Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - November 27, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio Serving For Sixty-Five Yean Always Always Fair Delp Fight TB Buy Christmas Seals NOVEMBER ALLIES HURLED BACK BY UN Troops To Withdraw Stiffening Resistance Slows Down Offensive Designed To End War Before Casualties Heavy Nov Communists ed new counterattacks early today at the stalled United Nations the offensive hi northwest i Korea The Allies were shoved back in The blazing Communist mounted in tht chill hit hardest at and Second Congress Opens There were no reports on the effectiveness of the new attacks But the Americans in the ter of the front were hurled back as much as two and miles by night Sunday And to the east South Prison Barracks Barking Dogs Save Five Rased By Fire From Drowning Korean forces were forced to withdraw six to 11 miles Heavy Red resistance also de- in northeast Korea n s A U S Seventh division n ment ran into strong new These three scenes were snapped by Times Recorder photographers yesterday and illustrate tlon two miles ot the nf storm which buried the city under 16 inches of snow Top left On South These three scenes were snapped by Times Recorder auu the severity of the storm which buried the city under 16 inches of snow Top left On South Fifth street cars were abandoned by their owners when they were unable to move Top A line of traffic on upper Main caused by a stalled auto at Ninth Fifth street at with Lash high school at the left Duct Session Today Democrat Ranks Divided Over Tax Proposal Nov over proposed chumn border The U S east side of the Chang Jin cratic ranks today as voir in for the LSI 01 LUC But the hardest blows were makers streamed to for the aimed at the U S Eighth opening on the Army offensive in the congress session tomorrow i with Truman urging I 1 lilt I It Field indicated the quick action on an excess LUU Vri J halt ln the Eighth fits senator Edwin C tor a quick end to the lighting Johnson lold a Zanesville and the rest of southeastern Ohio last night were still digging out from might be only temporary An er he will lor an one of the worst snow storms ever to hit this area and worrying about forecasts of more snow tance had expected He in new revenue the Traffic was almost paralyzed in Zanesville and over most of the nearby areas Only that the Allied drive dent wants jmain highways were open and they were unsafe for travel in most instances would continue Schools in Zanesville and most of the counties around will not open today City substituted lor the excess until streets are cleared All bus Plants And Schools Closed As Southeastern Ohio Begins Digging Out Of Heavy all I OUt ft Schools in Zanesville and most of the counties buses were not running and will not resume service until streets are cleared All bus lines would not be into and out of the with one were not operating The South Zanesville small this Taxicab service was on an hit the u- into and out o e w bus operated yesterday and planned to resume this morning emergency basis only Trains were running late S military and private Shoot To Orders Issued Nov 26 Police and national tonight were issued to orders for looters Deputy Police Inspector James E McArthur told his men to start firing if they saw anyone attempting to break into stores and business Some national guard troops are on duty helping clear the streets and aiding lice in patrol work About 24 cases of in- a jewelry robbery have been reported since the storm began F r i d a y night Deserted streets are an open invitation to thieves Good Samaritans Not Much Help N J Nov Matthews was ened by the frantic barking of his five last night as his house began to flood his wife and three children got out all right by jumping through the but the five dogs were ed One member of the was happy Matthews also has a four foot pet which was having the time of his life today ming around in the cellar Ala Nov 26 Fire in e g r e e weather rased a wooden ma State prison barracks today but 300 convicts inside were Violent Storms Bring Damage To Wide Area ASSOCIATED The violent storm which scourged much of the nation's northeast quarter and bound populous Ohio and ern Pennsylvania lost its lence Sunday but kept heaping trouble on its victims Mo some military and private planes were operating j no TWA flights were scheduled At least one death was ted to the storm Sherman C- saved Governor James Folsom and his adjutant general James S raced to the scene to di- rect the fast pre-dawn rescue fort pretty young wife accompanied him m the bitter ieu tu wit of 112 Huey Zanesville's banks and ing and loan companies will be open as usual announced last night Gov Frank J Lausche day announced banks would be permitted to declare a iday if weather conditions made it necessary wn The termed by a New at aitcn.UWi thA most Bethesda hospital following eU e York meteorologist the most lent of its kind to beset the continued to dump snow on paralyzed burgh and a dozen other cities in the eastern Ohio valley I By smothering made virtually certain that stores and I factories would be idle Monday died at Sunday afternoon in snow and sleet Worse Than Jail FAYETTEVILLE W 26 The jail doors i swung open today for three jette county prisoners whose time was up but the great free world outside didn't look inviting cold Law enforcement officers con- in fear of a mass cape attempt but not a single prisoner made a break haps because of the cold The convicts were loaded into eesa heart attack suffered while eling snow m front of his home Some Zanesville industrial plants will not operate today Others plan to work as usual Welcome Respite Nov The after two days of violent extended cy to snow stricken Ohio today Little snow fell during the and the forecast for tonight and tomorrow was not more than one to three Ohioans were grateful for tht bureau's latest as they struggled to recover from a blizzard which laid a snow blanket six to 30 inches The Reds hit the U division across its entire front at 2 m Monday in what has a typical night assault I to the accompaniment of gles There was no word on the outcome of Red strike The center sagged two and one-half miles Sunday under Red pressure A battalion on the right had to pull back a mile and one-half at the same time On the right of the j early morning attacks threw right flank elements of the U S Second division back across the river A 1 The with bugle calls and I be iur profits proposal now before the pro house ways and means tee who holds a key and sometimes deciding vote on the senate finance i said he thinks all of the excess levies thus far offered are I are likely to instead of Woman Found Dead Of Burns whistles signalling their pushed back the Republic of PUShed DaCK me mis rea Second corps six to 11 miles about was found dead m tor at some points and recaptured home at at town apparently the victim ai That highway town is 58 air miles northeast of yang of the road and transportation problems More snow is on the cording to the latest weather reau information At Columbus TO r age Joy Riders Hamper Attempts o- Mrs Daisy Lybarger the state They already had persons dead in their worst snowstorm m 37 Automobiles began crawling j m larger numbers in big cities such as Canton and biggest even had 14 of its 64 bus runs on a partial basis ang The Eighth army spokesman said the situation in the Second corps area was U S First cavalry division held in reserve during first two days of the United to Page Dead In haps because 01 me UJ on a partial basis ur Remove Snow From 4 between Montgomery t ti had No 4 between Montgomery and and hauled to Kilby Stare prison And tne Unless it is necessary don't get your h re rf rtf fho y f Two Samaritans m the proved little help to ert J Flory here early he told police Florv said when his car stalled section two men approached with an offer of Assistance One got in the car while Florv and the other man lice were told When the cat tf the three by thc sight of snow on the drove ground Jailer J L Wheeler red with the sheriff They de- the should be host to the homeless prisoners until the bad weather breaks Lawyer's Escape Final Banks Permitted To Take Holiday of the garage That advice was handed out last night by county before night I Four deaths in Columbus today Hotel Fire Nov 26 At least four persons diea when roaring flames swept i I through the a at the east edge of Minneapolis loop None of the four victims identified nome ai last apparently the victim of burns and suffocation Deputy Sheriff Ray and neighbors found Mrs er's body against the door of her home when they forced their way into the house after bors had called Sheriff Harry Bealmear and expressed cern about her welfare Mrs Oliver had been seen by neighbors about 5 o'clock Later in the evening a neighbor called the residence but received no answer Neighbors went to the ibut were unable to rouse Mrs I who lived alone They isaid the door was locked and state officials possible and efforts of work Alonzo R me called the sheriff Deputy Thompson and of the community way into the it found that Mrs was preventing the door opening She was badly was irom sen and apparently had tried In fire department of- to et to the door to get air expressed more the house lull 01 lies may be found later when the ke Bed clothing was burned and a under the ol the floor R may uc K Nov started the fire although Nov tflj Gov Frank J Lausche authorized Ohio financial In Zanesville snowplows had to authorized Ohio financial institu- k Of clearing the tions to take a holiday tow out stranded Firemen had only one run the snowstorm were Claude t died of of the snowstorm which crippled transportation He issued a proclamation lo s many of whom were out riding to see how bad ito 2004 Ridge avenue slight damage was done by i He issued a proclamation de- daring Monday a permissive were They found out for the On state roads the condition Barkley To Preside Over Senate WASHINGTON Aules said that Pres Went Barkley still plans to pre over the senate at the op ine session tomorrow Se out from a hospital Up jrt The president was de- as tine He went to the naval hospital at Be Md for the last after complaining ot a se vere chest cold N Y 26 Fugitive lawyer by today made good forever his escape from California He died from cancer of the lungs at Millard Fillmore tal here while two deputy waited to take him home after an extradition that was completed and a resident of in Sonoma Calif was charged with grand theft in connection with an shortage 000 in an estate he administered ss XL The Weather ruins for victims Six persons were hospitalized with suffered in the fire One was in poor condition Exploding Tank The sheriff and state highway reported no s doudy w i i n the Hundreds of eg and Workman automobiles and trucks were sn Tuesday t in north portion and closed Sunday's marie TA m 18 rause of the ol n you pian A banks perform a legal please delay it those m charge duty because of a lack of trans- of safety on the highways and ed and Telephone exchanges were TANK jammed here Sunday as 0 Nov 26 ed motorists called home and tank relatives called each after highway crews had maae khe road passable 1 The Community livestock tion will bo held it was announced 10 a 12 Noon 2pm 13 21 23 S p nn 10 p m 12 Midnight Ala Nov A burning gasoline tank wnar LUC it was believed a coal from the open grate which heated the house may have ignited either Mrs Oliver's clothing or the bed j coverings I The body was taken to Thompson funeral home at Falls High Winds Play Eote ed and plowed 150 yards into a Qf Santa ClaUS s SKIES TODAY out that it is i ney puim today to get possible for birds to find much of to Geneva Boys and men with snow to eat this weather They Memorial hospital for popular tieing pieces of bread treatment Many residents had to start att to Page Square ot In south I Saturn E highway at Springdale today High blew out windows of 9 drug tnd He the con- mals and other toys
