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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - May 28, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio                               THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL 10 OHIO MONDAY MAY 28 1951 FIVE CENTS More Than Any Other Newspaper In Phone Reds Parade in Vehicles Vandenb Bomb Red Troops Seek to Halt Allied Drive Stiffer Resistance Offered Despite Mounting Losses through Chinese volunteers for the Korean war are saluted in the Red which include uniformed Committee to Make Effort To Assist Samson Children s the line Florida Lawmaker Demands Impeachment of Governor Gov Fuller Warren Accused on 10 Counts Of Ignoring Evidence of Lawlessness Man Held Here On Mail Charge A old lormer inmate of c Pennsylvania mental tion bound over to the federal grand jury in Columbus after before i s- Homer Walters on a charge of mailing messages The man Harold Halpien of Philadelphia was arrested Kep_ day afternoon by Sheriff recently one of Warren's Bealmear and Patrolman political supporters Powell at the postoffice the resolution calling for i Sheriff Bealmear was at the Public opinion here and m Morgan county was being lied today in sympathy for the four Samson children who have been committed to the Boys Industrial school at caster and the Girls trial school at Delaware Overwhelming favorable re- action came today to the offer of The Signal Times er and Times Signal to help see that all the facts in the un- case are brought to TOKYO ff resistance stiffened today United Nations troops the attention of the proper deeper into Red Korea after J a committee of taking the war's greatest citizens from counties each cottage where they will sleep together m a large i dormitory They will probably be assigned o school classes I one day and to work the next j The work ranges irom I chine shops to almost all i forms oi agriculture In fact there are 49 types oi work to i which they may be assigned COL HAROLD at said there are now 710 juvenile ranging in sp from 10 to 18 m the institution Of this number sent there for burglary 116 for theft and 94 for stealing Seventy-three like the son boys have been as incorrigible Thirty-two are truants from ana truants irom home We an occasional homicide or manslaughter Col Bays said today At present however none of the boys is serving a term lor such a serious offense As for incorrigibly the said that term is loosely defined depending on of prisoners But Lt Gen James A I pan and MusKingum was being formed in the hope j Gambler Sentenced Fla UP The Florida Mouse or bert of was asked today to impeach Gov Fuller ters announced Red grounds he wilfully disregarded his duties and ignored rendered Sunday another nee of lawlessness in this vacation were taken last week j ui i c- s v for without them to long association with the hardened juvenile that aie to be found m the industrial schools Probate Judge Arthur bert of Morgan county was a Flert the Chinese that the youngsters ranging ta rists had lost their nerve and age from 11 to 16 will be pro when they viued for without subjecting crack the U S Second division He enemy lost nerve He just quit and hauled j out added the U N ground TALLAHASSEE Fla The Florida house of army when the entire family of nine was arrested last week The parents Mr and Mrs of the were cap- I Samson had a reputation in a trap as trouble makers in the home 25 miles across and ten miles deep The lid of the trap is the reservoir w i t h U N forces anchored at each side ta and Both are In North Korea George of Miami the governor buying penny one at a time writing and Their investigation man had purchased publicly 12 cards to nationally 1 about his men including Truman FBI agents who were called the case tbat though of the cards were o threatening nature the one i to the president was All of them involved com- i-e been made the campaign tures the conduct of his ing 3 Youths Jailed In Holdup Attempt I UN drove new ST The Monday acroSs the Parallel county prosecutor was punctured at half a i to decide today what charges to en Koreans against men in a AH milps i ern holdup attempt in which a i state patrolman was U N drove new prongs neighborhood o i township Morgan Their neighbors insist they are mentally deranged and it is likely if they are indicted bv the Morgan county grand that the will be urv to a state mental The miles j the parallel and 10 miles j west Americans for observation The two eldest daughters also face serious charges home has been found tn the youngest U.S Operates Shoe String Force He Say Reasonable Chance Of Negotiated Peace j Seen by Air Chief WASHINGTON Hoyt Vandenberg testified clay the United Suits ii a shoe and cannot afford 10 all of its power into if bombing of Manchuria Warmer Weather and cc the orders tc Ge- Douglas tc bomb north the j A cold air mass which swept tno border between Kore and Sin here over the week-end on the lii wvt heels of thunderstorms and winds will remain i in this area until tomorrow when are expected to return to like levels forecasters said day i The mercury dipped to a chill 51 degrees at municipal airport this and by afternoon had climbed only 10 JOE ADONIS oi Zanesville for three ousted sheriffs shot One is moved up on Myrtle lormer Reds put up stiffening iance against advancing forces and his attitude toward the Bice 21 of Newark -i M I resident of ance Ocala take over his near his apine month U ties The state senate would I Two of the men walked into months U the cards addressed nor of the message to the president All of the cards were inter within six months conduct a trial of the a i Uic CK near cers said but it is for the three brothers and sister that public sympathy has Sister Sarah was sent Delaware and the boys 14 13 and I Joe Adonis Sent Jersey Prison p Then While I was and am agaUM bombing across it not hj an stretch of the imagination that I might not iw for it row a month now or ftx i months from MacArthur tin of Chinese Kea and troop ir i Manchuria as an effcottvo to the war o thr Tree limbs were oil a Sunday afternoon's storm jn Korea It was a number of airplanes mace advocacy of this landings at naval al airport Among them were a Ped Firestone company plant en- t route from White Sulphur W Va to Akron and -a an Army primary training snip r a On Saturday ar Armco Corp plane sought refuge here Vandenberg also h the storm HACKENSACK N J Bi lv Sunday and were captured The Allied advance was iriai ui me raj across the front No Florida governor ever has hey are Harry Elkins the parallel botn 04 H Korea and it was understood the mar to talk than been removed by impeachment James Shaw IS to his name ape an- I h dress The federal was j t j to a sued by Waiters Halpren being held in the jail to await transportation tn a Columbus where he be hold until his before the al grand jury on Court s Color TV Ruling WASHINGTON The burglars thieves and habitual criminals including possibly boys who have commuted homicide IT GOES without saying that the Morgan county judge com- Red Korea on the centr four miles above the on the east-central front were firmly in United Nations hands Both are key towns on Red escape highways able for their caie South Korean troops were G Party Wins in Austria Bice was arrested in an 01.10 a night club in nearby Blaine when the attempt wad in progress went into the ON The when he saw a car parked Yangyang eight miles north McConnelsville court today cleared the m a no parking zone He on the east coast television tO in- H sal there are A tree limb snapped a power line Sunday at the rear of ln Putnam avenue but no damage to firemen i the summoned chief of staff said he Street crews were kept busy he Of tUe V iit cleaning up alter Force were lor violating New Jersey according to gambling laws Street H u b e r r It was the first jail sentence jones A number imposed on the 19 during tne 1 Adonis who was named by the windstorm and streets committee as blocked Emergency there w cf it to n Korea a soon of the nation's most notorious cleared Saturday in order to keep mitted the children to the cor- Court Judge J fic moving and today workmen institutions because i Judge Torbert who has been nis gun when he saw two the black and white field hned up 15 patrons The high tribunal upheld sald he ord In the west tanks led a task force almost to six VIENNA new eraJ sion Approval ot Columb a an cl he ordered miles across the borderland ir guns One single shot placed before the court to con- seU to by his Meanwhile two and to act when n approved tro who had been with stead of talk i mas Koerner a bitw d th FCC had Perkins placed nisi lord mayor v the wai le eo arbitrary anri in giving patrolmen party Q R to patrolmen and deputy nulato Dr The vas taken to up a number from the hiSh tribunal after a special Patrolman W J federal court arv patrolmen Jeff J ln upheld FCC by 3 M John and a Harrison you T will nnt fhat Is incompatible with present TV sots That means today's sets cannot Ret Columbia color telecasts even in black and white without ad- A n er to get a black and white picture has been estimated to miles Other tanks rumbled 32 miles northeast ot Seoul and a mile across the border South of the border a Key cape route was sealed when captured Hyon a east central prison environment into which ill J J SI who imposed removed the broken there were no other facilities an five-year prison Receiving similar sentences were four New Jersey associates TRM QMS of the dapper un- vn Salvatore Sol ly Moore Moretti 46 of rest James Piggy Lynch 46 Palisades Arthur Long 45 of Englewood and An T Th built by a for something like 25 years enjoys a favorable reputation i as an honest fair-minded i rist The present concern is to provide facts and evidence which have not yet been I HP said it developed the of man o it si 1 On no TEHRAN Iran Iran re- fim rrc O rt ir hat CO Rejected Columbus Suitor Kills Himself the confidents ha ej in me I do not wish to hut to act The former of the au Imperial army can br to two aims or the oath of office on June in in COLUMBUS Griffith to permanent county deputy sheriff made up 55 of Columbus shot ters the that caught Shaw and and wiled himself after Elkins ing a west side mother her 1 Later thony Guarini 58 of Hasbrouck to recognize the were Heights of the i vince the judge that the oper J with Britain He said if dren can be cared in re- j h Korth 0 r nationalization of Iranian r s a- feu c sponsible private nomes empire would o- lav thereby sparing them o the a Premier Hossein sli tne pr ms announced the for- office a tion from the world court the complaint lodger thete Saturday by Britain the company Tne British er had notified Iran of of the dispute to the world at the asking thai the United boay n arbiter Communists were they have been placed AT LANCASTER the three Samson boys who were ed as incorrigible on commitment papers placed in a receiving cottage where they will stay for two or three weeks before their as They each a sentence of years in prison land fine H Lead i In Italy's Voting ROME Meanwhile they will be en physical examinations and But this went on he not wouW petHe thp if the orce be TO This v ouM e farcer to rate a woman ivas daughter and a woman relative bj interviewed by a guid n f T Cl n was v in a O hotel a a late last night said witness It was believed Miller she is related to one of the three -n 41 Miller V year ago she didn't want to keep company Italy's municipal elections The reports came from estimated to cost he has in he will devote eost feO A to years of his on todays set has term he fervent hope of all attainment of from of LM he will undoubtedly told the supreme court no as employes of the t bv Austria's receiver now in tuse could Glass Co ir Newark Communist party tn capitalize S RCA color pictures recently moved to the help they pave him men Bice and Elkins are in the Bel mont county jail here Detective Chief Lester Hall of inside the bedroom M r Newark said two guns used in Hewitt crouched behind a chest the holdup attempt had been Oj drawers M r s Florence RCA color from a second-hand store a the occupation in black and white on last Sunday hind But government HC snaw The K erner said inns n want Fled vote Iis re- fi -t d al of with Communists CASUALTY WASHINGTON isH he did Town s Business Section Burns j Newark from Trinway PALMYRA Ill Most of Business section to the ground yesterday winns a blaze Husband Questioned In Woman's Death ATHENS Sheriff George said Elmer Karl Hanna said released his grin on the girl's arm when police ed he come out of the He then shot himself in the head ance counselor psychiatrist and school principal CHuna also appear before tered precincts and small towns f-e committee and in nine of the will be taken on a tour of the balloted yesterday and today for grounds in erder to acquaint town and Councils themselves with the institution Only 115 of the assigned to a had reporten re- nent cottage it is not known whether bovs will he This depends largely nn whether they are found to get along we together There are 40 to 50 boys in thP oil dispute front scheduled tomorrow tn 1 oil The government headed by reportedly for armored car ami troops to maintain Meanwhile Ron Communist where on the fir fleeter for the fanatics wno were un- a wsr the Famed Financier Dies at Aqe of 85 Brooder Credit Asked For Automobile Buyers Cloudy and Cod i CROTON Mas C head the WASHINGTON New Haven railroad and Yankee jor oar r financier shrewd and today to business moves marie him credit terms for pointed lathered law con- foi mir r set m n trash head of terson is being died yesterday Mf Rather and p the aaP th a few scattered Low this i 19 poorly pert to fight back ThP sheriff aid no have been filed Yesterday's 4 Vi p m his years he had come into business in Boston of- fire days n week HP a of cigars and pore nine his business day M the non into the act   

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