County Home Near 100 Years Old as New Executive Arrives
The Coshocton County Home, 284 acres in Tuscarawas township, faces its centennial with Arthur G. Caton continuing as superintendent and 50 inmates in residence. The county welfare board hires Ralph J. Addy of Newark as executive secretary to run welfare programs, with Raymond Ike McCoy taking a part time probation officer role.
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Charles Tabler
Porter
Tuscarawas Township
Arthur G. Caton
Cora Wilson
Harry Meeks
Caton
Ralph J. Addy
Raymond McCoy
Coshocton
Ross
Welfare Board
OD Timmons
Bert Tord
Charles Mossholedet
Addy
Legis
Jattre
Muskingum College
New Conem
Newark
Keith
McCoy
Britain dismisses UN compromise in Greece dispute
London sources report the cabinet rejected an American noncommittal settlement aiming to end the Anglo Soviet crisis without full exoneration of British Greece policy. Bevin pressed for UN council acknowledgment while Vishinsky demanded Moscow aceptance and troop withdrawal language, leaving the UN deadlocked at a 9 p.m. meeting.
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London
Greece
Britain
UN Security Council
Ernest Bevin
Andrei I. Vinchinsky
Moscow
Security Council
Bevin
Vishinsky
Council
Pot
United Nations Organization
Guns and dogs barred from Canal Lewisville fox roundup
Game Protector E A Bailey announced that only rifles designated by him and Capt Raymond Bechtel may be used during the fox roundup set for Saturday at Canal Lewisville. He added that only experienced shooters will be allowed to wield the weapons and no dogs will be permitted in the chase, sponsored by the Keene School Conservation club and other groups.
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E. A. Bailey
Raymond Bechtel
Canal-Lewisville
Keene School Conservation Club
McGregor Halts Mrs FDR Pension Proposal
Washington report says Rep Harry McGregor Republican West Lafayette paused a bill granting Eleanor Roosevelt a five thousand dollar annual pension. His objection requires the measure return to the Invalid Pensions Committee where he is ranking member. He questioned Mrs Roosevelt's need and called for a hearing.
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Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
House
Harry McGregor
R. West LaFayette
McGregor
Committee On
Roosevelt
Nui
Removing bullet from man's brain in West Lafayette
A delicate operation is underway at City hospital to save Frank Marx, 42, who shot himself with a 32 caliber revolver in his aunt’s home. Surgeons Dr H H Schwindt and Dr J G Smaules perform the bullet removal with consent from relatives. Marx remains unconscious after the attempted self destruction following a nervous breakdown two weeks earlier.
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City Hospital
West Lafayette
Frank Marx
H. H. Schwindt
J. G. Smaules
Marx
Essie Scott
Coshocton
International Judges Named by UN Court of International Justice
Thirteen international jurists including Green H Hackworth of the United States were elected judges of the new court of international justice by the United Nations assembly and security council. Hackworth, American member, is a native of Prestonsburg Kentucky and has lived in Washington since 1909. He serves as legal adviser to Secretary of State James F Barnes and has broad international jurisprudence experience.
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London
Green H Hackworth
United States
Court of International Justice
United Nations Assembly and Security Council
Hackworth
Prestonburg
Washington
James F Barnes
Dust Storm Blots Kansas Missouri And Oklahoma Fields
Farmers survey crop damage after the era’s worst dust storm in a decade. Clouds of dirt blot sun across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma as wheat fields blow out within 24 hours and rainfall remains at record low levels for months. Federal meteorologist notes weak wheat start due to dry conditions and 1938-39 drought level rainfall. The reddish clouds rise mile high and sweep east across the bread basket.
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Kansas City
Kansas-Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Topeka
Plora
New Hotel Rumo… City May Get A New Hotel
Coshocton may see a new hotel as Cleveland capital eyes financing. The project is tied to Main Street and possibly to the Olinger property recently bought by Paul Opperman. A spokesman said construction could occur this spring or in late summer.
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Coshocton
Cleveland Capital
Main Street
Cleveland
Olinger
Paul Opperman
Shor
Friday Deadline Set for City Water Line Bids
The city announces a Friday noon deadline for bids on the water pipe line to the GE plant. Six contractors have requested specifications and bids will be reviewed by the board of control led by Mayor William Marti. A mailer to sell water meters was also sent to six companies. No prior requests were received by manufacturers.
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Trudenbach
Board of Control
William Marti
Repudiation urged to bar Johnson from office and pay
A House judiciary subcommittee urged strong measures to prevent a repeat of alleged misconduct by former federal judge Albert Johnson of Pennsylvania. The report says impeachment was not sought since he resigned, but it calls for repustation to block retirement pay and bars on federal judges profiting in bankruptcy cases.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Albert Johnson
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Congress
Library Gets Added Funds For Memorial Collection
At Monday’s board meeting the Henry and Mary Lower Memorial fund received a 15 share US Stel accumulative seven percent preferred stock gift from Dr William E Lower of Cleveland generating $105 yearly. The bequest supplements last fall’s $500 and supports science and natural history works for high school and older readers with excess earnings reinvested as needed.
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Henry and Mary Lower
Board of Trustees
Frank Pomerene
William E Lower
Cleveland
Lower
J D Lower
Coshocton
Hunter-Lower
George Crile
YWCA Board Meeting Reports Aims Ideals Talk
The YWCA board held its regular Tuesday evening meeting at seven thirty with advisory and newly elected directors present. Mrs Arthur Dawson chaired in place of the president Mrs Vernon Adams while Mrs Russell Lyons led the service and Mrs J Shaw spoke on YWCA Aims and Ideals. A Blue Triangle meeting at the American Legion is set for March 14 inviting all interested in YWCA work.
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YWCA
Arthur Dawson
Vernon Adams
Russell Lyons
J Shaw
American Legion
Pastor Who Killed Daughter Gets Life
GRAND RAPIDS Mich -(UP) The Rev Frank E Siple 53 confessed poisoner of his 17 year old daughter was found guilty today of first degree murder charges and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Frank E Siple
Wrecked Yukon liner survivors dwindled in Alaska rescue
Rescue crews brought in the last survivors from the Yukon after it split on a rocky Alaskan coast. 371 passengers and 124 crew were aboard when it wrecked near a bay 48 miles east of Seward. Ten were still missing as planes and boats supplied and evacuated the icy scene.
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Seward
Alaska
Yukon
Seattle
Here
Filing deadline looms for May 7 primaries
Today at 6 30 p m is the filing deadline for nomination petitions with the board of elections for the May 7 primaries. Incumbent county auditor W H Whitacre seeks re election with no opposition from any party. County races see multiple candidates across county offices including two for county commissioner and two district senate seats.
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Board of Elections
W H Whitacre
Jone County
Alva Price
John Ross Stepulchiean
Tate County
James Ross
Seth Porteus
James Freeman
Kenneth Berry
Rex George Shirtz
Orange
Rev Hall
New Philadelphia
Popalean
Fdr
Guthrie Consherton
Joe Murs
New Philadelphia Times
Two Cars Damaged When Lights Go Out
James Cullison drove a Ford coach on route two when the lights failed and he crashed into Harold Pope's parked car on Orange street last night. Both vehicles suffered serious damage.
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James Cullison
Route Two
Harold Pope
Orange Street
Cullison
Ford
Roth
The Coshocton News pledge to truth and service
The Coshocton News emphasizes its duty to publish all the news accurately and fully, stressing character and independence. It cites its history with The News of Zanesville, pledging to print both sides of issues, serve Coshocton and vicinity, and remain in Coshocton to stay.
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Coshocton
Cosherton
Earl J Jones
News of
Zanesville
PTA
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