Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 1, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio Southeastern Ohio's Largest Newspaper Goes Into Homes Every Morning The Times Recorder News Only Paper Delivered By RFD The Same Day It Is Printed 52 PHONE 10 PAGES MARCH 1952 COLDER FIVE CENTS MOTORIST FATALLY TRAIN Peace Talks Reach New Stalemate Allies Reject Soviet Russia As Inspector March armistice negotiations ed their most critical impasse in seven months Friday when a high-level United Nation Com- mand decision barring Russia as a neutral truce inspector was de- livered to the Communists Angrily the Communists ed that the Allies withdraw their statement and accuse Command of ar- and aloof negotiators had informed the Reds that no circum- stances will there be a change in the decisions The rejection of was called absolutely and The Allies aso announced there was no possibility they would don their stand against forcing prisoners to return to the nist side if they did not want to go back Gen William P Command said the decision to bar Russia from as a neutral came from high military Correspondents at advance headquarters got the impression to Page Million Shirts For Congressmen Dies In Tank Task Force Strikes Blow At Communist Lines March 1 tanks broke through Communist positions in sudden thrusts on the Central and Western Korean Fronts Friday and poured a stream of gun fire mto enemy dugouts and ridges before drawing An Allied barrage of supported one strong task force of Patton tanks which lumbered through on the Central 30 miles north of Parallel 38 Another party ot tank raiders smashed west of on the Western Front and stirred up heavy answering fire from Com- munist artillery and mortars This unit returned to its lines one hour and 40 minutes later The tank actions topped Allied activities along the front The Reds sent light patrols against Allied positions on the Eastern Front but withdrew after brief clashes Snow melted rapidly across the battle line as temperatures rose to the and in the first early spring reading CROSSING CRASH FATAL Frank H of North River Rt was fatally injured when a Baltimore and Ohio railroad passenger tram struck his pickup truck at a crossing near itv waterworks yesterday evening He was the fifth traffic victim in Muskingum county this the fourth this month volunteers haul the wreckage off the track Cincinnati Man Dies In Chair For Slaying Wife Feb 29 George nati died in the electric chair at Ohio penitentiary tonight for the of his wife weak and emaciated from was strapped in the chair at p.m He mumbled an inaudible sentence to the Rev K penitentiary chaplain Four minutes he was dead The Cincinnatian was convicted of slashing the throat of his on the night of Sept 1950 Twice the scheduled tion date was set back Gov Frank J Lausche late today refused to set it back again Warden Ralph W Alvis said ler had made no special requests For his last meal he asked fried creamed corn bread and soda pop and ice cream Tiller was convicted of first de- gree murder Feb 1951 peals through the Ohio supreme court delayed his execution from Sept 1951 to Jan 1952 Gov Lausche then set the date back until tonight to study the case The governor did rot disclose his reasons for refusing to grant clemency Secretary Of State Acheson Wants More Foreign Aid Funds Feb of State Acheson said night that the North Atlantic Allies have taken toward becoming a bastion of world peace and he urged from the American people for a continued foreign aid program days of danger are still with Acheson said The fore- es will be available in Europe by the end of this year are not the total forces required to assure the maintenance of of peace This is true even when the productive power of the United States and our air power is added In a nationally broadcast and televised Acheson ed to the nation on the tentative decisions taken at the North At- Treaty Organization meetings just concluded at Lisbon Appealing to the people to port President Truman's coming request to Congress for in new foreign aid he said U.S assistance playing a vital part in the ture of strength which is being built in Although he praised the ments reached at Lisbon as con- FEWER SMALL SCHOOLS Feb 29 schools in Ohio ber 198 during the school Prisoner Refuses Innocent Verdict Feb 29 Carlton M who refused a court verdict of today was sentenced to three years in prison as a draft law violator Sentence was passed by U S District Judge Carl A who called the case most unusual I've ever seen in my 40 years of law from S C turned down a directed verdict of acquittal at his trial 10 days ago Ho then testified against and a jury found him guilty of ing to register for selective service The court had directed jurors at first to find Owen innocent for lack a reduction of 77 from evidence previous state Education Police arrested a rector Clyde Hissong reported for questioning last July day and found he had no draft card Sunday Preview rr How It Looks From Here By Editors Three Killed 150 Injured In Tornado Tenn Feb 29 A tornado stabbed mto the heart of the south central Tennessee community of ville late at least three about 150 injured and entire blocks The furious winds struck with blitz eyewitnesses reported fanned by the whistling sprang up and completed the destruction of many buildings damaged by the Severe wind and hail the winds Communications were cut except for mobile radio units set up by National Guardsmen and the Tennessee highway patrol Feb appears to be in for a deluge of shins But he suspects they'll be old and so he isn't too excited about it A campaign was started yesterday in district Don McColly of the California State Fairn told an audience in my I say You aro taking now m taxes almost everything but my shirt So you might as well haxe too McColly yanked off his shirt So did eight others they said their goal uas a million shirts for congressmen When was told of this he I understand uhat they're trying to do They want to dramatize tho whole tax situation s all of but I don't need any shn ts to remind me how to I'm already Scudder said he had voted against all sorts of administration measures voted against last year's tax on the theory that if the administration would no increase would be he said But agreed he still may be m for a lot of shirts What size docs he May as well get a good fit while you're at congressman not much likelihood I'll get any shirts lit to he those people want economy Ill North River was bet each one of thorn was wearing his oldest shut Jy yesterday evening when his pickup truck was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger tram at a ing near the city Fishor died at tal at 8 28 o'clock without ing consciousness He suffered in the Hospital Of Injuries Frank Fisher Year's Fifth Traffic Victim Frank H of backer of Western defense agreed tonight to try to form a government lo replace that of thc retiring Edgar Faure j President Vincent Auriol Reynaud back to Pans over for strength and economic solvency that split the National Assembly wide open early today WHALE OF A SWALLOW A helicopter Starts to disappear mto the mouth of a huge plane at the air force base at Westover Mass After being pulled into the cargo compartment of the larger the copter is to be flown to Korea for rescue work there Senate Committee ments reached at Lisbon as i D to growing free power APDFOVCS against the threat of L F Acheson cautioned that much work remains to be done Wartime Premier Reynaud To Form French Cabinet T u r i dcnt which occurred at 5 53 Feb 29 Wartime i o'clock Premier Paul a tirm He was lno traffic accident victim m Muskingum county this thf fourth this month tile police and thc department who investigated the crossing gave this count of the The locomotive struck the of Fisher's pickup A deputy of the right-wing Ui pendent Republicans and holder of 20 feet f several ministries in the WM apparently Reynaud had made a speech in I fd Chicle He was found London on the proposed unified thc wav some ropean army when he received foot from the call from j A ambulance from the Reynaud was at the French funeral home rushed helm during the disastrous early Fisher to the hospital months of World War n Marshal Petain succeeded him and thc mans threw him into prison In a recent budget cal Socialist Pierre Mendes de- clared Russians laugh to see us being crushed by our military budget and deeper into Reynaud you must choose between inflation and But inflation remains a problem France switched attention today from her defense said tho crossing was not protected by automatic warning to Page Russia Insulted By To Tell Story Of Katyn The report of the dead and free will accomplish jured came from the guardsmen by peaceful means what tyrants 3 flH 1 fi rt Tint rt Vl n he and patrol crews which went into never been able to action immediately the word in so they will out Highway patrol the creative energy In Soldier Pay Feb 29 Senate Armed Services Committee approved today a to give a 3 XT u 11 demonstrate me cem pay boost to m Nashville gave the figures on power of freedom which the dead and injured Other areas in North Alabama and Central Tennessee suffered from the but Fayetteville was by far the hardest hit In Fort Ala 70 miles to the seven persons were injured Two of the three were identified by officers as Mrs Eugene about and Wollard both of Fayetteville I continue to flourish long after tyrannies have been forgotten described five major accomplishments of the Lisbon to Page The Blaze Routs Hotel Guests Goodrich Strike In Second Day O Feb 29 first strike aimed at unionizing a the seven story Feb 29 one of the most spectacular in years in downtown wrecked the Clinton Hotel forcing more than 125 hotel guests and occupants of by apartments to flee to the street The fact that the fire started rubber company's office went into its second day J staff structure with thick smoke j Senate action for some time before flames the armod forces and increased living allowances to with dependents The estimated cost to the 475 million dollars That was d sharp reduction from the hill already passed by the House It called for a flat 10 per cent increase in both base pay and The estimated cost was 850 million dollars a year Chairman Russell said committee vote to send the completely rewritten measure on to the Senate was unanimous But he said four or five members favored granting only the in- creased living and some opposed all increases ever thoy sending the to the Sonata for debate Russell told he hopes for early led throughout the helped prevent any loss of life An estimated 60 and aj TIMELY AND TOPICAL The second installment of the is set for Monday story by Norris Schneider on the late Ralph port a native of who won The company has refused to as an electrical engineer and inventor as mg agent for its office employes Some pickets mostly en kept production ers away from six B F Goodrich Co plants Quests were made ill i smoke Assistant Police asked common pleas dcnt Herbert P Kitchenman told an injunction against at the scene that all mass Picketing by Local 5 of the of the awakened 00 United Rubber Workers and and m to contended pickets were displays of force toward persons desiring to the plants Injured In Auto License Stickers Go On Sale Today New stickers for auto and truck windshields indicating ers have paid 1952 driving fees go on salo today all t Ohio and residents Feb 29 commitments to a matter of Russia insult rowing cash to pay her to the Soviet an invitation bills tell Congress its story of the The Treasury was so nearly Kalyn Forost massacre of Polish broke a special meeting of the war prisoners early m World caretaker ministers called to II to borrow 25 billion francs The Embassy made the of 70 hc a to Stain Department lion from the furring down and denouncing the Bank of France to cover operating invitation It been extended expenses travel to 723 West Mam Thc sale of the shekels will con- all but no vehicles will be operated alter April 1 un- less the have been by a House committee headed by Rep Madden which is to fix blame for o I The massacre came to light in raCeS Strike Germans showed foreign correspondents the graves O Feb 29 of slaughtered Poles in the of the past year Four Springfield firms which Katyn Forest near International Harvester Co The will be issued only trucks wuh a Thp Germans blamed the to car owners who their 1951 registration cards in addition tract signed Tho present to the certificate of title For expires at a union jf the fee will he said tonight unless a new con- sians for thc Russians blamed Germans and Americans have before the Madden committee the registrar's fee and tho A spokesman for Local Russians shot down the must be placed in the right Truck Drivers said the in an effort to destroy hand corner of the windshield ion a per mile boost intelligentsia Miss Julia deputy an hour trar for South has drivers and six paid ost of Farmers Plan paid off KG in the hardware a six-month store will be open daily from 8 30 clause and to tions 12 Stanley now get six to trar here has announced and 58 Pcr hour Feb cams may USP the White not on lhp road Yardmen Clinton county farmers met here parking lot his HPW West 57 por hour About men tonight to ar uhat can be done Anthrax Fight 29 Thirteen persons were injured Main street offices getting their licenses and that extra hflp will be on hand so there should no long waiting periods ft OOd Holders of rved license one dollar this for they will pay only day m a collision of two trolley fpe for buses m front of 125 West markers are 4 1 street jng uwd because of thc shortage Several of them were reported of metal at hospitals to be suffering from possible skull fractures To Be Discharged L S lold pf ho uill fire Karg further spread of an- swine Latest totals have farms r quarantine in dnd 19 or more hogs dead And m near nogs were reported one definitely from anthrax The farm v icr R a 0 from the health de- farmers will be WITH SPRING and another building boom just around the Times Signal photographers visit the Block those who are engaged in making what is con- the expensive and most popular tion material FOK THE A note about a new handwork Swedish revival of an old-time handcraft Observations on new summer materials in Fashions and Fancies THAT LITTLE SESSION on baseball held ing the will be wound up tomorrow in the Sports Section Don't miss it IF YOU ARE NOT a regular subscriber to Thc Sunday Times dial ana your name on the list which already includes almost every family in to say nothing of rural Muskingum county and neighboring communities Federal trying to mcd proverbial lion last get the rubber plants going and area fried to arrange meetings dents are hoping the remainder of George Local 5 the proverb about leaving like a was m Columbus where he is holds true tions none is in serious reporters were thc month of ar- toid t Faulty buscs way to high on one of the -j 11 ue tO RUC tO a Foust suspended Karg Fcb 4 for to state W he wasn t haxe or with explanation of his any m last and chase of preferred Stock in the has been anv Year day comes but once Kav Brand Parkins tf L j ui arnopp animals er in four and young folks u every clay but when the Karg had the To Raise Own Pay ing on a committee formed by the Snow began about buses it to ram into the protest to authorities the Kay Brand now legislature to investigate the state Friday driven by ten to of thc othPr trolley are John Law as thp poking Co for The Weather highway 15 miles per hour northeast sa m alleged adulteration of meat promise of two or three Detective James McCoid and he mcnes of snow on the ground PtK Lemmon interrupted an h Judge May Be Permitted morning lired anticipated honeymoon at the bus f Temperatures are predicted i Of flan terminal Friday night and as a dropping to 28 degrees early result the young people returned to and uere already falling rapidly Feb 29 their respective their Feb 29 A north of here last night hcc Sgt Martin Maher wrote his parents judge of combined courts can give was at 8 a m superiors am not ready to The boy was the girl IS srd Birthday Present and a little colder a few snow rolder at Sunday con- cloudy and 10 i 11 P m 42 mr dO W vl A i J tAf I 1 himself a pay raise if thc and tho at 3 p m and asked them to get him off a both are high school sophomores 29 12 2 p 12 10 r m 39 22 Midnight 35 The mercury was still above keg of dynamite he has been ing last midnight but was expected ting on fur nearly a year to dip sharply The Columbus weather bureau tion he serves increases during his the third district court of peals ruled today the court such a judge may not exclude fees from inheritance tax cases from his tal and his earnings may not 1 driving conditions Sunday is be checked be- He formally reported a case of dynamite stored in the basement IRONTON Feb 29 Myron Palm SKIES TODAY four years ago got a j in a birthday 6 20 Morris FOP of died a seven two ounce indicated two inches of snow may property room directly beneath of burns when he brother be expect with hazardous building post and the police backed into a ladle of Doctors figured that chances nih exceed that of the county's com- mon pleas judges to continue cold with no fore some desk sergeants and re- more snow I porters take a ride into oblivion molten metal at work at the the birth of two Leap Year babies Dayton Malleable Ironton company a family in a row are about one plant here I 144 a iii a I to one million low in west Satum low In In southeast 3 7 02 p m 7 p m 8 25 pm 9 17 p m 1 53 a m 1
