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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
2
Arts Will Highlight Program at Marietta College
Arts events dominate Marietta College campus in early March with eight days of poetry music and fine arts. Highlights include Verdi Manzoni Requiem performed by the Marietta Chorus and orchestra, a Playcave Club production of The Man Who Came to Dinner, guest lectures by Yat New England poetess and John Davis Hater, and an Andrew DeGray recital at First Baptist. All events are open to the public at no charge. A new scarlet fever case is reported in Coshocton County involving Irene Dreker 44 of Coshocton route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Marietta
Larietta College
Deuterian
Fort-Kauffman
Ne Beansy S* Ze
Office of War Informaton
John Davis Hater
Hater
Albany NY
Colleges Lite
Andrews Hall
Julian DeGray
Maretta
DeGray
Stockholm
Helsinki
Bennington College
Vermont
Marietta Chorus
Gerald L Hamilton
Ujsrge
First Methodist Church of
Mariette
Marietta College
32 Strikers Set 8500 Off Jobs in Mahoning Valley
In Youngstown the walkout of 32 trainmen from the Carnegie-Union plant’s local 1330 United Steelworkers idles more than 8,500 steel workers in the Mahoning valley. Officials warn that blasting furnaces at the plant and nearby facilities are already winding down and that production may halt entirely without transport to move hot metal. The stoppage follows a dispute over diesel engine use and work restarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Oho
Carregie- Unois
United Steel Workers
CSO
McDonald
British Home Fleet Practice Off Spain
The Admiralty announced the British Home Fleet will begin large scale maneuvers off the Spanish coast within a few days. They stressed the exercises carry no political significance and are a revival of peacetime spring maneuvers. The operations will be carried out between Ushant and Gibraltar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Ushant
Brittany
France
Gibraltar
Explorer vows to film Hitler as mystery still hidden
James B Shackelford, an explorer and filmmaker, claims he knows Adolf Hitler’s hiding place and will star him in a color movie whether or not he has permission. He touts past finds, including a dinosaur skeleton in the American Museum of Natural History and early evidence of a race 59,000 years before pyramids. He plans to move quickly after locating Hitler, avoiding authorities until finishing his story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Richards
New York
James B Shackelford
Adolf Hitler
Lkely
Shackelford
Stockholm
Vretaholm
Hitler
FBI
Brother Shackelford
American Museum of Natural History
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
Fevot
South America
Dick Fowell
Fuehrer
Broadway
Sweder
Sweden
Entor
Lausche to call special session after May primary
Governor Frank J Lausche announced a special legislative session will be convened after the May primary to address state costs. Talks cover Fletcher General hospital transfers and potential state purchase of equipment via the War Assets Corp, with Hoover pavilion operations likely needing new funding before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fletcher General Hospital
Frank J Lausche
Cambridge Hospital
War Assets Corp
Guy Lausche
Fletcher
Hoover
Cleveland City Hospital
President urges moral awakening to curb world danger
President Truman calls for a spiritual revival among individuals and nations to balance atomic power with moral strength. He urges Protestant Catholic and Jewish unity to lead the shock forces for renewal, warns of disaster if unmet, and appeals for parents to guide youth and support housing and food conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Saint Paul
American Unity of Brotherhood
Truman
Parents of
America
Osc
Spellman Says Peace Lies Only in God, Cardinal Declares
Francis Cardinal Spellman told a New York public reception that world peace requires the ageless truth that peace can be found in God alone. He spoke at the Municipal Opera House after returning from Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Spellman
Hns
Metropolitan Opera House
Rome
Many War Vets With TB Leave Hospitals Uncured
Washington officials report hundreds of World War II veterans are leaving government tuberculosis hospitals uncured and risk spreading the disease. Veterans Administration medical director Paul R Hawley says most TB cases could be cured if patients follow medical directions and stay under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul R Hawley
Soldier found guilty at court martial in Columbus
General court martial sentenced T5 Nelson P Wessel of Cleveland to three years at hard labor for forfeiture of pay and a dishonorable discharge for being absent without leave from Camp Dorn Mississippi for 16 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Sears
Nelson P Wessel
Cleveland
Camp Dorn, Miss
Send Letter to the Moon Fever Grips Hollywood Comedians
Hollywood humorists Lou Costello and Bud Abbott plan to mail a letter to the Man in the Moon using space stamps bought for 216 dollars. Postman Leon Collette promises to forward the note via the first moon bound ship with a 70 cent per half ounce rate set by Collette. The piece notes space rates are not yet established and jokes about lunar real estate and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Leon Collette
Lou Costello
Bud Abbott
Stockholders Hold Meet At Farmers Exchange Dinner
Stockholders and invited guests enjoyed a steak supper at the annual Stockholders meeting of the Farmers Exchange Tuesday evening in the American Legion hall. Following the dinner the annual managers report was read and a business meeting conducted. Speakers included Earl Birnes of Ohio Experiment station U S Krider of Ohio Equity Company and B A Wallace of Ohio State University. Directors re-elected for the coming year were Irvin Porteus Tracey Renfrew and Arthur Erman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Exchange
American Legion Hall
Earl Birnes
Ohio Experiment Station
U. S Krider Ohio Equity Company
B A Wallace
Ohio State University
Irvin Porteus
Tracey Renfrew
Arthur Erman
Services in Church for George C Farrell
Funeral services will be held this week in Sacred Heart Church for George Charles Farrell who died in the Veterans Hospital at Brecksville. Father Thomas Duffy will officiate. burial will be in South Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Chuch
George Charles Farrell
Veterans Hospital
Brecksville
Thomas Duffy
South Lawn Cemetery
Evans escapes chair to life term in Ohio
Columbus reports Gov Frank J Lausche commuting the death sentence of Thomas Evans, 24, of Springfield to life imprisonment hours before his scheduled electric chair execution for the slaying of Nelle Ann Ruth McMichael last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Chair
Columbus
Thomas Evans
Springfield
Frank J Lausche
Evans
Ohio Penitentiar
Nelle Ann Ruth McMichael
Funeral today for Fostoria health official dies suddenly
Funeral services were held for a Fostoria health commissioner who collapsed and died of a heart attack in the city. He was active in Kiwanis and Masonic affairs. The report also notes farm price movements and a rise in prices during January and February as released by Ohio agricultural statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Denty
Bostess
Columbus
UUPI
Peesteece
Ohio Farme
Office of the Agricultural Statistician
Ohio State NROTC appoints new executive officer
Commander Thomas D F Langen USN was named executive officer of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at Ohio State University. The announcement came from unit commander Captain John D Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbaus
Thomas D F Langen Usn
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ohio State University
John D Shaw
Basketball results and theft report from city police
Final scores show Concordia College 38 over Scranton University 31 and Mt Union 5 over Pitt in a rough slate. Police report a theft of tools from a garage behind 413 South Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Yookies University
Scranton
Lenece College
Heliresco
Stritt
Clergy Discuss Atomic War As Truman Speech Planned
The Federal Council of Churches met for a three day convention with action on atomic warfare a proposed pledge to stop manufacturing atomic bombs and not be first to use them in any future war. President Truman was set to address the plenary session at noon broadcast nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Alexander Columbus
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Harry Truman
Harry S Truman
Robert L. Calhoun
Yale Divinity School
Commission
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Crossroads
Sarnoff
Church
Abdel Ross Wentzchanman
Lutheran World Convention
World Council
Wentz
World Council of Churches
Geneva
Suiterland John Foster Dulles
United Nations Assembly
London
Dulles
Assembly
G Bromley Oxnam
Counc
New York
Truman Delights in a Diesel Engine Horn Blast Thrill
President Truman arrives in Columbus for a noon speech before the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Winston Churchill accompanies him but will not join the ceremony. Truman tours a Baltimore and Ohio diesel locomotive during the morning train ride and blows its horn with evident pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Trumam
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Winston Churchill
Washington
Churchill
Frank J Lausche
Ohio
Martin Rhodes
Gromiler Oxnam
Federal Council
Truman
Baltimore and Ohio
Jack and Heintz Firm Expanding
Jack and Heintz Inc war time manufacturers of precision aircraft equipment today announced plans for merger with a newly formed Delaware corporation the resulting firm to be known as Jack and Heintz Precision Industries Two Under terms as the merger the small residue of class A stock not yet surrendered by Jack & Heintz associates will be exchanged for preferred stock in the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jack and Heintz Inc
Delaware Corporation
Jack & Heintz Precision Industries
Jick & Hemt? Associates
Compa
Halsey Takes Job in Pan American World Aimes
Adm William F Halsey has been appointed vice president of Pan American World Airways in charge of part ie operations the airline announced today. Tom Daugherty reports his car fender damaged Monday afternoon after a car hit it near Main and Sister streets Leonard Farme cited as driver involved in the incident. Harry Woitmen of the Coshneton Community Chest calls a board meeting for Friday at 4 30 pm in the Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angelfes
William F Halsey
Pan Amecan
Wold Aimes
Tom Daugherty
South F
Fterath Steel
Jeff
Leonard Farme
Main and
Sista Street
Harry Woitmen Chainin
Coshneton Community Chest
Meeiing
Board of Central
Chamber of Commerce
Barnesville Names Red Cross Drive Chairman
John Wards Wick, discharged Army captain, named chairman for the Barnesville Red Cross drive to begin soon. Mothers Clubs Band Mothers Tourist Music Garden clubs American Legion Legion Auxiliary Eastern Stars soliciting in residential areas while Rotary Barnesville Business Bureau and local industrial plants cover other districts. Barnesville quota not yet announced. Supt Silas War and Lawrence Derry head the local Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
John Wardswick
Red Cross
Mothers’ Club
Band Mothers
American Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Eastern Stars
Rotary Club
Silas Warheld
Lawrence Derry
Lent Enjoined To Aid World Hunger During Lent
Chicago church leaders urged fasting and abstinence during Lent to aid starving populations. Bishops and clerics from Episcopal and Catholic hierarchies called for self denial to provide food for millions, while a Protestant group proposed skipping one meal weekly and donating the savings to relief agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wallace E Conkling
Episcopal Diocese of
George Casey
Columbus Timken Plant Scuffle as Strikers Clash at Gate
About 100 Timken Roller Bearing Co workers attempted to enter the Columbus plant amid a strike. Police broke up the melee after a clash with 200 pickets at the gate. One striker and one returnee fought, were jailed, and released on $10 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Private Funeral Services For Seven Month Old Mary Lou Klinger
Private funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 o clock in the Dawson funeral home with Rev. Melvin Mitchel officiating for Mary Lou Klinger seven months old baby of Mr and Mrs Raymond Klinger Denman avenue who died Tuesday evening following complications at the City hospital Burial will be in the South Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Funeral
Melvin Mitchel
Mary Lou Klinger
Raymond Klige
Denman Avenue
City Hospital
South Lawn Cemetery
Injured in Vehicular Mishap In City Collision
Russell McCoy of 721 Elm Street was injured Tuesday night when his motorcycle was struck by a car driven by Edwin B Johnson of 1224 Chestnut Street. Police said the eastbound Johnson car hit the motorcycle as it passed a truck and the bike had no headlight. Both vehicles sustained damage. Fire department conducted a test run at 3 Eighth and Locust Street Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell McCoy
Elm Street
Edwin B Johnson
Chestnut Street
Johnson
Fire Call City Fire Department
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Brice Dreker
John A. Smith
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Norman Littell
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Smith
Littell
Pauley
Spain
Walker
Felow Daa Walker
Pape
Brehive
Explorer
Lausche
Man
Rochelle Gluskoter
Miriam Gluskoter
Los Angeles
Fraulein
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Mannheim
Germany
Arsists
George C. Farrell
Chicago Livestock
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Wismek
Zanesville
Joseph M. Self. JR
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Halsey
Red Cross Campaign
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