Worry Over Government Order Halting Construction
Industrialists and builders in the county await clarifications on a government directive curbing construction and repair work. Expansion and new projects continue for now, including jobs at the General Electric plant south of town and a Stone Ion company garage, as officials assess essentials and wartime housing limits through 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Conkeeman
Eannirg
Forday
Cial
Apo Finn
John D Small
Jurors Named for Apu Common Pleas Court Term
Names of 45 jurors for the Apu common pleas court term were announced today. The list includes grand and petit jurors drawn by the county jury commissioners with multiple township and town names as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apu
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Howard Valestine
Tackson
Tip Fae Jones
Jefferson Township
J Claytan Nevis
Tuscarawas Township
Beatriw Kine
Cash Tan Henry Hackenbracht
Lafayette
Kenneth Mone
Taft Joins Two Dems In Fight for Schools
Senator Robert Taft joined Senators Thomas and Hull to sponsor an amendment aiding poorer states through federal school funds. The measure would modify the existing federal aid bill, under consideration by the Senate Education and Isher committees for months, to boost school funding prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Robert Taft
RYO
Senate
Taft Thomas
Hull
Ala
Car Damages Parked Vehicle in Pershing and Larzelere Intersection
Mrs Georgia Lenhart of 944 Pine Street drove at 915 last night and struck a parked car while turning from Pershing Road into Larzelere Avenue, resulting in minor vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lenhart
Pine Street
Pershing Road
Larzelere Avenue
Henderson Baby Born at City Hospital on Wednesday
A son, born Wednesday afternoon at City hospital to Mr James Henderson and Mrs. Henderson of 1325 Main Street. The child joins the family at home on Fast Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henderson
Main Street
City Hospital
Strikes at a Glance Show Spillover Across Sectors
The government tracks widespread labor actions as over 40 000 workers idle and major industries react. Labor and Agriculture secretaries summon leaders from International Harvester 3 T Case and Allis-Chalmors to Washington to push settlements. Weetinghouse Electric remains on strike after filiation talks faltered. More than 120 900 workers are on strike as India faces wage demands. A Sunday strike by United Wine Workers looks to be averted by a compromise contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretaries of Labor and Agriculture
International Harvester Company
3 T Case Company
Allis-Chilmos Company
Washington
United Wine Workers
APL
Ohio Boosters Organized Drive to Attract Industry
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce formed an industrial development committee in Columbus to launch a statewide campaign highlighting Ohio’s natural resources and favorable tax structure. The group aims to publicize advantages to attract new industry, address shortages of factory space, and push for surplus war plant disposal via the War Assets Corporation. Steering decisions were to be guided by a 60-member business cohort and a Canton-based executive, Robert W Osterholm, of Ohio Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Robert C Hienton
Cleveland Utiity
Industral
Rew
Herschel Atkins
Ohio Chamhtt
Ohio
Robert W Osterolm
Canton
Ohio Power Company
County Hit By Miner Strike Across Statelines
Coshocton county may avoid wider hardship as a miners strike looms. An upcoming secret vote by National Labor Relations Board officials will decide UMW affiliation, while John Lewis urges 400000 miners to strike at midnight if wage talks fail. Authorities warned of possible government action if talks stall. Separately, Owiley Watson filed for divorce from Helen Watson, citing neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
United Mine Workers
UMW
National Labor Relations Bour
John Lewis
Father and Son Condemned to Die Simultaneously
A father Philip Homey aged 72 and son William 48 were condemned to death for the 1945 murder of Robert Raechel in West Okahoma. Psychiatrists found them sane and Catholic chaplain Ranger said they preferred death to life in a mental asylum. Governor Blue denied a commute. Sheriff McQuirk will spring the gallows traps tomorrow.
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Manison
Philip Homey
William
Herman
Robert W Raebe
West Okahoya
Lake Resort
Joe LL McQuirk
Dickinson County
United Press
Robert Blue
Raehel
Blue
Barbers Union Hikes Prices On Upcoming Monday
Barbers announce new prices starting Monday April 1 with haircuts up to 75 cents and shampoos at 75 cents while shaves rise to 50 cents. Union members of the Incal barbers say the move aims to reflect higher costs and improve services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incal Barbers Union
Plan AMVETS Organizing for County Meeting
All World War II veterans are urged to attend an organizational session of the American Veterans Committee in Cosharton counts Friday at 7 30 p m at the state guard armory. The meeting seeks to form a local chapter for men and women who served in World War II, with Samuel Weller at the Weller Service Center available for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Veterans Committee
Cosharton
State Guard
Samuel Weller
Weller Service Center
Local woman cannot identify eight suspects in swindle case
Mrs Connell Spencer of South Fifth street failed to identify any of eight men held in her city as the swindlers who took 1800 last November. She could not pick out suspects in person or from photo files. Deputy Sheriff Bolden took her to Pittsburgh for identification but no positive match was made. a Zenesville man swindled at about the same time has identified one suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell Spencer
South Fifth Street
Fitzsargh
Spencer
Bureau of
Pittsburgh
Charles Bolden
Coashoconnahire
Zenesville
Mre Spencer
New Livestock Barn Plans Complete Delays Possible
Officials from the Producers' Cooperative Stock Association announce completion of plans for a new livestock sales barn on North Sisten Street. Government restrictions and permitting may slow early construction as site preparations and framing proceed, with the structure described as a modern, steel and concrete facility to support cattle and stock sales on the lot adjacent to Neith Street.
Highway Engineers Discuss Local Projects
George Kerdmi spoke as Newark and state beta department regional office Lancaster attended Wednesday meetings regarding proposals to reseal routes 22 12 and 6 in Coshorian county.
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George Kerdmi
Newark
Aor
Stite Beta Department
Lancaster
Coshorian County
Mide
No Time Extension To File Tax Returns
County official denies any extension to file tax returns with penalties. Saturday is the final day to submit late returns, and officers will be available to accept them.
Auto License Rush Under Way On The Road
Fragmented OCR text suggests a rush on auto licenses with references to a February or March timeframe and various garbled phrases. Main entities are unclear. no distinct persons or organizations emerge from readable portions.
Pastors Bid to OSU Short Course News
Rural church leaders from West and surrounding areas will attend a short course at Ohio State University organized by the state council of churches. Rev Willits announced the program with D. Mark Roch directing the outreach and rural missions efforts.
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OSU
Woden
LT Wallis
Guia
Atieg Artnet
Teich
Willits
Mark Roch
Atee Com Baptist Heme
Ohio State University
Mother Wins Custody In Divorce Action
Ruth A Miller of 21 Burt Avenue was granted custody of her child in the divorce against Vietor T. Waller. The court awarded custody to the plaintiff and ordered the defendant to pay 7 dollars weekly for child support. Household goods were awarded to the plaintiff.
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Nidunrer
Planteff
Ruth A Miller
Burt Avenue
Wainst
Vietor T. Waller
Fresno
Gromyko Skips Secret Big Five UN Session
Soviet ambassador Andrei Gromyko did not attend today’s secret Security Council meeting as talks continued over Iran and Soviet UN press secretary indicated he may send representatives to all other sessions. The session focused on possible actions to pressure the USSR and restore unity after a walkout, with United States diplomacy intensifying via telephonic contacts with the White House.
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New York
United Nations
Ruseshat
Andrei A Gromyko
Ulinchiv
Gromkos
Duvet Union
Thie Security
Rtelecsna
Bors Storr
Gromyko
Iis
Tate
Soviet Union
United States
Stalin
James 7
White House
Russia
Grrneimy
Japan
Greny
Ali
Fae
Divorce Plaintiff Seeks Maiden Name Restoration
The plaintiff asks to divorce Albert M Geyer and restore the maiden name Aida T Cla Inamo fran. She seeks temporary alimony, all household effects and chattels, and funds to support herself and prosecute the action during pendency of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fland Geyer
Aks
Albert M Geyer
Aida T Cla Inamo
Red Cross awards honor 50 volunteers nationwide
Louis Beach, Red Cross county chairman, announced today that 50 volunteers have earned Red Cross awards for outstanding service during the war effort. Pins have been mailed to the recipients to recognize their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Awards
Red Cross
Louis Beach
Red Cross County
C of C Hits Truman Plan
The United States Chamber of Commerce condemns the Truman administration for wartime policy, charging wage and currency inflation threaten economic chaos. It urges gradual abolition of price controls by Oct 194? and subsidy cuts within six months, plus reduced government costs to balance the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce Today
Truman
Chamber
Securetary of
Henry A Wallace
Chamberstatement
Office of War
Wallace Fast Oute Ber
Vocation Clinic Attended by Hundreds at Coshocton High
About 175 attended a session at Coshocton High School as Superintendent A C Pence spoke on the need for vocation guidance. The audience heard a talk stressing practical career paths and safety, followed by refreshments and awards to vocational leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshoetin
Tee Rahscha
Two Bodies Recovered From Ohio River Amid Foul Play Suspicions
WHFFLING W Va UP The bodies of two men missing for some time were found in the Ohio River. W D Miller of Wheeling identified, believed to have leaped from the suspension bridge March 4 after parking his bakery truck. Owen Zimmerman of Maroons Ferry identified, missing since February 28, found near Bellaire. Police say a wide search was conducted and death may have occurred elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. DD. Miller
Wheeling
Martinsville
Owen Zimmerman
Maroons Ferry
Missing Youth Floyd Krause Reported Last Night
Floyd Krause aged 16 from 1123 Pere shing is reported missing since 1199. He was last seen wearing a blue top coat a blue hat and carrying a suitcase according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Krause
Pere Shing
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