Timken-Cio 2 GED Canton Strike Resumes After Offers
Negotiations at Timken Roller Bear in Canton restart after two union proposals and one from the company. W Abel of United Steel Workers says union offered to return to work pending arbitration and to return under the contract during new contract talks. Company says it will consider the second proposal except for membership check-off and union dues. Turner notes retroactive wage pay dating to January 1 would be mailed, totaling about 31 dollars per man and costing 300 thousand dollars, but rejected without a contract. Abel lists five conditions to be settled before 14 000 union members return to work, including maintenance of membership, management rights, no-strike clause, work schedules, and grievance arbitration procedures.
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Canton
Timken Roller Bear. Co
W. Abel
Nited Steel Workers
CSO
Timken
G. H. Turner
Comany
Turner
Able
Peron Holds Wide Margin In Returns
Buenos Aires reports tabulations from nearly one fifth of the Feb 24 election showing Col Juan Peron with a growing lead over Dr Jose Tamborini. Peron tallies 342,35? votes to Tamborini 377,694 with Peron leading in provinces totaling 232 electoral votes, 43 more than needed for election. Tamborini leads in provinces with 38 electoral votes. Returns are from late night tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Jose P. Tamborini
Peron
Tamborini
Labor actions and wage talks grip national unions
Ongoing labor unrest features retroactive wage increases to Feb 1 and presidential intervention in a US rail strike. Baltimore telegraph operators skip work awaiting strike resolution, Philadelphia longshoremen return under a new contract with 2-cent wage tilt, CIO Coast workers push for a nationwide dockers strike on April 19, and CIO electrical workers resume talks amid a 32 day wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Alkout
Baltimore
Philadelphia
CIO
Andacific Coast Waterfront
CIO Electrical Workers Son
Generaltedric
Vesey Walker dies veteran pacer in Perry area
Hy s Leon Vesey 78 former Perry postmaster died after a long career as a prominent walking club member. He attracted statewide attention on his 75th birthday by walking 20 miles in 4 hours. Funeral arrangements were set as circuit reports and remembrances accompany his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Serven
Hys Leon Vesey
Perry
Vesey
Ntional
60 000 Trees Alloted To This County
Herbert Marshall announced 1946 strip cropping and tree planting plans at a county conservation directors meeting. Coshocton district will receive 53 000 to 66 000 young trees including red and white pine and black locust for planting. Recent heavy rains caused erosion and threatened fields. attendees included Don Coffman Curtis Steele Robert Cush and Arnold Schindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marshall
Soil Conservation
Marshall
Coshocton
Don Coffman
Ashland County
Curtis Steele
Tuscarawas County
Robert Cush
Arnold Schindler
Coshocton County
Mr. Marshall
Ickes Ordered to Produce Original Memoranda in Pauley Inquiry
Senate Naval affairs panel demanded Harold Ickes unlock his safety deposit box and provide the original memoranda about Edwin Pauley. Ickes has said copies exist, while Pauley faces questions over alleged moves to solicit Democratic campaign funds. Pauley expected to testify next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Harold L. Ickes
Edwin W. Pauley
Pauley
Ickes
California
Millard FE. Tydings
Ind
Tydings
Robert F. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Price
Paul Porter
Orytotosfili
Navy
Elks Lodge To Entertain Members Returning From Service
Elks lodge hosts a turkey dinner at noon on Thursday March 14 to honor members returning from service. A program will follow in the afternoon. Members must sign for tickets for themselves and guests by Monday night at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashocton Elks Lode
Globe-Trotter Returns Home Paul Hunt
A youth named Paul Hunt, 11, known as a globe trotter, began the final leg of his juvenile journey after Belmont authorities brought him back to Barnesville. He had run away from his home due to school difficulties, ending his travels amid local concern and official intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hunt
Barnesville
Belmont
Strike Called Off Ends Nationwide Operators Walkout
Telephone service returned to normal in Coshocton as the nationwide strike by operators ended after an agreement that prevents further walkouts. The initial announcement indicated operators would resume work under new terms, restoring service across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Food Saving Program To Restaurants
Washington AP The government convened 38 food trade group representatives at the Agriculture Department to discuss menu restrictions and practical food conservation in wheat and fats and oils. Secretary Anderson urged proposals on saving methods, substitutions for critical foods, and advertising to foster public support for conservation amid wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Aid Request Plans Returned in Farm Conservation
Coshocton AAA reports farm field director Henry Reiser says 80 percent of aid requests for conservation practices were returned to county offices for compilations. District 8 counties listed include Belmont, Carroll, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Jefferson, Monroe, Muskingum, Noble and Tuscarawas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Sewing Machine Clinic Scheduled at Walhouring Orange Hall
A sewing machine clinic will be held Friday at Walhouring Orange Hall starting at 10 am and lasting all day. Farm women are invited to bring their machines for repair under the supervision of Miss Harriett Green, county home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhouring Orange Hall
Harriett Green
County considers road improvements on two sections
Newcomerstown reports county commissioners review petitions by property owners to improve nine miles of roads 184 and 178 near Fort Washington and Gilmore. The action covers two road segments totaling nine miles.
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Newcomerstown
Fort Washington
Gilmore
Veteran Telegrapher Hit-Skip Victim
Newark reports a hit and run last night fatally injuring Carl Price, 72, of Granville. Price was believed to be one of the oldest active railroad telegraphers in the United States.
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Newark
Carl Price
Granville
United States
Traffic Fatality in Ohio Town Leaves Man Dead
Portsmouth reports a fatal crash near Minford in which 29 year old William Oliver Young of South Webster died when his car overturned into a ditch late that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Willian Oliver Young
South Webster
Minford
Fire breaks out in barrel at Shoman home
City firefighters were dispatched Wednesday night to 101 Walnut Street to contain a trash barrel blaze. Additionally two Coshocton area births were recorded: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fry on Wednesday afternoon at Coshocton hospital and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wheeler on Coshocton route three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shoman
Walnut Street
WEW
Coshoctong Hospital
Irwin Fry
Walhonding
Archie Wheeler
Coshocton
Coshocton Hospital
Fire Hits McConnelsville Sanatorium Complex
A 1925 era stucco sanatorium near McConnelsville suffered a major blaze destroying the first administration building. Privately owned by Dr. Louis Mark and local citizens, it faced heavy smoke and structural damage as Red Cross and neighboring towns sent aid. Patients remained stable, with one critical case moved and medical supplies being rushed in.
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Louis Mark
Mark
Florida
RED Cross
McConnelsville
Zanesville
Scott
Beverly
Infant Klinger Buried After Private Funeral
Private services were held for seven month old Larry Lee Klinger at Dawson Funeral Home with Rev. Melvin Mitchell officiating. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Klinger of Denman Avenue, died Tuesday evening after complications at City Hospital. Burial followed at South Lawn Cemetery.
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Dawson Funeral Home
Melvin Mitchell
Larry Lee Klinger
Raymond Klinger
Denman Avenue
City Hospital
South Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Joseph Sanford Cone Friday
Funeral services are to be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Glass funeral home with Dr. Roy Kiskadder officiating for Joseph Sanford Cone, who resided with Mr and Mrs James P Cone at 323 Locust Street. Burial will be at a later date. Please omit flowers.
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Glass Funeral Home
Roy Kiskadder
Joseph Sanford Cone
James P. Cone
Locust Street
South Lawn Cemetery
Mine accident leaves Jesse Mills with fractured leg
Jesse Mills, 51, of Coshocton route ntwo, suffered a fractured leg in a Sun coal mine accident on Wednesday. He was treated at Coshocton hospital where his condition was reported satisfactory this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Mills
Coshocton
Sun
Coshocton Hospital
Fever outbreak baffling public health workers
An outbreak of Q fever sickened 26 employees at the National Institute of Health in Washington as researchers resume wartime work. An elderly patient is gravely ill, five remain hospitalized, eight have returned to duty, and others stay home. Dr. Charles Armstrong leads efforts to study this pneumonia named for Queensland, first reported in 1935. He also recalls a 1940 outbreak among institute staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
National Institute of Health
Institute
Queensland
Australia
Charles Armstrong
Armstrong
Allied forces sink nearly a thousand U boat subs
Washington reports final WWII tally from Navy and Admiralty showing 996 Axis submarines destroyed. The count splits to 781 German subs, 85 Italian, 130 Japanese, with Allied contributions: 524 U boats by Britain against Germany and 174 by the United States. American forces also credited with 110.5 Japanese subs and 4 Italian subs, plus minor joint credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Admiralty
U. S. Navy
U.S
U. S
Cinema World Ready For Academy Awards
Hollywood AP reports the movie colony dressed in its best as the 1945 postwar Academy Awards open. Funnyman Eric Hope serves again as master of ceremonies as favorites vie for top performances of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Funnyman
Eric Hope
Woman reports grab attempt near Locust and Syca streets
Charlotte Parrish of South Fourth Street described being grabbed by a man Wednesday evening between Locust and Sycamore streets. She said he appeared 25 to 30, wore a dark checked suit, hat and glasses, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Parrish
South Fourth Street
Locust
Sycamore
Fishermen warned of wood and fiber container shortage
Washington sources report the Agriculture Department warned commercial fishermen of a serious shortage of wood and fiber containers over the coming months. The notice highlights supply constraints affecting packing and shipping needs for seafood buyers and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Obituary notices for James D. Leavengood and Joseph Cone
West Lafayette obituary for James D. Leavengood 78. born 1867 near Chili. Survived by siblings. buried Fairfield cemetery. Coshocton obituary for Joseph Cone 80. heart attack on Locust Street. traveling salesman. burial South Lawn cemetery. Services at 2 p.m. in both locales with local clergy officiating.
Pettit Funeral Held for Ferley M Pettit at Coshocton
Ferley M Pettit 92 died Wednesday afternoon at his daughter Mrs J C Wrights Coshocton home. Funeral at Peoples funeral home Friday officiated by Rev Sumner Lafollette with burial at South Lawn cemetery. Survived by daughter and two grandchildren. wife Ida died in 1932. son Homer deceased. Pettit was a Zanesville native and longtime Lafayette Mason lodge member.
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Ferley M. Pettit
J. C. Wright
Denman Avenue
Coshocton
Peoples Funeral Home
Chestnut Street
Sumner Lafollette
South Lawn Cemetery
Zanesville
Pettit
Ilinois
South Dakota
Lafayette Masonic Lodge
Congregational Church
Wright
A. C. Hartley
Honolulu
T. H
Vera Minor
Ida G. Allen
Osborn
Ohio
G. W. Trottman
Coshocton County
Trottman
Flora Kiste
Adameville
Henry Davis
Roscoe
Marjorie Green
Belmond
Death of Mrs Lucy Doll at 72 in Cleveland
Mrs Lucy Doll 72 died unexpectedly Tuesday at her niece’s home in Cleveland. Daughter Misa Gladys Doll and brother Philip Barth survive. One sister and many relatives preceded her in death. Funeral 1 p.m. Friday at deeline. Burial Lorain Cemetery.
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Lucy Doll
Harvey Scheetz
Cleveland
Fred
Phoebe Barth
Chili
Charles Doll
Misa Gladys Doll
Philip Barth
Conall Lewisville
Gitter
Deeline
Lorain Caretery
Daughter Held For Shooting Police Father
Pittsburgh police officer Patrolman William J. Warnock, 47, died after a quarrel with his daughters Evelyn 19 and Betty 22 who had returned from a movie with two men. Evelyn was held after saying she took her father s .38 pistol from his holster and shot him. The incident occurred as the officer confronted the girls at their East End home. wife Elizabeth witnessed the shooting.
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Pittsburgh
William J. Warnock
Shadyside Hospital
Elizabeth Warnock
Evelyn
Betty
Dorothy Bradford Files Petition for Divorce
Dorothy Bradford, by her father Earl Ames, files for divorce from Kenneth N Bradford in common pleas court. She is under 21, cites gross neglect of duty, married June 12 1944, they have no children, and she seeks restoration of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ames Bradford
Earl Ames
Kenneth N. Bradford
Common Pleas Court
Farrell Funeral Services Held for George Farrell
Funeral services were held at 9 am in Sacred Heart church for George Farrell who died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Brecksville Ohio. Father Thomas Duff officiated and burial followed in South Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
George Farrell
Veterans Hospital
Brecksville
Thomas Duff
South Lawn
Shoemaker Named Chairman in County Board Reorganization
Newcomerstown resident Lel lan Shoemaker was named chairman and Virgil Mathias of New Philadelphia was elected clerk of the Tuscarawas county board of elections at a reorganization meeting in the county courthouse.
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Shoemaker
Newcomerstown
Lellan Shoemaker
Virgil Mathias
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Board of Elections
Boy Bitten By Dog At 1610 Orange Street
Police reported a dog attacked a boy and tore his pants Wednesday night. A separate report notes theft of gasoline from a Balch building rear lot was investigated without findings. Another case found Donald McPherson asleep in the Pastime theater at 6 15 p m and returned home. Temperatures Saturday 47 at 2 p m, 41 low, noon 48 with .09 rainfall. Regular Army offers training in many trades and skills.
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E. Smith
Orange Street
Balch
Donald McPherson
South Bird Street
OSU Dean Addresses Muskingum Scholarship Day
Dr. Harlan H. Hatcher the OSU Arts and Sciences dean will give two talks at Muskingum College Scholarship Day. He will speak at 11 a.m. in Brown Chapel and again at 7 p.m. at the Muskingum House.
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New Concord
Harlen H. Hatcher
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio State University
Muskingum College
Bean Hatcher
Brown Chapel
Muskingum House
Hatcher
Ohio State
Ironton
Morehead Normal School
Kentucky
University of Chicago
Europe
U. S. Naval Reserve
Chapel Hill
N.C
Tunnel Hill
Wolfpen
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Columbus Citizen
College English
Gene McIlvaine
New Castle
Edith Vorhis
Coraopolis
William Gordon
Struthers
Thelma Rankine
Youngsftown
Musical Instrument Price Controls Lifted Across Categories
The Office of Price Administration lifted price controls on all musical instruments including pianos and organs, while keeping controls on phonographs and radios. Restrictions were removed on chrome trimmed cocktail shakers, ice bowls and similar items, and price controls were suspended on phonograph records and albums, electric lamp bulbs, glassware and china for commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Smouldering fire at Lyric theater prompts scare
In Portsmouth the Lyric theater emptied calmly as smoke filled the basement from burning clothing in the ushers dressing room. A uniform trousers and leather coat were damaged, with firemen determining the blaze started in a locker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Lyric Theater
Russia Claims World’s Largest Oil Reserves
Oil Commissar Nikolai Baibakov told Izvestia the Soviet Union holds the largest oil reserves on earth. He noted 34 new sources were found during the war and 83 in the prior two decades, highlighting wartime gains and long term growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai Baibakov
Izvestia Today
Soviet Union
Baibakov
New Divorce Case Is Filed In Common Pleas Court
Paul A Sauerbrey of Fresno filed for divorce from Carol Sauerbrey of Guernsey Route One in Common Pleas court. They wed February 3 1945 and have no children. Plaintiff cites gross neglect of duty.
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Paul A. Sauerbrey
Fresno
Carol Sauerbrey
Guertsey
Common Pleas Court
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J. L. Leavengood
Thomas Lorenz
Fairfield Cemetery
Joseph Cone
Joseph&. Cone
Mr. Cone
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Rey S$. Kiskaddon
MR. Perley Pettit
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