Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - February 8, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio Southeastern Ohio's Largest Newspaper Goes Into Every Morning The Times R Newt Only Paper Delivered by RFD The Day It Printed 34 OUB PHONE OHIO THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8 1951 FAIR AND COLD FIVE CENTS A ES KNOCKING ON GA TTC Court Raps Striking Switchmen Prospects For Agreement Grow Brighter Associated Press A federal judge hearing contempt charges against striking switchmen urged the army Wednesday to get some soldiers to see that roads oper ite mediation were resumed in Washington mean while and Vt P head of the switchmen slid things look good for settle ment Although back to work move ments Aiming momentum elsewhere striking switchmen holding out in kev midwest rail hubs held freight SCENES FROM TRAIN WRECK Left and doctors injured brought to General hospital at Amboy N J from the Tuesday night wreck of the Pennsylvania commuter train at bridge Stretchers cots and mattresses are set up on floor to foim a These aie only a feu of the estimated 500 injured a daylight vieu of the coaches left the rails and toppled from a overpass near N J At light is the smashed wooden overpass AP relaxed its tight embargo Hoover Agrees To Aid Truman To service within the eastern and western halves of the nation WASHINGTON Feb 7 Herbert Hoover a but not between them critic of administration policy joined tod ly m The full embargo remains in T drue to put through a for feeding force for St Louis and i s ne a hpd b postoffices and the states of Illinois Indiana Ohio rhe Republican lormer president gave his advi e on igan except for the upper penm the proposal at a White House meet sula mg wrth Mr Truman and his However the two pound limit top aides Expressing sut port 01 air post millings was for at the set as de for sections of the of the Hoover told a County's i Covered Bridges To Be Replaced The Express news conference also announced a second This has nothing to do with fixation of its embargo effective politics but with our fund imc at midnight This permitted ex tal Chris i in futh The United shipments between New Stites his never in its history s 32 cover Oh ard these ire as fa le ci to be helpful to a famine ed bridges aip to be Alabama ire Florida stricken people Tt with part ol the proceeds of a Turn to P ige 11 Nine Men Dead In Crash Of Transport Plane some from ill of us 00 000 bond issue being pile ei av indicated he will be ed on sale it was announce OF SEOUL Artillery Within Easy Firing Range Of Almost Deserted Korean Capital Communists Digging In On South Bank Of Han River After Retreating Five Mites In Two TOKYO Thursday Feb Allied today swept close to Seoul and U S tanks and artillery hammered at Chinese Red troops backed against thaw- ing Han river Artillery wheeled up within easy firing range of smashed and almost deserted where typhus was reported raging The Reds before them W 1 dug into the last line of hills a south of Thiee tank tipped task forces for the thud day Wed rolled ahead along this I 111 T western front in gams of up to two miles One column drove to within foui miles of the Han Hows past Seoul The Eighth announced that the two other armored raid strut k heavy reMS Mercury In Face Of Arctic Winds Southeastern Ohioans 1 mce eight to 10 miles south west of Seoul An met easing 1 number of made a punch-drunk slowed the on this t t f fl h j t div of the limited United Na J 6 night as the newest bitter blast of winter swept the dis- t r 1 c t And the weatherman added what was almost the tions offensive The Chinese Communist ar corps retreated five one hilf miles over a two dav pe nod to new positions less thin six miles south of the H in knockout blow with a prediction Ice which had formed a hard that today will continue very surface the r ver wore thin wiu be cold again tonight in an thaw and began to and no is in cr lek T og hi i ipes wi i e hemp thrown sight across the H in by Communist skidded crazily engineers who feared a sudden Wednesday morning dropping thaw would leive them no Tuesdays high of 42 de- route to the north to the point by As mm as the thiw G 30 a m after which strong were the ol winds sent the mercury into i U S as fought for nosedive for future advisors 1 is night by commission woik on the relief project He said he is going to Floridi for a1 jor the sale will be op- couple of weeks but this prob at 10 o clock on lem will be 101 four five Mil eh 1 of the sale or six months tod iv hundred He from approving coupon bonds bearing 3 per specific details of a proposal ad interest ible semi in Toll Of Railroad Reaches 83 Killed And 500 Injured High Held To Blame WOODBRIDGE N J Fob 7 sweeping inv estig ition is I bei s cime ward with their Turkish allies One American By last night the official at municipal airport charge drove Chinese had dropped to seven degrees from a vital hill miles west ing promise the zero mark of a small town eight will be passed bv this morning mcl one half miles south of So Wmd that reached 35 at Wir Corres Tim Becker reported the an hour during Wednesday sub- sided about last midnight but lear sky caused temperatures soldiers were held up to falling 1 fVI U T- with t h e hv TOO C 1 Inese Reds who hurled in some quarters for pro are High si ec d a de still toiled to bedside interviews wun i n e County aRain were hit 2000000 tons of Amen w 11 he dated Apr il 1 de Imp commuter trim tin rums tr un s engineer grenades clown on rpw of Phj t Va t eb can grain at a cost of some Th s h fus jf a tit d itus t iv is of the 11 c 11 express In n Tosepli and its in rnm A transport 000 000 tc relieve hunper in 500000 issue bv the opened rf m un umed Hired John Bishop crashed m a r un ind windstorm Inch i resulting from drought lo it the ITS fill election nto one of the Alex sud thit of 33 ic near this cistern shore c lists md other troubles community killing all nine men aboard The craft en jUP KaD route from Cherry Point J to Bennett Field Y spun out of control in the he ivv ram a witness sud ind cruk ed up on the edge of a creek g gave urn to Pige 11 Please Teh an Horn sud hive worst i ill d sisters the crowded nil c idc nt free yens on the rills bee i s the of At least died n 1 woie load n Broker wis wis quoted is siving he wis siles in the light of skj injured in the roaring steel traveling twice its miles in hour il C1 1 costs foi construction rending cia kup last night speed wl en it hurtled off the though the hid fixed a procurement difficulties Al t mv of fedei al ind trar s speed limit and building restrictions joined in the On the pi c v 11 v pass it wts his Therefore they will use findings he said There v the sPur ever funds of the 000 01 clear it rns thai wis 1 authorities who thc cd on the sc ene not long alter the crish told reporters all nine al he anf on men weie killed to e jobs is deducted in in invest f i tion and m engineer ng to determine how much in the He also sud there were no signals in the immediate of a newh built trestle cm be done with the 7 CT Dr of day necessities of Replacement of the Mortimer W Hills then plunged off the side of to the trestle five bodies hid been removed lit 7 p m however Philo Duncan Jails bridge and phj ln m A reporter said he was told said the admin maJor improvements to Zanes poor in Christ hos that four stratlon to are of the p tnl hiving been He hid slowed the tram from GO miles per hour his statement sucl but had not further retard ed his speed because he found no c aution signal on the curving 20 foot embankment of the bodies would have to be Its most cut out with torches was lts because of pi o The big ship in Fair to child transport shatter 25 cd into two large pieces when it hit The nose came to rest on the bank of s Creek The fuselage settled into the waters of the stream Parts of thc were strewn for an area of 300 varris ac cording to witnesses at the COLl O Feb 7 The Ohio house today ordered an ition into complaints that various state boards failed bond issue scene Woman's Slaying Puzzles Police COLUMBUS O Feb 7 B- in a downtown alley of the of Miss Jose 50 produced two con police guesses tod iv Miss a hotel room who wanted to be- come a nun If ft the House at fi p m She belong rd to the Cross Altar so and members said she hive been coming to their pre Children Drilled In A-Bomb NP W YORK Feb New Yoik schoo children whose par ents had nothing more to worry her husband but off cers have Girl To Survive Odd Breakfast dif about in their dav than fire drills went through their first drill a sneak bomb attick About 890 000 duck ened suicide times ed under their desks in 800 city wr list night by a mm who then shot himself to deith The mm who did the shooting w is identified as Cirl O Yea gcr rn LOS Feb 7 s wife told police Dr Janice Murphy 2 had a hid refused to treat sort of bre ist today It included A half bottle of aspirin tablets A box of gum A quarter bottle of mercuro hrome A half pint erf and aim orri creim been unible to tl e reason Mrs Yeager also was quoted as A her husband had been drinking ind that he had threat s wife said her vote atom attack was under a knock at then door pumped her out said she will be to give service Without members approved creation of a five member committee to con duct a fact finding inquiry and report to the legislature by May 1 Endorsing the resolution was Rep James M Carnev D Cuy house floor leader Rep Harry D Belhs R Van co sponsor of the resolu tion sard some licensing boards to discourage appli cants from taking their schools it a signal thit a simu husband was shot when he an The worst railroad wreck in the Stites In 32 years brought independent m bv i h including the FBI the stale Commerce Commission the New iltornev gc s office the Stite Public Utilities Com mission and the railroad The ICC in Washington called public for tomorrow from the summit Capt lewis Millert of South t Dartmouth Miss gave dismissed early so buse could return children to their homes before dark and teachen said no classes will be held day Hopewell and will be closed today but ville and Farm closed more than Feb 7 Brit un s labor government turned hick by a 10 vote margin to night an attempt by conserva live Leader Winston Churchill to force a new gener il election o'er the governments plans to tike control of the steel Indus try The outcome means 92 ma jor firms in the iron and steel business pass into the hinds of a government holding company the British Iron and Steel corporation Feb 15 week will not attempt to reopen Turn lo Page 11 Please o Feb 7 A backing engine struck and killed Ac Xo r unas COLUMBUS O Feb CQ 69 City Building At the doctors who gineer said the mnn hesitated Tho tram pn Atty Gen C William O Neill to The train en i i CLEVELAND Feb 7 The racket squad trouble is all up now but city officials still are pretty em- They found today that sin had reared its ugly head right in the garage The place wai being used as a pick up point for policy and numbers games gimbling A city truck ently was being used to deliver the slips J Sutton safety director who had told the Kefauver last night ail right ind then darted across the tracks in the path of the engine A Salute For Our Newspaper Boys day cleared the way for Ohio to afe Investigating get 450 in federal money to tcp how Cleveland was on its schools He gave Dr Clyde Hissong state education director an of ruling saying he is author zed to receive and spend the party at 8 last night Her mutilated was found In the near the 200 block of East street about Burglar Term 7 50 p m by a motorist pulling Into a Her heid had been mutilated and her back bruised She wore a dress which was around her neek Her underclothing spectacles umbrella and hand bag were missing nvr Feb 7 The Princess Roval sister of Kmc George VI admitted to a private hospital for treat ment of an The prin who is the Dowager Countess ol Harewood In Penitentiary TIFFIN O Feb 7 L Hunter 28 of Girard O was sentenced to 1 5 years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny in the theft of Jewelry from a home here Dec 13 Common Pleas Judge Sugrue made the sentence con j current with the of a term given Hunter for a Co lumbus burglary In 1946 Hunter was on parole when arrested about will agree that the present winter has been the most severe and unpredictable in the of the current of citizens even in eluding the oldest This winter has brought to ind southeastern Ohio just about everything that could cause disruption of affairs of business and and of the usual movement of traffic bv highway rail and air The past few months have brought two snow stori s two major downtown fires floods a week of heavily iced streets and sidewalks gis water and telephone far below zero weather and even a ten day city bus strike Almost hit us except an atom bomb mav come next we do not know but whatever it is our people are toughened to the unexpected thit t will be taken in stride and with the go ahead spirit that its wav forward through difficulties All have suffered hardships some more than others but we can think of none who hive borne their difficulties more than the youngsters who deliver your papers to door every morning and evening Their work has not been perfect It could not be under such conditions But they have done their best fought their way through and with few placed your on your doorstep so you could tl err n the comfort of your warm home and at vour convenience Mam times they have had to break the trails through deep snows frequently before daylight brave freezing winds in temperatures skid along over lev walks and wade through heavy rams to reach your home You cm count on these kids They have what it takes They take their work seriously They want to give you ice and then best They do it too with a smile and so consistently well that few of us consider their ef forts unusual or of special appreciation or a pat cm the For them vour newspaper boys we ask your patience and vour consideration of the difficulties under which they work to get vour papei to you on time They hive rendered heroic service They have and richly deserve our appreciation They ire an important part of our community life are experiencing the ups and downs of life and business which will help develop them into our tried ind true citizens of We salute our newspaper They have their by doing a task and doing it well Signed The money The ruling is required director bv the U S commissioner of thg and education before he will release big time gamblers ordered the police racket squad to work harder when he heard about the garage He demanded cheek of all buildings Samuel F David the service mick the funds Hissong will use the money for an inventory of existing school facilities and to survey new school needs They will be made n contemplation of future ed eral grants to help states raise their school property to a uni orm standard of efficiency I m satisfied I have fired ring cider We have been In- these gambling re- ports for months The Weather U S Asks Return Of Lend-Lease Ships WASHINGTON Feb 7 The United States today formal Iv demanded that Russia Im- mediately return 672 lend lease naval find merchant ships sent to her aid in World War II The state department ed a note demanding was handed to Soviet Ambassador Alexander S at to OHIO Mostly fair and cold Thursday except lor snow rres in extreme northeast tion Friday continued cold with high about 20 In 10 am 30 tt 12 Noon 19 9 2pm 17 10 p m 4 p -n 16 12 SKIES TOUT Sunrise 7 30 m 5 58 p Moonset 8 p First Quarter low In 7 H Aldebaran tn 1 Rf RU ui In Oie Mgh Wi Muth t 07 IOC 134 7 H m 7 p I it
