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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - November 26, 1948, Zanesville, Ohio                               The Times Recorder 282 Prev OHIO FRIDAY NOVEMBER CLOUDY MILD FIVE CENTS MEMBERSHIP SOUGHT r Plan Parley America Pauses To Count Its Blessings Dead Man Passengers Cheer For Ship's Sailing Military On Alliance GOP Reported Ready To Back Truman's Plan WASHINGTON Nov Truman tration with powerful lican backing made ready day to begin crucial new talks looking toward an Atlantic alliance against expansion Soviet power These discussions may possibly begin here next week Britain France Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg have been laboring in London seeking agreement on a draft of an ment for submission to Secretary of State Marshall here Marshall told his news ence yesterday that he assumes the United States will begin sions shortly with these countries and Canada When the U S negotiators agree with the other countries on terms of proposed alliance it is ex- that a number of other countries will be invited to join in a full-fledged international con- ference to consider the question Whether the United Slates fies the proposed pact and just what military aid this country will give to the other nations are tions for congress to determine finally But the alliance idea drew strong support today from Rep Eaton top Republican foreign policy adviser Eaton has been chairman of the house foreign affairs committee in the 80th con- gress and will be ranking minority member of the committee in the new congress The United States he told re- porters should stand ready to ply arms and technical advice tol friendly western European if they need it and if we have it to spare It would be the last calamity of our he said If western Eu- rope should fall under the nation of Russia Strong support for military as well as economic aid for western Europe came too from a tee of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States The Soviet threat to the ty and structure of western ciety is the most dangerous and baffling known to modern said a review issued by the ber's committee on international political and social problems What the Kremlin seems to re- spect is force and only force the committee added BY ASSOCIATED MIESS In traditional Thanksgiving fashion America celebrated its many blessings liberty and the bounty of its harvests For most Americans it was a day of rest and relaxation with a turkey on the dinner table And the heart of the nation i was gladdened with the ledge that American prosperity was being shared with a world In want Observance of the historic casion took many forms There were family reunions football games banquets parties ers parades and many an event dedicated to brightening the day of the President Truman like less other citizens had turkey and trimmings with his family But the president put in a ing's work at his White House desk before sitting down to the festive board New York and Philadelphia had gigantic parades featuring a pre- yuletide visit from old Santa himself New York's event down Central Park West and way drew staggering throngs of delighted their elders too Police estimated the total at filled balloons representing such things as a pirate and a dile a candy cane monkey on a trapeze and countless other riment makers In York a group of 63 displaced persons arrived in time to help celebrate the day En route from Munich Germany to new homes in Caracas la they had a real old-fashioned American holiday dinner at In- airport during a over The group ranged in age from five months to 70 years All enjoyed the repast but j they showed particular Squeals of glee greeted not j tion of the great amounts of only St Nick but giant I butter and milk on the tables Slandered Says Bunche Beds Demand Foreign Troops Leave Holy Land PARIS Nov mission of Israel to the United Constellation Burns No Lives Lost A Trans-World Airline Constellation plane caught fire shortly after it landed at Los Angeles municipal airport early yesterday from Washington D C but all of the 23 passengers and men aboard escaped through an emergency door and walked away safely The plane was ly destroyed AP Wirephoto LOS ANGELES Nov 25 Eighteen passengers and five crew IT members walked safely away a burning transcontinental airliner early today when caught fire after landing onj Municipal airport Police Captain Chester Welch credited the pilot Capt Evan Leaders More Authority To Fight Reds PORTLAND Ore Nov The CIO today gave its leadership almost unlimited powers to deal with Communists who have moved into small unions Thus the convention delegates transformed into action the ing speeches that have made this convention one that will be long remembered in labor history By a standing vote roughly mated at a ratio the con- vention adopted a resolution which j engine on the right wing and the sengers including four children to he Nations was urged today by ithe acting Palestine mediator Dr Ralph Bunche He assailed as a contemptible i of a dead man the legation by Slav bloc delegates that American and British secretly wrote the tion of the Bernadotte report gesting the Negev desert in the south go to the Arabs Bunche also warned that the Arabs must accept responsibility for prolonging the Palestine dis- pute by refusing to negotiate with Israel Egypt Lebanon and Trans- Jordan however once again gave notice that they would not directly with the Jews Bunche put a seven-point peace plan before the political committee of the U N assembly aiter Russia's Semeon K kin had formally submitted a lution which observers said ently was intended to force all n N truce observers as well as all Arab armies to withdraw from the Holy Land said the Soviet the immediate of all foreign troops and foreign military personnel from territory of the Jewish and Arab states in Palestine whose Is provided by the de- of the general assembly of Nov 29 1947 He said this would be a step to prevent resumption of military op- in Palestine Asked directly if the resolution would oblige foreign U N truce observers to leave told a reporter our resolution is There are 500 truce observers from the United States France and Belgium in Palestine and rounding Arab states Last spring Russia abstained from voting on the question of sending observers to Palestine and raised the tion as to what method was be- ing used to choose them Russia was not invited to send observers 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon when Another top development in the the light plane he was flying case was the submission ed near the trailer camp in Britain of a revision of Falls To Death Lee Cochran 27 bulldozer Lewis 44 of Los Angeles at the Run Co averting a major disaster Lewis prevented the huge plane from cracking up in a ditch near the runway and then saw all i near Dexter City was killed about Top deck passengers on the liner Queen Elizabeth as they cheered yesterday following news that the ship would sail from Southampton Eng for New York Sunday The ship's sailing had been delayed by a dockworkers strike in New York AP Ship Owners Union Officers Agree On Terms To End Strike Celebrate News Of End SAN FRANCISCO Nov of the west and east coast maritime strikes was agreed upon today by ship owners and union officers In each case the settlements must be ratified by the union The west coast strike involving CIO longshoremen and four other unions was in its day was announced tonight be- tween employers and the shore union Earlier in New York an safety through a rear emergency door before leaving the tion himself We came down harder than usual and the plane bumped on the Lewis said Then fire broke out in the outboard A student pilot Cochran resolution said was which a spokesman gives the CIO executive board plane veered off the runway just ithe craft and saw the accident Witnesses said part of the plane was cut off as it hit the pole causing it to nose into the er to take such action as may a and necessary to Lewis said he i Mother Can't Pay Babysitter PITTSBURGH Nov baby girl landed Lf industrial gency ladder two or three 111 piloting a plane owned by Danny j together the British and American O'Neil of Marietta when it struck i a Dole in the Carl Cashier Held For Larceny a pole in the Carl Ogle property a short distance south of Dexter j City His wife Adelle was watching appropriate and necessary bring about effective organization of workers in industries where CIO unions have failed president Lewis said he rushed back to the passenger compartment to find a hostess trying to open a rear em- door He pushed it open Before I could get the in magistrate's court today with a of due on her Police a statement to the press passengers leaped to the ground defying the CIO action said Lewis who rounded up baby's mother quoted her as I had to leave Cleva with the baby-sitting firm because I didn't have enough money to pay what I owed them The baby-sitters told magistrate W H K they had been He said his union's membership determined its policies ground and catch fire The Caldwell fire department was called but the plane and body were badly burned before it ar- rived Mr Cochran came to Ohio from RENO Nov 25 Detective Captain Joe Kirkley announced Signing the joint announcement were longshore chief Harry Bridges employer negotiators Dwight C Steel and Colonel John KUpatrick and R J Thomas tional CIO representative Their announcement termed the new proposed pact one based on complete good faith They joined in the prediction this contract and this new spirit can mean a today that Erica new era for west coast shipping 65 Persons Meet Violent Death Over Holiday By ASSOCIATED PRESS At least 65 were killed in of them In traffic the nation observed Thanksgiving Day This toll since 6 p m day compared with 128 killed during the 1947 giving observance and 83 the year before The 1948 at 9 year-old former cashier of a New The Pacific American Steamship E S T York night club was arrested here association must still settle but steadily as the day on a larceny charge the Marine cooks and Kirkley said the woman also ards the independent firemen and the CIO radio operators An wore on Three persons were killed in plane trashes Two of the plane Liner Passengers ABOARD THE QUEEN BETH Nov 25 Settlement of the dock workers strike In New and announcement that the Queen Elizabeth will sail on Sunday 11 days late set off an almost Thanksgiving celebration among the passengers today The noisiest demonstration was in the tourist class where some of the 500 mostly grants were almost destitute Many had only about whea they embarked and some liad left today to get them to in the United States Settlement of the strike meant a reprieve from the line's order for all on board to go ashore by Friday or Saturday It also saved the Cunard Line the trouble t a possible sit down strike by some 900 of the passengers objected to finding hotel ashore The ship's food stores had been almost depleted by the leadership in the past and will to do so He said the lution is an unwarranted and un justifiable attack on our union a threat to the autonomy and of all unions The resolution doesn't mention j Communism and in fact by its former home California known as Mrs E Landon was ar- ment was reached sometime occurred when a of all classes who had liv ja year ago Besides his widow his rested in a local motel last with the marine engineers but atop a twin-engined at the line's expense since parents Mr and Mrs George He said New York City officers was contingent upon the Andrews Md Air night or Saturday tir undine was i Back On Job ran survive np v Delmar Kid Canaday is back Pomeroy today attending to of- The body has been taken to the Murphy funeral home Caldwell It will be moved to Sharon Pa or funeral informed him that Miss inger was charged with having in- another employe of the his wife's services and burial apply duties as mayor despite the would somebody else watch Cleva Police Seize Arms with the other unions other plane crash was near The east coast terms were Glarus Wis by negotiating committees i tin Quarter night club to turn IV Mi 1L t j 1 T 1 money over to her for investment of International But President Philip Murray Canaday said he went to his of- left no doubt of what was mainly whete I opened my mail and in his mind attended to my official duties He He I'm not going to Governor Herbert has no grounds tect small cliques of men whose to suspend me on interests are promoted and Canaday had been out of town gated by the Daily Worker and shortly ufter the governor Communist party issued the Boy Shot While On Hunting Trip i Ray Allen 15 son of Mr and by influential friends The first investments were turned with dividends Kirkley was LUL vv Ul V W aa informed but when the total association and John chairman of the New York Shipping association i vestments reached allegedly left New Nearly worth of But to make the day one of uine thanksgiving the line serveS turkey with cranberry sauce chestnut stuffing and mince pies tonight News of the settlement of strike spread from stem to stern the huge ship and started a MT STERLING O Nov ing celebration about 8 a m Long I Three Dead As v father and his two children money Trailer Inmates Enjoy Holiday with AKRON Nov to Cleveland to confer with Mayor i junior high school the youth is a maintaining their pressure on BATH E N 25 OP law A Burke and to Akron of Mrs Lydia approaches to this capital Norn NEW YORK Nov 25 CP Police seized a truckload of arms and ammunition in a Manhattan garage and arrested five men at the scene The five were charged with Mion of the weapons law caffle lo a j crated load contained rifles 8nd other Canaday weapons -j went to tne head of the The group told police they were j pOT one the to get their opinions and I am hired to haul the crates to two six children much encouraged I think Brunswick N J by a man whose on fried chicken potatoes this will be a boost for me name they did not and salad For another the quarantine goes off this coming Monday I The Salvation Army furnished iht at after order gunshot both Reds Threaten Capital Unofficial of the losses i caused by the strike run into lions of dollars i room coal stove exploded Sheriff Charles H Radcliff said Half dressed men and women poured out of their cabins arid paraded up and down the or massed in excitement around the bulletin boards where notices soon were posted that the removal They included NANKING Nov i proper use of fines collected in The boy's father said Ray Nationalists reported some i mayor's court Ped his of Just as the modest successes east of Suchow I The former West Virginia Allen fired at a rabbit i today but heavy fighting farther boxing champion A student at Grover indicated the m Of vi ivv Mg i A ana 10 AKron 10 grandson said they denied knowing their Akron today where with Mayor E Slusser Main street I dispatches said j I three government columns had The Weather cloudy and win scattered showers Friday ceded con Rlley Greek Premier Gravely 111 Four Fishermen Drown In Lake LANCASTER Wis Nov Four men drowned last i an man Ralph I Sey Queen sail at about npr HIV 42 an employe of a m Sunday Some were per City Products Co in Columbus some jn tears i i The children were Dean 7 Gloria Jean 5 Seymour's wife Harriett 29 in the kitchen preparing an ning meal when the explosion curred She ran 300 yards to home of Edmund Neal for aid i Later AN n said he and his son Patrick O Nov at the fire in time to body of a Van I Seymour throw himself from Truck driver Charles Norman night w ecu 2A Vlil rt 1 h separated in less than a i front window of the house He was Ort 26 was discovered by hunters r m f y h V Charles thought when they reached him in a clump of bushes two the Communes in that sector th waB under age the i miles north of Middle Point riage was void He took another Sheriff Radcliff said the Sheriff F Roy said there wife They had two had just returned from Ml a bullet hole in the man's then she died ling where they had eaten A 32 caliber revolver i He married a third time Two giving dinner Seymour was was found nearby Army group took the brunt of the more were born and a tempting to warm the house i Shaffer identified the man as north of One of governments columns was identified as that of Gen whose ly by using the oil ATHENS Nov Friday night Saturday made out We haven't had tokles either ier had a second heart attack Sheriff Alvin Gillen said the of pincers and able cloudiness colder Thursday's a 6 p 12 8 p 2 p 10 p 4 p 12 She and her husband came In view of his relapse D j visit at the foot house coordinating council named two in of of Alvin Conrad Conrad premiers iman and of there but his four children Deputy Premier Constantin dna along with Mrs Alberta Muncy a Populist is now in Paris baby sitter and her two small the United Nations meeting The SKIES TODAY brother Treasury To Pay Off f Bridgeport Wis of Prairie Du Chien Burnell WASHINGTON Nov 25 Short Term Notes The Treasury for the third Tne sheriff said the tragedy week will pay off in Charles twisted from his guards i two early today when of a series of through a plate glass Populist minister Stageman a term securities which fall due and crashed dead on ithe and Rentis j became concerned when the week feet below am nnt Shp Thi j did not return She rowed j The cash payoffs are is a Liberal was stricken ier boat onto the lake and as an step overturned craft the money goes to the CINCINNATI Nov the five were presumed dead him to 12 months in the courts acted to have two T M jof his children taken away i adoption j Brought from jail before Bath i GEORGETOWN British Guiana magistrates today he heard that i 25 s- ArmY officials the adoption order had been today a week-long search by air and water had failed to find any trace of an army missing on a routine flight Five persons were reported aboard the plane Atkinson field army officers said next of kin would be notified soon that a m DRIVER KILLED o ATHENS 0 Nov Liberal 19 R trUCk MAW Athens Messenger was killed by a heart attack yesterday in m his vehicle left state route midst of guiding his Men were called who dragged Reserve banks which have heavy automobile turned over three i where m this area's fierce interior -160 and overturned on him over a still critical political period the lake and recovered the bodies holdings of these securities times in an accident here today jungle VISIBLE sets occurred near Vinton He was revived by oxygen and The fish nets being checked be- thus in effect disappears from the driver Henry Kopp 55 fiidi The army meanwhile declined D Jupiter sets p county as Saylor was but was not removed from longed to John Stageman who was dilation while simultaneously even lose the spectacles he was to release for publication names of rises i his office i a commercial fisherman the federal debt I those aboard f Herman Recker father of five who had not been seen since left his Middle Point farm nearly a month ago Recker Shaffer added had been in ill health for some time   

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