Byrnes Vows U S Will Fight To Defend UN Charter
Secretary of State Byrnes told an Overseas Press Club dinner that the United States will defend the UN Charter and covenants not to use force except in defense. He urged adherence to principle, condemned coercion, and expressed confidence that great powers can preserve peace if they will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Ames F Byrnes
Byrnes
Overseas Press Club
Russia
Manchuria
France
Great Britain
Deadline for bids on new police cruiser closes at noon
Safety Service Director J E Trubenbach said the bid deadline for a new police cruiser ended today at noon. Three automobile agencies were contacted but no bids were received. The cruiser will have a heavy duty generator and equipment for a two way radio system funded by local contributions. Blast fatal in Wyandotte Michigan leaves one dead and one seriously injured at a fats processing plant.
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Safety Service
J E Trubenbach
Wyandotte, Mich
Abel Buys Opperman Building For Move To Main Street
Abel, owner of the Underselling store at 106 Hickory, announces plans to move to the Opperman building on Main Street by May 1. He will occupy the lower floor, remodel storeroom, expand lines, and improve facilities to better serve the public. The Hickory Street shop has operated 14 years but will relocate as Farmers Exchange expands and the current building is torn down for a modern office project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa Abel
Hickory Street
Opperman
Main Street
Abel
Paul Opperman
Farmers Exchange
Farmer's Exchange
Beall First to Receive 1946 Auto License Plates
B R Beall of Kirk Street West Lafayette reportedly was first to get the new 1946 license plates. Deputy auto registrar J R Hanlon says March 1 is the start date for license sales at 52512 Main Street Coshocton County. Deadline for displaying plates on all automobiles is in April.
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R Beall
Kirk Street
West
Lafayette
J R Hanlon
Coshocton County
Hanlon
Main Street
Power Co Dinner Honors Safety Record in Service Division
About 225 Ohio Power Co. employees and guests attended a dinner at the American Legion home to honor the service division's year with no disabling injuries. The division covers Coshocton, Tuscarawas, Guernsey and Holmes counties, and speakers praised the safety efforts. Virg Loos Orchestra provided music for dancing as Joe Pudden and vocal selections were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Co
American Legion
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Guernsey
Holmes
J. A. Padden
J J. Dolan
F. W. Frecker
Canton
Joe Pudden
Elks Quartet
New
Philadelphia
Virg Loos Orchestra
Spain Sealed Off As France Enforces Frontier
Spain is isolated from the European mainland with land and sea blocks across the Franco regime. French border guards seal the Hendaye bridge as exiled Spanish Republicans cheer in the frontier town. France bars Spanish ships and closes communications. Franco seeks UN Security Council action while allies push for a three power demaration and caretaker government.
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Paris
Spain
Hendaye
Georges Bhdault
France
Francisco Franco
Franco
UNO Security Council
New York
United States
Britain
Conscientious Objectors Leave Fresno Camp Closed
The last of the Conscientious Objectors at Fresno camp departed today signaling official closure on Thursday after seven boys moved to Gatlinburg government camp. Eight COs and director Maurice Webster stayed briefly to clear the site, with buildings remaining and future plans debated in Washington.
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Fresno Camp
Lloyd Harrold
Soil Conservation Research Station
Government
Gatmanburg
Terin
Maurice Webster
Soil Conservation Service
Harrold
CCC
Washington
Cos
Auto Tags Go On Sale Today in Coshocton
New red and white 1946 auto license plates began appearing on Coshocton streets as the general sale opened at W R Hanlon’s office. Motorists queued to secure first tags before the April 1 deadline to avoid driving without plates. The rush prompted extra clerks. The same notice mentions the March 8 meeting of the monthly Child Welfare board chaired by Probate Judge C M Ross.
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Coshocton
W R Hanlon
WANTS BOMB KEPT SECRET AT CANADIAN SPEECH
Major H Francis G Bridges the youngest Canadian cabinet member urged keeping atomic knowledge safe in U S hands and urged democracies to guard world peace. He warned democracy alone cannot cure war torn nations and cited Hitler Mussolini and Manchuria as past failures urging nations to act as keepers of their brothers.
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Charleston
W Va
H Francis G Bridges
United States
Canada
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Bridges
Hitler
Mussolini
Manchuria
Ethiopia
Stockholders Meeting Planned Tuesday at Legion Hall
Stockholders and guests will attend the annual meeting of the Farmers Exchange at 730 Tuesday evening in the American Legion hall. A steak supper follows and the manager's report will be read with officers to be elected. Speakers include Earl E Barnes from Ohio Experiment Station, U S Krier of the Ohio Equity Company, Lima, and B A Wallace of Ohio State University.
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Farmer's Exchange
American Legion
Earl E Barnes
Ohio Experiment Station
U S Krier
Ohio Equity Company
Lima
B A Wallace
Ohio State University
March Lamb to Be Shorn Soon Amid Weather
March began with a lamb metaphor as forecasters warn shearing operations may start later today in the Muskingum valley if showers prove insufficient. Colder temperatures are expected Saturday with partial cloudiness and rain or snow by Wednesday, and temperatures may hover 30s to mid 50s through midweek.
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Muskingum
Grover Foster Dies at Warsaw Home
Grover H Foster aged 53 of Warsaw died at his home following a long illness. Born November 27 1892 in Newcastle township he was married to Sadie Hauger in 1913 and had lived in Warsaw 18 years. Surviving are his wife two daughters Edith Harrison and Cleora Foster one son Bernard Foster a brother Robert and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Sunday at the Fisher funeral home with Rev Donald Syler officiating burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Grover H Foster
Warsaw
Ilnes
Newcastle Township
Mary Baher
Hevakiah Foster
Sadie Hauger
Warsaw Methodist Church
Foster
Atlas Pottery Company
Ravenna
Edith Harrison
Charleston
Wia
Cleora Foster
Bernard Foster
Robert
Nellie Route
Foster Home
Fisher Funeral Home
Oolney
Donald Syler
Valley View Cemetery
Hand Grenades Mistaken For Dads At School
In Santa Monica California two six and four year old boys brought live hand grenades to John Muir elementary. The children wore belts with grenades while a first grade class played near firing pins. The father claimed the grenades were war souvenirs and harmless.
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Santa Monica
Calif
John Muir Elementary School
Patrick Nicholson
Michael
Patrick
Jennie Sharp
Food Meet Opens Today with Hoover Leads War Food Plan
Washington requests an aggressive voluntary program to curb waste and aid hunger abroad as President Truman convenes a White House conference with Herbert Hoover and 12 other leaders. New food measures begin: 12 percent more flour from wheat, darker flour coming weeks, and malt beverage brewing limits using wheat products to 70 percent of last year’s usage.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Truman
Europe
Asia
Chester Davis
St Louis
M. Hoover
Miami
Man and Wife Injured In Route 36 Crash
A Nash sedan driven by Harry R Stitt of Canton crashed through a guard rail on route 36 north of Crooked Run bridge, slid down a 25 foot embankment into a field, rolled to its side, and forced the couple to exit via the rear trunk. Stitt suffered a slight cut over his right eye. his wife was uninjured.
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Nash
Harry R Stitt
Canton
Crooked Run Bridge
Stitt
Warsaw
Lutt
MEMCO Promotes Carl Turner to Traffic Manager
Carl Turner promoted to traffic manager at Moore Enameling and Manufacturing company MEMCO after 13 years with the firm. He recently returned January 7 from service with the Seabees in India and will supervise traffic and ship handling.
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Carl Turner
Moore Enameling and Manufacturing Company
Turner
MEMCO
Seabees India
Coshocton Chamber of Commerce plans housing study
An active housing study committee is planned by the Coshocton Chamber of Commerce with bankers real estate builders and city officials to address a critical housing shortage. Questions cover needed homes veterans demand vacant lots utilities financing labor materials and temporary housing options. Immediate committees will start work next week with a full board report due.
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Coshocton
Imber
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Dan Cupid Beat Divorce Racket
February statistics show 35 births and 10 deaths in the city. Marriage licenses issued rose as divorce cases filed, totaling 10 divorces granted and two dismissals, with cases reported at 32 to 24.
Two Die In Jail Break At Columbia Tennessee
In Columbia Tennessee two Black men, William Gordon and James Johnson, were killed while attempting to seize a gun during a jail break just before release on bond. Sheriff Underwood said Gordon grabbed a pistol, fired, and wounded Deputy Darnell, triggering a response that ended with both men dying en route to a hospital. Police say 10 others were wounded in earlier white versus Black clashes. state troopers and guardsmen were reinforced after the incident.
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Columbia
Tenn
Tennessee
Lavin Bomar
William Gordon
James Johnson
J J Underwood
Gordon
RT. Darnell
Johnson
Bomar
Tennessee Guardsmen
J. M. Dickinson
Eight Firearms Registered in Coshocton This Week
Carl Moore an investigator for the alcohol tax unit reports eight firearms registered this week at the Coshocton city police station. Five are automatic war trophy guns owned by local ex servicemen and three are sawed off shotguns. Moore will be in town today and plans a return in about two weeks to continue registering weapons under the 1934 National Firearms Act.
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Carl Moore
Alcohol Tax Unit
Coshocton
Moore
Pretty Little Terry Taylor Reunited With Parents
ANNAPOLIS Md Pretty little Terry Taylor was happily reunited with her parents today three days after a 19 year old nursemaid took her from Charlotte North Carolina saying she would meet a soldier sweetheart The child wore her corduroy slacks and blue jacket when found Chief of Detectives Frank M Littlejohn said he would question the nurse to see if she is the same woman involved in a similar case in Shreveport Louisiana The nurse claimed she meant to return to Charlotte later today
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Annapolis
Terry Taylor
Charlotte
N. C
Washington
Andrew Taylor
Terry
Rosemary, Johnson
Frank M. Littlejohn
Ansury
North Caolina
Littlejohn
Shreveport
Perdido
Loumana
Meena
Terryington
Trey
Chardette
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The
American Veterans Committee
Charles G. Bolte
Des Moines
Bolte
el Alamein
Opperman Building
B. R. Beall
Child Welfare Board
C. M Ross
Shaw-Barton
Walnut Street
American Art Works
Stockholders’ Meeting
Grover Foster
OL Coshortat
Chamber of Commetes
Dan Cupid
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