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14 Dec 1948
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Zanesville Signal in Zanesville, Ohio
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1948
Page
1
Adolph Berle Targeted Amid Zinc Plant Turmoil
In Columbus, American Zinc Oxide Co threatens payroll cuts if 150 workers do not return by tomorrow after a wave of violence at the plant. Police and sheriff deputies aided security as four outbreaks followed a CIO strike since August 13. Five injured in a raid. seven strikers arrested. Rev. Walker urged election officials to seek settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Themerican Zinc Oxide Co
Sherif
Ctx
Ers
Polce
CIO
Tea Frankin County Progress
Henry Wallace
Rev. Walker
Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodas
G. Herbert
Ais
Hecbert
Walker
Lausene
Lvnig
Re. Walker
Govrhext
Atai
Pator Rhodes
Stoke Breakare
Noted convict wounded in Texas prison mess hall slaying
Angleton Texas inmates killed notorious prisoner Clarence William Redwine in Retrieve prison farm mess hall last night. Prison system head QO. B. lis described Redwine as one of the most notorious inmates with a long record of trouble. He was serving five terms for robbery and had been at the facility since June 28, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angleton
Tex
Retrieve
Prison System
Clarence William Redwine
Ellis
Redwine
Texas
Harris County
Elis
Sex Attack Fatal Case Stirs Guam Inquiry
Ruth Farnsworth, a 27 year old San Francisco woman, died from injuries after a brutal assault. Investigators intensified a hunt for the attacker or attackers after a pair of paratrooper boots and a fleeing sandal were found near the jungle scene where she was left. Naval officials noted possible blood stains on the boat and other evidence sent to the FBI in Washington. Local authorities offered rewards for information leading to identification of the attackers as the case widens amid questions about suspects connected to a nearby shop and orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Ruth Farnsworth
San Francisco
Naval
FBI
Washington
Navy
Iss
Shala Lampur
Federation
Farnsworth
Sarzen
United States
Wasj
Proprietoreensny
Farnsworthe
Nouse
Sen
Blake
Terdar
Ase
Boston
New York
Pond Creex
McLean Hospital Co
Care
Pany Ofhaal
Sean
S Hamilton
Mma
Mimetes and
Ictie
Arctic Chill Hits Northern States With Deep Freeze
Mercury fell below zero across the northern tier as cold air pushed south. Temperatures dropped to 21 at Citi Bank Montana and 18 at International Falls Minnesota, with 1 below in extreme northern areas. The bitter weather pattern extended toward New England and the mid Atlantic states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
coTty
Citi Bank
Mont
International Falls
Monn
New England
Middle Vance
Local Weather Outlook With Mixed Clouds and Snow Likely
The report notes cloudy and cold conditions with a few snow flurries near Lake Ere. Expect more snow or tramlike precipitation tonight into Wednesday as temperatures dip further and conditions stay mostly cloudy and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ere
Eree
Hoover Seeks Higher Pay for Administrative Officers
Former President Herbert Hoover urged increases for government administrators to attract and retain skilled staff. He also proposed the government cover White House operating costs, arguing presidents should have board and room paid. Hoover spoke to a Senate civil service committee as part of a commission on executive reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
Herbert Hoover
White House
Senate Civil Service Committee
Hoover
Congress
Jam Webb
Truman
Ethanic
Third Hot Ham Trial Under Way
A Lancaster jury of 11 men and one woman was chosen for the third hot ham case. James Shirey, 31, owner of Club 33, faces two counts for buying and receiving stolen meat valued at $100 from Swit and Co's Columbus plant. Prosecutors say meat moved through Lancaster and Fairfield County. earlier cases involved Dale Landis and N. Ivser, with varying charges and one misdemeanor verdict. The trial is expected to take more than one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
James Shirey
Sirey
Club
Columbus
Swit and Co
Fairfield County
Dale ¥ Landis
Ation N.ivser
Musdemeane
Ha Enburger
Tan
A Coutl
Native of Hebron Declines U S Post
Hebron native Dillon S Myer declined the post of director of the War Relocation Authority. The interior department notes he is not in a position to comment. The commission post has been open for months amid unresolved Indian affairs issues. Mer anate of Hebron, 0, a former Indian agent, is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dillon S. Myer
Twce
Interior Department
Estercas Meer
Wash
Commission
Cors
Mer
Anate
Hebron
Inmans-Ohio County
Bob Hope Bids for Radio TV Station Ownership
Bob Hope offered 600 dollars for standard station WHAS WHAS FM and WHAS TV in Louisville as part of a bid process. Hope's representative Leonard Mawaitomey stated the offer pending docket clearance and noting it as Hope's first venture into ownership and management of broadcast ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Hope
Iegay
Jelenon
Courer-Journal
Loumile
Fieals
Leonard Mawaitomey
Hope Tere
Hope Hag
Maten
WHAS
Whas-Fm
Whas-Tv
Crotley Broadcasting Corp
Ginemat: O
The
Fort Industry Co
Detrot
Mixt Marks
Ma Hope
Ramo
Communists Closing In On Peiping
Peiping under siege as Communist forces push toward the city. Gunfire from South airfield signals intensifying attacks while troops reinforcements drill and civilians help fortify defenses. Reports place the action around Suchow Pengpu and Nanking with Chiang Kai-shek's son directing attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
South Airfield
China
Nanking
Hichen
Pangpu
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Wei-kuo
Paoemaki
Kichen
Associated Press
Harold EK
Milks
Tu Yu-ming
Schow
Recs
Peace Talk Rumors Sweep Nanking Capital
In Nanking rumors spread of a coalition government or peace to end the war. President Chiang Kai-shek denounced peace mongers while top officials and informants weighed possible terms as Communists threaten Peping and Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Sh
Peipme
Manting
Si Cmang
Hts
Peping
Muskingum County draftees pass physical tests at Fort Hayes
Four of sixty three Muskingum county draftees passed the physical examination at Fort Hayes Columbus last month two accepted from the first group of forty six and two from the second group. Officials say many rejections reflect postwar ineligibility and call plans remain uncertain for December induction. In New York the 12½ month recording ban ends as AFL musicians sign a new contract with major labels paving quick return to sessions and a welfare fund to aid unemployed players toward public concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum County
Pat Kearney
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Selective Service
New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Uni
Phonograph
AFL
Union Welfare Fund
Tom C. Clark
William 5. Tyson
Labor Department
Samuel P. Rosenbaum
Jebless
RCA Victor
Properties Back On Tax Duplicate
The Ohio State Board of Tax Appeals ordered several properties restored to the tax duplicate. Kenton County’s $351 000 student union building returns after being taxed for a beer bar. The University of Cincinnati pieces totaling $347 890 are restored for income. Two Cleveland properties and others in Cuyahoga County are reinstated as not used exclusively for charitable purposes. Appeals may be filed before December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Tax Appeals
Cincinnati
Kenton
University of Cincinnati
Cuyahoga County
Ger Ieama Turn Verein Vorwaerts
East 35Th St
Cleveland
Polish Falcons Education Company
Teachers in Portsmouth Strike Higher Pay and Budget
Portsmouth teachers receive a 10 percent raise and nonteaching staff 8 percent effective January 1, boosting annual salaries to about 62 883. A two mill school levy was approved in November, with 13 percent of revenue earmarked for raises. Superintendent Glen ATLANTIC CITY N J 7 West earns 36240. Treasurer Shaw of Chicago notes federation reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Port Th
Inc Nue
Supi
Glen Atlantic City
N. J
West
Walred Shaw
Chicago
Tari
Avencan
Wl McKenney
Farm Bureau Federaton
Smp
Famed Seafarer Dies in Aberdeen Captain Ralph E Peasley
Captain Ralph E Matt Peasley age 53 dies in Aberdeen Washington after decades at sea and as the model for Peter Kyne character Cappy. He was born in Marne and known for the long life aboard ships and the “Matt Peasies” nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Ralph E
Matt) Peasley
Matt Peasies
Peter B. Kyne
Marne
Labor Union Sues Line Material Co Over Wages Damages
A damage suit for 25000 was filed by Local 767 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America against Line Material Co. The union claims carpenters did not share in a 60 cents hourly wage increase last July or a four cent retroactive raise from January 1 1968. Attorneys include W T resident and William L. Jones chief steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Electrical F Ranc Ho and Machine Workers
Amita
Line Material Co
Wiliam L. Jones
Tocel
Carpents
Bava 35
Sign trade pacts in Rome forge reparations with Geitah and Rusia
Geitah and Rusia signed a series of trade and reparations agreements in Rome. The pacts were framed to resume economic ties and set terms for compensation. Sources indicate ongoing diplomacy with neighboring states and potential shifts in regional trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Geitah
Rusia
Macow
Hasan
S.asiy
Berle and Bachrach Testify in Espionage Probe Hearings
Former State Department official Adolf A. Berle Jr is summoned to testify before a federal grand jury probing espionage. Maran Bachrach identifies as a Communist Party writer and refuses to confirm links to witnesses while denying copying documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolf A. Berle Jr
Justice Department
Berle
House un-American Activities Committee
Whittaker Chambers
State Department
Champers
FBI
Washington
Federal
Department of Justice
House Committee On UN
Richard M. Mion
R.-Calif
Congressional Committee
Grand Jur
Cton Ap
Congressonal
Neen A Cormust
Maran Bachrach
New York City
Communist Party
Bachrach
Bureau of Standards
Navy Department
Whttaker Chambers
Red
Committee
Chambers
Alger Hiss
Alger
Robert — Strpling
Committee Investige
Tor
Hiss
Donald
Stripling
Rep. Nixon
R-Cahi
Mundt
R-Sd
kKrown
Fire destroys Carroll-Ames Hardware Co building in Bryan
A three story Carroll-Ames Hardware Co building on Bryan’s public square was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin. Fire chief Walter McFadden estimated the loss at the largest business building in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Carroll-Ames Hardware Co
Public Square
Walter McFadden
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Red Probers
Adolph Berle
Howard McCracken
Malaya
Calder
Ting
Atmumisiaine
U.S. Post
Craigs Mational
Guo Johnson
Des Moines
Tuffy
Farm Bureau
Labor Union Sites Line Material Co
Shopping AT Bays Et
High State Dept
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