Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - October 16, 1947, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL MTH 138 NIA OCTOBER Af FIVE CENTS Prints the Mews Tells the Truth FOOD SPECULATION PROBED Meany and Tobin Hold Reins in AFL Hutcheson Overwhelmed in Frisco Convention SAX Bronx and a Boston coal wagon driver emerged today as the bosses of the American federation of Labor Control of the convention for George Meany of the plumbers Daniel J. Tobin of the teamsters carried with virtual control of the 15-man policy-making tive council which will run the affairs from now until next when the federation As the convention drew to close delegates admitted i that the chine of the 72-year-old Tobin Meany was the revelations of the 66th annual together of the labor Together and Tobin overwhelmed John L. Lewis and Hutcheson with their While Lewis created the fireworks with his effort to block what he called of the executive it was who He and hit carpenters have wielded the big stick in the federation 1915. Lewis and his United Workers never had much of to get support of the delegates in their stand signing non-communist in an all-out defiance of the Hartley act. The other i complying with the affidavit re- so the weaker unions could have access to the protective machinery of the National Labor Relations Lewis lost that and two- of the 700 delegates elected i to amend the AFL constitution do away with the 13 Lewis was a vice-president andj as an of the had refused to sign the Boy Caught in Act of Stoning Cars Queen But Grandparents Assail Policeman Pa i Art Tate a Terrace boy in the act of firing a at passing biles last but as he ped to lecture the boy and con- ihe weapon was a tongue lashing by the boy's who threatened have him ousted from his The grandparents claimed were good of Police Chief H. and that would but the came to the defense they come to see he tell them He added fhat Tate's take was to bring to detention home and him up for the In his report of last night s in- Tate said Clarence 753 Leonard passing Terrace Point junction of Frazeysburg and Dresden his struck on the face fay a stone a police and shifted from his cruiser to the Bunting car for another trip past the corner -A here a crowd of some 15 boys was The boy with the was busy whereupon Tate ped the car and collared The officer the sling and started lecturing the boy arid his when an elderly couple appeared upon the identified as the boy's and Tate a rutted the for the and de- manded the re- turn it. iate refused and added that the couple became threatening to have him from the police force and ed to Chief Courtney He said he sought to reason with the but got whereupon they stepped into their accompanied bv the and drove Tate said they refused to give their incensed over Halloween today issued an tion to the grandparents to call at headquarters to make selves Happy Return they had net appeared and the chief ised to give them an interesting reception if they did prove brave enough to show He repeated a previous order j for police take all youthful j vandals to be detention home and i then notify their Police also were called last night to the home of Lewis 368 Sheridan where several windows in a garage had been pre- by age was estimated at Three other calls from the Terrace area also were received at police i headquarters last ing Police said they also received one call from the Moxahala i avenue I Three-Day Legion Festival Opens Tonight at Dresden liq Parade and Crowning of Queen Features First Day of Celebration -i festival at with a street the Jefferson high and Dresden bands and numerous Immediately following the the festival Miss Jefferson high school will be crowned j Mayor Francis Walton i It will be residents of that town 3ue Lash The first of -as elected War Dead teach Columbus Sue today named high school minr queen to reign at the Miss Sue Lash j and Martha COLLEGE Md. Alexander A. Vandergrift said today it is plain now that victory in World War II led to make the world safe freedoms I the j is the j marine corps commandant de- we not receive i every source of exploitation j LAKE naming nations prepared to reemphasize in mind determination to withdraw from an address at the fall Palestine at an early date and tion of tne o' leave the solution of the Holy Landi land that the situation problem solely to the United j developed Dav these Arthur British i colonial selected a to the London government snake Britain States Position Again T A Joyce Ann 5. returned to home Li Louisville Kv yesterday from New where delicate eye operation gave her for the first Joyce is shown greeting Mrs. Robert a and her Mrs. Margaret Fairgrounds Bones Were Those of Horse Strange looking bones un- earthed recently at urn county fairgrounds were those of a Richard A curator of ogy at Ohio State said The bones were discovered by workmen for the Bros. Construction Co. who were clearing off an acre of the fairgrounds for a Morgan said the bones to have buried there for treat many the Columbus gner The others wil come on a o would be better if did not They could be admitted to the eral Bowman explained Dr. John D. state health said he would ask the Ohio public health cfl to approve a regulation against reopening of any Should the council approve at its meeting i Dr. Porterfield said he the governor to issue a 60-day ban in the council later would XT and Mrs. Robert F. Gambling on Commodities Blames Dealings For Increases In Food Costs WASHINGTON Truman said today that Attorney General dark is investigating gambling in and fibers on com- Truman spoke out against gambling in commodities at a news during which attributed much of increased food costs to such He also said that he thinks food conservation program in showing signs of The president saw no immediate need for the return to food ing and other such called them usable only in extreme In a item Mr. man said there is a amount of gambling on the com- He Mid that the wheat crop had been traded in eight or nine en the Chicago Board of Trade Questioned by reporters as to whether government purchases for foreign relief are largely sible for prevailing high the president said while this has had some effect it is not con- He added that the States always has exported The Activities tomorrow will lace Jean juniors ured by the yette football starting o Both the mavor the J same at the Oct. 24. secretary of the senior a exchanges Mi Her attendants will be Pat i the staff iown He asked if the i also includes and Jean CS bodies ao not death was caused by a a dinner at able Pioneer the visiting i 1 to z p. m. a including sack bike trill be will be awarded the test will start at with a K going to entrant who climbs to the top of the 25-foot At 5 members of is the vo 1 i Marshall Plan The CIO stands mgly behind and j is the 1 fact of i Walter radio broadcast last Sunday night has Mercury Again Tops 80 Degrees the subject of widespread comment and there have been Mid-summer weather continued ed i to play a belated stand here eneral Deplores allure of War Is Murder Trial Witness to Warning against the approach Third World turn to into the eighties after of 84 yesterday mOtion Delano picture will oe shown from called today for a j speakers Furnished union the Ohio Bell Telephone the veterans to win the away from what he j JI U Thompson of A contest tne LA Tex. star a Miller Platform Th'S The oy an auction during which i- 13-; ox will be Jim Ross will The u iom of i i comes to the serve as for nVM national issues before 1 nc termed a congress intent I on serving special I lne weatner station at the city Sen. reported today that the convention in A. Taft and former Gov. also sharply E. Stassen of Some sections of Ohio reported yesterday's mark was the ever recorded this late in the i No immediate break Is increasing cloudiness it 1 Weather experts explained that the storm winds ing the Florida and Georgia coast force the warm air counting for the unusually high The weather station at the city tne ambush slayings of four i The witness Is Ann War Bride Held After Slaying Chief Jailed Confiscating Gun comes in the role of an and J mother last May 25 as drove their ranch to San Antonio for Tne 43-year-oM doctor was in- O. dieted for murder m the death of ponce chief of H. 39: York's of Yellow 43: their John 9. held in county jail todav Mrs. 67. on a larceny charge growing all of San of the confiscation of a ese Session Oscar the government to this policy declaration as member Palestine committee meetings for 3 p. m. and 8 p part of the The loudest and longest roar of came when of the textile ers said in President Iranian has been compared to and then couldn't be a because hp a would work out a pact with iry himself ad Delegation already Truman said today SeTe atiS fc tes court at Yellow him chief was greatest champions intended to sav immediately and 11 'n of in welcoming him to plan Joseph Bech of chairman of the assembly's announced hf would call for a vote this or tomorrow on an Australian to send the American proposal into The defense counsel bases its B. court on a of The The trial here opened -i t in spoke of the to comment on of interim measures to supply food and le my he prevent a fatal de- the gun IT M sj American not con- i that he made surrender their presort a Miss to maintain a was The rs SH j fcn J Day return f- I Smedley Brother Is Slain tne convention earlier that he some him to Ohio the second time the two nave appeared together in They national issues on the same platform at Des when Taft was returning from western pling Taft declined Comment about a publicity firm's That it had been hired to work for the both Walter P. CIO Turn to Twenty-four prompted by published re- i that officials see fair j that emergency for Eu- i rope can supplied without a j Mr. Truman said financial officials have had con j success in their efforts to develop He cited yesterday's tion for the to buv 000.000 of Baby lorn After Death of Mother PA. 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