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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
2
Morning fire crews were called to 19 South Second Street where an automobile was found burning. No injuries reported and the cause was not immediately known.
Miami reports Mel Ott, 37, veteran outfielder and player-manager from Gretna Louisiana, seeks to keep his long dominance with the club. He recalls joining John McGraw decades ago and insists his knee is sound as he battles to earn a roster spot. Ott has led his team in homers and batting titles for much of the past decade while chasing one more season.
In Guernsey county the Red Cross fund campaign shows early returns totaling 2619 dollars. Cambridge Glass Co contributes 1000 dollars and Universal Pottery Inc 500 dollars while J E Wolfe heads the advanced gifts committee with a team including Mrs J E Wolfe Dr Fred Witten and several others. Rural districts are organized and house to house canvass begins in Cambridge Sundays chaired by Atty Craig Carnes.
About 38 couples attended Ladies Night at the Cambridge Lions Club in the Berwick hotel Pioneer room. A three course turkey dinner followed by music from an orchestra directed by Jack Beatty. Roy J Calendine, Lions district Governor, Portsmouth, spoke on district progress and the membership drive.
Dorothy Hermann 42 wife of a suburban St. Bernard councilman was charged with murder after her son died from bullet wounds. The incident reportedly occurred during a dispute at a property.
The report lists hogs and cattle bids with varied weights and grades from Zanesville and Muskingum Livestock Sales Co. Cattle top at mixed figures, hogs steady around 14.70, calves and sheep showing diverse values. Chicago futures edge higher on grains linking to meat and wool markets.
The county board of health announced a scarlet fever quarantine after 13 year old Josephine Shepler of Blissfield route 1 was reported ill. A note warns to keep frozen fruit in a sealed container during thawing to preserve flavor and protect from exposure.
Mrs. Marie KR. Terry was granted a divorce after testifying her husband became "very ugly after imbibing" a cocktail of orangeade beer milk and rye whisky. Two ocean liners are under construction featuring top decks armage stacks fire boats and aluminum superstructure.
A 12hour Arab general strike shut down transport services and closed shops theaters and cafes in Palestine on the day of the Jewish Sabbath, amid protests in Jerusalem.
Twenty six service members were discharged Tuesday at Camp Atterbury Indiana. The names include T Russell E Simpson Zanesville James A Claudy Zanesville Dana C Milligan Zanesville Wilmer E Bridges West Lafayette Walter L Auker Crooksville Paul J Davala Pleasant City Melvin E Garven Frazeysburg William F Brenneman Coshocton Robert G Andrews Newark Charles R Vansickle Adamsville Wills H Dodson Newark William X Phe lan Zanesville Kenneth R Kilpatrick Newark Gerald E Smith Newark Don Shreyer Caldwell Harold E Spear Caldwell George W Holdsworth Coshocton James F Dennis Newark Leroy N Richards Zanesville Ernest Settles Newark John W Hardy New Lexington Walter E Taylor New Concord Franklin E Bartholow Newcomerstown Loren E McFarland Cambridge Robert D Starkey Somerset James L Roberts Newark.
Elmore Merton Young Sr. of Dresden dies from injuries at Bush Woolen Mills. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Sunday at Dresden Methodist Church, with burial in Dresden Cemetery. The body lies at the family home after removal from Schaumleffel Ransom Funeral Home. Rev. Leonard Williams to officiate.
Six Japanese war criminals condemned by Australian military courts will be executed within a week at Rabaul and Morotai. Australian and Indian authorities disclosed the plan, outlining swift actions in the Pacific theater.
Francis Cardinal Spellman advised the American embassy in Madrid that he will not attend a diplomatic reception in his honor during his Madrid visit on the way home. He cited lack of time for the engagement and embassy officials confirmed the cancellation.
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