Draft Registration Begins Tomorrow for 25 Year Olds
In Zanesville and rural Muskingum County a small group will register tomorrow for the peacetime draft, with broader registration to follow by age. The local draft board operates from Richards Building, with East Kabler as clerk and about 150 volunteers from veterans groups assisting. Officials warn that failure to register carries heavy penalties, while those unable to register on designated days must notify and reschedule.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Uskingum County
Selecti Ne
Richards Building
Market Streets
East Kabrer
Veterans of Foreign War
Maine Corps League
Washington
America
Royall
Vine
Soviet plan cited for possible Soviet troop intervention in Berlin
An American military document accuses the Soviet backed plan of provoking spontaneous riots in Berlin to justify intervention by Red Army. It ties August riots to a bid by the SED to oust the city government and force a westward transfer. The city council scheduled a meeting despite Soviet police resistance as tensions rise in divided Berlin.
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Berlin
Red Army
Skez
Hassan
U.S. Hai’ Son
East Berlin
Somalist Unity Party
SED
Berin
Driver hunted after death car crash on Maysville Pike
Maid Zelma Dickson, 39, standing with her 14 month old daughter Beverly, was struck and killed when a death car rear ended a vehicle at a crash scene near South Zanesville. Everett Patterson, 24, injured, and two other drivers were involved. Police expected an arrest as the driver fled the scene. Bethesd a hospital treated Patterson and Dickson. coroner cited a fractured skull.
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Maysville Pike
Yelras Dickson
Mother Tost
Zanesville
Zelma Anne Dickson
Indiana Street
Beverly
Besimesr
Everett Patterson
Woodlawn Avenue
Fe 2
Dickson
Irs
John
Brntz Browners
Jesse Gorby
Akron
Patterson
Oncom
Aiready
Noretta
Report to Polio Case Ruckey Barrell’s Hospital Transfer
Beatrice Hazen of the County Health reports the eleventh polio case in the area. Two year old Ruckey Barrell, son of Leonard and Caroline Barrell, was moved to Children’s Hospital in Columbus for treatment of infantile paralysis. Ten-year-old Ronald Shoof, son of Harry and Mrs. Shoof, was the tenth case and admitted to Columbus Hospital.
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Ruckey Barrell
Leonard Barrell
Indiana Street
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
County Health Co
Beatrice T Hazen
Ronald
Harry Shoof
Hagen Ico
Two Buses Crash Near Roadside Stop Injuries Reported
In Philadelphia on August 2 a scheduled transportation service had two buses collide at a roadway junction. The PTC bus was full and the injured were treated at two area hospitals and released.
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Tiladelphia
Ruses Pobre
Podledeisha Transportation
Bouimard
Ton Road
PTC
Gas Lexes Authorized Washington Aug 28 P The Feet
An item from Washington dated August 28 reports authorized actions by gas lexes, noting official feet and procedural steps. The brief confirms government authorization and imminent implementation in the capital.
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Washington
AFL-CIO Sets Labor Day Program Speakers at Municipal Auditorium
Democratic candidate Robert T. Secrest and two union leaders will headline a CIO AFL Labor Day program at the municipal auditorium on Monday night Sept 6. Also on the bill are vaudeville acts led by Mark and Marcia, a Geneva Hardy vocal, a Camille trained dog revue, Steed studio guitarists and a Marjorie Holzschuher Sellers dance program. A Chevrolet car will be awarded after the show. A memorial service for CIO AFL members who died in the past year is set for 7 30 Sunday night with Rev H J McManus and Rev Karl W Scherl delivering the invocations. music by the Zanesville Memorial Band conducted by Paul B Kem.
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Congress
Municipal Auditorium
Secrest
Ireland Beard
Prst
CIO Gless and Silks Workers’ Union
Newton Black
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association
vaudenHe
Mark
Marcia
Geneva Hardy
Camille
Steed
Advanced Puins
Marjorie Holzschuher
CIO
AFL
H. J. McManus
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Karl W. Scher
Grace Methodist Church
Deiver
Rites Planned Tuesday For Retired Chief Justice Hughes
President Truman sent condolences to the Hughes family after the death of Charles Evans Hughes. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p.m. Tuesday at Riverside Church New York City with Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick officiating. Interment details remain private per the family wishes flowers will not be sent. Hughes had lived in Washington before his death following a heart condition. His son Charles Evans Hughes Jr and daughters Ham To Gossett Mrs A Waddell were at his side.
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Ogsterville
Sass
Truman
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Zanesville
Riverside
New York City
Harry Emerson Fos
Hingnes
Bunal
Rurst
Ged
Clus
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
New York
Ham To Gossett
Bloomie
Mich
A. Waddell
Riverine
Ross
Fand
Justice Wren
Commander Dies in London Amid Soviet Military Leader Death
The report from London states that Marhal Pavel Semionovich Retralke, chief commander of Soviet armored and mechanized troops, died today after attending a Mines event. The death was announced by a Moscow committee of the Russian Communist Party.
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London
Marhal Pavel Semionovich
Bmovcow
Heat Cuts Down Attendance At Ohio State Fair Opening
Ohio State Fair opens amid extreme heat with turnout well below last year. Officials expect better weather after noon as Edwin J Bath plans two horse shows and matinees in the coliseum to boost attendance.
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Columbus
Aus
Ohio State
Thomas J. Herbert Cifqally
Edwin J Bath
Sia Farr
Congressional Spy Inquiry Blames White House for Obstruction
Congressional investigators accuse the White House of obstructing the espionage inquiry and hindering national security protections. The report criticizes government officials for failing to provide information and endorses tougher spying and anti communist laws. It questions the Chambers Hiss case and notes ongoing Soviet espionage rings inside the government.
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Washington
White House
United Similtists
America
Alger Hise
Whittaker Chambers
Hes
Chambers
Biss
Hiss
State Department
Weshirston
Communist Party
Talay
Russa
Coast Storm Alert Near Georgia Carolina Coasts
Forecasters issued a preliminary storm alert for the Georgia Carolina coasts as a small hurricane slows its forward pace. Advisories note possible movement shift toward west north west directions and winds near the center estimated around a hundred miles across with strongest winds near the center.
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Miami Fle
Georga-Caroline
Weather Bureau
Noria
de Beach Fle
Fires Rescue 36 as Arson Suspect Sought in Chicago
Chicago reports 36 people rescued from four South Side apartment fires. Detectives said the blazes were started by an arsonist. two men were arrested after witnesses flagged suspicious behavior near the scenes. Most victims escaped from upper floors as firefighters carried them down. Damage was limited to a single building at 4753 Lake Park Ave, estimated at $1 million.
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Chicago
Cuta
South Sde
Frank Green
F.rerren
Laxe Park Av
Marshalls
Heat wave woes linger as showers offer little relief
Amid a week long heat spell, forecasters expect scattered thundershowers with limited cooling. Last night temperatures neared 96 degrees, down five from a 101 record. Water demand remains high at seven million gallons daily as Ohio reports five heat related deaths and cities warn residents to conserve water.
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Teanwhite
Ohio
Columbus
McKinley
Stone
Akron
Mike Pigtun
Youngstown Steel
John Clark Cleveland
James P. Graven
Barberton
Cincinnati
Canton
Cleveland
Aaron
Portsmouth
Ex-Convict Admits Part In Murders
Ex-convict Clarence Alburty signed a statement detailing a two man pursuit and killings at a moonlit beach near Ormond Florida. He said his companion raped and shot a stenographer after killing her escort and identified the escapee shooter as Gregory Blount and Mary Hacks as the slain couple.
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Camilla
Ormond
Fila
W. M. Harns
Ajanta
Harris
Gregory Blount
University of Kentucky
Mary Hacks
Clarence Alburty
Florida
Alburty
Jacksoniile
Haris
Alsurty
Alsurtr
Miss Hu
Four Year Old Slavs Sister Incident Reported
In Dickinson Run Pennsylvania Aug 28 deputies report a family tragedy involving a 4 year old, Edna Grace Lint, and a brother. Deputy Coroner Frank Gahez said a deer rifle was used after an altercation, with the child tied to a chair and words describing abuse. The exact details remain uncertain.
Weather scattered storms and sun in Ohio reported
Fragmentary weather note for Ohio mentions scattered thunder showers and sun. Data includes high near 330 and low around 6.30, with vague times and entries that are unreadable. Local forecast tone preserved with minimal readable facts.
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Ohio
Fifty B-29s to be ready from overseas bases
The Air Force plans to deploy fifty B-29 Superfortresses from overseas bases in the United States on September 18 to mark the first anniversary of the service’s establishment as a separate branch. The cross country and world wide display is to emphasize the unit’s reach and aviation advances.
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Washington
Businessmen Plan Protest In Bus Service Discontinuation
A protest meeting at the Zane hotel led by William M. Corry of the Chamber of Commerce will gather business and traffic managers to challenge the Pennsylvania railroad's plan to end bus service to Trunway. Corry says passenger and mail distribution will be affected and Zanesville may be dropped from timetables as the twice-daily runs end.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Trunway
Zane
Zanesville
Becaues
Girl Drowns in Muskingum River
Lely Reed 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Reed of Co fell into a hole while wading with cousin Mary Sue Greer 17 in Boone County near the Muskingum river. Reed's body was recovered in about 20 feet of water. She is survived by her parents a brother and sister.
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Simnary Coshocton
Lely Reed
Donald Reed
Mary Sue Greer
Boone, N. Co
Paul Seibert
Dal
Actor Dies in Hollywood Silent Film Star James
Actor James, known for roles in early silent films, has died in Hollywood. Reports say he began his career on stage before transitioning to cinema, with a noted string of performances in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Hollywood
Gladeen James
Sient
Norma & Cent
Huge Tusk 200 000 Years Old Found in River Near Marietta
Ralph Whippel curator of the Maretta College museum says a tusk from a mammoth Argentaum type elder found by Belore Sand and Gravel workers in a river near Marietta Ohio measures 23 feet long. The tusk in crumbling condition must be preserved.
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Beizre
Ralph Whippel
Maretta Colégs Museum
Patatel Smertis
Ohio
Watt
New York
Ty Whippel
Iis Area
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