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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - January 9, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio                               Serving Southeastern Ohio For Sixty-Five Years Always Fair The Times Recorder out 8 Member d Pnm ZANESVILLE OHIO TUESDAY JANUARY 9 1951 FAIR FIVE CENTS TRUMAN SAYS U S FIGHT Retreating Eighth Army Building At Dresden Gives Up Korean Cities After Heroic Struggle DRESDEN FIRE SCENES These photos were taken ing the fire at Dresden day Looking north on Main street at the height of the fire Merchandise j TOKYO Tuesday Jan retreating rieri from the hardware store Army abandoned two important towns on east and west sides and the A P grocery in the same building was deposited in the street Allied Warplanes Take Heavy Toll Of Invading Communist Forces Jamming Highways Leading Southward Britain Urges One More Try For Korea Peace Not Yet Ready To Brand China As Aggressor of the front in South Korea Monday while Allied warplanes took a heavy toll of the invading Chinese and Korean Com- In the west Osan almost 60 miles south of the parallel and 28 miles be- low Seoul was given up without a fight It is on the old break highway down which Americans and South Koreans first retreated before the North Korean invaders last July In the east United Nations troops quit the burning road and rail hub of Wonju after a valiant delaying action that brought for preparation of defenses farther south More than Rods were killed wounded or cap- T 1 n K in ground actions and o strikes during Monday Britain's Sir Gladwyn pilots reported the roads Jebb today urged the south and southeast of Seoul and of Wonju were jammed North to Page 9 Please Eisenhower Asks French Decision On Defense Force Nations to make one more at- tempt to obtain a cease-fire in Korea He indicated that Britain is not yet ready for a final de- on American demands for U N condemnation of Red China a s a n aggressor The American demands are be- ing pushed in talks and have not yet reached the U N assembly political committee in a formal PARIS Jan 8 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower got down Jebb told the political brisk talks with the French that the U N on just what they are weigh its actions carefully ing to do to help the west a last effort for a cease-fire j against any push from the east should be made before morel American military sources drastic steps are considered the answers he got help The committee adjourned at thc belief that suggestion until Thursday to Atlantic community can build mit more talks among the an international army to defend pates Western Europe There was no The British delegate choosing word from the but his words with obvious it was believed the French warned Red China that a final cd immediate transfer of their break with the U N and divisions now in Germany the U N represents would have anci Austria to the Eisenhower a dreadful effect on the nese people Tho marie jt snappy Then advising the U N to be hy his Mct stra careful he Lt Gen Alfred M Look well before you leap is ther wo R wise maxim m foreign translators he drove in a French If we do leap we should all a amv Blaze Causes Heavy Damage To Two Stores Fire that roared two lop floors of Burns President Proposes Vast Mobilization To Block Threat Of Red Conquest Pledges America Will Forsake No Free Nation In Struggle Against Russian Attempt At Domination WASHINGTON Jan Truman told the nation today that will fight if fight we must to block the threat of world conquest by Soviet Russia j In a rousing speech heard by millions over radio and television networks the president called for a vast mobilization effort brick building housing hardware of producing planes A 1 M tanks a year vf needed Solemnly he pledged that thc United States will forsake ther western Europe nor other free nations in the Struggle against Red aggression Addressing a of congress in his annual State of i the Union message Mr man We are preparing for full mobilization if that should be necessary The threat of world conquest by Soviet Russia endangers our liberty of of The threat is a total threat and the danger is danger All free nations are exposed and are all in peril Their tlon s sea The proposed new carrier is one whose con- struction was cancelled by for- Plans To Build Super Carrier Part Of Scheme To Build Up Naval Forces WASHINGTON Jan and endangers that kind l Truman itself today and called for a super a aircraft carrier as part of a buildup of the are exposed peril lies in banding ine Propose three-story find like the search for Short Simple Ceremony Marks Quaker City Third Inauguration Boy Killed While Coasting COLUMBUS O Jan simple six-minute ceremony in a crowded reception room today started Frank John Lausche off to a third term as governor of Ohio Minutes before Republicans took over in similar ceremonies two other elective state offices from fellow Tears welled into the eyes of the stores in Dresden Monday afternoon caused an loss of ing to Fire Chief James Lacy last night The fire started at noon from a defective flue to which a coal heating stove was attached in a back room ware company according to Lacy The building was heated by a gas furnace but the stove had been used on extremely cold days An Atlantic Pacific Tea company market on the first floor of the building with the lion in a selfish haven from the storm mer Secretary of Defense Louis Mr Truman in tne economy Russia for waging Turn to Page 9 Please Gas Co Cuts O BARNESVILLE O ny Jackson son of Mr and Mrs James Jackson of Quaker City was almost in- hardware store suffered a heavy Moss from smoke and water Much of the merchandise in the hardware store was removed but company operated by Joseph Lawler suffered a heavy an tnat preceded his ment from the cabinet last year Chairman Vinson of Ihc House Armed Services com- laid the measure on be- of the defense department and the budget Tn the present mood of con- gress quick approval without major changes appears Jt is part of the war mobilization which Posse Follows Of Desperado SAN DIEGO Calif Jan 8 Law officers witli orders 10 shoot to kill if necessary lied for today in Hilli c-d desperado William Cook throughout the together Three Killed As Tram Hits Auto feur for a talk with i Premier Rene Pleven and er 10 minutes with Foreign lister Robert Schuman COLUMBUS O Jan The Ohio Fuel Gas Co his State of the Union address In another followup of the president's message the air Police of half a dozen states force set its sights on a strength Texas rangers FBI agents and much larger than its present 84 customs and immigration maybe in the ]oss jeers of the United Slates of 100 groups Governor Lausche as the killed shortly before 5 jrom were on tnc bloody John rector of St Monday afternoon when anci Coshocton were of Joplin Mo ex-convict Episcopal church invoked was struck by a school by shortly of killing at least eight vine guidance for Ohio's chief Casting on his sled hc his home Mrs Derringer wife He was taken to the Turn to Pago 9 Please executive In a voice nearly inaudible announced a reduction of 50 per amid the clicking of movie and b j news cameras the governor re- Then he drove to the cent in the amount of fuel gas his oath of office after ministry for a luncheon w i t available to industries in 66 chief Justice Carl V Weygandt Minister Jules Moch who the Ohio supreme court hospital in an but died from a skull fracture en route State highway nj Houston Tex was the latest locale alerted A hitchhiker Dar E Hall 21 told police he rode all last night from El Paso Young Scientist Found Hanged lm counties TIFFIN O Jan S A mediately called in his highest Pennsylvania railroad passenger ranking officers train smashed into an an unguarded High Court KuJes bile at an unguarded crossing here today killing three women and injuring a fourth The women were en route from their homes in eight miles east of here to Tiffin stores where they worked as clerks Mrs Helen Clagett 45 driver the accident occurred when the child who was coasting in an alley slid into the path of a Quaker City school bus driven On Price-Cutting A company spokesman said At this inaugural ceremony slash would affect 170 turn to and ask thy and would make available an upon thy Don as ho had amt cubic feet J prayed the Foundry gas each day for domestic Mr Byron The spokesman said the cut Governor cheeks WASHINGTON Jan 8 Thc supreme court ruled today of car Mrs Marguerite to meet competition is not wek 50 and Mrs Opal Smith Ration of the laws 35 all were killed Mrs The court's decision came 20 was treated at a case questioning the right hospital for shock and a knee of a seller Standard Oil injury sary because insufficient plies are coming up from the that price-cutting in good faith and because the 1151 winter is extremely cold ASPEN Colo Jan 8 Houston with a short planned an inquest man resembling Cook and about tomorrow into the Cook's age 24 The man kept of Ralph Smith young pistol on the seat between physicist whose body was Hall said The car was a dangling today in a second CINCINNATI Jan 8 1950 sedan doorway of an abandoned Moulders license plates I building t frn Workers Union AFL However if that driver Smith's frozen body was ed into the from the st eel Hamilton Local today Cook he would have had to by a nylon ski boot Bewley said hat he did not a io terrifically fasl around the throat the until ne was returned when reports indicated JH Leonard Johnson said he and under the iront 01 uic jt jn of was in the northwest Attorney Robert ilton O Foundry and Mexico Co bus The driver was not held Surviving In addition to ins parents who recently moved to D Ju Jonn H Quaker City from a Capture iv TC a r is a younger brother Two Dead In Family Dispute Indiana to lower meet those of a com- Proposes Change In Speed Laws COLUMBUS O Jan 8 PJ Campbell funeral Barnesville home pany of prices to petitor Reversing n lower court Director T J Kauer Mcan the high tribunal ed the federal trade commission believes passenger cars need to determine whether Standard PIKEVILLE Ky Jan 8 in good faith in cutting i speed limit than trucks Two members of a Pike prices to four jobbers He also believes he said iday highway speed limits both ty family were killed and two j in Detroit wounded today in a family ment at Creek near the Virginia border Sheriff Esta Conway said Millard Cochran 59 ed and admitted the shootings The dead were his wife Mrs Cynthia Cochran 51 and eldest son Sturgill 23 A second Chester 19 is in critical tion in a Grundy Va hospital and a daughter was said to have been less seriously wounded Her name and age were not Immediately learned L D May Pike county ney said Cochran had just re- turned after being away from home on a job in Ohio weeks May quoted him as Ing the dispute arose over ily attendance at a church meeting last night for with the and of the inaugural mony one of the shortest in Ohio history Preceding the inauguration which had directed the governor Republican Ted j body was removed to the hp anri W Brown was sworn in as sec rotary of state succeeding crat Charles F Sweeney Re- publican Roger W Tracy as treasurer succeeding Don H Ebright and C William O'Neill as at- a orney general succeeding ocrat Herberts Duffy The CLEVELAND Jan 8 oaths were administered in their forgetful motorists who offices in thc their automobile drivers Auto Drivers Given Break payment of returned a verdict in favor of union The case was one of the first jnf its kind to be tried under law i The company filed the age suit charging the union a clause in its contract by conducting a strike declared part of the contract written and part was 27 but declined to Fugitive Pair Mich Jan 8 Two persons whom police test station described as escaped patients from a mental hospital at Cincinnati were held here day Authorities identified one as ey were investigating a theory that Smith 27 had committed suicide The sheriff said this had not been determined Smith disappeared Friday er coming here for a skiing cation with Gordon Bangs 26 Both are employed at the naval at China Lake TWO KILLED CELINA O Jan 8 Russell Jenkins 52 and his son Grant IS both of Celina svere killed today when their auto was struck by a train near Fort Recovery Income Tax Guide For You You must file an income tax return soon and unless you're familiar with the tax laws you are apt to over- pay To save you money The Times Recorder and The Zanesville Signal can vide you with a booklet de- signed to make the filing of your income tax return a simple matter and in addition save you money This booklet The Em- Income Tax Guide and Work is able at The Zanesville lishing Company office South Fourth street for 20 cents per copy By mall each copy costs 25 cents When ordering by mall be sure to include your name and address ence of relatives and friends al home got a who jostled each other for passenger cars and trucks Q the cerR i should be 10 miles an hour break here Barnesville Firm Reported Sold ier at night Both changes in existing tor vehicle laws would promote safety Kauer added i The highway director isn't any move to get the law But he says some members of the new legislature have asked A Takes Own Life With Electricity his views indicating some move NEWPORT N H Jan suicide by electrocution a set and a Formerly they received an automatic dismissal if they the license But they first ihad to wait in a crowded until their case was called Today Municipal Judge Charles A Vanik said in the ture they merely will have to show the license at Central station within 24 hours reveal the name of the other Union attorneys contended whom they said was a NEW YORK Jan 8 there was no signed contract in old boy Suburban Propane Gas Corp existence and that members of The two allegedly escaped today purchase of the the Hamilton Local had not from the Longview state Petroleum Gas tal at Cincinnati Jan 5 erties ol the Barnesville ing three cars as they fled to Louisville Indianapolis and ally to Dowagiac where Jenner formerly lived their strike committee to sign a new contract Gas Pressure Regulator Fails ment Co Barnesville Ohio Mark Anton president of Sub- urban Propane said the sition which includes more i The Weather may be afoot to modify speed with water tub ier their arrest limits Confessed Slayer Sent To Asylum was reported today by a medical referee Dr John Monroe said Mrs Grover Gillingham wrote a suicide note Saturday then ged in a radio and stepped into Workman By Falling Machinery MIDDLETOWN O Jan Flack 63 of Mid- was crushed to death customers in eleven i counties af southeastern is the corporation's first COLUMBUS O Jan 8 of a property outside the Residents of some OHIO Fair Tuesday slightly I Atlantic coast states in Columbus extreme north side warmer in afternoon not so were warned at noon today to at night Wednesday cloudy and turn off all gas-operated Monday's The emergency developed 10 a m 7 6 p m n er an apparent failure of a Noon 12 s p 12 sure regulator which sent a is 12 lu surge through the i ed as an excellent conductor under a pound drier Capl Ga SKIES TODAY confessed and the current went through was being moved at the said the danger lay in the possibility that the pressure p hoisted Recruit Patrolmen For Civilian Defense COLUMBUS O Jan Common Reynolds iprt o nr n Vi slayer of his wife body and caused her death co nere 7 30 p sle 37 to the Lima State Dr Monroe said the note de- The drier was being hoisted out n tal for the criminally insane scribed in detail the method by a pulley system Bulletins on Columbus radio Shelton has been under which Mrs Gillingham intended i reached beneath it to remove television stations warned P m vation at Lima for the last two to end her life but gave no sled on which it had been the danger months The court's order will son for thc act keep him there until restored She left her husband and a son to reason Serving in the army in Korea cd One of the hooks on the ging slipped causing the drier to fall CINCINNATI Jan 8 Safety Director Oris E ton said today the recruiting of volunteer auxiliary men for civil defense work will begin here tomorrow Hamilton said the police de- has prepared a gram of training which reside rus ui LUC ui Wi ing matches or entering homes sds m 56 hours of work covering first where gas may have ed during their absence Mars thc Moon Saturn high In p m m aid police work and time duties   

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