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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 25, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio                               Serving Southeastern Ohio For Sixty-Five Years Always Fair H 1 1 he 1 imes Recorder OF SERVICE WEAR IT PROUDLY 254 Charter Member of Associated Press OCTOBER FAIR AND COOL FIVE CENTS 7 Planes Hit North Korea Column Rok Soldiers Move Slowly Toward Border Oct 25 Jet and 1 en fighter planes 55 North Korean vehicles damaged 40 others ahead Local Organizations Mark Red Troops np United Nations Religious And Civic Bodies Aid In Program OSU Students From Abroad Are Guests Here The infant United Nations was five years old and Zanesville observed day with religious and events Four Ohio State three of them from abroad and two t newly arrived in the United of Jewish faith given intensified in spent the day as guests few good targets the Far East their campaign to raise for the Jewish Welfare Fund of a United Nations com- air force washable to find on its night when they heard Dr Noah a secretary-general South Korean troops advancing cabinet member of the new Israeli toward the compared notes with Sam chairman of the the air force reported today j United Jewish Appeal before the kickoff dinner night The concentration was covered at 20 miles southwest of near the border at a point about midway across the Korean is ed to be the new Communist refugee capital The mass of one of Of Israeli Of consecutive day of the cabinet of the new state of Israeli tell of existing conditions tions over was attacked in the homeland of their forefathers Tuesday The South Korean sixth di vision pushed troops past close Dr Brand was the principal speaker at a kickoff dinner in the Zane hotel It was well at- tended and Sam drive Presided Mayor pull back when the road ham G Watson extended official came impassable I greetings of the city The drive of South When the meeting Korean troops toward the a total had been border was slowed only and the volunteer by bad roads and faulty were the goal to Page be reached within the ed 10 days Morris Schusterman and A Goodman were tod mourned the ed by Goldstein as captains 01 teams to make the Marvin Lewis of the Junior Chamber of 1 Ul O Al beaded the local group at a in the i The following wrere other represented by Mrs William Berlin Applauds Booming Tones Of Freedom Bell Inhabitants Nation Next On Kremlin Agenda Residents Of Eastern Zone Defy Communists i 24 1 Communist news agencies said tonight that the armies of Red China have been ordered to march on the county of Tibet and indicated the Oct invasion already was in motion The first booming tones of the ADN Soviet licensed news agency of East quoted Freedom Bell moved nearly Xw Chma news half million Berliners to of the Chinese Communists many to as they rang out today a United of the Chinese Peoples armies Tuesday received orders i Nations day message of hope to march mto Tibet to free the echoed radio around the inhabitants of this ftry from The bronze created Peiping radio made the for West same Berlin bv U S public subscript if the ADN re- tion under the sponsorship of is came one for of months dedicated in a speech by Koreans began their Lucius D U S chairman march the MAKES A Harry Truman spreads his hands Community Chest Drive Report Luncheon Today to emphasize a point during his address yesterday the United Nations general assembly on its fifth anniversary The chairman of last spring's United president called for unanimous agreement on a dis- Friendship armament plan Bernard vice- 4 and member of the East-West Rev SAN Oct 24 Dale Sowers Ministerial stunned entertainment L C Community For Real Disarmament dred Colored Federated of the crusade allel on June 25 The ceremony turned into wth tremendous demonstration as and Ger Berliners trekked in on 01 the assort Truman Suggests OO a one of isolated East in defiance of Red attempts to drown out the bell's message starting today and Tne immigrant boy NEW Oct a sudden change of Jerome has been voice thrilled America for a half and and G B Truman urged the United Nations to combine named campaign nere last night of a Council on Human talks about atomic control and conventional in an effort th t n h u m Part a ftp fir TnA o i uic la a Well me achieve and disarmament Until hungeT a death chairman and student at Ohio State headed the that killed him tion students The three from said When the drive opened a year only was subscribed This noon the last of three at tne initial dinner meeting campaign report luncheons ofi n PH an Community Chest workers wiU Jolson was Kurt R Bogner of be held in the YWCA as He lound hotel Akwiwu NKem closing phase of the drive is en- m to er coming to San Francisco to Of and tored press his but his word make a recording with Bernard Biet of France Every possible pledge should pictures of the plight of Israeli Crosby I Each student spoke to two or be turned in this Chairman body of the singer three classes at Lash high school WD Murphy said last He referred to the dinner he was fiown to Los Angeles this in the and again during that the most complete been served as making him afternoon after being viewed by the afternoon at be chalked up on the big to Page and disarmament Until dis- Russell M armament the president the U S will build up its to help keep peace More Alleged Subversives Held By FBI Salary Kickback The Soviet Union for years has sought a combination of atomic and arms negotiations president was reported to have decided the time has come to see if the Soviet Union would a sincere effort to work began a disarmament treaty Sov iet Foreign Minister An- j But the spirit at the crowd which heard Clay declare that Berlin is only spot of dom behind the Iron made it apparent that the Communist leaders I ceremonies marked one of in a drive worst spiritual defeats for the new m Berlin since the cold jaw Oct 24 department arrested Chest blackboard Morning work today was ed by Chest leaders on the part of those workers and leaders Speaks Mind About UN Flag Jewish funeral services will be conducted at Los Angeles Rabbi Max Nussbaum at at Temple Israel on Attempt Hollywood boulevard near the in so of the goal Q theaters where To Wreck Rev Russell E A woman bought a son name had often been m of the Zanesville advertisement in the tist will give the m- LANCASTER Ort drei Y Vishinsky withheld many San Franciscans at a school The students were widow formerly employed in ment He merely referred chapel during the ed to return in the future and fhe Rep Walter E porters to speech yesterday to Page Brehm today when the Russian said Mr that he took of her man is using the old Hitler over a three-year period of instead of At the same time the ment worked on plans for first steps to meet Communist de- fiance of the which requires by the Red Oct 24 Columbus Dispatch yesterday to His death was attributed federal bureau of investi promptly branded the charge as Mrs Clara Soliday 75 of Lo O sued for recovery of the plus an additional The speaking at a colorful and packed session of assembly on the fifth ithe birthday every effort at disarmament He WASHINGTON C 0 Oct The deadline for the registration passed last night with not a Commission and the Commission vocation The benediction will be speak mind about the coronary a form of j tion today charged an Ohio The suit was filed in for Conventional Armaments spoken Rev Karl E Nations heart attack caused by either a an unsuccessful attempt common pleas couit by have done but hoff pastor of St Luke's the Stars and Stripes fly blood riot or hardening of the derall a Pennsylvania railroad i Attorney Hubert D for- he thc work these 1 an church the ad titled arteries train in Wilberforce last Oct of Hocking commissions can now be brought imore closely together Special steps have been taken Mrs Louise Gwynne Burr be- it came about 9 p m as Al An FBI charge to increase the pace of the came concerned over a picture played gin rummy with two Commissioner Charles has possibility to be paien and build attendance and of the United Nations flag friends in his suite i- 4 i A rn Jl Tl reports in today s 24 Carl Ross on the J 1 itself appeared the likely first ty farmer now in action which might in for polio in a week or two and won't have to will take years to get i through the courts about getting his corn in or campaign of alien de tention and the moves for Some 76 of his friends or punishment of neighbors did the task for him in general grow out of day picking a field of new Communist control law corn in two hours and just before congress went planting his wheat C Philip Ross said last over the dead in Korea American identified the man as Herman congressional district Jed is whether their work might Floyd Kinner His whereabouts j for eight years He is a revitalized if carried forward She used the picture m her ad Criminal 3 P To Face Court at this field of crosses are now known for re-eJection Kov 7 the future through a new and The charge said Kinner Reached at his Millersport consolidated disarmament ed a switch that would have de- Brehm branded the suit the president said i railed the train night Special announcements plans will be given to vv making their presence im- they had the to he stated their own her ad Donors who have pledges said are the Stars and which have not said old Cleveland who led changed switch was There 1S not a ed are asked to call The Chest The sam urban Mariemont and railroad of- of truth in it S The FBI declined any thing I heard Oct 24 on the charge It was not it's too fantastic to re- John Joseph immediately he told newsmen and the most until an effective system office or this monger ine They will be picked up Minister Held For Delinquency the British of a phase and gave also declined comment the Kremlin in them a tough when ar- rd will be arraigned in m to iH the U N flas assault with intent to kill a damned She never of disarmament is let us be clear about the task ahead The course the nations can take in tho situation is to create the armaments needed to make the world secure against BALSAM Wis Oct 24 ed An minister who ran off with a hign school C 1 girl was held for trial today on of contributing to the l of a BoOSt I The Rev Harold who was fired from his WASHINGTON Oct 24 P because of tho affair with a The of Locomotive mp bark onp rent of her I werp why did shP Slon work for me for throe didn't she mp rc did she wait after hor job to Hip a Grain The ted Soliday put up O Oct on vacation They are separata under different sections To OM Oct 24 The attorney general set the stage today for Wednesday's court test of whether FBI records show that known as John Murphy Jonn John John Joseph John an unused refrigerator in Mrs John John Tipp s tavern two days after she and has reported him missing He had 21 times foi been shot twice and wrapped in Miami county community Ice Box Slaying after he looted a store Fla Oct 24 last night Mavor E A grand jury today indicted Mrs t Jordan of Tipp on a first degree to this in order to try to men from if hpr old Bobby r The child was found stuffed in Oty afternoon j While the damage was not it was expected to lun Amery waived Engineers announced it 21 times foi been shot twice and wrapped in OV was behoved to be and was bound would serve Nov 3 on the CHIPS and has served a sheet Tho woman jj circuit court He was nation's railroads asking for a 18 jn Tho Ohio penitentiary sain a fodl odor attracted her COLUMBUS 0 OM 24 wero hamp held in default of bond per rent increase for on- the ire box Ohio's first highway post sain No trial date has been m road Mrs Tipp has insisted is vvho is married A minimum of a She said 000 aUo was an i tho of two or approximately 35 an missing and she was suic was with the girl at thour will bo a robber killed the boy Neb Oct 13 a field in even less time Then they planted the 34 acres in wheat i Party telephone lines buzzed for days while were made Many who helped are members of the Austin ist church At noon today the 76 gathered around the barn where the Rev James G Shaw of the church led thpm in prayer and thanked them for their work ition board workers can aid The women of the church voters in the Nov 7 eleo neighbors prepared enough food tion for including more than Attorney Gen Herbert S ples i fy filed a brief with the Ohio Taylor 32 and the father contending that two was stricken Auer some Ohioans will lose their 20 He farms tho land on a ing rights unless they get living on his father's in voting He contended dis- franchisement would be con- trary to both federal and state constitutions Secretary at State Charles F Sweeney recently ruled election boards can give such assistance illiterate voters Then two i tions were filed with the seeking a writ Engine Uses Auto of water 01 a c n J Peter Shields told and cool la news conference A majority day scattered frost i of crimpers m road freight Wednesday night fair Army Plans To Reopen got a day Shields with moderate temperature while a of of prohibition and the second a SAN Calif Oct of mandamus asking rh fmm A switch played ev be compelled to rescind his p with water from with William Canfield's instructions car today Columbus Postmaster Alien M v sPalks robs Tho engine struck the auto as Howe said the the gram crossed the tracks hp for communities blamed for the fire The car n from Columbus to r and begins tire Thp first nin Declared Insane f m road service Oct A 5S a Cleveland in- Thp ner lor first murder in cover about road service the of his was de- and for wnom f hired inline at Lima the union bargains hospital Officials man FRESH COUNTERFEITS to 0 Ort for disposition of Polite thai casp Ho of shooting 12 wife on a here last had in April since Saturday i Ordnance Plant Gallipolis will be Dee 1 and to Portsmouth rne next Blue Mar Study OIT Bounced across the street into concrete rebounded into the engine's was hit again and bounced into another vehicle driv en by SKIES TODAY PRICHARD Ala Oct 24 Ann A four-year old boy who CGI O OU 24 Bishop 52 thought he was playing with a for approval Canfield and Mrs Bishop were toy air pistol shot and killed Mrs of universal training treated for minor Vollie Mae Fussell 36 today dnd the president's stand in the Np the Korean situation are up for con- S DO Oct fired the of PIT to hp an Ort 24 trip poM The announced that markings have Men in tn tho ordnance APCO Portage county Ohio said will hp partially reopened ing the next throe months RIOTERS KILLED Tt said tho Ravenna plant will Pakistan Ort haxo 1 em- persons torn Chalmers a caliber r p I V-r ploves and be reopened m 12 injured today when police other plants on rioters across nation also are to he a Sind province town of the dent of Kenyon today Anderson said the boy told of- attending a campaign to Braise that he got the gun from national convention He said the college a in the home of a p rr reopened in the next lev population 120 miles north of net e will consider the fares a deficit of almost thinking it was an air S months here tions the current year   

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