Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 1, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio Southeastern Ohio's Largest Newspaper Goes Into Homes Every Morning The Times Recorder Today's News Today Only Paper Delivered By KFD The Same It Is Printed 156 PHONE OHIO TUESDAY JULY 1 1952 FAIK AND FIVE CENTS GOP FACTIONS FIGHT President Reluctantly Signs To Extend Controls For 10 Months Truman Not Enthusiastic About Law Passed By Congress In Place Of j Continuance Sought By White House j WASHINGTON June extension of the basic authority for price and controls was signed j into late today by President Truman but he delayed a statement telling what he thinks of it What he says about the extension which to replace the old law expiring midnight tonight probably will not be complimentary The extension with amendments which price control officials con- tend weaken the effectiveness i of their weapons fails far short oti the two-year continuance andj strengthening which asked Congressional leaders who talked j with Truman earlier in the day said he was not enthusiastic the which Congress sent to desk Saturday i The While House indicated then that he would sign the and issue a statement ting forth his views Late in day however the White said the President had signed New Suspected Taft Forces Battle With M Sympathizers I For Seats In Convention DENVER Colorado meeting here nuclear cists and Atomic Energy has rise reports of some im- j development in he atomic energy meeting took place included Dr Enrico Fermi Dr Edward Teller arc Or Harold C- Urey of Chicago scientists who played a major part in of the atom bomb and AFC scientists No one would to reporters about it but some of the participants ters of high scientific importance were jn also may have been was held on the eve of the American Physical Society here it followed a series oJ developments In and elsewhere which brought bomb once more the headlines j The developments possibly tie in with this series of 1 One the first sessions the physicist society meeting was taken up almost ly reports research on tritium the hydrogen considered essential to a successful H-bomb These reports were secret but they held little meaning for who does not know something about the secrets related to hydrogen bomb re- search 2 The statement of Sen McMahon head of the congressional Atomic Energy Committee indicating H-bomb has been produced J Robert hid charge of the building of first uranium bomb New word in Washington that sians may be ready to wage real atomic war by 1554 1 Also here said a political factor may be at work in Dr Oppenheimer is chairman of he AEC sory Commission His term along with j those of two other commission members j Dr James Conant president of Harvard i University ami Dr A Du Bridge j dent of the California Institute of Technology j expires 1 I The Advisory Commission has been Feuding Clans Gathering At Chicago As National Committee Gets Ready To Study Claims From Seven States CHICAGO June e fight over 72 disputed some scientists she atomic energy Dr t Republican National Convention enough to decide a battle for the party's presidential swings 3 The recent White House visit of Dr j critics by gram Dr Oppenheimer and Dr tomorrow have been named specifically by some extension into law and that the statement would not he issued un- til tomorrow morning j If he had not signed the all wage-price rent and allocation thority would have expired at The new extends for 3 fuu year or until June 30 1953 authority for allocations and covering scarce Federal rent controls will go in three months on Sept 30 ex- cept in areas which A take action to request that thoy he continued or E been certified as critical defense j Southeast Ohio Welcomes Lower Temperature i More Comfortable Weather Moves In S On Heels Of Wind And Rain Storms j Cooler moved into the Muskingum Valley last i offering welcome relief to Southeastern who have been im- past two weeks under record-breaking temperatures J to 77 early last night 20 degrees cooler than the average mercury weeks day's high was SS recorded at Talks the of a series of punishing f storms that disrupted power 111 communications Sunday night J housing areas Some 53 million persons live in areas hut under rent controls at present Chicago Philadelphia and Francisco are examples The new also prohibits price j TV i tiT c n nil FELXS TREK The porch at a home in O was demolished bv this tree which toppled Sunday a wind and rain storm The storm caused damage in the S from trees early Monday The Ohio Power company re- j ported late yesterday that ice had been restored to all junc 30 LV tions of the city where a severe i Q ao j electrical storm brought a virtual in toj j black out early Caldwell New Concord Brownsville ul I other Southeastern Ohio villages jcontracts within hours were spending the day cleaning j The identities of the firms and the wreckage left by the number conferring with high winds hail and high water i the union in Pittsburgh is a closely The total rainfall measured j guarded secret The union is play- inches at municipal airport and cards close to its chest and additional 0.00 inches fell during j wants the negotiations hush-hush showers Monday j until the signatures on the con- The weatherman forecast partly are dry Union spokesmen and not so high no comment on the progress lures during the day contract talks under USW The crackling electrical storms President Philip Murray has said SOMETHING ON HIS MIND Sen Robert A seeking tht Republican presidential nomination at the GOP in cago gazes at ilio door of the Presidential suite in Congress hotel which he has made Ins headquarters for the final of nis campaign Associated Council Approves Legislation Limiting Movement Ot Trucks Turn to Page 5 Senate Approves Billion Military Budget would be made after he had cm ino oO a military ann The decision on Uie proposed moving of the cePuty auto registra r's by here will be returned next Thai was announced yesterday by R F registrar Lke Pile Bureau Motor Vehicles following a meeting jit the auditorium the National bank yesterday afternoon who Stewart traveling auditor office heard complaints believe several automobile dealers against nor two deputy re while set granting a union shop Some of the smaller nies are willing to go along with Mrs Pilcher recommendations of th race by the and rnakin council last nigh approved legislation barring heavy It pits the forces of Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio against the partisans of Gen Dwight D Eisenhower The men are the contenders or the top spot on the GOP the decision couM turn on the outcome j of the disputes The party's National Committee tomorrow wiil begin a series oi I hearings contests iThe committee listen to con- claims of delegates from seven states At stake will be 72 ol the convention's 1.206 votes The subcommittee on contests day drew up the agenda for sions of the full committee It took form of recommendations of at the hearings The program was arranged to ake up tht contests in al order of he stales George T Hansen national com- from Utah arai nan of the subcommittee told the full committee mil hear each case at a public session Then he added the committee will go into a huddle behind closed doors and deliberate on a verdict However he said in instances only a small number of delegates the committee will an- its decision in as many as three cases at one -n figures three days would be required to settle all contests Leaders of the feuding claims will present their arguments and much like lawyers in a court Then the combination court and jury the National re- turn its verdict Arguments traditionally have been limited to a half-hour for each side Eisenhower chieftains that is far too little Jack Porter head of the delegation told newsmen he and John Minor dom the Eisenhower delegates Turn to Page 5 Please The legislators passed the proposal as an emergency measure orders to enforce em- Q hf WASHINGTON Senate tonight approved a T budget containing K cash and credit tc Ac armed forces m uie new vear which starts The by far the largest the appropriations measures 10 the government in fiscal goes to conference with the Thai body last week passed a measure all of Both versions are far asked by resident Truman for new fiscal year burred about the could were j union shop thus making union offices I a narrow escape after a condition of location in the after it proposed i winds whipped up waves company building location be set up ile said n lake and their j i West Main street said the decision however the county auditor were Mr and ind as me s rthur of 1317 Pine and Mrs Marjorie of ordered avenue v movc Cincinnati yesterday was I after complaints test spot in Ohio where readings O truck was on in the 92 and the heat was v.here licenses for more to bring Man I COLUMBUS Passage of the measure G one of tils bigger obstacles adjournment of Congress hope to wind up the s sion by in advance o the conventions i draft Belore passing its version the a Senate had voted unanimously an Force buildup plan Sen had Tunn CDC c in packers today entered a 1 surprise plea of guilty to a m a Common Pleas judge t n I n Wage G said police would grant as soon as signs can be cd at ail points staie district and school zones federal routes enter The ordinance provides Council lames a lid of for the first of- to for the second of- jup after city 525 o for the third i many ni the trucks offenses all over the i seeking out jn the business dis- i tie state and rou or school zones arc best to in 0 loads he declared Ohio Man Ready Great Battle Delegates faster than A five days Pleas Judge Cheste him to one iO vears in Ohio but Firemen Injured hat lasted also approved COLUMBUS O June 30 X t court today sentenced ive vears in federal prison conform firemen were injured an June 30 execution of trie sentence j hr o three others overcome by heat was blamed here today I ior 45 asked OV today in a blaze tha if or mere deaths ithe delay because his wife struck the Y i Paul Co Inc 50 died when had a baby and because he to settle o for In ten feet into a cinder bin at a i business i concrete block plant Company said apparently i overcome by live h started to descend a lad apparently i heat as ladder the about O June 7 Sen Taft of Ohio flew this Republican National tion today and jumped into the reat battle over delegates Tomorrow the firing starts in earnest for thc National Com- cxi delegate fights involving seven states key votes in a tight race those could factor in the I GOP in tne that gets under way I Tart Gen D- top rivals for the at point are scrapping it for the contested delegates will come miles per hour on state said the blaze started L week Thu land 01 roads and 500 passenger car tires the business district S on the second floor hour on other city streets Clouds of black smoke that couit the National its stand on who from he once He fell head first the killed in Robert Solves Civil War Tombstone Mystery varies were g the House for wiu rave to be adjusted by a Intoxication Charges Filed After Woman Shoots At Friend hospital arid late -i to Si Francis hospital The Weather A avenue woman was being held last night at police j headquarters on an intoxication i charge after she fired a wild shot j at a friend climaxing what i lice described as a drinking j spree She Martha E of SOT Goddard avenue Lt George Hodgson gave this report of the Miss Shanley was waiting on the front porch when George of the same address Ar- rived home in a cab shortly after 5 o'clock left the cab when Miss Shanley suddenly picked up a -22 caliber rifie she had on porch and at the slug missed ricocheted nue Carl Ray dispatched to scene Miss Shanley Lt said additional charges of discharging firearms inside the city limits would bo filed against the woman Mickey Dillinger driver of the taxi told police while he was taking home he received a call to pick up Miss and take her downtown would a rise of ove funds granted her father the late George to rim the jaces the grocer and to and warm put aside some thing L humid Tuesday arid then crashed at night fair jori another car Mrs warmer with Mrs Howe I j Monday's i It Gets Really Hot SHOOTING TROY j continued today the death of of iroy who shot Thursday at Tipp while working on a 11 I In Europe er Police Chief Clarence of Tipp City said 14-year old STAR id claimed a 30 caliber carbine he was LONDON June 30 It than Heil almost He is Merkle son of Mr and Mrs Valley Tne stricken taken to the Columbus tal Sunday Attendants the hospital said the youth's nas been nosed as polio j The have five i children four at The missing covered in the dry wo weeks Calvary bed som from M es were ves Mars tic Moor Jupiter rises TOOAY IWAI corded a temperature o i degrees while temperatures m trie middle 90s sent Europeans p m i where to their beaches in Europe today Si The little community of Hell on BRYAN O June Northern Coast of Norway re- a walk cafes Kramer county ice officer revealed he has ed the stone issued by the to mark the graves of Civil War stone bore D F Co W j Vs Cav of Hudson wrote was the Department of Archives and of West Virginia circular hay baler Coroner Their records revealed C Paul Waid i David Suites a crushed chest was mistered 36 of Zanesville into service at en Nov 19 ISol and j was mustered cut 30 after with the West Secord Cavalry Kramer his 1 ton a step further Alter con- I stilting county records It re- that the died 30 and was buried in 69 at Mt Calvary Hew the got the torn of the river will probably remain ar unsolved mystery Taut workmen irom the county en- office will restore the marker to its proper place The stone was found by three youths when the river level dropped because of the break In j the dam 4 V
