Coshocton Plans Sewage Plant For 10 Year Build
Coshocton officials consider a municipal sewage plant costing between 230000 and 300000 as part of an eight state effort to curb Ohio River basin pollution. State health official B V BeVier outlined financing options and a primary treatment plan with three stages.
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Soviet troop move toward Teheran deepens Middle East crisis
Washington reports indicate Russian forces and heavy combat gear are advancing toward Teheran and the Iranian border. U S officials warn the shift risks destabilizing Turkey and Iran amid UN Security Council tensions and Russia’s refusal to withdraw. The State Department alerted Moscow and the council delay by travel difficulties compounds the peril.
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Amish Boys Die in Carbon Monoxide Tragedy Near Mount Hope
Funeral services held for Levi Beechy and Norman Mullett as two other youths, Aden Miller and Manuel Schlabach, succumb to carbon monoxide after a car veered into a ditch near Mount Hope. Surviving family members listed. additional services planned for Miller and Mullett.
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Pomerene Memorial” Hospital
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E. J. Miller
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Harvey Schlabach
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Effie
Ada
Emanuel
Eli
Mullett
Berlin
Atlee
Homer
Roy Miller
Hunter Funeral Directors
New Indoor Hay Drying System Tested in Coshocton County
Edward Porteus of West Lafayette Boulevard route one builds the first indoor hay drying setup in Coshocton County. A five horsepower motor powers a thin fan that sends air through a tunnel under a grated floor where hay dries, storing weather proofly. County agent G H Chambers says carotene retention improves with the system, which Porteus hopes to have running before harvest time.
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Five New Citizens in Coshocton Hospital Birth Reports
Three girls and two boys arrived at Coshocton hospital from Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning. Sons were born to Arthur Harstine of Blissfield Route One and John Tingley of 919 Denman Avenue. Daughters were born to Harry Lacey of Newcomerstown Route Three, Robert Henderson of 24 North Eighth Street, on Tuesday night, and Lester Brown of Newcomerstown on Tuesday evening.
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Denman Avenue
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Newcomerstown
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North Eighth Street
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March 31 Deadline for Assessed Personal Tax Returns
County auditor W. C Whitaker reminds Coshocton County residents that the March 31 deadline for filing personal tax returns without penalty is approaching.
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Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt Stows Off Demanding Her Mother
Gloria Vanderbilt Stowowski declared she would use her fortune to aid needy children and told her socialite mother to work or starve. She noted her mother Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt can work or starve while funds remain, and said she would support her grandmother and former nurse. Vanderbilt denied her husband Leopold Stokowski influenced her, and said she is selling jewelry after her promise to pay her mother $21 000 a year upon reaching adulthood was reneged.
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Veterans urged to join GOP by Ohio party chair
Fred H. Johnson the Ohio Republican state chair announced a drive to recruit veterans into GOP politics. Ralph Wolf will organize veterans groups in Columbus and across counties. Johnson predicts the party will gain three or more seats in Congress and seeks House control to contrast 12 years in Washington.
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Lehman to Resign as UNRRA Chief
Herbert H. Lehman prepared to resign as head of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration citing ill health. He said he built the agency into an international instrument of mercy during the last three years in a resignation letter to the UNRRA central committee.
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Weather notes show steady warmth and cool night
The day reached 63 degrees by 3 p m with a low around 36 degrees at 1 a m. The morning reading at 11 a m recorded 63 degrees on the earth thermometer despite overall mild conditions.
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Dont Burn It Dont Burn It Dont Burn It
Foresters urge readers to avoid burning fields and brush to protect wildlife and property. Elbert A. Schory notes most fires are man caused and can be prevented. They advise mowing or plowing weeds and caution about permits for outdoor burns in March and May.
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House Declares War On Lobbyists
Washington leaders push to curb lobbying power with a measure to authorize investigations after Speaker Rayburn denounced lobbyists. Sabath, chair of the rules committee, introduces the plan as a follow up to the charge.
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Custody and alimony sought amid cross petition in common pleas
Florence Schumaker files answer and cross petition against Gilbert Selmaker in common pleas alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. She seeks custody of their child and both temporary and permanent alimony. Grass fire reported behind 825 South Seventh street. firemen extinguished with no damage.
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Evacuation Nears End in Manchuria as Russians Withdraw
Soviet evacuation of Mukden nears completion as Maj. Gen. Andrei Karytoun-Stankevich plans to depart. Nationalist forces bolster Mukden defense with American equipment as Chinese and Soviet moves reshape Manchuria amid troop redeployments and pending French cession of control in Indo China.
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State Officers Of Junior CC To Attend Meet
State leaders of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and officers from nearby communities plan to attend a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ohre Power Company office. Inclusive are invited to join the session and help organize the Ceshocton Town Chamber of Commerce.
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Pipe line to GE plant reaches hundred feet laid
Workmen on the project completed laying 100 feet of pipe for the GE plant. Safety director J E Trubenbach said the line is part of a system to provide sanitary and fire prevention facilities for the manufacturing site. H E Miller Co of Columbus is conducting the work begun Monday. Officials seek court permission to buy property for a rectory residence for the church's rector.
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Goering Testifies On First Meeting Hitler In 1920s
Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering tells the War Crimes Tribunal how he first met Adolf Hitler during the early 1920s in Munich. He recalls his war service, opposition to Versailles, and that Hitler could dispose of him if needed, describing a serious man with a definite aim.
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Stork Makes Second Call on Ship
The George W. Goethals arriving in New York with 440 French war brides reports a second stork visit since leaving Le Havre. A 5 1 2 pound baby named Georg Edward was born to Marc Polenza of Jersey City with doctors Lt William Durham of Central City and Lt Harvey Stone of Minneapolis present.
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farmer-Set
Odo Polazza
Jersey City
Congressmen Vote Down Pension Plan for lawmakers
WASHINGTON UPY House members rejected a bill to let them join the Civil Service retirement program, voting 217 to 116 to sidetrack the plan. The action follows debates over old age security ahead of November elections.
Fox Bounty Fund Exhausted By Sheriff’s Action
Cirde Alabama sheriff Jay Abbott ended a local fox bounty program this morning by seizing the remaining $300 donated fund. County residents have previously paid $2100 in fox feet bounties to the sheriff.
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Iranian Premier Faces Moscow Talks On Soviet Troop Movements
Premier Ahmed Ghavam said in Tehran he has no official information on Russian troop movements toward Tehran. He noted Moscow cited reasons preventing evacuation of troops from Iran and said Russia pressed Iran with demands, without clarifying if talks would resume.
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Britain fears new Russian moves in Iran
A British foreign office spokesman said the Iran crisis is clearly more grave and Britain sees no justification for Soviet troop reinforcement. Observers warn Russia may back a pro Communist uprising while Ghavam faces pressure from Moscow. Pravda cites Soviet resolve to strengthen the Red Army amid alleged Western hostility.
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Erie Pays Last Tribute To Late Cardinal Glennon
In Mullingar cathedral Erie officials and Irish dignitaries join hundreds for a requiem for Cardinal Glennon of St Louis. The funeral proceeds to Shannon Airport for a flight back to St Louis where he will be buried in the cathedral crypt he designed.
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Demonstration Class Meeting Postponed
A home demonstration class in electrical appliances scheduled for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Elliott has been cancelled due to the illness of Mrs. Elliott. Miss Harriet Green, county home demonstration agent, announced today. NEW FEVER CASE Another scarlet fever case was reported this morning by Dr. H H. Schwindt, county health director. Under a quarantine is Robert Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Luther Clark of Brink Haven route two.
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Brink Haven
School Board to Discuss Bus Purchases and Standards
A Coshocton County meeting of school board members principals and superintendents will be held at the library Friday at 7 18 pm to discuss plans and requirements for new school buses to replace worn out vehicles and to study new standards.
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Clash in Italy as troops restore order in Palermo
Unverified reports say Italian troops reestablished control in Palermo after clashes with mounted forces. Observers indicate casualties with several killed and many wounded, details remain unclear.
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