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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 11, 1955, Zanesville, Ohio                               PIC Hospital Serial Story s News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Press AF 67 AUGUST 1955 32 Pages in 4 Sections FIVE CENTS Cooler cloudy tonight and Friday Somewhat cooler and ia west and north tonight Low east and south Yesterday's low a m 69 1 p m First ia ox Brings Pictures To Signal at Magic Speed The of pictures by came 10 today T That's a by the Associated Press tures in finished ready for the engraver No developing of No Within eight ater a ture is put oa the wire from any point in the the com- print is in Itie Signal fice This is another step in The continuing effort to give aM southeastern Ohio readers the best ble As a matter of The Signal and Times Recorders are the first newspapers in Ohio to install The machine is connected This Is The new ly to the Associated Press fax machine For more pictures picture network Starting at Of how it see Page 6 o'clock in the the chine operates continuously until a a in New a horse In that race in Kentucky or a ball game best pictures of top news -in the photographs will events all over the world in The Signal office within reach Zanesville by wire jutes after they are a disaster in Japan It's magic Hurricane Winds Batter North Carolina Coastline Center of Storm Resort Area As Towering Waves Break fishing Piers Planes 67 Killed 21 Lose Lives in Ohio Explosion Sudden Blast Disintegrates Restaurant Many of Victims Were Taking Shelter From Heavy Storm Ohio The gruesome job of ing charred bodies began day in a temporary morgue three blocks from the village where smoke still rose from an explosion and fire Many of the dead and injured had sought shelter from a storm in a row of buildings which were leveled fay the disaster There were 21 bodies least persons were reported missing More than a score were w N C CrB Hurricane most of them in a ing some strength but still plenty battered inside a and at Carolina coast today just under hurricane force of ia miles an and towering waves broke up fishing piers and filled the center of the disaster was with fiving debris in many exposed areas The Gateway Restaurant in this eye about 100 miles an moved at restaurant and a steady 6 to 7 miles an hour dairy store were in a ward the resort beaches frame which this port of with a force that shook the c ta ton and Myrtle Beacn S C At about Bond Issue To Go on Ballot Zt bas a The board of elections today ed that a bond issue to furnish approximately half the COST of a sewage disposal plant here will be placed on the ballot at the Kov S election Fbr hurricane Page present rate the eye would reach shore about 9 A question of whether or not EST It was Through the sodden ashes and 1 debris squads of silent men worked in a drizzle until 5 today Then they stopped for rest and food At 2 they had pulled the body from tinder the sagging Scene oi Tragic Explosion at Andover This was the scene last night -as firemen dug in the wreckage of six stores at in northeastern explosion and fire issue would go on the ballot fall came last night after city cil passed a resolution determining and blackened timbers which had southeast of into the cellar After they had been able to recover portions of bodies Deadline for actual filing of the at 11 aun shingles flew through of 60 miles an hour through exposed j from the debris Pastor and Family in Crash Four residents were When they resumed tsar yesterday evening when Daily Weather Map Starts in Signal Today A Weather Map becomes a ly feature of The Signal today It will be found on Page 7 This service is made possible by the Wirephoto receiver just installed question was at 4 p m resort areas At that a half Council did not meet until p m Bat since council on July ll had approved a resolution the bond issue threatened a vast stretch of of corpses were burned seaboard from S beyond immediate recognition Gary on Ohio 6 used by tourists headed for was piling up sand and The task of learning the cutor Joseph McNerney today ad- jter in the streets of some North names vised the board of elections to Carolina beach towns the tact this v accept it and many permanent IBS remainder of the funds had shelter the sewage plant are to be blowing you cd through the issuance of stand Police gage revenue bonds to be E- Williamson reported of four was through collections added to east of listed They Bullet on State Route six of and crashed into the side of a large Hev pastor of Gospel church right shoulder and injury is his 26.1 to The cuts on forehead j LOWELL Raymond Jay and scalp and bruises about of died at left side and their Joseph hospital at on the forehead snd scalp jW Va at 2 o'clock on right side of head t afternoon from a bullet son of Mrs which the Washington county Margaret Weaver of 927 Pine sheriffs office reported was self- Donald Quarles Is Named Secretary of Air Force WASHINGTON today named Donald A man in the earth ellite the new tary of the Air Force Quarles is now assistant tary of defense for research and development He is a native of Van and more re- cently a resident of X J He is a Quarles win succeed Harold j Sott resigned Aug after the ter statements a bid by South Zanesville to join the Zanesville mington The tide at of here and near was sewer made last night higher than it was Attorney Michael the same stage of hurricane j was believed Communication lines were out in many areas feeling the force Zanesville aty Don Solicitor Hollingsworth expressed the Connie's extended outer ion the bid was three 1 A fishing pier on the north end months too but added ha Of Wrightsville which was would take up the matter with the I Destroyed by Hazel and secretary of Tanner had suggested that of the Zanesville mains at the est point were Mr and George Turn to Page live Auto Crashes Into Steel Truck Malta man and his woman com- cuts about the face and right knee and right leg The injured were taken to the Elyria Memorial hospital where The appointment win be subject to Senate confirmation when con- reconvenes in inflicted a state highway was found by a friend in his White House Press Secretary mobile in the driveway of an C said Quarles Kev his son and the service station on State I was recommended to Eisenhower Weaver youth treated and j Route 77 four miles north of by Secretary of Defense Charles ietta He was removed to the E Wilson dismissed Mrs Black was re- ported in fair condition today The county sheriffs of- DOXAUD 2 Air Force Planes Crash Over Germany Both Crews and 56 Passengers Worst in History Germany Two Flying Boxcar transports collided in the air and crashed into the Black Forest today The Air Force announced 67 men The Air Force the death toll included the crews of the two American aircraft as well as diers transported The Flying Boxcars have a mal seating capacity of a maximum capacity of The planes were two of a flight which had just taken off from near on a training mission with troops from the S 7th Army aboard The Air Force announcement reports said that one plane developed engine trouble just after after reaching a cruising level 4.000 feet The crippled plane lost altitude then pulled up abruptly across the front of another aircraft in the formation crippled plane went down immediately The second plane flew for almost one then went out of control and nosed into the The announced death toll would make this the fourth worst air disaster in history A total of 129 XT S servicemen died in the ing wreckage of a ter near in 1953 In another crashed on taking off Tom Larson Air Force in Washington killing ST In a commercial plane ug soccer fans crashed at with a death toll of SO persons was West Germany's biggest postwar air disaster and also the biggest military death toll in an in Western The Air Force said today's crash occurred less than 15 minutes after take-off in The announcement said there were 42 a crew of 5 plus one in one and a crew of 4 and a in the second ietta Memorial hospital asd later to the hospital for When a reporter asked private business and what was being done Hce reported that the Black car treatment was northbound when it Tne Washington county sheriffs Hagerty isot in I on a curve ard crashed into the reported that Hupp had position answer that side of the southbound truck in the forehead a 22 was swept away escaped serious injury family and the caliber rifle The gun was found Iast when bor were enroute to Camp Beside him in the car Stolen Car Causes Five Killed Bureau announced no threat to New England for at least the next 35 SmaH craft were told they could an Sterling hill They j of lumbas Fischer escaped in jury I moved to Youth Crusader Camp when the accident occurred Rev Mr Black and his family their home at 51 Pine street resume normal was treated ricane force of 75 miles an hospital and dismissed some 30 miles i The state highway patrol of this port city The that both vehicles were Ind police crept along at about 5 to 7 bound and that the steel truck was said four and a baby girl toward the northwest j slowed down on the hill The lost bis right leg serving witb the army in Europe during World War bad been in depressed recently and receded a last year when ne assumed in He was the son of Elijah and The Air Force has planned a mammoth salute to bott for late this in- a display of jet planes if Near End Sudden Flood In South Korea Hits Colorado SEOUL Korean J BRUSH Colo Floodwaters at to stop within Ohio car Two of the victims were board from Savannah to Block fied through papers they carried R L as Robert Sven Connie whirled her in County and menacing off the Carol jam of resort area devastated last October Two Delores Gehrman by hurricane and Olive E 41 had cal storm was developing in the papers on them containing an ad- Atlantic about 400 miles northeast dress of the Lafayette On- of San Juan The Miami Weather The baby girl said the new was unidentified I has winds of 30 to 60 Occupants of the car which ran near the center and gales outward the blockade were identified by ICQ miles It is expected to grow High state police as Larry Howard stronger continuing its and Glenn E generally northwest movement at cloudy both in- about 14 miles an hour cloudy 85 for clear Thornville Firm S si Offers Lone Bid resident of was f ta toe of Foreign Bed Men and Surviving are his three Delia genstein and Mrs Edna both of Lowell and Walter IT Q ior me f got street wes o or Qf the weather does not interfere against the fed by the heaviest rainfall in this Quarles became Supervisory northeast Colorado area in 20 years tary of defense Aug He sion halted as free forced at least 150 farm families a World War I field artillery opinion crashing down their homes today President Rhee and One woman was reported he was threats against drowned for the Bell Telephone floodwaters a and served as vice were saH milling around path south and east of at the five ports of entry Brash South Korea where the truce A dumped UD to four inches of rain and hail on prairie south of here that treatment of not hurt The Fischer car was ithe it uas reported today The wide section bs resurfaced from a spot 500 feet west of Baker's motel to the point where it jorns the four way just west of Norwich Tne contract is expected to awarded early next ard the consisted of baers as Demonstrator once numbered in the had drooped off to 200 at Inchon Kunsan and resort Sprang about Kac n as Mrs and SO Koreans have struck a nine miles none south of here carried the car Kee which she her husband were not one of them on the list Trie days of that jured in the crash FLOODS IX BY cloudy 100 jSan clear 67 cloudy SI REPORTED Dogs Kill STOCKHOLM The Swedish Baby in Alaska 67 navy has been placed on a special alert following five reports of Alaska A submarines in Swedish boy was mauled and oar should be injured uas rescued by Jack a result of trouble with the of a feed lot ex- piloted an outboard He aim to to the stamped to barm others He had for hours to a OMo clear of Rt clear rains sent flood waters swirling was killed today early today Wednesday across acres of struck by a car on U S just cloudy SI farmland and through more than east of farm homes In central Patrol said parked 56 waters in the past month DROPS Sherman Johnson told councilmen of mistake last night and instructed the service director to make certain the Sim j should V near the car Taken nov paia tor its careful to cause any trouble suffering from exposure for our friends through violence or and he later reported disorderly in good Beaver a smaH Birchwood ParK His Mrs claimed Jane ELECTROCUTED to 20 foot killed by vicious dogs yesterday He was Danny Betz of HOLLYWOOD Beath has 69 Germany found him in the scenarist and of Ohio depths   

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