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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - January 26, 1949, Zanesville, Ohio                               LL IS Hi ED EN E i KM The Times Recorder BOTH 22 Member of ZANESVILLE OHIO WEDNESDAY JANUARY CLOUDY RAIN JayCees Name Gottlieb As Man Of The Year REDS IMPOSE TOUGH TERMS Honored By JayCees Harold Gottlieb Zanesville attorney holds the certificate given him last night by the local JayCee organization which named him Man ot the Year Attorney Honored For Efforts In Behalf Of Improved Schools Here Lutheran Minister Close Second In Race For Distinction Given By Junior Chamber Of Commerce Attorney Harold E Gottlieb of 531 Mclntire avenue is Zanesville's recipient of the United States Junior ber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award Gottlieb was announced at last night's JayCee meeting as being the choice of the selecting committee I Rev Louis H Valbracht pastor lof St John's Lutheran church was accorded the honor of being ner up when the committee de- both had merited the award for their work as civic leaders in 1948 with the final decision so close the extra honor was added Communist Bloc Of Nations Forms Economic Council Load Hay For Starving Cattle Government In Flight To Canton Truman Insists On Mandatory Powers To Control Inflation Southbound Trains Filled With Refugees NANKING Jan Communists today agreed to a peace conference in Peiping if the government knuckles to tough Red terms for surrender An hour after the their offer the foreign I office announced that the seat of government was being moved out of Nanking It will go south ably to Canton There was no immediate tion the Communist decision would halt the swift abandonment of capital Frantic thousands of citizens jammed trains and way stations trying to get but Some sources said acting dent Li probably would join the exodus to the south Official reaction to the Red of- fer was lacking Li previously had accepted the Red terms however lot i c5 a basis for opening peace talks Russia in forming ECMA at leadership in last year's J The Communist terms call for ths Moscow conference earlier for the Community Chest the recommendations WBS and tiie clerk the proper y where the grave of And LI month i The presentation was made by trie citizens committee and the board was instructed to be- John Mclntire is located on Ust tQ bg i The formation of the council William Corry managing director ot the PTAs negotiations for acquiring the Ask release of the oil and gas u h pd th t the i W w r T V M was announced today with The exchange of experience winner of the DSA eight years u ion me me une pruning Powerful Red a I for the offered price now on sile were almost unon Trustees of modify to tne by the committee Rev Valbracht was not present to receive the MOSCOW Jan 25 The I new economic council of Gottlieb was credited with being assistance organized by Soviet the mover and leader in sia and five of her neighbors was mating the school bond viewed by foreign diplomats here to passage He was chairman today as the east's answer to the of the Citizens School Bond Issue west's European recovery program committee from its inception until Bulgaria Czechoslovakia this year ary Poland and Romania Rev Valbracht wa gary At Ely Nev air force personnel unload hay from Farmers quickly joined in the operation so that planes could be airborne to get back to Fallen Nev for more hay The hay is to be used to feed starving snowbound cattle in areas near Ely AP Wirephoto School Board Selects Cleveland Firm To Design New Zanesville High School WASHINGTON Jan administration stuck to its demands for mandatory powers as it pressed congress today for a extension of the voluntary controls Secretary of Commerce Sawyer spearheaded the drive to win Hill approval of the Chamber of Commerce he Zanesville board of but with four provisions existing on property nist officer u self winner of the DSA eight years tion Tuesday selected a site for The board approved the excepting for the one producing Pow in the economic field and past slate president of the the new high school and named the chase for the ing of technical assistance to JayCees architectural firm to draw and the rendering of Committee chairmen re- sary plans men etc of the s machinery and it was re current year may see some big Latest reports said the Reds Mclntire conditions of guarantee lne al past year's JayCees The Blue avenue sile former reservations or re- in their offer m which they had on the it was revealed of the Mclntire strictions imposed on thai part of the school board lo assume or damages growing Russia with her vast resources events sponsored by the group ci 7 M 7 J eluding possibly a nation wide f CCi D y of the sale of the property to lery or small arms fire State Of Israel Holds First Elections quests for standby authority to as the United States Jones musical aggregation clamps on such things as dollars to western Europe to Members ot the press rents exports and scarce recovery Two-way trade were honored by the mer tint agreements have linked members i C William T J jT FIT f I I I fill PS J gV M is no indication show an exhibition game by I Truman's broad economic thai Russia to send tlle Cleveland Indians and a j which includes his rubles into the economy of her here by the famed Spike I f n t- musical aggregation and radio members planes today lo fill bellies of starving snowbound Nevada livestock members C William Brownfield the end of bus Defenders An ELY Nev Jan hay tumbled from huge cargo nf r Red troops wer ties Sawyer told a senate subcommittee the administration soon will ask mandatory powers over distribution of steel and V Israel Wednesday other goods in shorl ERP since 1947 British The men and women i pnm Truman's said they do not expect economic program has in eastern Euro- er economic program as detailed he said a temporary ex- Pean policies to result from r ECMA 1 TEL AVIV Jan of the new stale of Israel chose the first Hebrew yesterday in an election necessary To keep ECMA ed quiet and solemnity present a Other countries of Europe that A high number of voters share principles of the council paled Military security prevented Th voluntary wish broad publication of specific figures program is aue 10 may expire 28 It was enacted j it announced by the Qf Uie ou v i Jic v the war Its a Com- wai the principal speaker and he ana chops political grouping of tribute to the For many a rancher it meant the difference between going bloc has been gunning for the group for its initiative and broke and staying in in the past year publication of specific figur which would include voters in uni- form However preliminary mates said as many as might have cast ballots Of School Under Arrest March Of Dimes i L i congress as a substitute for nnp Qi the was Truman's proposal for 511 i n f i i- Q P i enforced rationing Under this ar induslries which agreed to set parties one headed by Prime But staggering Josses appeared f certain for many stockmen rhe It anxiety of the cattle and sheep growers was increased today rumors that 500 sheep and B JACK 100 cattle had been found dead at Store Garrison Utah just across the The March of Dimes Is a march Nevada border feared for nil of us to relieve the they would find similar piles of of mankind from the stiff carcasses when finally crippler of all polio i if can aid and ense the and PTA had nar meant a new chance to grow into rowed the field of seven firms first considered down to two as their choice From Out- company and Perkins Wills of board had careful consideration on reputations and brochures offered by the two firms It was decided that the land firm which Incidentally is now engaged in a school project In Hamilton O was ter acquainted with Ohio building codes and has had more experience in planning large high schools thus away wert Turn to Page 2 Please declaration that United D through snowdrifts to their ing ol those who own rat from certain Minister David in the exempt laws The polling places closed at mid- Committee members night and the counting of votes sawyer at length on the began figures may not be of the steel industry's cotting the six nations in known for several days Many men and women in uni- form took pan in this phase of plan Several were critical of the proportionate distribution which they said worked hardships on laying the groundwork for a new small business About one tenth of democratic Republic on the country's steel production is ledge who resigned as president OWn stock j have been of the Cambridge board of Meanwhile the huge stricken and tion Jan 3 was arrested lale the troop carrier to lnc Ed Lilienthal Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack Ed Lilienthal 77 retired dead In his room in connection with the Fourth Air Force continued search being made Into shores of the Mediterranean channelled to essential users by the voluntary program Senator Robertson for example said that some small firms have to pay a premium price to nail j And Senator Sparkman read letters from small men who make cast iron soil pipe for the business industry Fatal To Two YOUNGSTOWN O Jan argument over family ended today in death for both parents of a family of 12 At that time he explained the illegal sale of school fnd causes and pre- surrounding ranches the Probe Wiring Of Jury Room LIMA 0 Jan man investigating night sought to learn why and how mosl pig to a concealed microphone was the into an Allen county jury room i Three early witnesses in an formal hearing told Common Judge Moran B Jenkins three or four men enter an unused storeroom to which thei wires led The room had not been used jury deliberations sinoe Jan 1 It was used however by an indicted slayer for a ference with his attorney Judge Jenkins theorized thel microphone and wiring may have been installed last week when three women deputies in the Allen ty clerk of courts office saw 1 eral men enter and leave the un- used storeroom The door was kept locked while the msn were in the room boys Cambridge Man Called Lobbyist COLUMBUS O Jan Guy D Hiner introduced a resolution in the i se to appoint a three-man com- j to check the lobbying ac ties of Robert E Scott and con- ir the advisability of the laws tt of Cambridge for many represented various coal nies Recently he has Ohio Coal association has fought strip-mining Income Tax Guide For You No one likes to pay income taxes and particularly does no one like to overpay taxes The Revenue act passed by congress last year provides many changes in income es in fact there are more changes in the law now than ever before Are you familiar with these Do you know how to make your income tax return in such a way as to take advantage of all exemptions Taxes play a very ant part in every family's in- come since about 11 cents of each dollar is expended for some form of taxation To save you time ami money The Times Recorder has prepared a booklet The Tax which will help you solve your tax problems These booklets arp able at 25 cents each at The Times Recorder office Scuth Fourth street Zanesville or at 30 cents each by mall When ordering by mail be sure to include yoOr name and address erty Rutledge staled in his resignation he was quitting because of a mistake I made in the sale of scrap In Washington the senate com- meantime approved an emergency fund of for cue of snowbound livestock It re- quested the president to name an disease we help not only our friends and neighbors b u t ourselves The M u s- ruled a homicide and suicide Aleska Shasho 53 lied of shot wounds in the head just be of worth of scrap metal individual to coordinate relief kingum County Chapter for In- Mrs Catherine Shasho was found with similar wounds in the living room of their Youngstown home Dr David A Belinky Mahoning county coroner ruled Shasho killed mistake involved the sale to the work President Truman already Paralysis needs our help Cambridge Junk and Hide allocated from an today more than ever before We all must help now to be prepared for the future Giving first dubious of the value of the even a little means much in those for stockmen fore noon few hours after the abandoned Marquand school j Ranchers in this area were at the body of his wife building decided the issue Tuesday afternoon apparently The firm is also of a heart attack iar with having Mr Lilienthal was last seen surveys and drawn morning when he ate when efforts were made here in a Sixth street cafe It ii 1945 to pass a bond Issue i believed that he died shortly after I All of the board members returning to his room I satisfied at their meeting When he had not been seen day the Blue avenue site is nephew George Lilienthal went only one available of adequate his room Finding the door ed he forced his way in and found Mr Lilienthal's body lying the he'd Dr S S Daw county coroner said death was due to natural causes Mr Lilienthal was ville and had lived here most of his life He retired about j years ago from the George thal and Sons printing and Turn to Page 2 Please The check was made payable to haylift But the first day's dark hours after the attack and Rutledge Allen D Rupp school superintendent said the metal had been recovered and the money returned to the firm convinced them tlle lonK weeks of suffering many were at the airport to perhaps disability up hay or guide the cargo planes to ranches still isolated by filled roads his wife and then shot himself He i Rutledge's arrest yesterday said Shasho clutched a 38 caliber j lowed his indictment by the The sub-zero was pistol in his hand when he was sey county grand jury He was below at Ely this Slayer Of Girl indicted secretly brother Rade called Following his arrest Rutledge lice after the shooting He was bond for his with the family j ance in common plens court Rade Shasho said he was in his upstairs bed ill heard VICTIM argument over money After that J Jan 23 w sounded the shots he said He coast d crewman of the ice Mrs Shasho had said she was going lo see an attorney about her difficulties She was has gripped the rangeland for many days worries the stockmen nearly Glattke Named To Welfare Post COLUMBUS 0 Jan The welfare director today key post in the stale welfare Sixth street In a step towards more scientific care of state prisoners Director John H Lamneck an- the appointment of Arthur L Glattke as chief of the division of corrections Glattke has been Surviving are one son Edwart of New Jersey two brothen 11 art and Frank of three nephews George of Duncan Falls Rt 1 Burman and Henry of Cambridge The body has been removed ta as as the Jack of fodder for COLUMBUS O Jan 25 W superintendent of Mansfield Long since March 1 1939 I takes over the new job Feb 1 The legislature created the at Lima state tion of chief of the division of cor- r weakens cattle and sheep as pital have ruled Dwight David as hunger cer died today bringing to 12 the number of tallies resulting from the collision Hair Styles ng a bus pass when she was found vvith the oU the j Patrol Aids Polio Victim i Jersey coast last Wednesday For The Weather HAMILTON O Jan with rain If Mary Rutz of Port Huron an in- paralysis victim in an iron lung didn't need a special collar brought from Columbus by the with some temperature be- low freezing in north portion ing morning Thursday rain with little change in temperature state highway patrol in less than Temperatures two hours s She was improved 32 8 p Mercy hospital officials p 10 a 4 p tubes were needed in Mary's throat but a special collar to hold them was 110 miles away in Children's hospital in Columbus They appeal ed to the highway patrol The collar was taken on the first leg to Alt Sterling and transfer red to a second patrol car which took it to Wilmington A third cruiser picked it up at Wilmington and delivered It to the hospital hour and 57 minutes after leaving 12 SKIES Sunrise Sunset p m Thurs m New Modn Jan PROMINENT Inn In p m In p VISIBLE Mercury will again seen star In Saturn rises p Venus Jupiter above the MADISON Wis Jan dozen boys nt West High School doffed their caps today to show a new version of male hair styles The various thatches were bright with brand new ent as possible from their natural shades When the school officials joined parents in protest the boys said they couldn't change again right away Spokesman Ronnie Beyler regular end of West's latest ball team explained it took five treatments to turn his own mop of black hair red The dye is he said dor accused of the slaying of a Lamneck also announced the ap Springfield girl pointment of George Allerding as ly sane a welfare department of- said today Miss Barbara executive assistant in the welfare acting superintendent of Mansfield reformatory Allerding has been assistant superintendent for the past years of his 15 years with the institution He is 44 and a PLEAD GUILTY TIFFIN 0 Jan ing guilty to auto theft charges Harry Winters 33 of Lima 0 and Roosevelt Taylor 23 of New York were sentenced in common picas court today to one to year prison ment said her records show Tudor of Ashland was returned to Clark county jail i Jan 15 without psychosis She said that meant Tudor was not gally insane Tudor is accused of first degree murder in the slaying of Mary Ann Page of Springfield Oct 13 1948 He was indicted the same week Starlet Gives Up Career To Wed Tyrone Power ROME Jan tian 25 Hollywood starlet who will marry Tyrone Power Thursday is giving up her career So Power tonight The young lady was not at hand to dispute question I've seen very few where it out with the an Power said When you're working too It just not go You never get to see each I other for one thing News is covering the front pages but the money-making news is in the hundreds of classified ads on the classified pages on 1949 ity by watching and using them regularly You can find a market for most anything in the fied pages of southeastern Ohio's largest advertising dium The Times Signal and Sunday Signal Phone 6700 The Result Number To LANCASTER O Jan Indicted last September by a special grand Jury investigating gambling in county today pleaded guilty in common court and were fined by Harry Kilburger v They pleaded nocent to charges of gambling devices They charged one arm bandit slot machines j Oscar Weidner Thurston operator Lancaster restaurant liam Loving tion operator and Joseph M lor Waterloo general were fined and The others Robert and J Roshon Baltimore inn operators brothers were fined mad costs HOLDS JOB COLUMBUS O Jan Gov frank J Col Chester W his job al head of Service head of the setup hai hot been F- ill f   

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