Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - June 30, 1953, Zanesville, Ohio Complete DaHy Programs Radio WHIZ and In Your TR Every Morning The Times Recorder Today's News Today Only By The Same Day It Is Printed 157 18 PACKS OHIO TUESDAY JUNE 30 1953 HOT FIVE CENTS REDS REJECT CLARK'S OFFER Reed Ends Tax Blockade Administration Avoids Test Of Strength WASHINGTON June Rep Daniel Reed of New York called his committee blockade against President er's excess profits tax today and a test of administration strength on the house floor was averted at the last minute WHILE personally refusing to surrender in his opposition to con- the profits tax from July 1 to Dec 31 Reed called a ing of the ways and means com- which he heads for July 8 In tense backstage maneuvers Eisenhower forces won assurances from several members that the committee which Reed previously had refused to convene would send a tax extension to the floor those assurances house leaders dramatically called off an effort to bypass the committee and force a bitter floor showdown THE DECISION to avert the showdown left unanswered the question of whether the tration would have won had it made the fight on the issue of passing Reed's committee Speaker Martin backing the president told newsmen only a few minutes before the house met that he was certain of winning if a vote were taken He counted on a Turn to Page 6 Please nurses and anxious volunteers worked feverishly today got ready for she first mass gamma globulin vaccination of in a community An estimated boys and girls will bo given precious shots of the serum in a desperate effort to stem an outbreak that has stricken SO victims in the past few weeks Three children have died Every child in Montgomery county under 10 years of age is eligible for the inoculation ot charge in a wholesale immunization program which starts tomorrow Never before has gamma globulin been used Woman Charged With Murder In Husband's Death MARIETTA O A Cutler woman is being held in the Washington county jail on a first degree murder charge after her husband a recently discharged veteran of the Korean war was slain by a shotgun blast late day afternoon at the couple's home MRS MAMIE Geneva Mayle was bound over to the grand jury pleading innocent to firing a 12 gauge shotgun at her husband Howard 26 following a family argument Mrs Mayle was arraigned be- fore Justice of the Peace Ben and bond was set at The Washington county iff's department reported that the shooting took place after Mrs Mayle refused to give her husband the keys to the family auto DEPUTY SHERIFF James L Stukins said Mrs Mayle told law NEW YORK June sat steadfast in the tower i enforcement officers that her with the baby prince she hopes will give her blighted romance band threatened her We f she Get GG Commander Proposes Signing Treaty Without South Korean Approval on an experimental basis Injections were given previously at Houston Tex and Sioux City loua tests proved the serum can prevent polio if used in lime Dr A 15 Graham the county health officer said there probably won't be any in the polio rate for the first after the county-wide immunization But after hat he snid ve the number of cases to drop off about SO per cent Tho preventive effects of the serum last only about four weeks but health authorities ful will get Montgomery past the worst of the hot weather polio season BOBO ON THE OUTSIDE Barbara Rockefeller stands outside her estranged husband's Park avenue ment in New York The blond daughter of immigrant coal miner moved into the apartment with her four-year-old son over the week-end She said she had no plans to divorce her millionaire husband Winthrop Rockefeller now in Little Rock Ark AP Wirephoto Cinderella Sitting Tight In Swank Rockefeller Apartment Britain Urges Meeting Of Big Three LONDON June 29 Cinderella is Barbara Bobo Rockefeller didn't give him the keys to the car The deputy said Mayle had The tower is a duplex atop one of social drinking and was returning Park avenue's swamp apartment houses AND THE BABY prince is Winthrop Paul four-year-old son of the Sir Winston Churchill's substitute As she wedding of the coal miner's ter and Winthrop Rockefeller heir of oil millions i I've always wanted a ciliation for the child's said regarding rumors of divorce I am doing my best still to avoid problems for him and to preserve Ttf the marriage even as it is to C 1 1 o Ailing him Bid To Appear throughout WASHINGTON June 29 to the house after being unable to start the auto Mayle told deputies that when she saw her husband ing to the house she seized a ball bat but then decided to get the shotgun The blast Mayle near the heart Several friends were at the home when the shooting took place MAYLE IS survived by his er and one son Howard the home six brothers Frank Communist Radio Declares Clark's Letter Not Acceptable Because Of Insincerity And Inconsistency SEOUL Tuesday June Commander Gen Clark suggested to the Reds yesterday that the Allies the Communists immediately sign a Korean armistice without approval of balky South Korean President Syngman but today the Red Pyongyang radio quickly spurned the offer Clark made his proposal in a would do its best to get letter handed to the Reds at co-operation in a truce and said that if necessary the UN after another secret force sion with Rhee tne of ability to emphasized thru he assure observance of a truce t the South Korean The first Red reaction to the government but does command us came today from the North army He promised the Hods his Korean Communist radio at it say was acceptable showed no ity and was inconsistent with facts i The broadcast monitored by News Agency in Tokyo j said the letter gave no tee on the future conduct of the South Korean government and that therefore the Communists could not BERLIN June 29 Com- accept it threw open RADIO said the letter supplies of food today to have written with rumblings of new unrest among sincerity the sullen German workers The Pyongyang broadcast whose rebellion June 17 brought the Red stand that Soviet martial law i release of more than anti- DESPITE the stern Korean prisoners from by Red army troops and recently was the armor ever since they quelled of what it called intrigue rebellion there were several at- between the United States and the tempted demonstrations for Korean government Clark food late last week specifically denied this in his Communist bosses Ei AFTER YOU MONSIEUR President Vincent Auriol and Gen Matthew B Ridgway retiring NATO commander in Europe appear to be doing impromptu dance step as Ridgway made a on the French president af the Elysee palace in During the visit Ridgway was ed the Grand Cross of the French Legion of Honor by Auriol AP Wirephoto via radio from Paris Food Issued To Germans ly however today the The broadcast insisted as Red press claimed they had whipped delegates did at the last government moved today to three and a year McCarthy said today iof Cleveland James of range an early jmpnl Rockefeller told may invite former President Donald Gerry and I Blue Avenue And Norval Park Buses Keep On Present Route the crisis Public were opened and food reserves denied the gry workers were distributed Food stocks wore rushed in to ical areas Imports other Turn to Page 6 Please j Fighting Eases After ROKs SEOUL Tuesday June 30 TI i- -i j m m m E v ma M f m m m m m m m m m m m m w mi r-ii a t- ei OH ulC French meeting on world problems she had no plans of her own Harry s Truman to in Jerry all of the parents home near demanding urgent attention a and investigation of one sister Miss THERE WAS immediate shc one her suspected of atomic for of I h h t vipt Russia I Funeral services will be held of approval on making permanent the present routes of the Methodist Blue avenue and nark busns i shaken Soviet zone the embers of The THE L S army lation that the proposed talks will replace rather RECENTLY went to McCARTHY said he wants to the Chesterhill Methodist avenue and Norval park buses than precede the thrice postponed a know Truman turned over j Wednesday at 2 o'clock with It accepted the recommendation of the service committee to make Bermuda conference between and has declined any to the justice department a list in Chesterhill cemetery The the present trial routes standard In effect the Blue avenue bus will viet satellites were increased j COMMUNIST newspapers ed that even the farmers who had i courted jail by failing to meet crop quotas were ginning to bring grain Digs and vegetables into the formerly city market places As food plies improved strikers resumed sharply City council last night in a sweltering two-hour session put emed Churchill President Eisenhower and the new French premier seph Laniel A foreign office spokesman said however three still planned to get together black later cuju i 11.5 i public comment on his marital 350 American citizens alleged be removed to the cast on and north complete control Wearing this afternoon postponed didn't have a premier and third time last Friday because have involved in he home from on tQ Jt ST2 for tional Canadian rpy case of the ome Chesterhill where eradication j friends may call after 3 o on to THE bus will to continue to use Osceola avenue its loop Formerly York i nue was used for the loop The trial had been authorized which set off her lissome blonde Alfred Kohlberg New York im- Mrs Rockefeller appeared Porter and publisher -n That big three conference wasi that such a secret twice because committee members reported are funds for she hacT Suddenly by then Churchill's year old prime minister was tooi tired to carry on the heavy duties i Prime Minister Mackenzie King tho 70 at the Park T said the residence open letter Kohlberg said inflicting the greatest casualties on the Communists since 1951 the bulk of them in i stemming the big Chinese drive on one of the historic invasion I routes to the South Korean capital I Gen Maxwell D Taylor's I quarters announced and North Korean troops were BARNEGAT LIGHT N J june ed or the week Crewman Killed As Ships Collide which she lived with in CLEVELAND June 29 Brazilian freighter Yesterday's bloody council after it had received and to transform the blinded from deck to waterline in a west of would uona uie route deaf sute bound collision with a tanker was 5005 figure even higher In other major legislation cil passed an ordinance to m i c i V o T t J C A T o v tr of government and needed a son on her parents McCarthy said he will first ask M sewer in thP vicm tv ofi rest justice department if it Transformer Chancellor of the Exchequer R this is the list from Truman number Brotherhood of Corp on Ceramic avenue A Butler heading the said adding that she he he ask his senate tive Engineers died of a heart tion while Churchill difficulty about being admitted investigations subcommittee today I told parliament Britain has I Just rang the doorbell to invite Truman to The soft-spoken union official an ordinance to tiated with Washington and Paris they let us in she stated j j known as grand chief engineer col- from Sharon avenue for an interim meeting to discuss certain urgent problems of mon concern IIE SAID Britain would be by Lord Salisbury president of the council Churchill late today appointed o June acting foreign secretary the absence of Anthony Eden who representatives j Known I it would at his desk while conferring necessary to subpoena Mr two associates McCarthy added I hope THE LEGISLATORS also okayed ve Harris road to the Suit Dismissed -N Ky June 29 towed slowly to port tonight for the week ing the body of a crewman who not announced The had tried to soften the impact topped any week since The only victim of the collision 13 vers the week of last night 12 miles offshore was 17.23 1951 both sides Dos Santos 33 trying for the most of Rio De Janeiro crewman on the cease-fire line in of freighter Loide Panama a trllcc Shipmates said Dos Santos saw LAST TT T- J i i I E T- IV The covering the H Churcn rord the big American tanker casualties were j j without bearing down in the ivz and rushed the Chinese drive ier improvements authorized the Dumper Drives 5 Miles After Losing Arm GAINESVILLE Ga June David G Hulsey of lanta drove five miles to his foremen fornd er's house last night after a i ci Hi sideswiped him tearing off his arm above the elbow isn't i After a fire department rescue Nuance of in notes to install the United Mine Workers to put In to revive him he was the sanitary Sharon v when told to a but dead nue along Hams road to the and to amidships and he arrived I Council President James J The crash a What I could tell you Shields had been head of company plans to counties Panama's side ana ire the Hr additional to Union Attorney John Y Billed Dos Santos TWO today in- T sewer from the norih sido of asked for the dismissal which other Brazilian were rev lows reinstatement of the suit Jured one with a broken leg later Defense did no- in I- that The burning of two buildings Friday night coupled with three minor fires and to Page 6 Please is convalescing in the U S from Therefore I say no Johnston who their hunt for a TT to a third gall bladder operation jg siege Jed after years ir He ban I mysterious week-end fires TT been ide ScOUt For IS made temporary Convalesce I and three industrial blazes on June Va June 20 sent recent damage figures Radio-TV Star Arthur oaring into Godfrey top negotiations The Weather e lc years Many naa bcen recuperating from a the rules adopted over r aj night They an operation the He went immediately to his bv cro country ne were drafted and humid Tuesday than 140 mine operators residents and of he two counties with against the ng a restaurant ated in a Hah Kulsey who weighs 200 pounds he drove five miles to his brother's house after losing arm without making an effort to stop the flow of blood The truck that sideswiped his car did not stop His brother Dan Huisey applied and took him Jest For Tins Morning and another s very tired from the trip Rehearsing Scheduled OH nau otherwise line said Mrs Godfrey who met her Phone Kato Hike at tne airport 0 Sno convalesce The today scheduled a rehearing and Wednesday with probable showers both days Denies Xew Trial In Traffic Death SADDLE MOUNTAIN Okla Horse year-old chief of the Kiowas and General Indian scout the is in a coma today near death an- daughter Mrs Mamie Ike no her father ready the -1 nere P453 on- a nearly IT per cent In to her and two other the record -ate and he United Is before lapsing in- V.'orld Health coma Hunting Horse told ed to be safe and pre- for always be good and said 3 -4 ro matter who at his Beacon conv Hill to thp hospital still conscious but Jones in a state of shock of Look at these for several was Ju v 2a tne Cincinnati and reported to made tne flicht him on owned by Co rate case nis vaca Godfrey and Frank his Tnc the re- Huh O nP o c D Common s P hearing the request of the SKIES TODAY WOMAN KILLED AUBURN Ind June 29 His BOY DROWNS admitted his CLEVELAND June A collison between a pickup truck muscles and asked if he got them Janes Geschke The a rate increas and an automobile today from rowing while swimming a year The city a Cincinnati and the Sunrise increase of v askea j Retail Merchants association The commission Mrs Vada 67 of Jones scornfully From in river Four other boy 0 a town about two I got them from pulling fish were with him said the cast of he state lino into the tim was not a eood hinder supreme court to void the The court nas tne cases were reported In the United Jan i and June 12 relatives have of this year compared with fd home in the Wichita e F P cares in the same period last mountains here overruled a motion for a year for Dewey G Brooks of A total of 305 cases X C on a serond de- ed in the United States the week You'll charge was ending Jure represented s 22 June II and sentenced cent increase over the previous to an indeterminate term in the week the bulletin said penitentiary Brooks was convicted in BODY IN WELL tion with the traffic death May 15 WAPAKONETA O June 29 Kenneth Joe Schell 15 of Frank Heueisen 75 who n The boy and a companion reported missing from his 2 a n a ra nere by automobile as they Shelby county home road 25 near was found in a well 3 west ol 25 night Editorial Sports News Comics The Tors Classified News Briefs 4 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 15 16 17 18
