Truman Churchill Aboard Train Speaks Set in Fulton
President Truman and Winston Churchill traveled by special train toward Fulton Maine where Churchill would deliver a major speech at Westminster College at 3 45 p m CST After Fulton the pair were to go to Columbus Ohio for Trumans address to the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America Churchill would then proceed to Washington while Truman returns by air from Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esident Truman
Wilston Churchill
Fulton
Churchil
Washington
Truman
Churchill
Jefferson City
Westminster College
Shaw Rites Scheduled Wednesday
Funeral for Dr. Z W Shaw 77 formerly of Newcomerstown will be held at 2:30 am Wednesday at Cannon Cannon funeral home Roseville. Burial in Roseville cemetery. Survived by wife Mary two daughters Bert Tharpe Roseville Kenneth Hartman Duncan Falls a son J Rodney Shaw Beverly four brothers W C Shaw Reynoldsburg J C Shaw Cambridge James Clair Shaw New Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Shaw
Newcomerstown
Cannon & Cannon Funeral Home
Roseville
Shaw
Mary Shaw
Bert Tharpe
Kenneth Hartman
Duncan
Reynoldsburg
J. C. Shaw
Cambridge
James and Clair Shaw
New Concord
Coal Truck Scrape Ends in Scramble on Coshocton Road
An international egg truck and a coal truck collided on the Coshocton West Lafayette road with extensive damage. No injuries reported. The egg truck from Lindenhurst lost about 20 cases of eggs. the coal truck owned by Harris Shyrock sustained no damage. Passengers Evangeline Wright and Ruth Hosfelt were present in the coal truck. A Greyhound bus crash earlier in the month occurred nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
West Lafayette
James Hosselt
Second Street
Joseph Atansio
Lindenhurst
S. 1
Hosselt
Harris Shyrock
South Tenth Street
Evangeline Wright
Ruth Hosfelt
Hosfelt
Greyhound
Peron Maintains Lead As Argentinian Vote Count Proceeds
Col. Juan D. Peron, Nationalist Labor candidate, held a lead of about 50,000 votes over Dr. Jose P. Tamborini as tabulation entered a seventh day. With roughly 15 percent of ballots tallied, Peron led 260,066 to 211,627.
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Buenos Airfs
Juan
Peron
Jose P. Tamborini
Discharges From Local GIs At Indiantown Gap Camp Atterbury
Kenneth D. Nichols and five others from Caldwell and Zanesville area discharged Friday and Saturday at Indiantown Gap and Camp Atterbury Indiana. Eighteen more area men discharged at Camp Atterbury. Fourteen additional local men discharged Friday at Camp Atterbury. Names include from Caldwell Zanesville Crooksville Newark Cambridge and Byesville with ranks T 5 tech sergeant sergeant and private first class among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Nichols
Caldwell
Francis E. Wolff
Newcomerstown
Richard E. Archer
Gray Street
Zanesville
Indiantown Gap
Grover C. Alexander
Corning
Wilson H. Tate
East Schuttz Drive
James R. Good
Coshoct
Johnny V. Apoole
Quaker City
James O. Gheen
Byesville
Denis E. Johnson
George W. Weese
Fraveysburg Road
Frank W. ¥Urina
Cumberland
John E. Fairchild
Cambridge
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Paul E. Porter
Brownsville
Jack Laughman
Donald L. Drumm
Newark
Floyd E Hamilton
James J. Estadt
Earl
Westbrook
John R. Strauss
Richard L. Blackstone
New Concord
Albert C. Ross
Crooksville
Akron J. Masterson
Maurie F. Glidden
Lawrence A. Downey
Elberon Avenue
Delbert B. Baughman
Olen Swheher
George J. Armbrust
Ninth Street
Joseph W. Swick
Hugh F. Jeffries
Earl E. Sox
Forrest M. Cochenour
Samuel H. Myers
West Lafayette
John E. Hennessey
van Horn Avenue
Paul C. Wigginton
Carl E. McGee
Hamline Avenue
John T. Mayle
Chesterhill
John B. Archer
Luck Avenue
Clarence W. Koehler
Wooodsfield
Robert L. Warner
Don F. Myer
Ridge Avenue
Mears
Mallow
Karl J. Hemmer
Eastman Street
Willis
Cochran
Blame Storage Of Inflammables For Fatal Fire
Cleveland authorities traced a flash explosion in a furnace room to inflammables stored for paint removers and lacquer at the Bonchard Art Furniture Co. fire that killed three and injured another. Louis Levine, 57, leaped from a second story window and suffered a possible skull fracture. Firemen rescued three women from a neighboring roof.
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Cleveland
Bonchard Art Furniture Co
Emer M. Cain
Louis Levine
Truman to Stay at Columbus Hotel for Address
President Truman recalls past lodging trouble in Columbus when he, as a senator, sought a face to sleep after four hotel refusals. Governor Lausche, in Washington on business, assures no trouble ahead as Truman prepares to address the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America in Deshler Wallick hotel.
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Washington
Truman
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Guv Lausche
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Deshler- Wallick
Pleads Innocent To Two Charges In Common Pleas Court
George Sherman pleaded innocent to permitting the showing of immoral moving pictures at his edge of town business. Bond set at 300 dollars, trial possible after March 15. Charges stem from a state liquor control board raid on a stag party.
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Common Pleas
George Sherman
Sherbon
State Liquor Control Board
Not To Replace Secretary Byrnes
White House denies a report that Secretary of State James Byrnes will be replaced by General George C. Marshall. Press secretary Charles Ros denied cabinet shakeup rumors tied to Truman's displeasure with Byrnes' policy toward Russia.
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Washington
White House
James ¥. Byrnes
George C. Maranali
Charles Ros
Truman
Byrnes
Russia
Lausche says Fletcher General hospital may be bought
Gov. Frank Lausche said Ohio can acquire Fletcher General hospital for mental health treatment. He noted Veterans Administration informed the Army the state could use the facility and that a purchase will be negotiated with the War Assets Corporation at current market value, less any possible discount, with no gift expected.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Fletcher General Hospital
Lausche
Washington
Veterans Administration
Army
Weannot
Fletcher
War Assets Corporation
W Ots Corporation
United States
New Citizens Born to Two Families in Midwest Areas
A daughter was born Monday evening to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ridenbaugh in Warsaw route 1. Another daughter arrived Monday at Cancerpton hospital to Mr and Mrs Chester Reddick of West Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ridenbaugh
Warsaw
Cashnetan Puta
Casbocton Hospital
Chester Reddick
West Lafayette
Four Yank Officers In Black Market Deal
Four American officers, held for exchanging U S currency illegally for Japanese yen, made nearly $50,000 profit in the money black market. They were arrested between March 1 and 4 along with seven Japanese after a fire in a Japanese brokerage house uncovered papers outlining their transactions. The Japanese admitted paying one million yen to an American officer in exchange for $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORYO
U. S
Allied Headquarters
Planning Commission Holds Meeting in Coshocton
The Coshocton Post War Planning Commission met Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce offices to discuss future plans. About 25 members from general and special committees attended as reports from various groups were read. Jay S. Shaw serves as general chairman of the committee.
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Coshocton
Decomposed Body Found Near Oak Hill in Stroble Case
Jackson police reported a decomposed male body found in Black Fork Creek near Oak Hill by three boys, believed connected to the four month old disappearance of Paul Stroble, manager of Brad dock Motor Freight Co. in Portsmouth.
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Jackson
Leigin County
Paul Stroble
Portsmouth
Braddock Motor Freight Co
Blackfork Creek
Oak Hill
Spring Tailoring for Damaged Lawn Edges
A Garden Graph feature by Dean outlines a quick method to repair gouged turf edges after winter. An illustration guides removing the damaged edge with a square cut and reshaping the edging to restore a smooth, attractive walk or driveway border.
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Dean
Centr. Weli
Winter-Worn Lawns Repair Tips From Alliday Preas Association
The damaged lawn section should be filled with sand and reseeded with good grass. Wait to roll until the ground is firm and not soggy after freezing and thawing. Rolling is advised only after soil has dried and frost danger passed to avoid turf damage.
Reciprocity Night Observed By Olla Podrida Club
The YWCA hosted Reciprocity Night with guests from the Federated clubs and programs by Trirosis Sorosis and Music clubs. Maxine Lawrence reviewed Isle of Kra Ka Toa, Dorothy Rogers discussed January Thaw, and a Johann Strauss talk accompanied by piano solos. Refreshments and hospitality duties followed with decor by tall white tapers and sweet peas.
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Olla Podrida
YWCA
Federated Clubs
Maxine Lawrence
Trirosis Club
John Nesbith
Dorothy Rogers
Sorosis Club
Bellamy Partridge
Harold Chambers
Johann Strauss
Merton Boyd
Vienna
Dennis Mizer
Strauss
Thompson
Russell Lyons
Harvey Lorentz
Clara Green
Clara Sullivan Missionary Group Meets Monday Evening in Church
Clara Sullivan Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church met Monday evening at 633 Poplar Street with Mrs. Clifford Brown hosting. Miss Frances Gilmore led the program on the theme What are Your Exemptions, followed by devotions led by Miss Margaret Barecroft and refreshments to a list of members and guests. The next meeting will be with Miss Priscilla Stingte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Sullivan
Margaret Barcroft
James Biggs
Gertrude Clark
Eugene Hicks
William Barecroft
Margene Reading
Edith Cunningham
Richard Steele
Orville Riley
Gertrude Overholt
Frances Gilmore
Clifford Brown
Priscilla Stingte
Bride-Elect Evelyn Bantum Entertained At Buffet Supper
Miss Evelyn Bantum, bride-elect, was honored at a buffet supper hosted by Mrs. Glenn McBride, Miss Jean Foster, and Mrs. George Umstatt at 1517 Elm Street. The evening featured games and music with refreshments served to a group including Mrs. Warner Bantam and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bantum
Glenn McBride
Jean Foster
George Umstatt
Elm Street
Catholic Women's Club Covered Dish Dinner Held Monday
The Catholic Women's Club met at 7 p.m. Monday in the K of C rooms for a covered dish dinner. Mrs J R Padden Mrs Floyd McConnel and Miss Mary McGrady were hostesses. Tables glowed green and white. Seven guests and thirty three members attended.
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J. R. Padden
Floyd McConnel
Mary McGrady
Harold Potter
Shaw
Clifford Burker
John O'Connel
Walter B. Moore
George Matt
Huston
Natalie Holl Elected President Of Trirosis Club
Natalie Holl was elected president at the Trirosis club annual meeting held in the library at 6 p.m. Ongoing officers include Mrs. William Ricketts as vice president, Mary Brant Davis as recording secretary, Dorothy Skinner as corresponding secretary, and Betty Smith as treasurer. The next meeting in two weeks will feature a panel discussion with Adaline Hill, a high school student, participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Holl
Trirosis Club
William Ricketts
Mary Brant Davis
Dorothy Skinner
Betty Smith
Adaline Hill
Report Four Youths Have Disappeared
Four teens reported missing from their homes in Columbus up to date. Margaret Paulis, 18, left Sunday noon. Richard Quidley, 18, and Hugh Cummings, 15, vanished yesterday morning after leaving for Crestview Junior High School. Barney Hollar, 15, student at the state school for the deaf in Akron, has been missing since yesterday afternoon.
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Columbus
Ethel Paulis
Margargaret Paulis
Richard Quidley
Hugh Cummings
Crestview Junior High School
Barney Hollar
Akron
State School For the Deaf
Blizzard Hampers Rescue Workers At Mountain Crash Site
Rescue teams battled blizzard and darkness to reach the icy crash site of an American air liner. Twenty seven people died and nine bodies were still entangled in the charred fuselage. Sixteen bodies were lowered to awaiting ambulances as freezing weather halted the search. two infant victims were recovered earlier.
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San Diego
Calif
Mip
Arayen
Urges Settlement Of All Strikes
Washington production chief John D. Small urged Congress that prompt settlement of strikes is the only way to curb inflation and endorsed the administration price control bill extending for a year beyond June 30. He warned price controls alone won’t check inflation. In New York, Cardinal Spellman was due home with a planned welcome by Gay, Thomas F. Dewey, and Mayor William O Dwyer.
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Washington
Civy
John D. Small
Congress
House
Small
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Thomas F. Dewey
William O'Dwyer
Five US soldiers found guilty in Seoul rape case
In Seoul Korea four American soldiers received life imprisonment and a fifth was given a 920 year sentence for rape. U S Army headquarters announced the verdicts today. The soldiers were not identified.
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Seoul
Korea
Amercian
U. $& Army
Milk Producers Insist Prices Must Be Equal
In Columbus the Central Ohio Cooperative Milk Producers Inc asked 40 Ohio milk cooperatives with 30 000 producer members if they would stop producing fluid milk to pressure government agencies for relief. Secretary treasurer J R Bridenstine said producers may withhold milk due to higher grain prices farm costs and scare of AFL organizing. Milk subsidies will drop in May and June with producers seeking at least 50 cents per hundredweight increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central Ohio Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Ohio
J. R. Bridenstine
West Jefferson
AFL
Mysterious Phone Call Traced In Lola Celli Disappearance
Columbus report cites a mysterious telephone message in the one day disappearance of Lola Celli a West Mansfield school teacher. Police say a call at Grandview City Hall from a voice claiming Lola is in Columbus and all right was received by Chief Robert Livingston.
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Columbus
Lola Celli
West Mansfield
Grandview Cite Hall
Robert Ro Livingston
Lola
Miss Betty Wilson and LeRoy Wilson wed in First Baptist parsonage
Miss Betty Eileen Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Wilson 1131 Adams street and Boatswain M2/c LeRoy George Miller son of Mr and Mrs George Miller Conesville were married Monday at 8 pm in the parsonage of the First Baptist church Rev John H Shanley performing the vows The bride wore a blue crepe street length dress with black accessories Mary Jane Wilson maid of honor Wayne Duncan best man After reception at the bride home guests viewed a three tiered cake The bride a Conesville high school graduate class of 1943 employed at Novelty Company The groom a Conesville high school graduate now in the Navy after 21 months overseas in the Pacific They will reside with the bride's parents temporarily
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Betty Eileen Wilson
Cornelius Wilson
Adams Street
LeRoy George Miller
George Miller
Conesville
First Baptist Church
John H. Shanley
Love
Mary Jane Wilson
Wayne Duncan
Conesville High School
Novelty Company
Rural Life Sunday Plans Headed By Coshocton Clergy
Plans for Rural Life Sunday in Coshocton county churches on May 12 were discussed by Rev. O L Willitts at the First Presbyterian church. A program with grange 4 H club Boy Scouts Farm Bureau and Extension Services was proposed. A special service themed Trustees of Gods Bounty was prepared. Ministers from Coshocton and surrounding towns attended.
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Coshocton
O. L. Willitts
Ohio Council of Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Rural Life
Willetts
The
Grange
Boy Scouts
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Trustees of God's Bounty
L. L. Zimmerman
A. C. Shankwiler
Clarence M. Higgins
R. Perry Hudnall
Roy M. Kiskaddon
Sumner E. LaFollette
John A. Root
John H. Shanley
Sorosis Club Discusses Russia Riddle at YWCA Meeting
The Sorosis Club met Monday evening at the YWCA for an eight o clock panel discussion titled Russia, the Riddle led by Mrs. Edward Leigh. Participants in the discussion included Mrs. Olmstead, Mrs. Paul Alles house, Cornelia Middents, and Mrs. Carl Ashcraft, with three new members present Mrs. Russell McConnell, Mrs. Ambrose McDevitt, and Mrs. Virgil Duil.
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Sorosis Club
YWCA
Russia
Edward Leigh
Olmstead
Paul Alleshouse
Cornelia Middents
Carl Ashcraft
Russell McConnell
Ambrose McDevitt
Virgil Duil
Grace Holmes Dies in Hospital at 58
Mrs Grace Mae Holmes of Main Street West Lafayette died at seven p m Monday in the Coshocton city hospital from complications She was born October 11 1887 in Cadiz Ohio daughter of Alexander and Lois Stephens On June 14 1911 she married Joseph N Holmes who survives Also surviving are two daughters Mrs Lorin Winnew Canton Miss Ella Holmes Washington D C one brother Clarence M Stephens Massillon two sisters Mrs H M Shields Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs Ray Reppart Cadiz and two grandchildren She was a member of the Friends church West Grove Ohio The deceased and husband operated the Home restaurant for the past five years Friends may call at the Bonnet funeral home West Lafayette after 6 pm Wednesday.
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Grace Mae Holmes
Main Street
West Lafayette
Coshocton City Hospital
Cadiz
Alexander
Lois Stephens
Joseph N. Holmes
Lorin Winnew Canton
Ella Holmes
Washington, D. C
Clarence M. Stephens
Massillon
H. M. Shields
Cuyahoga Falls
Ray Reppart
Friends Church
West Grove
Aggie Council Meets Monday
A Huincheon meeting of the U S Department of Agriculture council was held yesterday in the L Grille on Main Street Harold Mikesell presided. Next meeting set for April 1 and will feature representatives of the Federal Land Bank Farm Security and Production Credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture Council
L Grille
Main Street
Harold Mikesell
Funeral rites for Owen Nesselrode 64 at Frazeysburg residence
Funeral services for Owen Nesselrode aged 64 of Frazeysburg, who died Sunday, will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the residence. Rev. W. H. Koppert will officiate. Burial will follow in the Frazeysburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Nesselrode
Frazeysburg
W. H. Koppert
Assault case ends in jail with fines in mayor's court
Roy Young was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail today in Mayor William Martin's court on charges of assault and battery upon his wife Sophie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Young
William Martin
Sophie
Historical Club Meeting Highlights Papers And Music
The Historical Club met Monday evening at the YWCA with papers on Outstanding Women Composers and Present Day Music of the Americas. Mrs. Merton Basd offered piano solos Bach Goes to Town and Mardi Gras from the Mississippi Suite. Mrs. Allie Tompkins will host the G. W. club covered dish dinner Friday at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
YWCA
Vigicia Compton
William Compton
R. C. Powers
The
Americas
Merton Basd
Town
Alex Templeton
Ferde Grote
Ferde Grote) Twomen
John McPeet
Lucy Lonsinger
Allie Tompkins
Ninth Street
G. W. Club
Carl Bair Addresses Farm Bureau Drive in Corshocton County
Carl Bair, publicity director of the Ohio Farm Bureau, spoke at Roscoe School as plans were laid for a Farm Bureau membership drive in Corshocton County. Township captains attended and instructions were issued to committees. An intensive two day campaign was planned to reach a 500 member goal, emphasizing the organization's benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bair
Ohio Farm Bureau
Roscoe School
Farm Bureau
Corshocton County
Labor Leaders Grace and Finnell Attend Zanesville Council
Russell P. Grace and Clarence Bud Finnell local labor representatives attended Monday night’s council session in Zanesville. Grace planned to be in Zanesville today to organize Muskingum county highway employees. A bicycle was stolen from James Grace of Roscoe on Monday evening, and Mrs Joseph Berck of 838 Otsego Avenue underwent a major operation at Cashneton hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell P. Grace
Clarence “Bud” Finnell
Zanesville
Grace
Muskingum County
James Grace
Roscoe
Joseph Berck
Otsego Avenue
Cashneton Hospital
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