranian case gally could be kept on the agenda This will be the first time on the council's calendar when it venes at 3 p.m Eastern Standard i time Tuesday The way was opened for a i new floor fight on the Iranian question when the council's committee of experts on rules and procedure reported last night it had split 8 to 3 with the majority holding the cil had full authority to keep a case on the agenda as as it thought necessary Tnt council was expected to Engineers to Submit Data On Licking Plan Next Week Licking Valley Delegates at Hearing in Washington Batt a D6 I 1 16 LOOmS ike workers and the nf thp rro the Holy Land cePl tnf opinion of the majority set vices and then vote to keep the ast hours andiron on the agenda until May the date on which the bv a have promised to have all Red of civil army oops out of prolonged con- The three members oi the com- and Arabs one oi experts voting on the in were the representatives Wirephoto Delegates of the Licking Valley Protective association are shown with Rep P W Griffiths at Washington yesterday as declared their opposition to the Dillon reservoir project near Zanesville and submitted a substitute proposal calls for construction of 13 small dams in the Licking headwaters Shown left to right are Holland Gary ot Zanesville Rep Griffiths William Brailer Nashport postmaster and William Nash Ellis Zanesville engineer who drew up the alternative plan The delegation returned today 6 powers which had favored old dropping the Iranian case Pilate's calace where the Fletcher Police German Prisoners Force to Disband Stricken B American Military Authorities Find Arsenic in Bread Furnished for Camp Hoover On Radio Tonight Bids on Track Relocation Engineers Analyze Substitute Flood Protection Plan The B O railroad an- today that it has asked bids on the relocation of 20 miles of track between Zanesville and Newark even as U S engineers embarked upon a study of a substitute flood control proposal sub- mitted by the Licking Valley Improvement association m its fight to have the 000 Dillon reservoir project abandoned Col Beverly C Dunn Jr Ohio river division engineer said at lumbus that an analysis of the cost and probable benefits of the posed substitute plan would be made immediately He said he hoped to arrange a meeting probably in ville or Newark on day or Thursday of next week in order to present the com- data on the two ts local interests Bids for the railroad relocation must be returned by May 7 and aie to be awarded within 30 days after that date B 0 officials expect work to start in June un- less U S engineers meanwhile yield to the alternative plan pre- sented by Licking valley property owners 1 The substitute proposal calling ifor the construction of 13 dams on tributaries of the Licking river urgent than one big one five miles I need for quick northwest of Zanesville was pre- on an accelerated the house flood control the between today Gen agencies class political to be shaping Dougles Ma and the two with administration In Washington a Ci the Far Eastern nation policy-making agency s rt meeting discuss the cross The Passion Alifi Pasha r e p r e s e n a t i v e of displaced began last spoken and only four former army j the lution United States at mysterious arsenic relief program was underscored has struck down German prisoners of war in an Tng internment camp near Nuernberg during the last 24 than it has been painted Although the house committee e hours U S army headquarters announced tonight Thc accord Io be called upon the engineers for their victims nightfall calls for the evaluation of the substitute said No to reduce home of posal Chairman Whittington were whcat and products by the and Rep P W Griffiths of The prisoners were seized with eame to and Marietta said today that the army number of as France state's pn scale generally 10 to 12 a to the fact Poland and Mexico for the below that established by that The and Great Britain federai Christian ne Netherlands against it Christian Premier dehara tonight to accede to demands of four political parties that he He Rave his answer a few tours after Welfare ister Titoshi Ashida turned in his portfolio in support of the liberal move to oust the government A Shida is liberal westein and eastern faiths coincide this year services were held at least a sects in modern languages in Latin and in the nearly ten longues the ancient and Phrygians Meanwhile Jews celebrated the and Moslems observed Authorities vere alert for outbreaks of violence Arab armed with Changchun Falls Chinese Reds Say were seized with percentage 10 anu poisoning in Stalag 13 near shipments to needy ls expected so soon that m said event the idea is re- Nuernberg the Early reports from the camp showed that bread Firouz Denies Iran Censorship mce B he said Black chief of police at s a former relief di- An rector in while broadcast chief personnel employed at Fletcher This variation applies to all state Associated Pi ess official Chinese Communist from Yenan party today reported the bakery by contract vilie A number of capture of Changchun capital of Zanesville and South Zanesville war-torn Manchuria The men are members of the fire de- broadcast was recorded by the Press in San Francisco tions overseas If i be followed shortly by an Secretary of Agriculture An- Headquarter r the i secured said the bread a local lecent States decision to than half a million nf food to Japan during first -ix months PI this ir the Russian Butish s have rp to certain tactics of WASHING IU and some of his officers of a ncc until Apul 30 without hinged today Rail Wage Boost Studied rector of denied today that the recent of two London Times correspondent an Iranian i to on 01 before May 1 Changchun i though a final decision is subject of Changchun has from of to now being held been cleared among U S engineers and welfare and troops HP denied that any censorship presumable referred whatsoever had been imposed While information IP not com- voice An official U S State plete pending a final by ment announcement Wednesday Turn to Page Six said The American has informed embassy m the ing should of a id railroad strike meni Of state that ii acceptance or re- in Iran have been bo fieri officially by the Iranian for of posts and telegrams that it Attempts At Local Theater today sought a honst iui will exercise to it orally locomotive en- of filed by foreign When New Zealand Indian and in mmen cot Philippine members of the Far government board said the ministry of posts who had a change of Eastern commission expressed eci a hourly boost with to after nc presented a at a meeting changes in working to the London Kinkade cas evacuation day American tions but the finding can be accordance with the Of d- MacArthur's send food thcr accepted or turned down by Of Article 26 of the Inter- mK ne give thc theater's re- Japan it marked J iter popular forces committee resolution joint the utility and order ordinance opposing the Democratic ferendum sponsored by the ment has been established and the Promotion Organization ntv has returned to normal order th The dispatch dated last night H William Morris president of the The was plunged into con- executive board the proposed Dillon project will not likely be delayed In other they said the project is not being sidetracked tion of flour for the committee making duration of the current world r German I emergency e su s u e pr It members of thV would be unable m I of Newspaper Editors in an time to make a detailed situation at the of each of the 13 House his comments on dam sites they would attempt to tood were authorized foi genera information on costs j and benefits from figures now Mr Truman spoke of thp f-r.t..al i chief of engineers he said food situation in India and tne d a report on the of Philippines and also said of presentation the worst starvation areas v rre in the ratified an pa a The meeting scheduled here or vote night an Thc win to say on the food crisis night in a worldwide radio gram 7 p m EST which also will bring a from ex-President Herbert Hoover now in on his famine tour The outlook foi an AFL Here Backs New City Tax The Zanesville bv an overwhelming at Newark next week will be at- tended by Col Frank Gano ingion engineer and his predecessor Lt Col Harry i Representing the Licking Valley i association at yesterday's hearing Were Holland Gary and William Turn to Page Sit the Canadian agreement on wheat be- Labor Federation also accepted a gan to improve yesterday when bandits and petition from an affiliated between Farmer Convicted that body had questioned nf he the second the or HIP two unions in- national Posts and Tel The Russians endorsed the tax plan several weeks has stalled a British imu Morri said meeting was at- American program for can owner of a farm Communists began their attack on by 45 representatives famine relief a stood various American Federation of rd today of two out of three man fice and a pipe of the a Mai 11 pjD n Of hpr on wa- plan to hold national thr Under against the and I a siun Give m 10 and thp Labor an thf sink fantastic and ho n This is a stickup if hp now until May 18 the circulation of which in this thp note Mis pining then Thp unions is to laws and lo call the the To thp lng at Cleveland Cnn at any be followed up whereupon been m the to their stand bv public v fled most polite and members Johnston head of the Police said th man was weil have bent over backward to em- ppV said at Cleveland the WASHINGTON Wilbur Dressed thai were not as Fonest assistant editor of the issues not as asked for New York of Carrier Conference today a Nations committee Coal planned to meet early consideration to TOKYO W n Chicago to consider the board American proposals foi an inter- Ball the British commonwealth and then to talk national on npv s member fear of the that thc advisory on Monday The railroads this disclosure to for Japan might an inter- asked for national Ball hp for awards to facts Divine in such a wav a lo our to to slav ings resulting from v f Tnm Mas gun came to tne one of the largest Truman tna Herbert line dispute the limp t n should his A court yesterday foi cos Thc Union n foreign countries Duncan guilty first tho ritv ami hv 19 at 7 n -n through it- spokesman R J returning to the gree murder with a imr had Vitv of Jamieson charged industry here House tion of mercy in the killing of lorai nm nan me ni tnp referendum ha thp William a neighbor's and had actually ln a telephone hand and guilty of the tor the printing of petitions for the president degree murder of the culation by the IPO The union spoke from Cairo from where he bor John Wright 67 also asked the to study join the president in a He was exonerated in the constitution and to wide broadcast tonight of Wright's wife Parrott if action may not be taken puppet under thp notorious Chiang and h of bandits and Japanese There was no record of thp fate son and four other nor of Maj asked for a 25 per cent ho annual of tne Amcr to n freight rates n cal of Editors tho problem HP is chairman of by me on Mine nf information Robert B Chicago and he Of L E Sellers Jack Pond Ore d lpo and of the his aide The Americans to Lahor Federation a week ago to be pre- After hp had its cn WASHINGTON in- boft coal the RupMan withdrawal Of thp utility tax representatives rom branded the action as illegal Leave Washington Labor of hotel v from Changchun it nol represent said the of a of the thr only fl In addressing the Labor New Low Bidder on Road Job Announced weip Rail of A1 s council tli and had argued that a limit bp placed rn the information i equated Irom G pral The re- that would infringe upon fiep speech Warmer and a c and n ght and FAIR AND COOL DUE FOR EASIER Low bidder on of highway first big i has nn worri nn night h de jobs was Thp had waited nas nn worn in thc IPO J while tnM tn the nf dum campaign On thp idson of Akron O hr clepar revive negotiations for a con- arv -or Pond of speech announced tract broke down when cm respondents and to all members of the on John L walked out April th Changchun mayor's Kroup and that his conduct 10 but dispatches did not bocr any cause for ouster or u As operators said it was in the portion from the membership roles Guernsey and today a 385 mile b ana irm im- in Milady ran look to wearing that new hat Easter Sunday without of having it rained on The cautioned however that temperature mav be rather cool The mercuo dropped to 32 decrees at the city airport morning hut mounted Ihis thr mark Concord Jury Indicts 31 in Used Car Violations UV A grand v j returned they would come back the under attack with ar- Morris said today the entire ties east of New 31 residents of four mid- the secretary of labor tanks and lockets ter would be taken under The department pre- western with conspiracy to thought it would be possible to ation by the executive board had announced Nick Cenci violate OPA regulations in a negotiate a Sons of Columbus as the low 000.000 of in used WASHINGTON John C of Labor to the transaction's into eight day he would talV with John states and involved of Lewis and the coa operators NAZI TRIAL RECESSED NUERNBERG The Inter- SURGEON DIES T Wa UL cu ci i vio national Military Tribunal trying BALTIMORE Di made thp L 22 German leaders on wai crimes E Dandy addition v made tn woi iges recessed today fcr the brain surgeon died this morning firm's proposal Michigan i strike will Tuesday He 60 ij   

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