Farmers Plan Nationwide Strike Across Farms by April First
Anderton and Johnson announce a nationwide farmers meeting in Mansfield Ohio to back an Ohio Marketing Quota Protest Association plea. They urge farmers to withhold seeding on all land under control by April 1 unless industrial disputes are resolved.
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Anderton
Johson
Mansfield
Ohio Marketing Quota Protest Association
AFWC
Ohio
Himself
Johnson
Councilmen Delay Again On Decision
City council faces another delay over power to pump water from new wells. The panel also approves raises for some city workers, considers Farmers Exchange silo plans, ratifies GE water contract, sets water rates, and votes to bid for a city police cruiser while reviewing patrol staffing.
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Farmers Exchange
General Electric
Ohio Power Company
Floyd Arnold
Well Field
Pennsylvania Railroad
Exchange
Council
Girl Struck by Hit-Skip Truck Here
Miss Ada Turner aged 20 of North Thirteenth street was struck Monday night when stepping from a parked car on Chestnut street. She was knocked unconscious and could not describe the truck or driver. She suffered knee bruises and a severe headache, was taken to the hospital and reported in satisfactory condition the following day.
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Ada Turner
North Thirteenth Street
Chestnut Street
Miss Turner
Fitzpatrick Returned To Coshocton On Non Support Charge
Delbert Fitzpatrick was brought back to Coshocton from New Lexington by Sheriff Jay Abbott to face non support charges. He had been on a five year probation with a $7 weekly payment for his children's support, but breached terms by failing to pay $1203 since the original order. In September 1941 the action occurred. William A Rutledge, 1st birthday celebrated, outlived five doctors who predicted he would die in six months. The retired real estate dealer credits exercise and YMCA workouts for his long life.
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Delbert Fitzpatrick
Coshocton
New Lexington
Jay Abbott
Fitzpatrick
St, Louis
William A. Rutledge
Rutledge
YMCA
Drunk Man Found In Bus Terminal Booth Debates Housing Shortage
In Fairmont West Virginia a man awakened by city patrolmen after sleeping in a telephone booth claimed housing shortage mistook his predicament. Patrolman W S Morgan called him goat plain drunk as officers used ammonia gas to wake him.
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Fairmont
W. Va
W. S. Morgan
City Lines
Morgan
Ohio Educator Denies Nazi Party Ties
Yellow Springs Ohio educator Dr Paul Rothemund a research chemist at Antioch College denied Nazi affiliations after his name appeared on a German list of 2900 party members in the United States and Argentina. He arrived from Munich Institute of Technology in 1930 and works with the Kettering foundation. He is a vice president of the Ohio Academy of Science and a former Dayton American Chemical Society leader.
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Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Paul Rothemund
Naz Party
United States
Argentina
Rothemund
Munich Institute of Technology
Charles Kettering Foundation
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio State University
Ohio State University Graduate School
Dayton
American Chemical Society
Grass Fire Hits Home on Third and Walnut Streets
The fire department responded to a grass fire at the home of John Hector on Third and Walnut streets on Monday afternoon. It was started by burning rubbish in the yard and caused no reported damage.
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John Hector
Third
Walnut Streets
Hector
House Hunt Drive Leader Announced
Committees on the Chamber of Commerce housing program are named today for Coshocton residents. Temporary Housing is chaired by Harold Moody with members Seward Schoeler, Earl Henderson, Riley Patterson, Harry Waortman, Harold Lindbach, William Welday. Construction and Materials is chaired by Fred Jacob with Ed Jacobs, J. E. Trubenbach, Wallace Sauer, Ken Fortune, Robert Salvage, William Coffman, Glen Barrick. Location and Property is chaired by Alva Taylor with Clem Pruitt, Ed Crawford, J. J. Dolan, William Martin, Royden Rader, Nathan Carpenter Jr. A meeting next week will set up action on the project.
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Chamber of Commerce
Coshocton
Harold Moody
Seward Schooler
Earl Henderson
Riley Patterson
Harry Waortman
Harold Lindbach
William Welday
Fred Jacob
Ed Jacobs
J. E. Trubenbach
Wallace Sauer
Ken Fortune
Robert Salvage
William Coffman
Glen Barrick
Alva Taylor
Clem Pruitt
Ed Crawford
J. J. Dolan
William Martin
Royden Rader
Nathan Carpenter
Second Boy Dies Today From Fumes In Millersburg
A carbon monoxide poisoning claim today killed Aden Miller 18 son of Mr and Mrs Eli J Miller of Millersburg. He was the second of four brothers to die from fumes in a car found stalled in a ditch near here. Levi Reedy 15 was found dead, Norman Mullet 17 remained in critical condition, Manuel Schlabach 16 was improving. All four were Amieh members.
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Millersburg
Aden Miller
Eli J. Miller
Here
Levi Reedy
Norman Mullet
Manuel Schlabach
The
Amieh
Goering's Witness Backfires At War Crimes Trial
Albert Kesselring testified that he aided Hermann Goering in planning Coventry bombing. He claimed Coventry was a technical military target called Little Essen and defended Warsaw and Rotterdam attacks as justified, while admitting involvement in preparations.
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Coventry
Goering
Kesselring
Essen
Warsaw
Rotsterdam
Await Clash For Mukden In Manchuria Fight
News dispatches describe a major battle looming as 50 000 Communist troops mass near Mukden and 40 000 more converge. Nationalists field about 120 000 in southern Manchuria with 15 000 in Mukden. A Chungking communique promises bipartisan teams to seek peace. Heavy fighting expected.
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Peiping
Mukden
Manchurian
Central
Harbin
Thhe
Iin
Chungiking
China
Manchuria
Soviet Union vows to secure frontiers despite Western threats
Izvestia in Moscow warned the United States and Britain that Russia will not yield to threats or modern weapons in pursuing its frontiers. The article criticized Churchill and the Anglo American alliance while stressing Russia's determination to secure its borders and denouncing Western power shows.
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London
Russia
United States
Britain
Izvestia
Buegene Tarle
Haenhaean Neatharith
Moscow
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Izveatia
Churchill
Investia
Pravda
Ohio Girl Found on Pittsburgh Street
A 19 year old Lima Ohio woman Mrs Geraldine Nelson was found unconscious Sunday in front of a downtown Pittsburgh office building. Police identified her and her father Joseph Becker was expected to arrive in Pittsburgh. She is reported to be the wife of an overseas soldier.
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Pittsburgh
Geraldine Nelson
Lima, C
Joseph Becker
New Citizen Born This Morning in Coshocton
A baby boy named New Citizens Anon was born this morning at Coshocton Hospital to Mr and Mrs William J Bean of Newcomerstown.
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Anon
Coshocton Hospital
William J. Bean
Newcomerstown
World Peace Rests With Russians
Senate foreign relations chair Tom Connally urged Russia to avoid acts provoking war and to cooperate with the United Nations for peace. He called for regular Big Three or Big Five meetings to iron out differences and said Russia’s rights do not extend beyond its borders.
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Ashington
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
United Nations
Connally
Senate
U. S
Connnally
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Chester Bowles
Econome Stabilization Director
Congress
John JL. Lewis
Niners
America
U.S
NQOF
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Audrey Mizer
Lake Huron
Bay City
Mich
House Hunt Drive
U S
U M
Fate
Puritan Laundry
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Don DuRant
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