Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 21, 1955, Zanesville, Ohio Comics of Pictures In Yoor Sunday Paper SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL THE WEATHER Mostly sad rather hot In cloudy few not hot fci st 1 6 AUGUST 1955 72 in 6 FIFTEEN CENTS Gov Lausche Hails U.S Route 21 Project as Only the Governor is shown snipping the ribbon which opened newly completed section of relocated Route 21 to traffic south of Caldwell yesterday Left to right are Probate Judge Earl f McGinnis of Noble county Governor State Representative Edmund James and torin D Seaway May Increase Importance Of Caldwell Crowd Is Told to the Times Aug Frank in a speech yesterday dedicating the opening of a new five mile stretch of ILS Route south of hailed Scorching wife the project as only the beginning of a highway development program aimed to better serve the entire eastern section with more of Mercury Hits 97 No Relief Today U.S Visitors Urge Fewer State Curbs s city of Ohio the St iray soon to become the governor route might well evolve into one of the primary outlets of commerce from the Route starting at extends through Ohio to Marietta and is widely traveled MOSCOW American said he hoped eventually the farmers who have been touring could be developed into a Soviet for more than Highway month told their hosts in a frank The new strip begins a mile report Saturday Russian south of Caldwell and extends ture would benefit from more more than five miles to the out- chinery and less central control 1 skirts of Dexter dry Built at a forecast today The airports weather station re- ported an official in yesterday but in downtown Zanesville readings ranged from three to five degrees higher The airport only two temperature below the The Americans topped off j cost of a million the strenuous tour in a conference eliminates five dangerous mark set on Sunday's outlook is for the possibility of scattered thundershowers in the late morning sweltering weather was eral over the with a ing of 98 at Columbus breaking the previous record of 96 for the in bigwigs at the i two rail crossings and Agriculture and the only one-way bridge on the tional visit to the route The new two-lane Yesterday's maximum makes 37 37 Lose Lives as Camp Swept Away by Flood Bloody Riots Claim Lives Of Hundreds Nationalists Rebel Against French In North Africa PARIS Nationalist rioting blazed across Africa Saturday and in the killing of more than 430 Arabs and Europeans The violent deaths were in bombing and various armed encounters in Algeria and Authorized French sources in Paris said 146 Algerian nationalists were killed in bloody fighting eastern Algeria and 44 French and soldiers were killed Heavy fighting look place at Con- and Oued Zenati in the North African territory that is governed as a part of Prance The French News Agency Fire Accompanies Flood in Connecticut Toll High Water Flames and smoke shoot high into the air as fire rages through textile plant late Saturday at ravaged city or ed from the j that about 30 Europeans and 60 Moroccans were killed in clashes There- Earlier County Fair Attendance j 4 The curtain rang down last night Berber tribesmen the county reported skirmishing with fair and officials termed the troops at Khenifra in Morocco's an outstanding Atlas Mountains 122 east of Casablanca Attendance totaled an in- crease of more than French tanks and last year but still below the also were deployed In the set in 1953 This A called Carrieres record for recent vears by the on the edge of to deal with there The natives at both and at Casablanca were Tom to Section that the over the Mausoleum They prepared to was built by the Ohio tion Co of Ky More than 800 dedication persons Attended A leave for home Sunday despite the the United States on an exchange of fanning record is days of discomfort of those who publications Since the Americans had no official it was not known here whether their views j on exchanges are shared by the Washington administration The farmers have seen learned more and traveled more than any other group of foreign farm experts has ever been mitted to do the Soviet j ment The visitors were ably more optimistic about the ture of Soviet agriculture when they arrived They expressed their views western and Soviet newsmen turday agriculture is certainly cot on the verge of said Lauren editorial page editor of the Des Moines Register and who originally inspired the idea of an exchange of Page Section 1 lor turned oat for the ceremony held the Cleveland Graphite Bronze le beginning of the job south of s address short Representatives of the Route 21 Association from six towns joined a motorcade from Turn to Page Section 1 to MONKEYS MORE EXPENSIVE KEW India The de- mand for Indian used Jin the manufacture of Salk Polio has boosted their price to record 54 each That's about 40 Scents more than they brought last s year and more than in 1353 state bureau According to the The weather bureau at Columbus also reported yesterday that faH this month is far below average of 3.2 inches the Car Rolls Over Still Able to Speed Raymond 836 Keen reported that a car ran him off the road last night near Simplex Engineering plant at road and Adams lane He that the other car went out of turned over landed on its wheels and sped away Austin said the car bore a Newark license Pilot Killed Ohio John aire auto was killed day when the light plane he was piloting crashed in a field less than a mile from his destination here Officials at St port said they saw his plane make a turn preparatory toj but next saw it ing across a field on the farm of James about ters of a mile from the airport Airport officials said was an experienced private and had left yesterday for a trip Mine Union Obtains Largest Wage Increase in History John Harty to Canton and.Day- who lived in St desk before the two men was married and had WASHINGTON children president of Bituminous Coal Operators shake Saturday after signing new coal contract Copies of the signed at headquarters in are on the The agreement calls for an inv j -T or a mock battle mm regiment of Marine Corps reserves and strating for the return In the last competitive event the fair the Brothers of Baltic and their Clarence Schlarb of town shared honors in the contests In the heavyweight the team of Fred and a gray and owned by Clarence took first place by ing the load a distance of 18 feet and five The team weighed 4400 pounds Auto Thief Caught Near Carlos J object of an search after threatening a policeman with a In the lightweight division team of Prince and Swollen river roars through mill section of R after bursting a dam at several miles north was arrested last night on TJ S Glenn and Welton Q rfi J Route 16 just west of ed a pound weight a distance JL his former home 25 feet and one inch to take place He was driving the car he had stolen earlier in the day from Placing second in the at Frazeysburg The arrest was made by uty Sheriff William who recognized the license number of car Belter said the man of- no resistance and did not say he had spent the day during which authorities of and Coshocton county had been conducting an intensive class was a team owned by Dale Hawk of Athens which pulled pound load 13 feei and five inches A team owned by John Deny of Sonora was pulling the load seven feet and nine inches to take third i Placing second in The lightweight j division was a team of by F Greiner of East Of Flood Wiping Out Camp This first the flood at Davis near was told by Mrs Jennie ol Jersey City X J In an exclusive interview with Charlie Zaimes reporter lor the Pa Call Chronicle Johnson is convalescing In an East Mrs her daughter 19 and Beth Uddle vacation with her family In the camp haxe bees accounted lor The 37 others Sn the camp been reported By STROUDSBURG Pa IB wall of water hit the Jennie her two sons and J President Six States in East As Disaster Areas The Northeast staggered by the most savage floods in the history of counted the cost In billions Saturday and at least 130 persons were killed by the fury that swirled across eight states had the most dead least 74 and many more ing I One summer camp near jburg was literally swept off the face of the taking 37 women and children to presumed death in Ithe raging waters of a normally placid creek State police reported Saturday that apparently only three survived when flood waters to the attic floor of a story home before the building col- tumbling 40 terrified en and children into a 3 creek The bodies of 11 have been re- while 26 persons are still missing The worst single tragedy in one of eastern Pennsylvania's worst floods in history wiped out the cabin Pocono Mountain vacation spot known as Davis Camp The three who escaped were Mrs Jennie Johnson of Jersey her and Beth L i d d 1 present address not learned They were swept with the others into the turbulent tides in the blackness of Thursday night's torrential rains The downpour sent the which feeds the Delaware over its banks Six young residents of Davis also were found safe But they were not at the site when the flood waters came They left a short time earlier to visit friends nearby There they stayed when the storm broke with all its Scores of communities still m their communications cut utility services roads destroyed and under- drinking water President Eisenhower Saturday designated six states Rhode Island and major disaster areas North Carolina was as such earlier in the week because of Hurricane Diane's age High waters still threatened in many especially stream areas along major rivers started to rip it to j the swollen i T n daughter were spending a children and I rushed began to recede Saturday They the at Davis the winter house Davis a hot August sun ed MIBer when sent to ad f1 SLX and bungalow camp operated and with the 37 other the gigantic clean-up task a report by Mns Jean Crowly In third a team by Kev t m made m first even more her car had been stolen u A- PA I to the first then to the second The wasteland left by the waters was but we as the human mind can made his after They the ne m and finally to the the policeman with a 23 and seven inches I 14 and j were He is then said to have fled in stolen truck to the home of Ins right leg during the contest struck the miles from water coming us brother at Frazeysburg a harness trace broke and Mrs Johnson kept getting higher and higher The Red Cross set aside two his brother that he was prepared to struct him He was treated at Thursday evening we took it reached the attic dollars for preliminary Welton sustained a of the tragedy do anything but watch said a of- ruck to the home of his right leg during the struck the miles from water coming up toward us It at Frazeysburg when a harness trace broke and Mrs Johnson kept getting higher and higher give himself they started out physician's office and returned walk to the creek to see we felt the house give a shudder Sood relief in the area The brother reported the competition was limited to county incident to the and entries while yesterday's the search began events were open to aH coiners To Free 3 More Yanks Riding Out Gale On Crippled Ship daring sea cap- tain and his alone on a it looked boards and screams a superhuman effort to re- wasn't anything to was dark but I this at least we think so the children screaming for help Evans Clinch of the Hartford then to help them but I had the first newsman to reach went back to our bungalow I could do to keep on an i tiny said people and sat around talking and even keel the ing for about a half hour i God it was it A dam must those She wiped store front along the broken somewhere because to Page Section l 1 Torn to Page Section l three Americans two on demand and a or deain to save their third voluntarily craft The two being freed by request of the State Department are Army 29 other privates who have been orf tne Lutheran Signs Contract For Addition to Church Trustees of Trinity Lutheran for the women It is to be com- i ter A who has been C lC for more than seven years during a fire church have signed a contract i plated within 15 to IS months were listed as Wilfred C Cumish The Army said Cumish the latter also as Seaman stayed toes when and salvage tugs arrive with the Dunzweiler Construction company for a addition Find Editorials 4 Women's News Sports News Briefs 10 4 Theaters S Classified Ads for a wage in- Murray are classed on WEATHER Sept I and a records as deserters and steel coal crease effective April The 97 94 85 An Los Angeles 85 mine operators 1 j The UMW said it was the 3 jest wage contract increase tiated in the union's history John UMW said that he expected other of the coal industry to i to the settlement ent daily wage is and fee increase would bring this figure to Other contract improvements call for pay for model racing car Saturday double time at more than 100 miles 68 It was in that the Trinity to the church building at South passed a resolution to en- j Seventh and Harvey streets large the church facilities see Page 12 of this j Carl W was i ed chairman of the planning Work will begin at once on the other members of new which will connect 1 which Harry Carl the church itself and contain 1 RoHand MODEL CABS KILLS TOT Australia 74 22 Sunday School a i William Leroy 71 an j Sunday and a two week I cation with in pay a- hour killed a boy in sub- Pittsburgh 92 71 tor's secretary's an j Louis Fred 5S auditorium seating more than i Long and Herman 65 400 a large modem J Dr W W 72 recreation room i dent of the and 75 for a religious room j Walter superintendent of 65 f where catechism classes will be the Sunday School 71 held and a special sewing room l In collaboration with Rev the worked for more than IS months on plans and specifications the church quired several pieces of property on South Seventh and a parking lot for a house for temporary pastor's study and secretary's and another house where Sunday School and church meetings will be held ing the period of construction The addition will extend north the present church building and will be of the same red brick and Indiana con- struction
