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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 21, 1954, Zanesville, Ohio                               tm HE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL NBA 91ST 77 AUGUST 21, 1954 FIVE CENTS partly Low a.m. W Zanesville Airman to Lead Flight of Jets to Dayton Quits Qly Service Director Post S Gall Roberto is with two tallow crew members of Jet bomber which they will fly BOO stop bom to National Air Show at Dayton oa September 4. The Others are Long Jr. ot the oo and B. E. Baker of crew Major Gail Roberts to Deliver Memento to Air Force Secretary A Zanesville Major Gail will lead a flight of 36 jet bombers in a hop from England to Dayton during the National Aircraft Sept. 4 to 6. Major who is a Son of Mrs. Rose 614 Wayne will personally deliver a set of special mementos to U. S. tary of Air Force Harold E. j Talbott from the British Secretary 3, 7 Hu Highway Collision Horse Pulling Highlights Pair Program to off He Frank J. Micheli submitted his resignation today as city director of public la a letter to Mayor he CM aad I hare arrived at the to aad retain to my the practice of tive It practice of ing appointment to the a year post in the that led to considerable early this When appointed in Micheli announced that he wag ing up law in which of State for Lord DeLUle and His 'a WASHINGTON be the first of 12 to land at Cox running of the Congress Ends 83rd Session the craft on Sept 4. more will land on Sunday steeplechase The 83rd congressional reached its climax late last night with just about ev horse MAJOR Mercury Falls To 58 Degrees The temperature dipped to S ly 58 at the city airport early and the last Kroup will arrive onj Even windup the the final day of the Labor House claimed top honors j Day president Eisenhower and the All 36 planes will be returning It said 65 the U.S. three-month proposals wore of duty in with training colors this year and that only flights that have taken them to n finished out of the In Crash East Of in North Africa and several in Sen. Ferguson of chairman of the Senate GOP The crew of Major jcy declared that Con- craft also includes Captain C. H. had passed a program em- Long ol the basic principles the day but climbed rapidly during the s- s- Pierce of was elected to put into t. v N. and as the sun beat down out TT 6 R. E. Baker of think a majority of the people of a cloudless j Yesterday the temperature j 320th Bomb crew All are members of the will favor that he But the Senate's Democratic climbed only to 71 degrees as a heavy cloud cover and light rain blotted out the sun. Rainfall ed By early this the Juul mounted to M de- aad warmer er forecast for Rain fell in wide sections of the Scattered thundershowers hit the Plains States Pacific west and from the lower pi Valley north and eastward to the Atlantic Heavy falls were reported in some Two other Ohioans are Lyndon Johnson of the aircraft commanders he believes the actions of the the arriving during t h Congress will get FRANK i. MICHELI he was a partner of Charles S. when he appeared on several occasions in Municipal court and once represented and Nashport at a tele- promise was re- He later explained that these in- were infrequent and that he always overtime for the city to make up for three-day They are response from letter to the mayor think they will the Democratic way of he John A. Barricklow of St. in ville and Major William P. cobs of Shortly before their jonnson predicted Democrats arrival at the 12 find campaign ammunition In bombers led by Major administration's will be joined by 12 Republic power and business 84F and will pass in formation In front of the crowd at the The Zanesville man's plane will land at Patterson Air Force while House terms expire this year and 37 Senate will be filled in adjourned last night Ibut the Senate is subject to re- including more than 2 inches at continue to their home air bases the remainder of the bombers sometime during the fall to day gave no evidence of the tion that has been evident on He been a gratifying ence to me to have been able to team fcy Kay of 4 U Ued la division of the content thli at the of woa flnt place la thin hy t. C. Detectives Push Sheppard Probe CLEVELAND signed to the Sheppard murder today they were ing- up on tips and Sonora Farmer's Heavy Team Captures New Honors affair Racing and Night Show Ring Down on lig Exposition Teams entered by John Derry and of Sonora 11 i At the homicide where walked off with top honors in the heavyweight horse David E. Kerr U in Betty ing contest at the county fair final day of the it a lacerated most of the concerned the I and the Flannery Fair A three-year-old girl was killed and seven were injured at lut night when an automobile and a panel truck on State Route 75, two a half miles east of Four persons escaped Killed Beverly Kay daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 31, of Phalanx near 0., who moved from Zanesville two Injured 27; her a 5; her 7, and Betty I; ert 12, of a passenger in the Stephens and Clarence W. tA Nashport Route 1, operator ot tbt Mrs. aad hi left Move Exhibits From pulled a pound s distance of 27 feet to take top of Dr. H. Kerr has That all and Betty Stephew and the Flannery boy were not in The samr team combed by mail or telephone to hospital TODAY WAfl day was open I to county entries tiken to had been Some ot the of had been aside last a back in- away their entries and by tugging the Trucks piled high with load a distance of 14-feetj and other equipment In third place was fair week rumbled through the gates on their way Exhibitors are required by con- tract to leave their displays and pared a summary of evidence before the Cuyahoga County Hnv of fair aay or tne how they decide what pacers run the pace or the Fred race work together with you and the a horse first racing the er members of the administration Turn to Page Two and 1 inch at S. D. Skies were clear in the Southwest from the Great Lakes Westward into southern But they were mostly cloudy in other of The hot weather belt extended from the South Atlantic States to California and Coolest early today were in the northern northern New England and the northern Great region with readings in the and 50s. scattered throughout the U. S. MAJOR who ta M years is a native of Trimble consider a special committee's re- port on a censure move aimed at Sen. McCarthy Members of both houses viewed the session as and graduated from who had put in school in 1938. The family ed to Zanesville in the more a a 40-hour week for Sen. the Georgia ocrat who all his colleagues in of called it Tim to year that Gail entered the air He calls Zanesville his home though he and his wife are living presently at where the major ix ai March air force Charles S. died five ago in He was an Major Roberts is a member of a remarkable He one of seven five of whom have worked their way I college and the other two are 24th birthday in the quiet of new the union reported lege who feet Settlement Sought In Defense Dispute Belgium UB The United States stepped into the here over the European army plan today in a desperate effort to negotiate a Ambassador David K. the United expert An European integration problems flew in from Paris of was a UM He arrived as the star at Ohio State Am ministers locked to from he graduated aad prior to that played tot high where is as one of the best fullbacks in OK history of the Princess Margaret Marks 24th Birthday Scotland hvt rery the amid her family owner may enter it in whatever class he best but after were Fay 41, grand which returned a F- -ee murder indictment 9- and all of Nashport Route 3. Route 4. which pulled a pound The family formerly Village home July 4. on the Mill Run road on On the ot indictment j the lame farm with his Mrs. Claude operated a farm near load 27 Howard team was in until to with a pull of 23-Teet Nelson is of rood Hb team of Judy ud i entered plea of had indicated they would aik and would propose a hearing polled a load of load a of aad Other In the division were Roy of application been filed The young osteopath remains In j The family enroute here to jend the weekend with his The Flannery who was In Timken's Offer OK'd at Canton Members of the CIO United workers Union in Canton of Roller Co. voted in favor of a company offer of a tn the horse has won so much money 4 whose team pulled the it must move on to another of 10-inch. In third place county Except for I here for the ride and when he to the state of the hej way the since his twice after It a t The race owners are kept team which of July in reporting their 5, 000 pounds 21-feet and by being required to turn their while a team entered by pers into tne racing secretary when they enter an event at the The secretary is required to note on the papers any money won by the horse at that county Overheard in the the rOu ing her to how much the winner won if the purse is answered this question and hooes it help the because Clyde Graves of Nashport pulled the load a distance of 18- The five-day cloves with the of the Ward Beam thrill show at 7 aad Legion Rescinds Grl Scout Ban tured the program of a the car girl who killed was mmAtt the The car did not set although it went down an em- The injured were removed to the hospital by Donald of Ad- The commander who arrived at the the American portly after the the sixth ia been approximately duction Some 300 are em- ployed in the Zanesville Details of the offer were not im- mediately Union sources bad last night it was close to the crease of 12% contained the contracts signed by U. S. Steel each heat is paid If he wins both heats he receives to of Conesville ta Fotd a distance of 20 j The fatality county t j The highway patrol is Terming the legion vention action earlier this month The body of the Stephens girl Irving was removed to Hearing the state said funeral She Is day he asking for vived by the of the Girl Scout not ents and brothers and SM in body and a half Ohio The free-for-all event saw and greetings j 3orp. and other major the world arrived at A union today said theton County Sheriff Dean Ellis Cooperative of Balmoral but by it was had raised its offer of a he will question two men today with Mancel a family birthday only and wage increase from 5% cents to 7 the death of Charles win Orst place when i information the an the 5% cents to be changed in noon in Russell E. Burial will 56r father of So are three of his ttes of the Queen's sister became j retroactive to Aug. 1 and the body was Nothing formal was marathon eight-hour session to hammer Out their differences proposed chances to European Defense Community fBr Tht The did not is now until after Bruce met for an hour this Port Columbus entry clear the army this cloudy 10 67 to be effective when a new con- day at home near W tugged 21.000 a foond tance of five tor the Girl Scout tract is The union also bad been asking lor changes in ances aad pension arrangement about 15 mile of Ellis said McGrew died from shotgun blast in the chest and brtef the total gate to The art the fey paM to hvt WM For The old contract dead three or lour days WM more than 1.4N night last but the union body was the IJU W MM I a be delayed atj Sheriff did not identify swoe The lent after today's men he heM tor j ta for the clear tor Kentucky Stats m the with West German Gail's record as a center on and then high school team him a New rain clear Ohio 77-year-old a Onto of 56-year-old coal miner Highlighting movement such the Girl Scout the time-honored American ATHENS Ohio otic and historic ideals in Walter says a annual wage can plan their Bw hy ttat year and not by the Speaking at the tt Ohio a school UMT body IMC a wedding Mr. 100 local and Mrs. Ray Law of 61 in- was found in his home near were the judging of junior a full white going to ti 1B5 in a lett yesterday reported tractor along U.S. 224. The 77 He had stopped today by i test and a contest were the words He urged asso HMt faod tad 72 aod was off County Coroner J. A. tt started aad tarn C The Junior Fair led Tm printed on ttM  

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