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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - February 25, 1950, Zanesville, Ohio                               THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL AT 251 ZANESVILLE OHIO SATURDAY FEBRUARY 25 1950 FIVE CENTS Prints the New Teib the Truth Pupils Walk Over Bridge Unsafe for Buses A coal trailer crashed through a bridge on State Route near i recently and since then school buses going to Rose Farm and York township hools have been over a Perry county road on which this old covered bridge to located The bridge has been declared unsafe for heavy loads r The bus palls up to the bridge the youngsters get off and walk to the other side The bus the pulls across the bridge and the passengers get on again getting on the bus near ride to Rose Farm and return Thus they cross the bridge twice before finally arriving at school After walking across the bridge the pupils pile back on the bus About SS make the trip across the bridge each day A similar curred sometime ago at when parents there fearing the bridge i insisted that their children walk across the structure Cal Photos Deny Holdup Charge No Of Slot Machines Three youths denied today fail Coffee Stealing Smashed in Brooklyn Police Probe MiKoM DoHor Loss From Shipments During Post Yi NEW YORK coffee stealing racket that authorities say may have accounted in part for the recent coffee shortage in this country has been uncovered on the New York City waterfront Special police Labor Party to Carry On Despite Scant Majority New Election Seen in Britain LONDON Minister Attlee announced today his boT government will on court that took oon at the scant and shaky and M with from the docks in the last i One salvage merchant was The coffee cannot majority it won in cover up ly mention was made of the BMt A other nations mat the money was contained j some of them masquerading as i To in nvo slot machines Assistant longshoremen have been Prosecutor Christy Dunn on the case for t-e men earlier admitted year the slots Assistant District Moreover be said that the Louis Andreozzi said amount of the loot was mated by the youths Ives The slots have not been recovered according Sheriff Harry i doubt the Attlee announced the decision coffee Andreozzi said some after an emergency public weighers insurance session It means the agents and steamship employes labor party will form another reported smaller weights re- government and run the con- a vote of confidence in the House year-long of Commons at a time not of its has own choosing j I la A In unloading he said coffee involved tracing of pound was spilled on the of coffee that came to the U S i j vital UKT ij o Herbert Somers 25 of deliberately or accidentally from Brazil meeting at Jio 10 Hill Roger F was up and sold to piers Brooklyn street the prime ley 20 of 1320 Central and James R Archer 19 of 462 Luck avenue were held to grand jury under bond of Somers furnished bail was released The holdup at the Fred ton pool room occurred on 15 i also denied a charge By Costly Fire Mercy Killing in Recess minister's official residence to Weil we are carrying on That was all he would say but later the cabinet issued a imal statement which The cabinet met this ing to consider the situation arising from the general tion WILLOUGHBY IP MANCHESTER N H fi of pointing a gun and was in downtown Willoughby Counsel for Dr Hermann N After consultation with his to the grand under an Ere today that swept Sander threw a block colleagues the prime minister bend The two newly modernized against state efforts to prove has decided that as the House was filed by Albert Morgan of stores and threatened to destroy that the husband of the woman of Commons will contain a who entered the an entire business block he is charged with slaying had of Labor members it is pool room at the time of the Willoughby and nothing to do with her mercy the duty of the present admin- holdup firemen struggling to stop the to continue in office The young men were blaze as it ripped into the j The block was thrown up Turn to Page 8 sented at today's arraignment shall Drug Co store said shortly before the murder trial hy Attorney Ralph Marshall jages already were estimated at the country doctor Fire Chief Reed recessed for the week-end Dr own store is in the block is charged with I The explosion burst forth at Abbie Borroto 59 a hi a one-story frame icer doomed patient with lethal housing the shoe jair injections repair shop behind Marshall j Chief of Defense Counsel Louis Drug Co Firemen think It E Wyman bounced to his WASHINGTON was caused by Prime Minister Clement Attlee speaks over radio in London after his party won thin victory yesterday hi British election E C Redhead mayor of Walthamstow is at right Others in photo are unidentified AP Wirephoto Government Prods Coal Peace Talks Ching Reports No Progress As Conference Is Resumed WASHINGTON officials urgently prodded coal peace talks today in hope of a break in the strike before the union faces trial on contempt charges Monday But they weren't optimistic With the nation's fuel crisis growing steadily worse there seemed little basis for figuring any settlement was near Federal Mediation Chief Cyrus S Ching one of the men dent Truman has assigned to try to end the dis- pute said there hasn't been any progress since the present directed bargaining got under- wav on Feb 15 Cold Weather To Continue Here The mercury dipped to a frig id 11 above here this morning and the weatherman gave little The situation is exactly the j promise of relief from the cold same as it was when these con- Ching said Nevertheless ao the operator talks resumed Chine and David L Cole said they were their over the weekend for an hour compromise Cole wave The ture Che Job of rapidly shrinking coal supplies here and in many other The mercury rose to a high of chairman of Mr Truman's coal yesterday but dropped inquiry board ly in the afternoon By early mercury The two officials held secret afternoon the meetings yesterday with John L stood at Lewis and his aides but Snow started falling briskly ently nothing came of the talks i here about noon today The midwest was the hardest hit by the Arctic blasts The ave Way to End All Rent Control Assets of 3 Red Bulletins five Wounded In Cafe Holdup NEW YORK persons main WASHINGTON W sen ate appropriations committee the F w Co to do with Dr Sander in this today paved the way for ending store causing f e s tnat There are no charges against federal rent controls on the Borroto June 30 fire shot into Marshall's The move was made in a de- next roof jn there appropriation despaired of saving that 1 store The committee ed to the senate that the of- fice of bowing expediter which operates the nationwide controls be granted OM for use between now and June SO bat that the money be to liquidate the agency and discharge UK 4.135 em- ployee Spy Ring Took Secret Army Papers WASHINGTON The ate Foreign Relations tee today named a in- group headed by Senator Tydings to investigate leaky gas instant Sheriff Thomas freezing of Bulgarian charges that hold were wounded in a wild gun quoted Reginald garian and Romanian assets in high offices in the state hattie in a Greenwich Village followed roto as saying he had country sent United States ment night club early today the Soviet one was felled and to a new low Trie more than guests cringed in First Methodist church was a during the blazing gun Closely following the breaking smouldering today which starred when a band of relations with Bulgaria earlier men fought for four hours of gunmen tried to hold up the in the week Attorney General but fire which began in in the McGrath announced last night he church basement destroyed -an village club 23 West 8th that the United States has the building Damage was street with the United Mine Workers leader Lewis left later for 1 mercury tumbled to 35 below at field 111 to attend the funeral Minn and ot a brother His absence D The sub-zero belt ex- the weekend coal negotiations tended into northern Illinois A was a further dampener on low of -7 was reported to the prospects for a coal contract Chicago suburbs Chicago's below was the lowest reading of PITTSBURGH j the winter and followed of relief coal for fuel yesterday's zero the previous starved Pittsburgh rolled along jow a defense witness if the state Suspect Acquitted As Attacker waning I HEIDELBERG Germany President Truman and other U.S Army says a t him on leaders have organized spy ring apparently On learning of Wyman's called for an extension of has been masterminding the ment Attorney General William ceilings upon rents beyond theft of secret papers from the L Phinney I might save me 30 homes of high army officers him the trouble here over the past seven Adjournment left incomplete a months nurse's account of the Authorities said have life of Mrs Borroto he homes of officers Miss Elizabeth Rose read in this U.S Army headquarters side rotes covering he first The acquittal made olf days of her on o Carl left unanswered documents ignoring Borroto starting 22 that perplexing jewelry cash and other Mrs Borroto Dec 4 snot Walter The notes contained frequent A court jury of Either foreign agents or references to injections of r ht women and four men de- someone trying to to ease pain and flagging pulse late yesterday that documents to a foreign power is and respiration Testimony had pre- sented quoting Dr der as saying he to pleadings to end his suffering even if it meant her life Judge Harold E Westcott halted payments from bank at Wyman's objections and counts and other assets held ordered the sheriff's testimony here by citizens of the three stricken from the eastern European countries Wyman told newsmen later Only a few before that Borroto be called as Secretary of Acheson Driverless Car Overturns Here had indicated that this try has virtually given up hope of protecting American citizens and their interests In the three countries He hinted that the next may be the rupture of relations with gary and Romania Tne justice department said said the bandit leader to he night club stage Mrs the 3 show Williams 72 burred o death a pretty gir out today in a fire ar her home of his way drew a pistol and Her husband escaped injury He announced over the loud jumped through a window to f PT V This is a Put your purses and money on COLUMBUS U S Dis- the taWes I've got six Others trier Judge G me deferred sentence yesterday on Mrs Marie Rosenbrook nurse Mrs and roorn and Rosenbrook was On Esplanade Here f jt assets were frozen taming drugs for a patient and other stationed in the club bar Mrs an to three communist nations t say whether action was connected with conviction of American few davs Suave responsible one official com- Phinney said that the nurse's Hungary a few days ago burglar and onetime Minor yesterday testimony is designed to show Charges of espionage A official was not the He said the ring apparently that Mrs Borroto suf- Ps received tips from the some pain to no 15 The was out minutes European command's nary amount of pain was shown Similar charges have been actually its members sain ters on on the charis hurled at American envoys in ook half that long to garding a security warning The week-end respite all all three countries h the verdict after a took confidential papers to their concerned an opportunity to re- trial homes lax strained nerves GETS I The ring struck first last Aug j WASHINGTON Aides said ON BOND ilO This month the homes of Ht RT IN EL TRASH Senator Vandenberg Damon three officers have been broken CHICAGO persons Mich was comfortably r or into were in hospitals today with in- at his apartment after being dis- i juries suffered in a collision of charged from a local hospital DIES nvo crowded elevated railroad Vandenberg who underwent a He wat leased DURHAM N C R D W trains dunng last nigh s first archivist of the hour The condition of lung operation last fall had been those a hospital patient for what his G Underwood ibrain hemorrhage He was YOU PAT an extra tax if your return IK not filed by March 15 A rush job may cause costly error Tax estimate afeo h dee on 15 dropped to the floor cowering under ran screaming the room run battled the holdup hand Two and one tainer fell also one of the alleged gunmen and five John O'Neill More than a dozen shots were fired Three men were captured one of them after a dash for freedom in which he a taxicab ers police said were to have escaped in the sion to rage Virginia into the New England states Lower were in prospect for much of the eastern region by tonight In contrast to the icy blasts over the eastern half of the country mild weather con- An automobile without a in the Rocky mountain driver overturned on Eastman region Elsewhere readings street shortly after 7 o'clock around normal marks morning but no one was injured and only property damaged re- suited police reported Police said the auto owned TO I OSTS Haroid of 939 Orchard street was parked in the rear of his home on Eastman street hill The brakes of the machine let loose and the car continued Motorists who have been fat down the for some distance the habit of parking on It crashed into a steep bank court house esplanade will soon overturned and skidded on its be obliged to look for another side before coming to a stop 30 place to park county yards away siners warned today The car was towed to a local The commissioners have de garage the only way to break up On West Mam street early the practice of parking there is this morning Lawrence Dunn to erect steel posts along the 26 of Roseville escaped injury esplanade when his car crashed into a steel posts were placed on the light pole Police said Dunn esplanade several years ago to going east ran up on the stop parking but they were walk to avoid with a ater taken down for reasons car backing out of a no one seems able to ex at 1348 West Main street Commissioners said five or six autos are parked on the esplanade practically night MIAMI Fla attempting to seize slot chines aboard the steamship __________________________ Florida were prevented from confiscating the gambling Partly or Slots FATALLY PORTSMOUTH Mrs lian Peterson Cox 75 died in a hospital here today of a skull fracture An automobile struck her Thursday vices last night by federal toms men 1 8 to 14 north 15 to 20 south The Florida is a cloudy and not iner itc with liner operating between Miami and Havana Cuba Its sailing bv or night was delayed an hour and 20 Yesterday's High utes by the state beverage Today's Low agents raid p.m Today ir   

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