Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 3, 1953, Zanesville, Ohio Complete Daily Programs Radio Wins and In Your TR Every Morning The Times Recorder Today's Today Only Paper Delivered By RFD The Same Day It Is Printed 213 n PAGES OHIO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1953 FAIR AND HOT FIVE CENTS 0 B LITTICK SERVICES SATURDAY 18 GI Engineers Drown 21 Die In Plane Crash Army Boat Capsizes On Lake Victims Mostly Men Receiving Basic Training FT BRAGG N C Sept 2 A boat loaded with Army engineers capsized on a lake during a training problem on this sprawling reservation today and 18 diers drowned Two were Two more were unaccounted for several hours later THE ARMY said at Washington believed it was ing accident not involving craft since World War n The public information office said most of the victims were basic trainees The men had been taken out on the lake for an tion ride after bolting together the two sections each about 14 feet long First reports were that the craft was smaller and carried er men THE said the boat was re- turning to shore when it made a turn and dipped water causing some of the men to become pan- Edwards quoted one survivor as saying I started to swim away and two or three other guys ed grabbing at me The man made it to shore and later helped rescue two others he added Edwards said he understood about half of the men could not swim and that many of the non- swimmers hindered others who may have reached shore otherwise SOME OF THE survivors were helped to shore by soldiers who had not been on the training ride Others swam out One almost reached land then vanished Maj Gen Joseph P Cleland Ft Bragg commander convened an investigating board that started work less than two hours after the accident The soldiers were members of engineer brigade Names of the victims were withheld until heir next-of-kin could be notified RESCUE SQUADS ambulances nnd helicopters rushed to the scene Turn to Page 6 Please Valiant Defender Of Corregidor Dies Gen Jonathan Hero Of World War II Dead In Hospital SAN ANTONIO Sept Jonathan M wright the gaunt hero who kept his troops fighting the Japanese while America gathered strength for World War II died in a coma today The stubborn defender of to the Wreckage world as in Army hospital a day after his prisoner of the Japanese to his death He died at p.m in IS days ARMY said rough treatment Wainwright suffered Wainwright was 70 on Aug 23 Hi WENT TO the hospital July Found On i Mountain No Survivors Of Wreck Of Airliner McCHORD AIR FORCE Wash Sept Burned wreckage of a tered airliner that crashed with 19 soldiers and men last night was found today on c s t e r n Washington Publisher And Civic Leader Dies From Lingering Illness B LITTICK 6 from Fiddlers Green the home he bought after retiring from the army and named for legendary place where brave There were no survivors The 21 go after death He was an Native Of Zanesville Instantly Killed When J Concrete Mixer Truck Overturns Near Newark bodies were found in the first I Calif The soldiers were be- have been flying north GEN WAINWRIGHT old horse soldier His son Reserve Navy Capt Jonathan M Wainwright V of Norfolk Va was a constant com- during his fatal illness The general's wife also was at i side when he died So were old friends Col Walter rOr overseas and Col 0 I Holman a former A search had been aide and their wives cd lhc PIane s lasl Wainwright suffered his first Portland Ore last cerebral thrombosis formation of I a blood clot on thc brain Aug 13 Army doctors said yesterday he had been stricken with a second stroke He lapsed into a coma and never became conscious again AT THE TIME of his death casl of Contralto Wainwright was chairman of north of Ihc Toledo board of Time Life Insurance Co stallon Jailed to report check at the scene i Forest 32 of Newark a of THE airlines wAS 2 on a flight to McChord Air Force day whon he was an base with enlisted men from Ft overturned concrete mixer truck on Ohio 661 north of Granville The crash scene was about 100 j miles north of Portland and about 40 short of destination THE WRECKAGE was found He retired from the on The names of the soldiers aboard Government Seeks Back Taxes Cooler Weather Still Distant From After Zanesville's official airport temperature reading was chalked up at 101 degrees Wednesday after- noon about o'clock forecasts came that cooler weather is ed toward Zanesville but it was still miles to the northwest i t UililV I i Aug 31 1947 after more than been The Wash years of service His last post commission as commanding general of Ihc was Joncs Fourth army and thc co-pilot Dawson When American troops first crash was at about thc gan fighting in Korea against ln second whelming odds Wainwright Rites In Central Presbyterian Church For President And General Manager Of Zanesville Publishing Company Funeral services for Orville Beck Littick 63 president and general manager of the Zanesville Publishing company and vice president of the Southeastern Ohio Broadcasting System who died yesterday morning at Bethesda hospital will bo held at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the tral Presbyterian church Hcv A Dale Sowers of this afternoon the church will officiate and One of he most widely known be assisted by Dr William in the newspaper industry In pastor of the Forest Ohio Mr had been in nue Presbyterian church health for months He was Burial will be in Memorial Park first stricken ill on Thanksgiving MR body will Day 1931 His condition had been taken to the church at o'clock thc past 10 to lie in state one hour before the During his long illness he had services received specialized treatment at The body now a the In Bethesda hospital est avenue of the th's and thc University Peoples funeral at Columbus friends may call after 5 o'clock LAPSED into a state unconsciousness yesterday morning at his home on Harding road he was taken in a Peoples ambulance to Bethesda hospital where death occurred shortly after his arrival at 9 The Mate highway patrol said a fore- Mr Littick became man for the Evans firm this city was manager of the Publishing com- Meering a which was being towed by another in and succeeded the truck by William Wiseman of Newark Littick his father as TOW broke and the truck company In rn in township county July 2 1390 he from steered by Lonhart wont out of comrol and overturned thrown from the cab was pinned beneath the cement mixing He sustained a broken nock was born in on June 21 1921 a son of Earl and Mae He resided in Newark for A 0 McCarthy Ready To Subpoena Cabinet Officers A ir ii tu ju McCarthy said today he od the Star or his service Korean army general education he became said today Maj Gen William Dean quarterback of one of to bf released by the Professional football teams Communists within a day or two thc tnc Blues At He Says Gen Dean F Free A MASTER World War II was luring SEOUL Thursday Sept school in and Ohio Wesleyan j university where he was a ber of Beta Theta Pi fraternity in 1912 FOLLOWING graduation from Ohio Wesleyan where he lettered in all major ball and majored in would call in defense the European theater the plane Charles E Ml son and Army Secretary Robert Stevens if sary to obtain records showing who approved hiring ilians suspected of being He was a member Presbyterian church munist iy or two I time he was assistant Choi SUK officer m football coach at Ohio Wesleyan 6 and ol prisoner hange for became all of the Centre college in Danville Ky in Glonn Evans of 1223 indicated thc 1915 MCCARTHY investigation u athletic director of i Rickey 5 all of the Korean Centre college in Danville Ky in mother Mrs Glonn of 1223 indicated in thc 1915 and athletic director V'S senate permanent Greenwood avenue and his father to an request for college at Wis in 1917 s subcommittee is Earl F Lenhart of Elmore Advance on the re- Ohio Wesleyan cV holding closed hearings in New on Communist in- I feel a kindred spirit for our men THE 15 BODIES found in the armed forces Turn to Page 6 Please Chinese Warned ately were reported burned street The body is at H funeral homo Wesleyan celebrated its Without diseasing thc number of turn of th Uu an on f f The wreckage was found after individuals McCarthy two lookouts had reported the I flashes last night One thought Knifed To Death lV To Provoke War late last night AT LEAST another day of tering heat is predicted but the weatherman added cautiously re- ST LOUIS Sept 2 life may arrive late Friday with China was warned today by Sec showers and probably storms Yesterday's 101 at municipal of State Dulles that provoke a war between itself and the West by aggression against committee t I 1 I i was verv interested in the people U C V y employes French If Arnold England were- reported to docs not we have found the wreckage he started their search after hearing ca ln wl of the crash reports Jarie home and po.ice unable to tell whether the pilot had been trying Turn to Page 6 Please the Allies hours notice or that tho Communists said We will Sept 2 of Defense of nn elder Toledo couple found j 1 f 1 J until him with much fare His newspaper career began In 1520 when he joined the staff of the company Publishing and served in many capacities in learning business from thf port was the highest recorded Korea or Indochina there since the CAA station was established while down at weather observing station meas ured an even 100 degrees for fourth time in thc present Sept 2 wave The revenue service Dulles warning came at the national convention of the American Legion the Legion itself demanded full scale action Bank Merger Off TOLEDO O CHOI GAVE NO m there v is from the U V ror it was th work of the I AM tnat Mr Wihon murderer who killed a Chinese chef won't go any whitewash in an here last March 27 or cover-up that he is just as The latest victims were William interested in fitting well-to-do retired at the bottom Pegler 76 a as we are machinist and his wife Bertha i The senator said later that Army body bore 33 knife Pools officials in New York had notified wounds and woman been the Amer Turn to Pa business from the ground up In 1326 he bought the Daily Independent a daily in Murphysboro 111 and in 1323 returned to Zanesville as eral Manager of the Publishing company him would forward to CLEVELAND Sept 2 the s tabbed 21 times on claims Earl and Oda Bell Art is of including use of atomic and proposed merger of th bombs to drive of Commerce with the It was also the dav if National Bank of has cancelled r i subcommittee requested files on Police discovered the hacked A two corps civilian bodies in an upstairs bedroom A a woman a Mrs Wade J LIL by McCarthy of being rain in the fail Xenia 0 owe in hadi cheered repeatedly President John K income taxes and penalties ample water 10 meet all Legionnaires here Central National This was disclosed in an conditions spread in convention He President L both lo the U S tax court in which towns rUral areas spoke with deliberate calmness as indicated in letters to The Artises deny any fraud or he aid down what appeared to be holders that of the two attempt to understate THK PROMISED relief is com- a new government policy of large banking institutions could not They say the service used Canada where a cold ing would-be aggressors against reach agreement on the merger figures at an increase registering temperatures in security infringements the of n screen on O- a back window the killer trie house Tne walls and floor splotched Underway The relatives said So w 1 ers v ho in the value of their properties the I's was beginning to Thc Legionnaires cheered DC Mrs jewelry lay had been taken GRAND A bloody shirt was found in the a the warning an in excess of was re- as in ported at that suit ir Internal Revenue agents con- across the and is due to cst when he voiced tend Artis and his wife used Minnesota and over Indochina counting methods that failed to re- Iowa and Illinois A cSf They claimed that hc couple Jo tomorrow army into Indochina R houW The nation's most prolonged The Chinese should realize TVo To when they such a not occur without grave which might not be con- C5 to Indochina out in the Mich Sept 2 a hf a Cleveland to Aash City man two sons of under way was day a the r earned come tax Income ported for 3949 reported when they should havo 601 JH arid for 1950 when they should have re- S Toledo Couple Appeals Tax Claim WASHINGTON Sept 2 land L Lord and his wife of 2552 Robinwood avenue O have appealed to the U tax court a government claim for in additional income taxes for 1950 They challenge all but OS of the amount contending the inter- nal revenue service erred in il disallowing as a capital gain ey received for interest in the Toledo law firm of Williams and Everyman nnd 2 duei to the Downtown club c ledo as a business expense The Weather and conti Thursday Possible rain and cooler s 10 i m t-l 6 p m x p rn 2 p p m p KENTON Ohio i t i i J J ij The yesterday from tne sta tMk i before a jury and 11 1 XT 1 Strike Ends jury three women j Lawrence Hicks is bring sued for the damasks by Theodore L on behalf of his sens 9 Robert 7 he said the Communists could not Turn to Page 6 Please Lawrence Sawyer 31 told the court for 12 years Ily Low 72 Business Man Elected Jolly Good Fellow CINCINNATI Sept 2 returned to tr degrees e The other public schooM ready or A a starting been Davis iace ers I'm glad It reached jears Sawyer sentenced to the penitentiary Tatumi iwas sentenced the Mansfield Welfare Director A not return to hor Co on thc South side m was in love with Hicks July 1539 Alexander Scotty Appropriation that has patrolled the walks 0 reformatory SKIES TODAY i UJ Harry Biddle local business man Judge Tudor sentenced the Ied tnc was a jolly good fellow denying a for a in The opinion of prisoners in the Tne judge said he iwas to -or domestic of thc salesrooms since The welfare has county jail he recommend tne two for parole as Jest For Morning He loaned the jail eight electric as the permits fans after reading that the ors were suffering from the heat EVE DIES Sheriff Dnn said thc mer CINCINNATI 2 Cop For a Jolly Henry low installed thc at home today after 11 Motorist The mop his wages I Scotty said he figured he ed she had release 1 e titl of s inch illness iin back waked miles his to purchase marching eight hours federal goverr day rain snow or except Sundays and holidays The union's business the state coi he the of the strike an i of He the auto firm agreed o ice foil asleep o a contract after its mechanics to become union members will remove ACTIVE in civic fairs Mr Littick was a director and past president of the Ohio ciety for Crippled Children a past of the Muskingum ty Society for Crippled a PI it president of the Zane Trace of the Boy Scouts a past of Board of Trustees o tnc of the church a past o the Community Fund of the Chamber of A past president of the Motor club and at his i was a director of the Bank and of the Board of of tne Home for He was awarded a Silver for meritorious work in the Scout movement in this area received an award from Ohio university for V service to that school KOTAitt.V.V since 1923 he as president of two Rotary 111 and in and was District c: the Southern Ohio Dis- of International in also a member of thc 2 of Elks Masonic Country club an club He held honors as a having served as of Ohio Select List zi Newspapers and as Ohio man of the Inland Daily Press No v spa per association For his in journalism he as made a member of Sigma Chi national professional N journalism fraternity in 1930 to on HE WAS LISTED in the latest -e eu.t.or c Who's Who in for Ho was at Springfield on July 1916 to Anne S are his widow and two Littick of Zanesville a S of Rockville Turn to Page 6 Please
