Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 16, 1950, Zanesville, Ohio Serving Southeastern Ohio For Sixty-Five Years Always Fair The Times Recorder OUR DIAL 24561 OUR 221 Charter Member ol Associated SEPTEMBER COOL FIVE CENTS longress Lifts Bar To Appointment Of Marshall niter State Secretary ty Take Defense Post placing Louis Johnson Stormy Debate Produces Critical References To Toward Chinese Communists Sept 15 Congress overrode t Republican protests today to approve a special law ting General George C Marshall to take over the i post of secretary of a was army chief of staff during World War n and later became secretary of state The senate agreed to lift the present legal barrier against pointment of a military man to the the explicit un- that the rule is for Marshall alone The house has previously passed the 220 to 105 While the measure now goes to the White the senate must still confirm Marshall to succeed Louis A who resigned under pressure on While most of the scattered Sept criticism in both chambers was Chief ns Chiselers Likely ler Expected Next Week Upsets Akron Ahead Of Schedule In Push To Cut Behind Communist Army Blue Devils Take Opening Game Of Football Season Locals Score Two Touchdowns In First Two Minutes Lash high school Blue Devils racked up a victory over Akron Garfield to open the The nation's defense tion W Stuart today blamed price jumps on a and a government 5 in the offing the debate produced some sharply critical references to Marshall's past roles as a notably his policies ward the Chinese Opponents also contended that putting a ally civilian defense job might set the stage for a future mill dictatorship Rep Meyer To Page said being done by the new in the organized to make an or black market ast a profiteering profit National Securities Re- board head said com- ive plans to deal with ation will be ready in a so He noted that the lent has the new defense production seize inventories and vould like to get hold of these hoarders and show ley have been on told a senate armed subcommittee which is tabs on the country's production program lent Truman last e Symington over-all n of the also disclosed that sident has ordered the on of synthetic rubber plants up to capacity Ends Strike YORK Sept neral Electric company i unions today ended a i y contract struggle by strikes and agreed act terms for more than vorkers thousand CIO workers en involved in the the company said war jet engines union spokesman confidence the strikers to work on hough actual signing of Acheson Submits U S Plan For European Defense NEW t Sept Secretary of State Dean son laid before the North tic Council late today a one- package American proposal for the western Europe It would include use of both American and German military contingents in a single unified force Acheson's which he is understood to have de- scribed as revolutionary in American foreign also calls for a supreme effort by all the other n Atlantic treaty nations to raise and equip their own military contingents for the new international prospective army According to information from fully informed diplomatic Acheson went down the line For creation of a command staff to direct the training and of the new force He de- clared that from its initial stages of organization it should have a single overall commander Eight Sentenced As Gamblers Congress Forced To Delay Plans For Adjournment OB The war tax ran into such stiff ment that to abandon its plan to quit morrow night A house and senate ence after okaying sharp tax increases for and fell out over provisions supposed to tighten up the tax laws But Chairman Doughton of the house delegation on the committee tainty that expressed the will be passed in time to make higher income taxes on 000 individuals effective on tober 1 as planned Chairman George of the senate group said he too expects ment in time committee will meet day and night if necessary to complete the Doughton told reporters A Saturday sion of the conferees was called Individual withholding rates are scheduled to go up from the present 15 per after to 18 per cent are figured about a week for each person Thus the increase is of the present withholding tax Shots Fired At Crack Train CINCINNATI Sept A railroad official said today that two shots were fired day night at crack train operating between this city and Detroit The who asked that his name not be told a newsman two holes were found n the coach windows of the Baltimore and Ohio and that they appeared last night Referee Ed Sherman o f Muskingum college gives pre- game instructions to captains of Akron Garfield and ville last night's game the stadium Al Dimitri and Bud Bond are captains for Akron and Jim Farst represents Lash in the conference Mosaic Tile Negotiations To Continue Contract negotiations between near O O Sept Edward Gleason general Common Pleas Judge James senger agent for the Ho Said wac thn train officials of the Mosaic Tile com- pany and representatives of the local union will be resumed at the Clarendon Hotel this after- noon at 2 o'clock in an effort to reach a satisfactory agreement on a new contract The union contract at Mosaic expired at midnight last and following a four hour con- ference an agreement was reached by officials and the un- ion committee for a one day ex- tension of the contract with the resumption of negotiations day at which time Joseph international president of the Federation of amic and Slica Sand Workers of America will be present Among those attending last night's meeting were officials of the C Alfred company and Henry district president of the and members of the un- ion committee Meanwhile settlement of the strike at the bia Cement company plant at East was still under discussion at an fearly hour this as union officials and representatives of the burgh Plate Glass company met behind closed doors in the endon hotel Early Friday evening local members of the United Cement and Gypsum Workers un- the striking met with Collier today ordered eight but the Reach Agreement On Controlling Of Subversives Larry Thomas took the ng kickoff back for a touchdown He took Dick kick on his own line and then galloped the length of the field with the help of some nice ing Ronnie Tomson booted the extra point The visitors fumbled the en- suing kickoff and the Blue Devils recovered with John Parsons covering the ball on the Akron 25 Three plays failed to gain then Jim Kennedy hit Jay An- sel with a pass over the goal line to make the score son missed his kick The two touchdowns were Sept Senate and house r conferees agreed fo ize the internment of dangerous Reds in time of grave national emergency This would give President Truman authority to crack down on and teurs in the event of insurrection or rebellion Both the senate and house still must act on the measure before it goes to the White House Informants said the mise product of erate senate and house would also permit a on the issuance of writs of habeas corpus in wartime The U S attorney it was would only have to show to order the indefinite detention of persons deemed to be dangerous if allowed to roam at large in emergencies Under the internees re- would be held in their local probably in jails in- stead of official internment or camps Hailstorm Causes Heavy Damage dium fans last night before Reinforcements Pouring In While First Wave Quickly Seizes All General Attack Begins Sept of U S Marines drove toward Seoul today from their point at Inchon on Korea's west cutting behind a Red army which other United Nations forces attacked frontally this morning A flagship dispatch from Associated Press Correspondent made in less than two minutes ot play Akron took the ball back after the ing two first downs on the way but the visitors fumbled and John Tigner recovered on the yard line Thomas made 12 Near three and Vernell Dutro a down in two tries A penalty and a Kennedy to Near pass put the ball on the three yard line Three ground plays lost three then Kennedy passed to Ansel for a touchdown kick made the score with three minutes to go Akron returned the kickoff to the line and then marched downfield to score The payoff was a run around end of to Page Helm an Morin said ments were pouring into the scene of Friday's landings while the first waves quickly seized all objectives and swept east of In- chon naval spokesman in ington estimated the total force at upwards of By the ad- vance Leathernecks ceased ng for warship suggesting they were meeting light tion in their bid to seize all vital avenues for supplying and re- the bypassed Red army Tanks and artillery were put ashore to support the operations under personal direction ot Gen Douglas MacArthuf Child Drowns In Washtub W Sept was a crash in front of Mrs Luther Howe's home yesterday She left her wash tub and went to see about it Two cars had collided Mrs Howe came back to her washing in a lew minutes In one of the tubs was the body of her Ernest Kelly Jones He had toddled across the floor and fallen in Sept barrage of large hailstones ripped through rooftops and causing an estimated damage early today Sent To JOll F OT The storm lasted about 10 mi t utes hitting the city in two Uf and the roar many of this southwest Missouri Sept A By p last a tle more than an hour after ing parties went ashore at Morin said American troops had fought through the main streets of the port to a main road leading 22 miles west of Seoul A South Korean man at Pusan UN forces already were approaching a town within 10 miles of Seoul Field dispatches from the South Korean 165 miles southeast of Seoul ed an explosive offensive British and South Koreans hit the Reds more than 70 miles of the front this morning The attacks To Page America Mourns With Children Who Lost GI Father In Korea Sept little girls who can't yet read had a letter today they'll treasure all their lives Their Pfc John J wrote it from far away Korea are a lot of bad men in the he wrote I have to help fight these men and keep them from coming you and Mummie live It might take a long and maybe daddy wul have to go and help God up in The letter came to Mrs Mary McCormick yesterday three days after a telegram that The defense department grets to inform you that Pfc John J McCormick was killed in action Aug Mrs Mary McCormick read the letter then as t instructed she read it to her six-year-old Rose rie and her sister three is the letter said want you to listen and pay attention while Mummie reads this to you Just try and make believe I was there ing to you want you both to know that d be with you if I but there are a lot of bad men in the and if they were owed to do what they wanted to little girls like you be allowed to go to church Sunday or be able to go school you wanted to always want you both to be good for because she is the best Mummie in the whole wide world has always taken care of you while I have been away You I happened to be caught in two wars inside 10 years and the reason I am where I am today is because I am fighting for what I think is right one thing I always want both of you to remember If your conscience tells you something is right always stand up for it You might be for doing sot but hi the long run you'll always find out that people respect you more for doing so Til be in a hole in few in a place called so I'm sending you all the love that's in my heart on this sheet of paper I carry your and next to y and if I have to go To Page city's inhabitants Many thought a tornado was sweeping the city Representatives of major in- surance who made the damage said woman was to 30 days in jail today for stealing a nickel from a newsboy City Judge Cecil C Curry said he ordered Mrs Gussie Schey of he was aboard the train fendants in the Colony Club Hast but knew nothing gambling case to jail after they about shots being at it changed their pleas from cent to guilty and were fined SoOB each 7 State To Furnish will not take nent except on The men were arrested Dec ons and 1949 after a raid on the Protection in New York with in nearby not of to buildings were j Miami Beach jailed because she Immediately following the membership meeting Strunk went Into conference with H J federal mediation and representatives of the cement but an wrecked or damaged by the some as as inches in Neon and windows were Said Howard hotel and agreement still had not courts reached at 1 o'clock this Jent United nd Machine workers ol i claiming to workers in 46 GE peake by state liquor COLUMBUS Sept ment agents All were charged civil service employee with unlawfully keeping a room entering the armed services and building lor gambling were assured today of Job by Frank J e Bernard Shaw -s Setback was awakened by the roar as if a tornado had He Calls was about to awaken his guests when he realized it was a hail poses None of the defendants ische With today in the Lawrence The governor announced that court change of plea employes with civil service ST 15 was made by their standing would be granted a Herman Knopf pinned Roy L Henry Judge Collier one-year leave of absence The neath his overturned car for had been arrested before on ty larceny charges Two newsboys testified they saw Mrs Schey reach into a coin box on top of a pile of papers yesterday and help self to a nickel They called lice stoiro Order Labor Election At Eng Sept W jeered the men to Jail until the appointing authority can grant two hours after he National Labor 10 Bernard and costs arc another one-year lie of the machine on a lonely St today ordered a collective j 4 w 73 12 cloudy and cool Saturday Sunday continued not much change in 6 p.m 70 Associated Press Scores On Allied Landings At Inchon Sept Press Correspondent Shinn scored a resounding beat today with the news of the ican landing at Inchon on the west coast of Korea Shinn an Korean got the story at Pusan from Maj Gen Chung B of the South Korean armed forces General MacArthur's Tokyo headquarters later the Associated Press to kill story on the ground that the source was not an officer of the United Nations command Within a few minutes and radio are under occupation control Buel A Williamson of Mac Arthur's public information office in Tokyo delivered the toll to the Associated Press in Tokyo but declined to say who Williamson then called news agency correspondents to his of- ters amended the order to say that General Chung was not a told There spokesman for the United be no release or any speculative tions stories on Korea until an official Headquarters did not challenge DROWNED Louis county road at- The governor took the traded rescuers by building a a fractured thigh bone a setback today 15 he because of a ruling by signal when de- newspaper Siglo re- the attorney general who said Knopfel used matches from plant in in the form of a kidney that waves overturned a law extending such his pocket and upholstery Trorn Jin 30 days bargaining election among duction and maintenance SUES TOUT at Products of the that frequently causes small boat carrying lumber expired last year a scat in the wrecked car to after operations on potatoes across Lake Gov Lausche predicted the build the fire A passing e Three specialists who near causing six next legislature would pass an- lorist notified who him expressed the persons aboard of promptly and freed service workers Y Employes will determine whether they want to be resented in collective VISIBLE ing by the CIO United workers of America J 3 42 p tn p m bom in North Suras story meanwhile has kept in dose touch in South Korean the South Korean papers and was broadcast by during its successive dio stations inside the United from one temporary Nations Korean beachhead to another during the It was not printed or vasion It was this contact that to where the press led to his electrifying beat ff
