The Times Recorder (Newspaper) - July 30, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio Goes Homes Every The Times Recorder Only Paper Delivered by BFD The Same Day It Is TTH 181 JULY BUFFER ZONE PROVES TO ISSUE Sen Taf t Blast At Speaker Asks For Housecleaning In Government July 3 U. S. Senator rt A. Taft who the he may run for in 1552, lashed out today at policies in both do and foreign and died for a at the government in Taft is hopeless to ex- honesty and integrity in the ashington government without selection of officials ith the same honesty as the Pilgrims might to He was the principal speaker at Republican to for a -am .to the of the Pilgrim athers at Plymouth landing place of the Taft said that the one danger cing America is we under- ke more than our Taft said we can gain implete control of sea and his country will be and we in maximum assistance to ose who undertake to check Com- believe that control the id air throughout the world is Page 9, Senator Robert A. who blasted Truman's foreign and domestic and at the same time put one foot in the presidential Swimmer Drowns Despite Wife's Rescue Attempt NEW July 29 j A 34-year-old Perry county man lost his life by drowning at about 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon while swimming in an abandoned road reservoir at Sayre despite the efforts of his wife to rescue He was John Christian Ketcham of near HLs Lee said that her husband had been swimming in the center of the pool and when he neared the called for Allies Win High Point To Key Hill Early Capture Of Stronghold Is Predicted U. S. EIGHTH ARMY July 30 Veteran Allied fighters won a dominating a key hill mass northeast of day and capture of the Red strong point was predicted within United Nations gunners firing from the prominence poured a rain of steel into Com- munist bunkers on the hill mass. The Reds have put up a four-day fight for the To Communist i fighters three times hurled back a U. force attempting to cross the Na river 35 miles north of Parallel 138. The river runs northwest of east coast In the Red troops fired on two Allied less than four Phi Sigs With Their First Banner Try To Inject Fresh Issues As Talks OA Cease-Fire Are Continued Littte Tangible Progress Is Made By Negotiators In Sessions Held Sunday And Both Sides Firm U. N. ADVANCE July 30 United Nations and Communist teams re- their deadlocked truce talks today side showing any inclination to yield on the touchy buffer zone 1 It was the fourth round of talks at Kaesong on the a military dividing line S Truman miles from the route to the truce An Eighth army spokesman said Reds were wounded or captured in the week ended U. S. and Red jet fighters gled Sunday over northwest One was re- ported There were no details of day's air but Far East air throughout the She said that she leaped into reported increased water and was carried under The type gaining altitude in their to Page 9, Leaders dap Strategy hiring Strike National and local officials of the ong of IO Utility Workers Union merica were reported holding meeting here jy night but no announcement id been made if the striking un- m members will attend a on service meeting in international ice president for Ohio of the un- who has been acting lan for the men on strike against ie Ohio Power Philo and had said er the union will not attend if K. ussell of is to the William national of the was re- to have come here from yesterday afternoon to eral times in attempt to save before he sank from sight New volunteer fire headed by Chief John was summoned to the scene Tind recovered the body iff Dr. A. j. Ball of New Lexington pronounced the victim dead after firemen applied cial respiration for almost an Surviving in addition to his are two Ernest of Hayre and Gene of Mrs. Helen Pettit of I New a Lloyd of his Ernest of and three and all of Mr. Ketcham a. veteran of Prisoners 01 War Search To Start Today UNITED N. July 29 A special UN commission Their first banner of 50 years ago tattered awl these former members of the Phi Sigma Chi scholastic fraternity attended the closing session of the group's national golden jubilee convention Saturday left to right M. Edgar State Senator Tom V Louis Otto Edward Arthur Edward Abele and B. The 1952 convention will be in New Officers named Saturday were N. Wilbert Laurel N. Silver vice Francis New York T Tm lift TIP 13 Henderson Teamsters Picket Terminals Of Eight Truck Lines Here Break Ground This Afternoon of An official spokesman indicated the intend to stand firm 1 their contention that a buffer I Qll generally should the battle This dips below lei 38. in the and runs 35 j miles north of the parallel in ern i The Reds want the buffer July 23 33 a basic condition President ending has promised not to call Today's the 14th congress back into session after it the talks began opened as a four-point uled at 11 a m. EST. this Senator McFarland The Allied delegation said this base camp in four helicopters I the Democratic 35 minutes before the said he hopes congress can tangible was made at the thirteenth session a United Nations wind up its work some time September and certainly than October 3. was just another one of those j once we get th said an official UN he has i Pickets began their vigil in front of trucking terminals Sunday with a strike of about 50 over- drivers expected to affect about 150 more persons eight NeW School here Plans are complete for the president has said the must no intention ol man congress back un- He said a wide divergence of less some unforeseen emergency ion despite a two hour should the Arizona senator minute session a Radio Peiping today restated The four-point program Communist insistence that the has been pushing in- marking the breaking of for a new senior high school secretary of Local 637, Teamsters union on Blue avenue this said all the by pickets perishables if any are on the docks of will be permitted to The strike does not feet local said Jones Rill he added they will probably be Li forced into idleness if the Sign New opens the biggest manhunt in ern times here tomorrow a drivers do not bring in Eirms here were hit by the men who walked out at day the union search for more than half a Trucking Employers lion prisoners of war never sent reau had failed to correct contract Most them were 1 The bureau however has ed up by which refuses to World War n and a member of j heed appeals for information or Local No. M. B. O. P. He was employed at the Watt Pottery Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Portersville Union church in charge of Basil Grimes The widow of Count Folke the Swedish Red Cross chief who died under bullets while trying to bring peace to is a member of the li the former picketing a Philo American Legion Post No. of was bom in New Rev. Rex brant will officiate and burial will be in the church v The body will be removed to the residence today from the Cannon Lint and with leaders of ocal 138. had conducted a strato v meeting in Wheeling last ay with a delegation of members The U. Conciliation service as called a. meeting for ow to resume negotiations to end ie Ohio Power accepted j le invitation to participate lunger announced the union was to The conciliation service office in said Saturday Turner ill probably attend unless the files an explanation of its and Cannon funeral home ofj the Other members are Jose tavo of El vice president of the International Court of and Aung of the high court of aimed at the denied the Local firms are International Motor Commercial Motor White L. J. Bray Putnam Transfer and Corbett Motor Suburban Motor Freight and CCC Highway Freight Truckers in the state-wide strike are employed by 430 A union spokesman said through with no unloading in Tht program will begin at with D. W. chairman of the citizens tee acting as master of Rev. Karl W. pastor of Grace Methodist church will ask the invocation and Mayor William G. Watson will speak briefly on Forward Step for Dr. W. president of the BT WILLIAM F. July 23 -An administration spokesman speak ed today that President Truman School Under fixed as the eludes final passage of the con- a new tax the regular appropriations buls arid the A compromise of action by congress this The house has passed a 000.000 boosting which probably won't floor from its until late in The foreign aid authorization still is in committees in both houses e must be Optimistic Over Reopening Of Oil Talks July 2S government official city board of education tonight over i on Last We Have A reopening oil talks with Britain t will promptly sign the new nomic controls as than nothing at A Republican representative of firm of Guenther and leader of will speak We it that the biU will if used Dr. Slater will present a spade i to Armstrong who will turn the think the president bit of ground and Charles like i for and terms sent from London today the architect jhy Negotiator W. ell oil production to stop j Premier Mohammed j Mattin member of Parliament's assistance ras scheduled For Wife For His t minx me 3 member 01 Chairman Spence i clerk Ol the school boarAr there was a j July of the house banking committee told newsmen as the house pre- pared to send the measure to Mr. Truman he's got to sign s better than nothing at at n special emperor of Japan has begun meeting that around a. formally present the contract for the to Bernard Mast after which by 17-year-old vation will be School board and council civic leaders and the general would be but trucks will all and without it we w not be allowed to bring -in cargoes other Government shipments will be Jones have been invited to attend vei ceremony which will last about Find Wreckage Missing Plane Soviet Union during the A statement by Thomas assembly last year after assistant to the president Japan and Italy protested that tens of thousands of captured soldiers LOS July 29 hunters today found the assembly's wreckage of a plane which last IS with four Long men and workers had not been ed and that the Soviet Union re- refused to account for Britain the U. S- took up the charging a human rights but in the AFL Teamsters International raised some as to Of Munger has been quoted s stating he will provide the in- committee the tempered to ask all countries to report on bow many prisoners of war were or to record how many died and one nothing when the present law pires next Tuesday Spence complained that the com- promise far short of what the president asked to cope with fun of and Engineer Dies sents a victory for the organized are no rollbacks he is a CLIFTON Chesapeake and Ohio Details worked out at the In the imperial ing were cabled to were but are that the who they would government is ready to accept on nationalization Education about his Karim Sanjabi told re- j By a choice will porters after the from one of the am more optimistic about of Japan s talks than at any time closely related to Unconfirmed reports said cabinet is waling to Little 11-year-old Princess K July to the oQ appears to be favored U he said is a is gomg worst ot u- he west of here tete Parts of the plane were strewn j where they were over a mountain near about 25 miles northeast In the plane when it took oS Output continued normal the from Palmdale for Long and other two Beach last September were Robert j Coy About News Of Yunan Invasion tints Sunday and picketing was The other plants re at Beech and j ear O. Try To Crack Safe Aid Of Fan JERSEY N. July 23- men tried to crack a dry leaning shop's safe early today the aid of an electric The four armed men walked into be dry cleaning shop on St. Paul tied up the night and went to work on the They started to break the com- with but leir first wallop set off a tear gas 6mb. The fumes were too much nd they bad to The watchman said they came ack a few minutes later with an July 29 j orchestra QJ 135. A relative of Gen. Li Mi said today that Li's Chinese Jack K. Lonnie and Raleigh The B. F. and D. which struck i North saw the plane from North torn a They copied the wing The sheriffs office said it was the missing They were not close enough see any remains of plane's s they .to Mr. Truman because the 29] best get under the The world of music honored Composer Richard ner tonight on the 75th anniversary of his operatic festival in this Ba- varian j Beethoven's ninth symphony once more opened a Wagnerian festival the first since 1944. jhelm Germany's i greatest living led ask the house to senu the bm along Ing the locomotive's None of the 15 passengers aboard the and the frreman i of Clifton also apparently escaped He j was brought to a hospital for a 1 Tne dead man was W. L. j July 29 iof W. Va. Train Brig isaid he apparently plunged David J. Crawford from hi through the of the Detroit iy the imperial but seme of the drastic depend on what Akihito e British objected j about report brought American have Seated Japan's future ruler 1946. Mrs. Elizabeth Gray recommended Miss Rhoads of as successor when she returned to j United States in I Both have stressed thV democratization of Japan in The bride of More than music also material for personal the crown empress of is desired future Ameri and Rep. Latham over on its and some j An announcement said 1200 feet of ripped up on of the Army Pace had taken i action after a report from jeneral showed describing the the eastbound and A ground parry will start for the Weather Industry scene Twin Babies Drown In Stream IRON July boys drowned in Buck's Lake last night when their baby buggy toppled into the Oj trying to give the impression that Nationalist headquarters knew nothing about Li's The reason for this attitude is that the Nationalists do nor want to give anyone the idea they are violating President man's ban of June 27, 1951 on against the Red Officials would say only that Cleveland Man Drowns In River narcotics peddlers who e tice especially school dren into drugs belong in with low of S this commander ot the Jury decline in industrial will replaced in more than tit arsenal command by in the federal OHIO same category with these other j and high cf 90 beasts of be said in a Fair and warmer Gen. Carroll H. serve board reported The index of at- i they had known in North but were still awaiting de- j 29 60-year-oM drowned today after 10 a. 12 noon 2 p. rx 6 p. 82 79 fO IO p. p. 83 12 5 he was The Keith and Kenneth two and a half months They went to work on i being across a ie safe again but the fan didn't j rustic Mrs. lear the fumes out of the room 3o, her grip DIES CRASH July 29 Keaton of was killed Saturday in a three-way so they this he fen into the Calumet river I a scaffold on his second mate on the James had been painting waterline Police recovered the body near Are Announced July 29 defense department SHK TMAY and based on 11935-33 average as 100, may around 215 in the board i said in a summary of business i The post-war high O July 29 In June it stood at 222, Myron president of j reached a high of 244 during -a VV Host Suffers Fatal Attack today identified 22 more battle ties in A new list reported three in. j Fremont died at rises a. Island in Lake Erie collision on Route 62. two the An inquest will be held 12 a heart 1VISI3L2 i A native of Cleveland who low in p. 31 vears was Frank In west p. I UD when caught south Mount j Keenan lived at in a on the in iLi 23 about ax tie North as host to a group of business i was thrown from u when he suffered the mobile tonight in a and received fatal
