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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 17, 1954, Zanesville, Ohio                               The Times Recorder Today's News Only Paper Delivered By BFD The Same Day It Is Printed 70TH 61 IS PAGES MARCH 1954 FAIR AND FIVE CENTO ARSON EXPERTS INVESTIGATING FIRE McCarthy Will Take Stand a Democrats Rap Tax Bills Committee Will Probe Charges Wisconsin Man Agrees To Be Sworn Witness March 16 McCarthy will be a sworn witness in the investigation of his row with Army officials And he may be one the prosecutors judges and The Senate Investigating sub- committee's to con- duct its own inquiry barges that Carthy and his staff members tried to gain for Pvt David Schine k counter charge that Army officials tried to him and his aides The decision to v investigate left all the senatorial effect Committee bers agreed unless the rules are changed this means that himself Bunder fire in the Army report Schine will be and to clear up the HE if he that comes witnesses may time they ON newsmen day after a closed of- the Senate Investigations Sen Karl Mundt leff presides as Sen Joseph McCarthy a seat on the sidelines It was announced that Mundt will be acting chairman when the -i public hearing the dispute between McCarthy and Army officials To Study New Mexico Man Army Weapons Catalog Surprise To Newsmen t A virtually complete catalog of American in production and ordered for duction turned up today without any kind of secrecy label IDENTIFIED as a and bearing the signature ol retiring deputy Secretary of defense ment directive became available to reporters in a daily batch of dinary departmental orders Public relations officers ly were by surprise The intended purpose of the was to serve as a basic form for reporting production ress of all weapons the armed forces BY it was in the defense department nt about the time army was it had invited 115 members of congress to attend a series of tions of recently developed ons at Bliss and Kodd and the White sile proving March 16 The rules voted on strict party to have Japan May Ask sation For Fishermen Ike Program Called Plan For Wealthy Says No Relief In Lower Brackets March 16 House Democratic Leader Sam Rayburn of Texas told tonight President Eisenhower's tax program would give six times as much relief to upper income brackets as to the great bulk of taxpayers in a statement for radio and television as- sailed the Republican program as a revival of the philosophy that benefits the wealthy down to the great But in actual he said nothing ever trickles down Rayburn said that is why house United States would deal Democrats are fighting to hy uiUi eacK case in the most the tax making full use ARSON SUSPECTED State arson bureau experts and sheriff's deputies last night were in- the blare which levelled the Merl Cooper residence near Nashport yesterday the smouldering ruins of the five-room frame dwelling which burned less than 24 hours after a mysterious series of three small fires were discovered at the home Dulles Defends United States Policy Of Military Alliances NEW March of Stare Dulles said roday cornerstone of American military and diplomatic policy is a system of alliances with other free not a blind reliance on He asserted the United States has no intention of depending merely on its capacity for massive ic and thermonuclear retaliation to scare off possible Communist Dulles the program to increase individual in- come tax exemptions for each payer and each dependent by 5100 In the senate Sen George is proposing a 5200 increase this year and URGED the boost you every get real tax Raybum and two cratic congress members took to March 17 Japan talked today of ing U S compensation for 23 full whether anese fishermen showered by Virt t f C Vi f i n to Page S ed on the ground that irregularities the 1932 New Mexico THE FIVE committee can voted for four Democrats adoption of a tee report recommending that the senatorial election be declared Chavez should be It also followed by a day of statement by Gen thew chief of staff before a senate appropriations sub- committee that the army our anti-aircraft capability by the development of a markedly im- proved missile to be used with Sen Knowland the GOP announced the senate will begin debate next Monday on the could mean a change in control of the senate if a veteran on Capitol said he hoped a vote could be Unseating of Chavez would let New Mexico's Republican Governor Edwin appoint a ber of his own party the cancy The present senate lineup is -IS 47 Republicans and one Independent IX THE 1952 election Chavez was declared winner over Republican Patrick J onetime tary of by votes to Republicans demanded and got an investigation of- the and a rules subcommittee spent 13 months and more than conducting the inquiry the same ment as the present nike The Weather OHIO Fair and warmer and Thursday Prosecutor Advises Lfish March 16 veteran Ontario prosecutor believes would be a to comer who persist in minor crimes such as purse cigar store and disorderly director of public ashes from an atomic hydrogen blast in the Pacific March 1 TILE health in- went on a frantic hunt lor about of ed caught by the ermen and already on the kets in Nagoya and elsewhere 4 Much of the tuna was recovered but some already was sold said checks showed close con- tact with f some of the recovered could be dangerous Japanese officials were in urgent U officials to avoid a of the in which at least one of the was burned severely secrecy guarded test blasts are believed pending in Bikini area and the stricken boat the Mam Lucky only one of a dred such Japanese craft known to be fishing near the banned area Egypt Accuses British Troops Of Aggression March 16 An Egyptian government man tonight accused British troops in the Suez Canal zone of in surrounding and searching villages ing the slaying of two British diers night THE GROWING tension in the Suez zone was discussed until ly at a joint session of the cabinet and the ruling council The renewed clashes in the zone first since January came as an Egyptian spokesman con- firmed the London office disclosure that a new attempt Is being plan- ned to end the long drawn out dis- Bus System Seized For Taxes March 16 of population public transportation today because the federal ment seized the bus system for tax claims Workers who normally ride buses had to taxicabs or share rides with automobile owners federal government Monday night seized the property of the Safety Route op- of the city's bus system j2 Noon 2 p m 4 r m So m S 2 10 p m 41 -.37 By A of local defense forces secretary t writing in the quarterly foreign qualified and explanations of er ly explained come under and among others In a speech Jan 12 Dulles said the United would depend primarily on capacity to instantly by means and at places of our own to any Communist attack to expressed fears that States might touch off World War HI in responding to a minor Communist assault Pearson said Monday the United States A confer with Us furious allies if support for its f- c power which could most usefully be evoked under Security for the free world depends upon the development of collective security and community French Troops Stop Screaming Rebel Attackers March stopped screaming attackers mile of Uie heart of Phu today The Com- suffering ties estimated unofficially up to in four picked up their dead and withdrew to the hills to t FRENCH back policy article cornerstone of security for the free nations must be a tive system of defense out the cooperation of allies we would not even be in a position to retaliate massively atomic and clear retaliation is not the kind of 13 Policemen Face Charges March 16 A one-man grand jury investigation was today a few hours after 13 policemen were accused pute is demanding that of accepting and British bo evacuated Rambling from the zone Britain is asking Prosecutor Gerald K security guarantees before out After e who fired and and even spears in to knockout the in the center of the beleaguered key ress in northwest Indochina But sheets of heavy fire from guns tore wide gaps ranks of the As nightfall approached they broke off frontal assault the a dashing rain Bodies were strewn over the soaked plain of Dien Bien where the Vietminh had chosen to make effort of the In- war now in its eighth year The Vietminh's chief Bus Drivers Reach Agreement With Company Settlement was reached Tuesday afternoon in the dispute ever a contract between Rapid Transit Co and the Teamsters union at a and the threat of another tion break-down disappeared IT WAS after the meeting the only by the company was to grant one hour to drivers who operate the buses to industrial plants The four cent wage Increase arranged in ber a strike was un- changed were contract provisions and the new contract to signed was made retroactive to last Now 30 when the old one expired It is to be effective for one year to E general manager of the bus company Yesterday's resumption of talks was called for m at the Teamsters hall bur was changed to noon at the Zane hotel Representing the union were Lewis secretary William J Kolometz business a committee for the drivers and mechanics and a delegation from NEGOTIATING for the company were Harry Arnold of president of the Ohio Rapid sit Co parent of the ward Hukill vice president of and Bland At Nashport Destroyed State Officials Join Sheriff In Probe day joined rp m Sheriff David fice in investigation of a fire which levelled a room frame dwelling near port leaving a family lour homeless j 7 The blaze which authorities was set less than -4 after deputies been called to investigate series of three at the same residence Monday dwelling occupied Cooper and his family The house was cd by Mrs Mary Jones of port The estimated at was only partially covered by in- Meanwhile the disclosed were seeking to determine if was between and a threatening letters have residents neighborhood Deputies office being aided in the tion of and son of Pleasant in- arson IT revealed office several sons had been con- the ot fires at the home and two of who had He tests The of these tests were not v The probe Is actually three-pronged In rion to the fire an the threatening deputies were a to Page Lausche Refuses To Take Part In School COLUMBUS Point high today as a E federal mediator from attended the ing St Patrick's Day In London March Prime Minister Eamon de appeared to be a desire to flew into London today to Gow Frank J Lausche to local school board Lausche -x TIIE VILLAGE last Wednesday walkout of high school who to two teachers tember many a public meeting supported the dents in their protests r The delegation today three ister Their expenses were paid by public subscription of South Point achieve the strongest Patrick's day the sible for the talks on Asian who once condemned him to lems at Geneva beginning as a inquiry amid The American bom that policemen leader got a friendly r the joint in a hook-up with Maj Hc claimed the suspended ter of national guidance toM men government will taken Communist China present THE assault on Dien He he had no ity to order such investigation and the student strike a with not according to our constitution to attend the traditional 13 had today was from the north A j of the by me win no gambling and in some j French army spokesman said the Cardinal Roman lonser tolerate such aggression J cases therein rebels picked up thousands of their jolic archbishop of at against civilians living in the Canal or Indirectly zone Private Weds Model March IS rs Robin The action was and Marion invasion of state's in Springfield today by the head of the Illinois Commerce Commission George Perrine He said he would protest to the Interstate Commerce for the Ontario attorney Commission in Washington general's said government has four claims strap should be applied only when for allegedly unpaid withholding SKIES TODAY all else has failed Common told the house of com- mons senate committee on capital and corporal punishment last week jhe believed the Canadian criminal j code's provisions for whipping should be retained certain But all O'Brien saia denied dead and wounded The Police Commissioner Donald S an yy for the Republican said may bo Today Is St Patrick's dayf supported a dear to the and today probe on grounds it BUT HE reminded the parents they could register their ure with the board at election time Board members refused to a public meeting to discuss the school dispute night Three Patrick's church in Soho district tonight An Irish embassy spokesman members earlier had signed scribed De Valera's visit as a ments to ly private affair i just over here to help taxes against the company The filed in the Knox county circuit court last year and this year total p Jest For This Morning author of the army life best ler Private were married today by Kings ty Judge Samuel S Leibowitz in his chambers in Brooklyn The bride is the former wife of Curtis grand- son of the late president Franklin D The bride's attendant was Miss Virginia Shevlin a and ny Manhattan served as best man ed to clear the names of the honest in the Detroit's police force numbers TWO DEAD COLUMBUS Ohio March 16 An upset kerosene lamp started A man was tuning in on a fire today in which an elderly Ohio Girls Eligible For Scholarship March 15 Some girl who is now the ate si day the spokesman children of the Gael or the dav win pay loyal respect and ja jubilee dinner tomorrow j ful veneration to the memory of by the 16 their benefactor and his stay three era i j n f- crs strai I days at the House as guest Eisenhower during her States next regard for a proud and The sentence was com- The queen mother will cross the or display of the high school senior will be which good SL ed a 5250 college scholarship by rick used to illustrate the Ohio Newspaper Women's trine of the Holy sociation on May 15 The But not all creen today will be Irish The which all true sons of Srin celebrate today called for applications byj Ir April 30 from who to al SEASON CLEVELAND March 16 steamer at when he a sudden an and her March of 300 automobiles from of paLn in hLs back IT suffocated Victims were Mrs Addle and Bessie 12 The fire burned a small section of the frame rooming house on the city's east side cous i muted to life imprisonment and laic in October to attend Tis a day for the weann of Ceased Ln a 1917 dinner given by for nf in York She hear a report on the by the union as a memorial her husband King George VI j The which has already will finance students who study In the Seek Damages From Producer the day will be enough to all others green with envy XEW and Walter named producer Walter Wander day in a suit over iship of moving study journalism at an Ohio col- next fall later to enter the newspaper work Selections will be on a basis of j BUS scholastic faculty RIO DE Brazil March samples of school 16 A strike of bus drivers journalistic work and a charters and ing uhe applicant's interest in j crippled public transport anon on material they had paper work and for in this city of million ten and that received no com- qea 4 to 6 House In Cell Block They contended in their federal TO court action that the picture was 16 Mrs Charolette was crashed to death today under the a tractor-trailer   

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