Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - February 7, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio 4 Southeastern Ohio's Largest Newspaper Goes Into Homes Every Morning The Times Recorder Today's News Today Only Paper Delivered by RFD The Same Day It Is Printed 33 OUB PHONE ZANESVILLE OHIO WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1951 WE MICH COLDER FIVE CENTS 61 KILLED IN WRECK Chinese Red Main Line Enemy Troops Into Battle TOKYO Wednesday Feb o Allied tank in raider columns mak ing gams up to four miles Tuesday lammed into the mam Chinese line near and stirred up a Ditched battle with Red tanks md fresh troops Some L N foi ens ic potted thiLL an miles south of mined Allied ind warships poured i sue un of fire all day into the battle area where Chinese troops were swai ming About miles east of Seoul South to within 2a -in miles of the parallel I hen to fight to hold a mountain ndge in this deepest of Red since the limited e be gan weeks ago The loops c i t battling 1 500 m the moun tains of Central The South Koreans hid six air miles of un cover of U S and Fifth Air 01 ce r 1 ht he ivu st action was on th front ing and one half miles south of Seoul Agreement In Rail Strike LIGHTS SKY Light from test atomic n the Nevada desert 300 miles aw iv pierces a fog and outlines the Los Angeles hall tower left This pu tin s is A time exposure from the top of the Los Angeles Times build ng bv John M Times photographer d Wirephoto Nevada City Shaken By Final In Atomic Test Blast Series I EGAs Feb fifth and biggest atomic blast at the nc w government range near here shook Las Vegas With the hills loaded tod iv and show windows in tWo auto agencies Rumors Of Settlement Unfounded Unions Reduce Basic Demands To Writing WASHINGTON Feb White House dide was quoted tonight as saying foi settling the lail road stuke weie ing but rail officials continued to reflect considerable gloom One spot developed late in the div when the four rail unions after 48 hours of debate reduced their basic deminds to writing for the first time The demands hinge en six com plicated propos Us for changing the operating lules of the tiv such as limits ca booses and on long run ning diesel Tlie federal mediation board still faced the task of reconcil mg differences among the foul I unions before a firm peace foi mula could be tiken to the car mis The unions themselves weie reported in conflict on what rule changes be stressed in the negotiations Humphrey D Minn of Senator Mur Train Jammed Commuters Leaves Rails While Oil Trestle Toll Of Injured Mounts Into Hundreds As Jam-Packed Pennsylvania Coaches Plunge 20 Feet Into Street Below WOODBRIDGE N J Feb jam-packed speeding Pennsylvania commuter tram was on a overpass tonight and plunged 20 feet to a sheet Theie were 61 known dead and at least 380 The death toll was expected to rise as rescuers ed against time to cut or hack hee the trapped passengers The wooden trestle shored up Thp 11 car tram i oared onto ig me ivn across street two blocks the a-d swaged rom center the city Then the electric engine left the A blg project New rails dragging five of the cars s cross state freeway with it The clash occurred underway in that area The j 43 p m trestle was put up when the tracks weie moved to give ed room below the embankment The tiain The VMS carding passengers to the Railroad men on the North Jersey shore from saul new trestle was put into New York CiU 30 miles away I service only today and the BFG Young Communist cap tram was one ol th n miH anH horr nun a large num lured on the West front in a and beg for expected to be shot their All were taken to t of v ir i This was taken AP Jim Associated Press Wirephoto of commuters who normally few to First reports said the trestle wav However it did not her on the Centril Railroad Treasury Wants More Help In Enforcing Payment Oi Taxes With Reds to an in tell gence officer the Commu Turn to Page 2 Please service the area Some of the cars telescoped The Broker left Jersey Uty at into a mass of sharp deadly 5 07 p m EST stopped at metal wreckage that ground to ark and then headed for South pulp some of tht passengers Amboy not far from here The It was the third major rail railroad said the tiain crew load disaster in the New York a veteran regular crew I cb 6 The nations Ux c said metropolitan area in less than A H today that people undei p ly their federal taxes bv almost a yeal was at the controls as the 000 000 a vear and a withholding lew on and dividends is a city 27000 er highballed through the about 30 miles south of Newness of early night above chapman of the would help him collect close to 000 000 of that sum Later the atomic commission AFC announced that committee both m George J Schoemman has concluded its for the present and is Winds To Brino c Return Of Winter To Local Scene s ice ind snow melt satisfied with the re suits Said Can oil L ger of the tests foi the ALL in a Use of the I as Vegas site has saved materials and above all able time in the nation il atomic program No ono w is injured either Russia Charges United States With Aggression House Committee Plan to newsmen that had information pointing toward an settlement A son and assistant of Sena tor said a White House aide reported to the senator that for a settlement T encouraging 10 LI dill hive been receiving ic ports all moon WASHINGTON outside the House as well The idea of basic Feb 6 LT the internal revenue York City near the Jersey shore and means committee his is improving its methods of detecting and cor undei payments of taxes Foi the vear ended last Ji ne 30 he sud the burc 111 lined about SI 800 000 000 f i om LI i mg s But he sud the job of check ing up on about 90000000 in Turn to Page 2 Please Ambulances First Aid Squads To Aid Wreck Victims WOODBRIDGE N J Feb was no warning One minute the commuter special was rocketing the gathering night with 10 cars of tired men and women c tax is their way home from work so stupendous he s sure people the tram started to sway as though on a curve ed States There was i of pie with two stiff jolts it Bigger thin Bikini was the pal airport until 30 list night Description of I os Angeles news but bv 1 30 thr di had de in o i h u d i im Temperatures had climbed that United S t a te T inu nf above it j T planes violated Chinese ter from a low ot zero Thp xp Vp between Aug TMe tnt -i 1 i A SLr Feb 6 outride thp as Thc of basiL training Joi Russia the United thin th it a settlement mav men now classified 4 r to got aw av without pay piled up In the cen In April'showci last among AK L or res alr on tcl of the said Jo and started for the scene night with clue o dents of h southern Nevada Red ard newsmen av m the house a in the seph Long a passenger who es I See a2 bring back a sample resort December and called on the L N But rail leaders sild they The talk from Qne rf the s blast as previously mn acls of nothing to warrant such cd on draft red ath T overturned cars eight JUSt hlt LaS government of the Unit T Mes hut Ot t0 2 those 9 S Six cars had crashed through to a temporary morgue i R Clete Roberts who also delegate told the 60 nat witnessed the island ical commi tee of the sti Ke was out Soviet te reports of back to work movements in some SPC Turn to Page 2 Please them The ante returns a temporary wooden trestle The set up in the home of the mayor up In was questioned engine fell into a stieet and of this suburban township 30 gas Police Capt George Thomp and Der 31 This total son s but started a slow fall durmp the evening A cold front is ex to sweep into Southeast senes of by brisk winds and the No 14 in a world 1945 and including those forecast for is colder with probable much it Hiroshima and Nagasaki and fiur one the Russians test here weather caused a splintered a window in a furm melting ofthe snow and ture stoie s concussion Tee that tormented pedestrians knocked out two m auto agencies and motorists last weel while within a block of each other In snow slid from roof tops ind ice tumbled from trees wires and Across which an advertising ban roof spouting ner had bet n sti etched cracked from the first concussion The I lush of air sucked the banner into the open crack and when the sound waves sub bv Gen Lewis by the house and dragged the cars with it At least B selective service di committee which is con 22 persons died some mutilated lector on the defense depart president Truman s beyond recognition ments to draft 18 year olds request Ior some si 6 500 000 000 Help help me came a cry extend service to 27 months and new to pay for there was silence set up a system of universal mil nro service and t r a i n i n g he Pro Help came neighbor m towns rushed ambulances Chairman D NC and first ald ads Doctor sit lawmakers want all said the prospect of heavy new down tQ dinner ST LOUIS Feb 6 Aler available sources tapped be taxes atop levies quite heard the news on the The U S has answered that soldier was shot and killed dur fore the draft takes youths be high require hit the committee Th grabbed their black the attacks were made along the mg a fight before several the present 19 vear age limit th it taxpayers pay what 90 violations previously charged by Russia He said 16 persons had been killed and 115 wound ed in the raids Shoots Soldier river against supply lines dred travelers in Union station The trial training plan to which they owe with excused for the Red Chinese troops in tonight readily agreed was one Schoeneman said it would Woman's Body Found In Alley COLUMBUS O Fob 6 The of an unidentified about 35 vears old was found in a Columbus to right apparently a boating vie tim Homicide Lt Lester S Bau sided the cloth was caught in the glass neatly Dollar Day Bargains galore are offered by Zanesville Merchants in their first Dollar Day man the prewar days was dumped from an Day at one time bile and dragged 20 feet to a wdr an Annual event in this telephone pole at the of s await garage ed by bargain hunting shop The woman weighed about 120 However the outbreak of pounds and was a brunette She war and the consequent scar was wearing only a coat stock of ROOds forced merchants Ings and boots police said o abandon the idea Advertisements published in Korea The United States has Three other soldiers and a mil of the suggestions aimed that take an of 200 disclaimed anv intention to bomb policeman were clubbed way 000 agents for his bureau to any Chinese tern with guns during the brief fight I originally was talking check on all returns Right now about 4 F athletes when the he has about 20 000 agents and trial training subject came up collectors and ig asking con He favored putting them gress for 2 484 more These basic before any decision is along with the withholding made as to whether they would on dividends and interest he tory The dead man identified garage a window presented a at City hospital as Robert Me tion which charged that Amen Kenna The hospital had no can planes violated the Korean er identification on the man and Manchurian frontier and that a military authorities said other U S military vessel bombard information would be held up pending notification of kin St Louis police gave the fol lowing version About 100 members of the division were be useful even in limited serv said should go a long way to next of ice ward reducing tax But Rep Brooks D La made ments it broader He suggested ed detained and inspected Chinese merchant ship The les asked the U N to con remn these alleged acts and re quire the U S to pay damages The U S last summer similar charges in the security transferred from one train to an ore deferring him for physical would be logical to take a man UC LU a with two two arms and legs and try him out be- other Several MP s warned men to properly Two sol Agreed re council with a demand for an impartial committee to mine the damages but Russia were arrested by MP i refused to accept such a group Price Board To Open Ohio Office WASHINGTON Feb b The office of Price Stabilisation announced that it will open 29 additional district offices Leaves Estate To Indians DAYTON O Feb 6 George C former of the National Cash Reg ister company who died Dec 21 The Times Recorder and The at the age of 89 left the bulk Zanesville Signal assure folk coming to Zanesville today of outstanding bargains CAT WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE O Feh 6 An n i i i- Including ones at Columbus cat tangled with a fish can Toledo Ohio dunng the next Police and firemen to the home of Mrs Laura then a fight started dead soldier shot in the abdomen by a MP The Weather of his 000 estate to Amer indigent Indians his will filed lor probate here today re The will made cash bequests ot 000 each to the Masonic and of Pythias homes In Springfield It provided that the remainder of the estate be turned over to the federal gov day windy and much colder Clear and cold Thursday with high temperature about X de- grees 10 i m 30 Ipm 48 12 Moon 36 43 2pm 36 43 12 SKIES TODAY 7 31 m 5 54 p m 7 30 p m next v The agency has A Millet found the cat with its to be Invested in U S Tonight the thin of -or all the head stuck In the can securities with the Interest go i Moon 1 Memory Saves Water Supply TOLEDO O Feb 6 ledo s water supply was laved terg weie attached to the permit COLUMBUS O Feb 6 The state liquor department struck another heavy blow today against houses of prostitution bootlegging and drink spots It refused to renew 36 more permits on these grounds 1 That unsealed in the nick of time today be cause Harbright al yardmaster of the Wheeling and Lake Erie division of the Nickel Plate railroad hadn't for- gotten how to be conductor The water crisis resulted from the switchmen s strike prevented delivery of a carload ot vitally needed lime for system Harbright who hadn't ed on a train crew since 1925 of to deliver the lime per The delivery wai made today by a train run by an announcements made now off gratefully dians thr nut of Jupiter will Sunday premises or 2 that the did not provide quate sanitary facilities for tomers This increased to 194 the ber of drinking establishments ordered to cease business since Jan 1 became of such STRONG BOX STOLEN POMEROY O Feb C A thief made off with a strong box containing 000 In U S savings bonds and valuable pen belonging to Mr and Mrs Dana S Abies of nearby police wild today Other Disasters NEW YORK Feb major train ters in U S history Dec 29 O 84 killed Aug 10 111 81 killed Oct 10 Run Pa 55 killed Dec 23 1903 Dawson Pa 65 killed Aug 7 Colo 96 killed Dec 30 D C 53 killed Mar 1 Wash 96 killed Mar 21 1910 Green Mountain la 55 killed June 22 Ivanhoe Ind 68 killed July 9 1918 Nashville Tenn 115 killed June 17 town N J 51 killed Sept 6 Frankford Junction Pa 90 killed Dec 16 N C 73 killed Aug 4 ton Ga 47 killed Dec 31 1944 Utah 50 killed April 25 Til 45 killed Feb 17 Rockville Centre N Y 32 killed Sept 11 train near West Lafayette 0 killed Nov n Oar dena New York killed miles from New York Acetylene torches flickered weirdly in the darkness over the wet glistening street as workers tiled to reach the in- jured Firemen put aerial ders up against cars ed drunkenly over the ment One car was bent into a shape Another was telescoped into the one before it Others were on their sides Thousands of curious residents pressed into the area hampering rescue woik A two block line of ambulances waited patiently i trying to get through to the train The injured were taken to in Perth Amboy South Amboy at RanPar Arsenal and nearby Camp Kilmer The tal switchboards were jammed The lucky ones like Harry Deering who suddenly found myself lying m the mud ed themselves up and helped get the others out They tried to c home to tell their families they were all right One rider said in his car erybody tried to help somebody else Doctor Fights Extradition WAYNE W Va Feb 6 A man charged in West ginia with practicing with a forged licente has ed to waive extradition from county said tonight Prosecutor I Floyd Harrina said he would request Ohio Gov Frank J to order man returned identified M Harry W Hoyt te held in ty jail at Athens O where had served a for en driving Weit Virginia later identified him tht man who had practiced at Crum I Wayne county allegedly under forged medical certificate Ohio State university t H i- f V V Vs s s
