City Couril To Designate Downtown
City council considers defining the term business district to decide whether grain silos can be built in the downtown area. Petitions protest silo storage and a pay raise for the cemetery supervisor reach the floor, while an alley closing between Fifth and Sixth streets is debated. The ordinance also covers water purchases from General Electric and pumping power for new wells near Lake Park.
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Riley B Patterson
General Electric
Lake Park
March Winds Cause Damage in County
March winds damaged REA power lines and tore shingles from barn roofs across sections of the county. Lambs were blown from trees and residents faced a sharp 19 degree temperature drop to 27 degrees. King Winter reportedly followed the winds into the city and county as coal supplies dwindled.
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Rea
To Organize Jr. Chamber In Coshocton
Coshocton's Junior Chamber of Commerce will be organized Thursday night at 730 pm in the Ohio Power office. Secretary A C Patterson says a meeting of all young men 21 to 35 will gather with Junior Chamber officials from Akron and Columbus aiding the effort. The group aims to develop civic consciousness through constructive action and prepare members for business and civic leadership. See To Organize page 2.
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Coshocton
Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
McConnell to join statewide rural life conference in Columbus
George E McConnell Farm Security supervisor for Coshocton and Tuscarawas counties will join a two day program at the state wide rural life conference in Columbus March 18 and 19. Denominational executives and farm and government leaders will discuss interdenominational cooperation and rural issues under moderator Dr Mark Dawber.
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George E McConnell
Coshoeton
Tuscaraw
Ohio Council of Churches
Columbus
Mark Dawher
Home Missions Council of North America
Trev
Everett A Babcock
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Gainea M. Cook
Ohi Christian Missionary Society
John Green
Mansfield
Clarence Gee
J Gordon Howard
Otterbein College
Claude J Snider
Town and Country Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl Hutchinson
Ohio Farm Bureau
W C Livezey
Juvenile State Grange
Cortland
FE Baker
University of Maryland College Park
E K Ziegler
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
Aresa
Nine ship fires in Britain rally fear in port towns
A series of baffling fires hit British ships in ten days raising security concerns. The Victorious boiler room blaze was ruled mechanical, while the minesweeper Steadfast suffered an explosion with one dead and several injured. Aliens sought in Queen Elizabeth fire as guards tighten at Southampton docks.
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London
Britain
Victorius
Dover
Elzabeth
Southhampton
Admiralty
London Daily News
Queen Mary
T. F. Tarry
Southampton
Victorious
Devonport
J. B. Firth
British Home Office
Robert Craf
Cunard- White Stat Co
VFW Rites Set for 2 P.M. Today in Mohawk
Department officers will speak at a public induction ceremony by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at their hall on North Third Street. Roy Kaser of Mohawk Post 2040 says Department Commander George L. Setter of Springfield Vice Commander Herman Webber of Canton and Howard of Willard will attend. Floyd Hughes Post 693 Canton will confer the work on a class of 100 recruits.
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Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Third Street
Roy Kaser
VFW
Mohawk
George L. Setter
Springfield
Herman Webber
Canton
Howard
Willard
Floyd Hughes
Office Open On Monday For Newcomerstown Relief Office
Newcomerstown relief office will be open at 1 pm Monday for those needing assistance. The office is in charge of M R Miller of New Philadelphia.
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Newcomerstown
M R Miller
New Philadelphia
Advocates Better Break for Farmers
Marty Caton chairs the agricultural development committee of the Postwar Planning Commission which backs a brighter future for farming in the county. The group promotes reforms and investment to aid rural communities and crop production.
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Marty Caton
Evticultural Development Committed
Postwar Planning Commission
Coshseten
Hoover plans international relief mission amid criticism
Former President Herbert Hoover said he will lead an emergency food mission for Truman to assess Europe’s needs with no discrimination by race religion or politics. He will meet officials including Anderson Byrnes Bonnet and Tarchiani as critics accuse him of using food politically. The agriculture department urged a heat saving slogan Reach for a potato instead of more bread.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Truman
Europe
Honver
Clinton P. Anderson
James F Byrnes
Henri Bonnet
Alberto Tarchiani
Mr. Hoover
Agriculture Department
CIO Reg Organ joins talks at Timken strike
Canton United Steel Workers representative David Mc Donald arrived to enter negotiations with Timken Roller Bearing C. A Saturday meeting was cancelled and talks will resume at 1 am Tuesday. The Timken strike idles 14,000 workers across five cities since January 21.
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Canton
David McDonald
National Office
The
United Steel Workers (Cio
Plans Mapped For Airport For Coshoctan City
The airport committee of the Post-war Planning Committee outlines a new Coshoctan airport. Members include Arthur O Davis chairman E W Thomson Adolph Golden A N Moore and N H Carpenter Jr.
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Coshoctan
Arthur O Davis
E. W Thomson
Adolph Golden
A N. Moore
N H Carpenter
Committee Urges New High School Building
The Post-war Planning Committee urges a new high school building. Members include A C Pence as chairman, with George Brunakill, Lester Boyd, Guy Clow, and Mile Ely on the Coshocton committee. The group emphasizes the need for improved educational facilities.
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Coshocton
A C Pence
George Brunakill
Lester Boyd
Guy Clow
Mile Ely
Patrolman Foils Self-Imposed Parking Ticket Mixup
Wilmington reports Mrs Sarah Mason Hervin 84 was killed instantly after a crash. In Cleveland a patrolman issued a parking ticket to a stolen car using his own license plate leading to a police misidentification and eventual return of the vehicle. The officer’s ticket was voided after detectives traced the plate swap and recovered the original car.
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Cleveland
Edward Maizencik
Detective Bureau
Lst
Mizencik
Mizenetk
Mizene
Wilmington
Sarah Mason Hervin
Cardinal Glennon to be laid to rest in St Louis
Dublin AP reports the dying wish of John Joseph Cardinal Glennon to be buried in St Louis is near fulfillment. His body will depart Ireland on a Trans World Airlines CH-54 Skymaster to complete the cardinal's homeward journey from Rome to the city where he served as archbishop for 42 years.
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Dublin
John Joseph Cardinal Glennon
St Loui
Trans- World Airlines
Eire
Cardinal Glennon
Rome
Presidental Palace
St Lewis Cathedral
Thomas Odoennell
Russians Hold Man Wanted for Treason In Berlin
BERLIN (UP) Russian authorities may hand over Fred W Kaltenbach an Iowa born American broadcaster known as Lord Haw Haw under treason indictment. His wife Fran Kaltenbach says she fears he may be dead after a long disappearance since his Berlin arrest last June 14. Other indicted broadcasters Chandler Anderson Koischwitz remain missing or dead amid ongoing U.S. efforts to secure the exchange or repatriation.
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Berlin
Fred W Kaltenbach
Naw Haw
Justice Department
United States
Kaltenbach
Fran Kaltenbach
Bemstan
Landsberg
Wailheest
Raltunhach
Weimar
Oranenburg
Robert Best
Austria
Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
June Anderson
Atlanta, Ga
Max Otto Koischwitz
New York
Anderson
Spain
Koischwitz
Tragedy as English Cup Stand Collapses Kill 34
At Bolton England a barrier in the main grandstand collapsed during a Bolton versus Stoke cup match. Thirty-two men and two women spectators died while hundreds were injured. Fire crews and ambulances removed victims as the game continued after a delay. Casualties were treated at the Royal infirmary as crowds surged onto the field.
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Bolton
Lancashire
England
Sik
Royal Infirmary
Stoke
New Memorial Auditorium Proposed by Local Committee
The building committee of the Postwar Planning board urged a new memorial auditorium for Casnactan. Io J Branson chairs the committee. The development committee also calls modernization of Main Street as Casnacton grows rapidly. Adalon Goldin serves as chairman.
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Postwar Planning Board
Io J Branson
Main Street
Cathacton
Adalon Goldin
French Parties Reach Partial Accord On Utilities Nationalization
Paris reports a partial accord among the three major French political parties on a plan to nationalize the country’s electricity and gas utilities as announced by the ministry of industrial production.
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Paris
Ministry of Industrial Production
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