Chinese Communists Race For Occupation of Mukden
Chinese Communists advancing east of Mukden after Red army withdrawal reportedly seized Fushun and nearby coal mines. Nationalist forces press to control Mukden with sporadic street fighting. Chiang Kai-shek’s 14th division arrives in Mukden. Gen Hsiung Shih-Hui assumes supreme command of Nationalist Manchuria. Gen Marshall to Tokyo for talks with MacArthur on Manchurian situation. A Soviet withdrawal from Fushun is said to accompany a Communist government there.
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Mukden
Fushun
Manchurian
Chiang Kai- Shek
Manchuria
George Marshall
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Hsiung Shih-Hui
Chiang
Chinchow
Lewis Takes Spotlight on UMW Soft Coal Demands
Washington AP report on United Mine Workers wage policy committee drafting new soft coal contract demands including a 10 cent per ton royalty, higher wages, shorter work week, and supervisory bargaining rights as negotiations open. Also notes UMW President John L Lewis clash with soft coal producers amid GM strike and national labor unrest.
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Ship Eugen Sent To Pacific For Atomic Test Role
The Prinz Eugen, 18 400 ton heavy cruiser, former German pride, sails from Philadelphia to take part in Operation Crossroads next May. It is allotted to the United States by Potsdam and will be bombed in the atomic tests as a test ship.
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Pacific
Eugen
Navy
United States
Ten B-29 crewmen identified in crash near Albuquerque
Coal Perry M Bossington commanding officer at Kirtland Field announced all ten crew members who perished in the B 29 Superfortress crash 60 miles southwest of Albuquerque Thursday have been identified. Among the dead are 1st Lt Carlton P Smith Canton Ohio co pilot and Lt David R Allison Celina Ohio.
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Perry M. Bossington
Kirtland Field
Albuquerque
Carlton P Smith
Canton
David R Allison
Celina
Vocational Clinic Meetings Planned at El Grille Thursday
Final plans are set for noon Thursday at the El Grille to finish details for the Coshocton High School vocational clinic to be held on March 19, March 27, and April 12. Principal G A McConnaghe says the event will be a major yearly occasion with a 7 o'clock start.
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el Grille
Coshocton High
G. A. McConnaghe
Pravda Hurls Charge at London Over War Claims
The Moscow paper accuses Winston Churchill of seeking a war against Russia and warns an Anglo American alliance would destroy the United Nations. It denounces his Fulton speech and says Churchill's plan masks hostility to the Soviet Union and aims to liquidate the UN.
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Moscow
Pravda Today
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Russia
United Nations Organization
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Fulton
United Nations
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Europe
Soviet Union
Slippery Highways In Northern Ohio Reported
Slippery snow covered routes were reported in the area bounded by Canton Akron Youngstown and Ashtabula. State patrol also noted slick roads near Medina and Burton in Geauga county. Other parts of Ohio remained normal as temperatures ranged from 18 to 33.
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Canton
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Youngstown
Ashtabula
State Highway Patrol
Medina
Burton
Geauga County
Lausche to Toledo address Epworth League
Governor Frank J Lausche will drive to Toledo this afternoon to address the Toledo Epworth League. In Van Wert, Dr. Edgar E Snyder resigned after 25 years as pastor of St Mary Lutheran Church effective May 1.
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Toledo
Columbus
Frank J Lausche
van Wert
Edgar E. Snyder
St Mary Lutheran Church
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide over tricycle dispute
Cleveland report says Samuel Sakach aged 46 killed his wife Sabina and her sister Rose Sprosty after an argument over a missing tricycle. He then shot his daughter and hanged himself in the garage, with police finding his body after the chaotic morning.
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Samuel Sakach
Sabina
Rose Sprosty
St. John’s Hospital
Doris
Patrick Lynch
Lynch
Sakach
Committees Named for Co Shocteen Community Chest
Two committees for the Co shocteen Community Chest have been named. Edward Crawford chairs the budget committee with Warner Pomerene William Barrett Mrs William Welday Mrs Robert Hopkins and Seward Schooler on the panel. The social service committee lists Fred Beauregard as chairman Clara Green Marie Salarin Mrs Floyd Craig and Mrs Leyland Heinke. At the April meeting the panel will propose chairmen for the 1946 campaign.
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Coshocteen Community Chest
Edward Crawford
Warner Pomerene
William Barrett
William Welday
Robert Hopkins
Seward Schooler
Fred Beauregard
Chaiiman
Clara Green
Marie Salarin
Floyd Craig
Leyland Heinke
Project No 3 Begins Today
Initial construction work on city project No 3 the water pipe line to the General Electric plant began this morning. Safety Service Director J. E. Trudenbach announced. The work is being done by the H. E. Miller Co. of Columbus.
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General Electric
Safety Service
J. £. Trudenbach
H. E. Miller Co
Columbus
Reward Offered Return Bed and Springs Stolen From Yard
A $10 reward is offered for return of a bed and springs stolen from the back yard at 119 North Water Street. Sally Hootman reported the theft to police on March 2.
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North Water Street
Sally Hootman
Irish Paying Homage to Cardinal Glennon in Dublin
The Irish government diplomatic corps and seminary community paid final tribute to Cardinal John Joseph Glennon at All Hallows College chapel. Msgr. Cody led requiem mass as Ireland prepares a public mass in Mullingar on Wednesday to honor the St Louis archbishop and cardinal. The TWA Skymaster carried the body from Newark to Shannon then to New York before St Louis.
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John Joseph Cardinal Glennon
Little All Hallows College
John P. Cody
Glennon
Archdiocese of St Louis
Mullingar
Sacred College of Cardinals
Cardinal Glennon
St. Louis
Newark
Shannon
la Guardis Field
New York
St Louis
Price Support Program For Chickens Announced
The Coshocton county AAA committee relays a U S Department of Agriculture price support plan to aid poultry producers amid a feed emergency. Effective March 8 dressed chickens are purchased, excluding young birds under 3.5 pounds live, with live poultry supported at 183 cents per pound plus location and weight variations.
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Coshocton County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ickes Heads New Party Plans to mobilize independent voters
Former Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes announced a drive to mobilize 10 million independent voters through a national arts sciences and professions committee. He became executive chairman of the Independent Citizens Committee with James Roosevelt as national political director. They aim to influence this year’s congressional elections, signaling a nonpartisan start with left wing leanings.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Independent Citizens’ Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
James Roosevelt
Sckes
Theodore Roosevelt
Philadelphia
City Council to Debate Fees Alleys and a Gun Zoning Ban
City council meets tonight to discuss silos water pay boost for cemetery superintendent and closing an alley between Fifth and Sixth streets. A proposed ordinance would ban gunslinging in the business district while Farmers' Exchange seeks permission to build about eight signs on Tailread property. The group also considers ratifying a GE water-purchase contract. Officials note a petition opposes alley closure. In Columbus, Ohio Junior Chamber announces Henry Kearns of Pasadena will keynote the state conference March 16-17.
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Ety
General Electric
Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce Today
Henry Kearns
Pasadena
Calif
US Junior Chamber
Mad pianist plays Mozart concerto on nationwide radio
Detroit report details Music Master X, a Wayne County General Hospital patient once mute and immobile, performing a 45 minute classical recital in the hospital auditorium for a national broadcast. Doctors and staff monitored him as he played the Mozart concerto cadenzas and Moonlight Sonata amid patient scrutiny and media attention.
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Detroit
Wayne County General Hospital
Jane Addams Matney
Ira M Altshuler
Mr. X
Tragic Amish Boy Dies as Car Stalls in Mud Near Mt Hope
Four youths were involved when a Plymouth sedan stalled in mud on a county road north of Mt Hope. Levi Beechey, 16, was found dead from carbon monoxide suffocation. Norman Mullett, Adam Miller, and Manuel Schlabach were hospitalized, two still unconscious in critical condition, after being rescued from the vehicle. Funeral plans set for Beechey with Rev. Roy Miller officiating.
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Mt. Hope
Lersburg
Hadmes
Levi Beechey
Jacob Beechey
Fredericksburg
Mt Hope
Norman Mullett
BE E Mullett
Adam Miller
Ellis J Miller
Millersburg
Manuel Schlabach
Pomerene Memorial Hospital
Beechey
Mullett
Hunter Funeral Home
Schlabach Mullett
Miller
Schlabach
Beecher
Roy Miller Wall
Three Killed In Argument Near Getaway Ohio
In Chesapeake Ohio a boundary line quarrel led to three deaths John Wright 57 his wife Parrott Wright 68 and William Robinson 60 who stayed at the Wright home. Neighbor Chester Duncan surrendered to officials claiming self defense after shooting Wright then Wright’s wife and later Robinson. The Wright house burned as the shootings were found. Coroner W W Lynd confirmed Duncan admitted the shootings and gave his account of events.
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Getaway
John Wright
Parrott Wright
William Robinson
Wright
Chester Duncan
W. W. Lynd
Duncan
Lynd
Robinson
Union Leaders Leave Today for Chicago Hearings
Rail way union leaders depart Cleveland for Chicago to attend hearings of a presidential fact finding board after a 1500 member Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen walkout on the Central Railroad of New Jersey. The strike, planned to disrupt 14 000 commuters, was cancelled after BRT President A Whitney was assured White House binding panel decision.
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Chicago
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Central Railroad
New Jersey
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A. Whitney
White House
Denmark to seek bank group admission at IMF board
Denmark Savannah Ga UP reports that admitting Denmark to bank membership will be among the first orders before the board of governors of the international monetary conference today. Denmark is already a fund member.
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Savannah
Denemark
International Monetary Conference
Dieterich Opens Lent Services With Stirring Address
Dr W W Dieterich superintendent Canton district Methodist opens Union Lent services at Presbyterian church using Jesus words about his father's business. He notes church as guiding influence for community, cites church bread of life cleansing power and comfort. service led by Rev Sumner E LaFollette with organ preludes and hymns.
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W . Dieterich
Canton
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
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Dneterich
Dieterich
Sumner E. LaFollette
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Dinteridl
Pallo Lude
Ganee Porter
Broad Street
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