Russian Press Hits American Control of Atom Bomb
American Art Works Inc announces expansion plans including moving general offices to factory buildings on Wet Pie street and Pine street area. Stuart H Lane states new offices and 3,000 square feet of first floor space are being reconditioned and equipped for temporary quarters.
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Pine Street
Wrecked Army Plane Fatalities Mount as Rescue Efforts Continue
Blizzard hampered recovery of 24 bodies from a C-47 crash near Truckee California where 26 people died. Separate searches pursued a B 29 Superfortress missing after a Hawaii departure with seven aboard on a 3 000 foot ridge southeast of Lavermore.
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Cali
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Navy
Fife
Hawai
Faun
Simeon Armandise
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Pacific
GM Plants Idle as 175,000 Strikes Persist Across Nation
Ninety two GM plants idle for the 120th day as 65,000 workers refuse to back to work until local grievances are settled. UAW CIO declares strike ended but GM will not recall any workers until all return. Most locals voted to accept the 18th-century pay raise. 110,900 still blocked by local issues. Meanwhile Westinghouse wage talks near a settlement as 72,900 workers strike enters 65th day.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
CIO
UAW
Walter P Reutha
Apprentices Sought In Local Building Trades
Plans to enroll more apprentices across local building trades were outlined at a Building Craft union meeting in AFL hall. Aimed at establishing a general apprentice school later, officials will meet contractors soon to discuss tutoring. Current rolls show 10 apprentices as fellows, four bricklayers, and one lumberer.
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Building Craft Union
AFL
Russell Vc Grace
Fellows Aspeniers
Chinese curios shown in window display
A collection of Chinese curios displayed in the Casharton News office window. Curios were gathered by Cpl Harland Anderson US Marine Corps who is stationed in Peiking China, representing the color and intricacy of Chinese culture.
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Cashacton
Cpl Harland Anderson
US Marine Corps
Peiking
China
Early Frost Not Damaging Crops Acknowledged
Agricultural leaders said frost today caused no damage as buds were not yet vulnerable. Officials recorded a low of five degrees in the early evening with temperatures around 57 at the official thermometer later night, and a frost expected in about a week.
Food Rationing Seen Unlikely in U.S. This Summer
Washington reports officials see little chance of restoring food rationing in the United States despite a global hunger crisis. They say peak world food shortages should ease by summer, making new rationing efforts unlikely and difficult to marshal.
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Europe
Asia
Inng
Truman
Herbert H Lehman
Geniersal
United Nations
Relf
Ad- Muanethao
Lehn
Heath
Lehmans
Crnaessiin
Kite Safety Rules Warn Coshocton Youths
Officials from Ohio Power Co and National Safety warn Coshocton youngsters that kite flying can be dangerous and urge adherence to safety rules. Do not fly near electric wires, avoid metal components, never fly in wet weather, and notify the Ohio Power Company if a kite becomes entangled.
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Ohio Power Co
National Safety Come Today
Coshoeton
Breomces
Electoe
Ohio Frower Company
GE Pipe Line to Be Ready by April 27
Safety Service Director dF Trabhenbach announced the GE plant water tape line may be finished by April 27. Work began March 11 and the HF Mitler Co of Columbus is building the line, which has cleared 2800 feet after laying 900 feet yesterday, to supply sanitary and fire protection for the plant.
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Safety Service
Df Trabhenbach
H F Mitler Company
Columbus
New Citizens Alan Born At Coshocton Hospital
Alan new citizen born Tuesday evening at Coshocton Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles E Nicklaus of 1224 Vine Street.
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Alan Was
Coshocton Hospital
Charles E Nicklaus
Vine Street
Goat Family on Louns bury Farm Sees New Arrivals
On Willis Lounsbury farm Coshocton route 4 six kids were born Tuesday as triplets celebrate upcoming birthday on March 19. Mothers compare nets while the goat family grows well pleased with the new arrivals.
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Willis Lounsbury Farm
Coshocton
Lounsbury Farm
Paper Drive Outlined By Casheton Schools
Superintendent A Pence announced a school sponsored paper drive for Casheton residents. Students will collect after school on Monday, with each parcel hauled to the school by arrangements. Proceeds go to school programs as votes determine the highest bidder for pickup.
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Cashoeton
Schow
Red Cross fund drive totals linger in Coshocton County
A report from Red Cross executive secretary Mrs C H Magruder indicates county donations reached 5695 84 so far, with business and industrial gifts leading the drive. Returns from homes to help invadeers and county districts are incomplete, but officials hope to exceed the 14150 county quota and urge full cooperation as the month-long drive continues.
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Helise
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Magruder
Otel Suse
Coshocton
Stolen 1946 License Plate Reported in Lima Shafer Case
Lima Shafer of Tunnel Hill Route One reported to police that someone stole license plate number 0817 T, a 1946 automobile tag, with the theft occurring Monday.
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Lima Shafer Tunnel Hill
Route One
Black Market Oil Prices Suppress Trade Fears Rise
Public notices describe black market price shifts and supplier layoffs as demand sags. Farmers and workers face reduced output and financial strain amid speculative prices, with reports detailing how shortages influence local markets and labor cuts. Authorities consider policy steps to stabilize supply chains and prevent further volatility.
Less Fat On Hams Forecast
Swine industry officials discussed possible fat reduction at a meeting on Tuesday. State experts highlighted plans for hog quality improvements and consumer demand for lean meat, stressing careful production and marketing steps.
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Herve
Mrs Hughes Hurled In Fall On Stairs At Home
Mrs Hughes suffered a fall on stairs at her home injuring her left leg and facial lacerations. She was treated in hospital and discharged after care.
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Wentworth
Anyates
Soviet Press Attacks US Atom Tests as Imperialist Plot
The Soviet New Times charges imperialist forces seek to dominate wartime power and establish dictatorship, claiming United States atom bomb tests threaten peace. It asserts Western presses push fear and aims to control atomic energy, framing the atom as a weapon for aggression rather than peaceful use.
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New Times
Jadi Moscow
Intinaaia
United Nations
Extension of Draft Prospects Brightened by World-Wide Unrest
The disorder in world affairs pushed Congress to fast-track draft extension talks. Senate and House committees planned hearings to decide whether to push past May 15. A Senate panel indicated support for a six week delay while delaying broader consent.
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UIP
Lonston
Congressional
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Chiutman Potert
Thomas CD
Utale
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Ff Cengress
State Department Official Denounces Pro Soviet Talks
A State Department official asserted that reports of pro Soviet sympathizers within the department’s intelligence service are unfounded and described the claims as dangerous. He defended Army intelligence and warned against removing loyal officials, insisting no emails or evidence support pro Soviet leanings, and pledging swift action if any were found.
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Washington ID
Alfred McCormack Chisf
Methale
Ateini
Jemploys
Dupherty
Andrew J. Mart
Tranian Force Under Siege of Free Kurds
A Tranian general staff report says three Tranian urisons in the northwest region Take Upmind are under siege for weeks by Kinlish rebels, with seven Tranian planes dispatched to defend them. The attack is estimated at about 2000 men including Tran and drag Kurds. A Soviet cavalry column is near Lake Urnia amid Kurdish dissident hopes for an independent regime spanning Tran, Iraq, and Turkey.
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Kinlish
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Iraq
Turkey
Farm Bureau Councils Meet Friday in Coshocton County
Coshocton county farm bureau officers will meet Friday at 8 pm in the Zanesville library. JW Smith Zanesville field supervisor will lead discussion on improving council programs. Paul Waters serves as county bureau president and council chairman, with Mrs Fulton Wright as secretary.
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Coshocton County Farm Bureau
JW Smith
Zanesville
Paul Waters
County Farm Bureau
Fulton Wright
West Lafayette Man Named Crop Insurance Adjuster
Miser, a West Lafayette resident, is appointed federal crop insurance adjuster by the federal crop insurance federation. Herald Mikes, county chairman of AAA, announces Miser will oversee all adjustments of crop losses in Comberdon county. Growers with alarms should contact the county AAA office to have crops appraised by Miser. Applications for all risk crop insurance for the 1947 48 and 4A wheat crops are now available at county AAA offices.
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West Lafayette
Fedeation
Mikes
AAA
Miger
Comberdon County
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