Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - August 13, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio Southeastern Ohio's Largest Newspaper Goes Into Homes Every Morning The Times Recorder Only Paper Delivered By RFD The Same Day It Is 193 OHIO WEDNESDAY FIVE CENTS VOTERS APPROVE BONDS FOR NEW DAM Southern Ohio Selected As Site Of Government's Billion Atomic Plant New Installation Will Turn Out Fissionable Type Of Uranium By Process First Used At Oak Ridge AUR sparsely settled area in Southern Ohio some 20 miles north of Portsmouth was picked today as the site for a new plant to speed output of atomic bomb fuel The Atomic Energy Commission announced the confirming reports which circulated in Ohio since and for the heat that The fact that the new for nouer tion would be and that it This 1S tne wholly new plant would go to the general Ohio River covered by the Valley had been known for expansion program The rest of months The plant is an important the money inio extension of unit of the facilities already or building atomic expansion program for Oak Ridge gets about 464 million which Congress appropriated and the Paducah Ky plant draws money just before adjournment of 450 Those are both gaseous the last session diffusion operations With the other units of that ex- The Savannah S program it will bring for materials usable in either America's plant investment in or thr projected atomic facilities to more than six gets an extra 171 Comes To billion dollars for construction alone It will turn out the able isotope of ing that material from ore of dinary uranium by the same diffusion process used in the original U-235 plant at Oak Tenn II is the splitting of U-235 which looses the energy for blast of the for the diation which creates the isotopes of other materials increasingly im- portant in medicines and Japan Shaken By News Of Stolen Treasure Aug 12 A scandal ot missing national treasure including Empress crown shook Japan today with overtones of corruption involving wartime Japanese and American tion officials A special committee of the Diet investigating the disappearances of millions of dollars of gold and platinum released a partial report Tuesday Most of the treasure was bought by the government for wartime to Page Fair Supporters Of Measure Jubilant As Majority Passes All Expectations running To Move In Order That rft Contract For Construction tn 1 ul approved n of to pay of will cost an ml i to within will Nf ug in Wgh a t T a i v thr m ant J t Hit A t i I will probably I N I i ifs tJw FAIR CLOSE-UPS Thr at ihr road for fan ROI a first-hand of tin M-d m nt tin s in thr hr the lent entrance The then on a Yl tho Ohio of chats with of Trinway Rt about -si grandstand uns onr of thr many mir out rt on hts lour nl i of i Marines Back New Red Attacks Against Bunker Ridge S Mannas a uho in tO Aug attack f thn At th the Empress crown At tbe occupation lt was thr Communist assault in loss than 12 hours on ihr took custody Western Front position a beef have confirmed the loss of a considerably large quantity of j precious metals and eluding the Empress crown made of gold and platinum and studded with five large dia- said the report It did not specify just where the In Arkansas LITTLE Aug 12 pi Livestock Judging To Feature Events At County Fair Today Subordinate And Juvenile Grange Also To Re Evaluated Thr lop from Ohio IHI thr show rink al tho Intr MS in ly rvory department Today uill also and Stout and fiul IMV at thr road grounds and nil childron of will br admitted free of I Headlining the numerous M panel of will bo tho Parish show Thr hobby opens at thr at 9 month will bo o'clock Fair board officials said A feature afternoon entries from five counties a of i compote for blue ribbons and cash and names to tn front awards in 18 classes of thr at 1 lo k i C D extension Tnr hoard will CPU specialist of Ohio State for in h i thr rattle from Muv as foot and le for Noble boys of and i baseball Judging uill also in other swk rate and other nf and dairy Tho lair will a to will up ttw i v a for any j thr tn An- fhr People Behind Iron Curtain Hope For War A i i SI rM ir u p it f i inn in ill few miles cast of the truce town of The Leathernecks seized Bunker Ridge and nearby Siberia Uill early Tuesday morning in a i A i no i Francis Cherry jumped by a lead over Gov Sid a third term tonight on tanks and planes The Chinese Hods in me uhu h struck back i loot but two were tho basis of early scattered first time laic Tuesday after- 1 Japanese government officials I turns from today's run-off A battalion of about 700 Reds had apparently embezzled some of i cratic primary up the slopes behind a the treasure or Unofficial reports from artillery Arkansas voting boxes But the firing from talk rept for Polled of all rattle entered horticultural and Competition Tho household and garden clubs Marlh at 7 will br of a Six subordinate and Aix juvenile j exhibitor's trophy to Lloyd granges will see their exhibits to Pago Brown Prophesies Eisenhower Will Be Easy Winner In Ohio I I i AM tn NKW U out Iron ran no of in tl A fif out of of only or tn buy n pair of to A month much to for thn trxnr tiny liberation will many bul go cm rhu Thin is prut of thr by t i from ill nut nt n 0 t Latvia in In Mnd month burr wn S i to fifty And Stevenson Remains Silent On President's Part In Campaign h i ami Ail In I hnd Huf what f i r pr fabricated bunkers spotted along the ridge during a few quirt Ted W Republican of state who is seeking his Corps v ill be on duty aides will assist at thf ately the war 2 Some American Army officers for may have walked off with part of j McMath it on the pretext of confiscating total represented hurled back the Keds term at the November ing trailer is by for occupation purposes t some returns from 25 of the state's This was the first mention of thinks D county rind Ohio counties prefabricated bunkers being will rapture Ohio by a departments of a Northeast Arkansas to replace destroyed plurality in the staff will oath Line Chancery Court who was The second assault camp in jday to M tlo known outside his own dark of Chinese j Brown made this forecast September visit of tho ho ran i pushed up the hill The when he attended the unit I OO ooo votes behind McMath in ror hours preferential July was a a but hud T i 1 MH i v in that H Ify up do AM thr Country hit nf And fj no cine retr For IHT thr tha Jj f m j run to SI s 2.1 to onr in Iri i tr r y O I low do did Tfir K r WHI out J A r thr n rountry r KatoniA nnd Lithuania into tho Soviet m t with a in Hut broken in thr of and hip S W k Mt H ar- of Trd W Brown man tint t ornplnincM a complete is now in thr thf rourl uhr bmn port on of voting r with but no in Cleveland to hwd NEW Aug 12 bevy of barelegged eliminated ing fur jackets but little i kingum county The state official was Fair board Vvhen flg they never reached our cd ny Paul paid their to A K a Marine spokesman said and tho fair board I file of Philo Ut well-known Mu staged a sidewalk protest Ali y the Chinese began he arrived at the county farmer ami o Russian fur imports but lice broke up the affair incumbent Brooks Hays They told the 13 girls to go home J for The for art hour With John of IO party nT 1 Ow Disbarment by we them road grounds with his office's cor- who died Monday George Karris of or described Red Columbus of of in front of mad informal County Election board I Brown Bald thr County Board of will immediately rrrd with a with our nnd prosecuting matter to a and put on more clothes if they wanted to parade in public Tho wearing swim suits or scanty shorts topped by fur formed a picket line the Fur tion on street in Manhattan Spokesmen for the the American Breadwinners said the protest was against ment of worth of sian furs into this country from Canada Passes Driving Test And Drops Dead O Aug 12 Ing just passed his auto license driving Gus walked outside of the of- fice and collapsed yesterday Three student nurses who to be nearby tried to help him but Miller was dead by the time he reached the hospital Dollar Day In Zanesville It's Dollar Day in and merchants of the city arc offering many gains for this semi-annual event Check the advertisements in this issue of The Times Re- corder for outstanding values in summer and plan a shopping trip town today fall merchandise is now arriving in Zanesville and merchants must clear the shelves of summer goods to make room You will be pleased at the bargains of- casualties as Brown toured the grounds and the fair The Marines had been waiting watched the best teams in this has for the attack It came ar 1 a m tion of the state compete in the work Communist guns opened up pulling contest m front of the thunderously J grandstand The biz Five minutes later Red He was among the last raced up the lower to leave and told fair officials he Columbus Allied artillery and mortars laid every minute of it r 1 rwi 1 IM r C V utor Another I Barrier Down midway O firm of thr down a deadly of fire ns train and Manslaughter Charges Filed In Shooting Aug Brown he had spent most of the day his of as a He is preparing Thr v.as on the a film to teach election officials first of the proper procedures in the coming threatening national election Gratiot 32 Many volunteers from the local club has a Manslaughter charges were filed RCd Cross chapter will be on at fair here today against Clayton the Muskingum county fair ail Tt Ino of Careless as result of the death last James Red Cross young rhap who n day of Mack W a Aid chairman and a crew of demise on the highways tired laborer nurses will be on duty 1 Osborn was fatally wounded by each day at the station under the Marshall Covered Wagon a shotgun blast during a commissioner for the Boy with Hay and Leonard The Red Cross also cordially in- is in charge of on 21 a friend of Hay Both Hay fairgoers to stop at the af the rounty fair this werk Hannars were injured in the center in the grandstand Grey j you will was recently k i J pf j ror of ii north of O t wn t in return to law all Apparent Ir- of A for- bo stopped and must be must no recurrence from nnw to illegal of thr Cuyahoga jn appeal ihr com an The Weather OHIO Partly ft t Wednesday 1 rour Piling with to jaw r O A s o n of if from iK Sf Me ty saiM n H 70 p m 77 hair man sai'l from Ralph P m T-I 10 p 1 12 Midnight 71 y prosecutor housr Clark SKES TODAY I pi mi p ml change of shots Ladies and members of the to Page -i BOY I by tho Commission O a Columbus 12 9.32 p m last thr son of Mr and Mrs low in a m hoard to wai killed p prove a route through the tank for a ex- low m m his face
