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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - February 13, 1946, Zanesville, Ohio                                Always First The Times Recorder Always Fair of Charter rain ZANESVILLE OHIO WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 13 H Pittsburgh Strike Is Suspended Mueller president of 1400 light and employes on strike here since rn d ladio address t announce i suspension of the and said service would be as soon B-S possible head of the nde pendent association of Duquesne Light made- the announcement after to thp public for support n th union's demand for s 20 ppr ceit increase He concluded his h with v orris It is with plf is lie h 0 I anno ince the suspension of stuke Power Cut in Half lie 15 hour walkout had cut Duquesne s sup Iv n half despite current received fiom suppliers and had closed Pittsburgh s public schools halted streetcar and idled thousands of workers in industrial plants The strike suit waves of black sweeping over Pittsburgh to night as the power sta service to domestic eis in an effort to cur needed by and top Street lights in the angle were out the c peak hours of power consumption GM Makes Offer UAW Rejects Fen I he CIO Auto scoin ed an cents an houi wage increase offer from General Motors and Vice Pies dent Willei p sid the long st ke could last another two months if GM does not meet I AW de mands made th statement al a press e tonight followed uron C Ms wag boost Strikers Ratify Philly Agreement PHILADELPHIA Fcb strikers and the delph a transportation Com- tonight an ment ending a out which str ir gled transit fat 1 ties in the nation thud largest cry Un on and le effected the ment a i five houi conference with Bernard Samuels while ans to to w ik and hack home th ough traffic CIO Vets Go Traffic lam Follows Transit Workers Walkout g U S Warns Nazis Live In Argentina teo 1J fl States warned tonight lives on m now but and awaiting future opportunity politically and said a staf bh the mins possess in Argentina a to rebuild then aggressive pn ei ruling the period when the homeland rs still occupied Pe report bluntly that tht situation was m ad- vance bv the Nazis with the con of the present Argentine regime ind that Buenos Aires government is insincere in its testations that it adheres to the I Nations cause aid has moved against agents or and Based on Nan Ariel can find are baMd on document bus M trolleys end serv ce for approximately 3 ud verified Then publication comes less than two weeks before the Urgent ne presidential elec tion Group Wins Italy's Four First Round In Party War Colonies Are The board of elections accepted a resolution UNO of the Central committee announcing a change in the method of committee thus first lound in the local Democratic thal the civil to the faction members ot the oppos abrupt of i1 Even if Motors 13 unt ed by President Trum in s lac finding committee Reuthe sue the will not return to work unless General Motors io reinstate the un on which terminated In Today s meeting marked the irst f-M had gone its or Kiral 13 cent 12 pe cent and a corporation sj mated the nc offer woald am Him to a ve u foi the l XX production workers whc n rn on s nee Nrn 21 IL Uso narked the fust t nc had come within lauge nt d n pm s 18 cent and the Chiv C s cent off both of which were bv the LAW reb Polit cal observers tonight inter a States blue book accusing the Argentine ot cooperating with the is the most serious ir- made against an American republic They speculat td its issuance might not a curtailment of diplo relations between two countr es Reds Ask Jap Head To Quit Burner eber group an the decision of the board was not acre p able and f might be brought e the courts for on The resolution pissed al R meet inp of the central last announced the tion of the committee to munist p elect V to Big Four powers in Lurope were still divided on the question cf what to do with Inly s foui major pre wai colonies HP told hi news conference II it far as he knew Russii si was opposed to the plan to appo nt a neutral with an advisor v council in Th ad See Lausche Feb 12 shouting but orderly crowd of CIO men war veterans a on strike march d two blocks to the state house to dav Frank J Lausche for rot them and d manded a special legislative se sion to set up a soldiers bonus un- p m p 1 o v m e n t compensai on fo and provide home foi veterans The e d a conference sponsored in a hotel bv the Fl Radio and Mid mew or ker a resolution calling for support of a in Congress to raise soldiers pav fc r equal rights Negroes and foi quick demo K M Democrat and esti mated and attendance at 480 from al puts of the stite Where's While we e de ding opening of the south dooi of tie state of the Lincoln s and out where s Stite Auditor Joseph T came the to a sound truck and announced that he would sum o at the meeting had just welcomed the as ip the r epi of the stite The crowd cheered Ferguson the elected in state government asserted 1 io call a special session to cons er a bonus and I will isk him ign n 1 urged former John Buck r to give velerais tie right o vote and he he t unless vou a black pencil Dont at en 11 c e n sideling a candidate for tl r I i Senate Bricker is t K can nomination to the ite Boo Reference to Joe Kress of C 1 e v t 1 a n d a representative told the gather ng which boo 1 1 is men tion of Cleveland as po il bn e I 1 e usi ri Io wrep on shoulders of mothers when then sons went to war Where Turn to Last Please Wins In Debate To Its Legality LONDON Feb linted assembly voted tonight for an in- of the European after reject ing three Russian proposals for restricting political activi ties of individuals in displaced pei sons camps Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt of tht delegation led the fight against the Soviet Vice Commissar insisted weie to pte vent Fascist collaborator s a call to treason in refugee camps British Had Warning Of lap Attack Congressional Harbor heard that before Japanese m Hawaii got from a British igen wni was imminent The testimony camr fiom Col C wlo he based it on affidavits he WASHINGTON Feb high official said tonight that a steel price increase had been f delayed bv John C Colletts insistence that the government insure its legality PS first the price policy However L S Steel Corporation should have word of the in- creasi a ton tomorrow it was stated The is convinced the prue is enough to of the strike of 750000 CIO Steel said this who mav not but who has figured in month old wage price Ine steel price directive ex- pec tid to be i sued over Collets s he is reported due o leave his post u tli n o or II IPC davs Gets Job Chester les is slated to replace him as head of thp of stabilisation ad- uHh increased inves four tuke to word that the and White nR so that ths of the steel might It f t were issued m caid col n thp overall to industry r v -.1 would be under published charges today fo former of Stimson in a des gned war into the disaster of pn c lme to Dec of w disputes still said a message sent uv wr Uon and Collet the British from Manila to 0 tako responsibility for 3 r during the night ot until it wai Uc 1041 It dis the Jap in the l A Por er now chairman of Federal ations Com- I s nu op thil In an envisages host 1 Turn to tics with Britain and the Slate s Hit message Clausen said went to oi W Bicknell of tic intelligence staff of Maj Gen e C commander in Hawaii Me tubers A sharp dish between D mo cral nnd in commit IPC members the Haibor mvt M Chiang Goes Thr ough With His Pledge Com r that foues ir Japan irit ions to rise with the get ting complete independence in 10 Riots Flare In Calcutta CMC 1 1A aw British n Baseball Fans Please Note The limes Recorder is o that it nab mide arrangements with le ters business manager ot in- Zanesville fci a of his trip to the Brooklyn training camp it Sin ford Flor da which began last Friday night expects to be m for 10 days dur mg which time he will attend of the business gers of h Brooklyn farm ge 11 hm l the talent that will be available for the in the State league this season the who have reported at Sanford is Maynard centerfield flash of the im Peters roommate is that baseball immortal George Sisler who is well known here The fust instalment of Peters diary appear on the sport page this morning Late ones will appeal m The Times on weekdays and in The Time Signa on Sundays u law in C il tonic nl mov ng tanks and into thi c itv 10 quell ot nc in whi h 11 persons have h en k lied and 170 injured including 18 I S soldiers nd -I in the last two As np marl i noi R G C i a ist If the aie mpe de d m U 11 to restore ann to opt n ui Olds to trifle vi 1 use then v e i jns r ots I when Ind ins Mos ems rr sted the seven veil sentence o a Mos em otf cer of the spon India Nit onal Io Uv the disorders spre id to Bon hav in 1 New Delhi horn Cil H second n Bnt e m p i e instead of bv wards and townships the of commi if he his anv sense men fro n 31 10 Ot rc spoils shoul i fron U to Pl because of h s w ir le In Filed sh ln tnp of spirit A slate of c and dates under lka in the newspaper this system was filed by the Bohn al cic Graham fact n whik the oppos Nosaka reiu n ed M l t nB n f 1111 a rg group had filed 11 1 the old and we e lp formed out of the termination of the w u are rice j he The Bu nei fact on had j remains as objected to the on claming t These ind ll was no a legal and a e trying to prevent 01 bv less than a quorum siou joun thr re of comm Iv all means ho h fo and against had been pie si to the boird at two pr vunis sessions s meeting the bond inquired if either id had t to present that might iffe ct the decision The question He my Cimeron b ard member said is whether the if on of the was Of the Interior Ickes Waf day called a spe al confe pointing out that minutes fo il 30 a m ton fum to Page Please He did nol indicate the reison h A n btf h L and lussia also Press Awaits Ickes Word Fcb 12 said This would 0 nc future Big Four ir the colon es and thus would postpone arv f nal to tion o them So far as he knew ss d Russia hot id for sile Sov trusteeship for and willing to eli pos lion ot I ree making under the I n led Nations of its former possessions De pile these and hoped it might be possible to open the 21 peace in Pins bv the May 1 dendl ne agreed upon at thp December Mos cow meeting of foreign ministers Archbishops Reach Rome w 1 r led Stud s Archbishop I d w i r d y cr Detroit i'd SaniL 1 A of Ch c ar i ved 01 ame of Rome s airport HL then first plane fn I foi the conference Hoover Warns Statism Spreading Over World he secretary usually hold Li l r -i and becom rit tl designate to Rome from tin Li led S itc foi oi y next I he I WA Con U 11 i i i plT landed at m after i t ip f om pal s where he M n A ge ki oup of l ic d T fiom th Vatican the Archbishops who e xpl joy at returning to Pome Drey to h ui an aim r e with Pope P us XII rCre v ing then re ri hats Mooney w is f v the plane inri wis fn lowed by II e prel t s we corned bv a group me ud Mon Walter S of P its burgh Penn attached to tl e an can C una Frankb n C as Io Myron can at the See and other es St CCESS the and smu Z at Tht in o u h use freedom of speech and rime while Adm F Inger other civil lights soil wis m tie witness chair In fhe had IP s 1 had lust ed Io a se e people full civ liberties in r he undertook for address the recent Pi s den it of pc consultation unity con- n S to with the British Ian 12 HIP toe problems involved in a Chiang had been cr poss h war m he I cd dunng the not putting his promises Into effect at oner 1 in the session the strong third Democratic withdrew for 24 hours C I police hafl searched the homes of some of Is delegates Tl e then demanded that Chiang live up o his to a repetition of such arts Indonesians May Settle Formal neg t ations b thr Remedy Found For Silicosis Relief ate ine v Members of his from silicosis has been afforded by ual to anno met Feb 12 heit Keener said tonight that nourished by the war was sweeping three quarters o world and can grow still more bv continued excessive taxa and bv creeping inflation In speech prepared for orv at a Day dinner given hv the National Republican club the president said he great r ic before day been affected by industrial re- volution and gigantic growth of nation and its population He said The industrial revolution de us gams in living standards threatened us with a host of new dangers to free men mug ration of free men had s retched across a v w n o ed the inauguration of i lilt C i W L close to the President are ing his removal in a few days Ickes testified hat Edwin W Pauley the Presidents nominee for undersecretary o the Navy made him the rawest he ever 000 in Democratic campaign contr could be obtained fiom oil men if a suit on Judge Blames Parents In Youth Delinquency enei Indonesian demands rjf f fiom Dutch co loi i it iv between Hubertus I Van Mook of Netherlands list Indies md Sutan l rf the nesl in re public Sir C Ken il British conferred sepir with both leaders but did not attend th formal talk British embassy said ri had beg i i- a fr y a ith Van Mook ir I discussing the Dutch offe r of domin on stat is One high But sh official sain for settlement good and an Indo- spr krsm in said ho as verv hopeful about the Dutch offer Ar Allied communique mean whk said had cut s water supply and had fired on Dutch civilians evacuat mg the Ch nese quarter of tie city killing one and wounding an other This he through the council art now must hi various authorities who mist le rind or amend war time restrictive they have been enforcing Tlie council acted as Chungking showL preoccupation w th the situation in Manchuria Private reports circulated today that the Russians were bai racks in Manchuria rumors their not be the end of Mav al the earliest at from Manchuria snid posted in the of Mukden Changchun and Pt lunr 1 as the date i Feb ludge A A Sco CIP herf again th te of the t be com l sm ct the The Weather muni it be called com es of some Liu fascism social sm c he ons we vrne cm m nt e form of special i m T jn ia OHIO Cloudy and mild ram to M colder Tl S m n m in m 12 Noon 2pm 4 p n fi p m R I n 0 p rn 2 iRh np O'Dwyer Revokes His Closing Order b judge made farP temptations 41 1 bv Ration Information By welfare p t h ol 1 cis n R inv more than they can tolerate b May measures By terror campaign Or am O Dwyer re he explained he meant any steps Therefore the concept of free or wni am u ij h h shut down necessary to make dom must reg th Border which of i A once more of economic life But n ail nut Hoover and nen are to remain free then tual y face a m tree n n a nnf Or than we and the o f A now five nds Feb 2T Allotment is one nft one Mth one quart or nts of us period Ru brandy plan to the Non Sectarian In tnd it may dictate life It must Taf t Sees Hope In GOP Party Rule KANSAS Cin of the Republican to power is the only way to achieve American principles of freedom ind sound government Senator Robert A Taft sad night in a speech m which he President Truman s is dominated by the of the CIO political action committee derived directly from Marx via Moscow In a speech prepared for de- livery befort E Day quet here only few miles from the presidents Independence Mo home Taft said Today I the to elect a j can congress in 1946 a G O P president in 1948 Hereford Bull Brings MERCED Calif Keb A new price record for Polled Hereford cattle in this country was set here today with the sale of Tone grand champion bull to Homer Sanborn of an Calif for The bull was owned snd exhibited by mann Nelson in North Neb bv the n an to hr box rather than by the home police th the ise of O Feb locomotive backed its tender Into of the the Nickel Plate railroad house pit today crushing to death Anthony T 57 pit foremin iin employe of about VI Demand Continues For War History Al the close of last night 5462 oid and nev subscribers to The Times Recorder Zanesville Signal and Sunday Signal had and paid foi their copies of the gum war history at the gift price of fifty cents Already advance of this volume has more than tripled the sale of any other volume ever published or sold in Muskingum county It te now predicted that the demand for this seller will exceed 6 000 coplea by the end of the week All those interested are urged to make their now while the special low in Jfi   

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