New Battle Seen For GOP Control
Washington report notes a GOP power struggle as Carroll Reece potentially challenges Hugh Scott for party chairmanship. Scott aims to retain control amid term limits and absent leaders, with Dewey’s defeat prompting reevaluation of Senate leadership and a proposed policy conference.
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Military Leaders Guake El Salvador Coup Topples Castro
Guatemala reports a military coup in El Salvador unseats President Salvador Castaneda Castro after a day of fighting. Elections for a constituent assembly to decide extending his term are set soon amid regional upheaval, with Costa Rica, Uruguay, Peru, and Venezuela having fallen earlier.
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Locomotives Heat Hospital as Boilers Fall Short in Ohio
In Chillicothe Ohio two old railroad locomotives have been used to heat a veteran hospital while four of seven boilers are replaced. Mahoney 74 was sentenced to one to three years after fraud involving rental of locomotives as mobile power plants.
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Banker Mal Daugherty Dies at 86 Linked to Teapot Dome
Washington Court House mourns Mal Daugherty former Fayette county Republican leader and brother of US Attorney General Harry M Daugherty He died after weeks of illness in a rest home at age 86 Daugherty was subpoenaed by the Senate Teapot Dome committee but refused to travel to Washington and fled to Cincinnati where a court blocked its subpenas The Senate later held him in contempt of Congress and sent its sergeant at arms to arrest him
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Resale of Scrap Brings Warning
Washington warns against resale of scrap metal bought with Marshall Plan funds amid European sales to American buyers. Senator McClellan says such practices threaten recovery funds and Congress may halt the program. The ECA reports European governments asked to stop sales and curb future deals. Biden-like. no law violated but policy breached.
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Madame Chiang Kai Shek mission stalls in Washington
Undersecretary Lovell said Madame Chiang Kai Shek failed to secure stronger U S support for the Chinese national government. A 12 hour rain caused flash floods near Rutland and Thomas Fork, evacuating several stores and homes with no casualties. Rain continued to fall.
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Russia vetoes Ceylon membership in UN Security Council
In Paris Russia vetoed Ceylon’s bid for UN membership for the twenty ninth time, its second veto on the issue. The move leaves the Soviet bloc with 13 of 25 votes, blocking entry for seven nations. In Atlantic City the American Farm Bureau Federation suggested the government reduce farm support services.
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Daniels To Face Routine Clemency Hearing Next Week
Columbus reports that Robert Muir Daniels, set to die on January 2 for a triple slaying, will undergo a routine clemency hearing by the state pardon and parole commission next Tuesday. Daniels, 24, admitted he and John West killed six people in a one day crime spree last summer. West was slain at a police roadblock in Van Wert counts. Daniels was sentenced to die for the cornfield murders of John Niebel, superintendent of the Mansfield reformatories farm Mrs Niebel and their daughter Phyllis, 21.
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Bomb Sight Leak Probe Ties Secrets to Russian Contacts
The House Un-American Activities Committee reports a Norden bomb sight leak may date to 1928 with secret papers channeled from Aberdeen proving ground. Three men suspected of stealing military secrets face possible hearings this week as the panel vows to pursue Soviet espionage in Washington.
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Royal Baby Christened In Grand London Ceremony
A royal infant, heir to the throne, was christened in London with Prince Charles behaving beautifully. The child named Charles Philip Arthur George of Edinburgh is the first child of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. He is second in line to the throne behind his grandfather George VI. Nurse Helen Rowe carried him to the ceremony before presenting him to Archbishop of Canterbury who named the child.
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Sagle Seeks Muskingum Court Post in Roseville
Guy Sagle of Roseville tops a list for appointment as assignment commissioner of the Muskingum county common pleas court. The vacancy follows Henry Buerhaus’s resignation and a Republican committee vote to Judge Clarence J. Crossland. Sagle, a Clark Township Republican committeeman, works at Pansbottom Pottery and formerly played catcher for the Zanesville Greyists.
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Bucket of Water Fails Jailbreak in Georgetown
Sheriff Dwight Clemons reports a jail escape thwarted when a bucket of water was used to douse two figures attempting to pry a window. Deputy Tom Paul stood outside, and the pair were found in bed with wet clothing. The sheriff linked the incident to an automobile theft case involving Robert Liggett of Rip.
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Heidt Show Nets Jaycees Two Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy
Proceeds from Horace Heidt show on November 24 sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce totaled 2770 with total ticket receipts 9663 40. Jaycee treasurer Carl Smith reports Herdts share 3966 68 after deductions for facility rental federal taxes and municipal amusement tax. Funds support Jaycees south program in Zanessville and the chapter earned the national trophy for best horse baseball program in 1943. New members inducted include Harold Gottleis James Mattingly Griffith Beam Robert Esselburn William Visner Zane Moore Floyd Gibson and John Mahaney winner of I Speak Democracy contest plus a Christmas dinner dance plans.
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Rainy Ohio Weather Outlook Says Cloudy Skies Persist
Forecasts for Ohio show mostly cloudy conditions with chances of rain showers tonight and into Thursday. Temperatures remain mild as a front moves slowly across the region.
Basehart Chosen for Leading Role In Christmas Night Radio Program
Richard Basehart, Zanesville born actor and Life magazine pick as a promising star, will headline NBC Radio's Hollywood Star Theater Christmas night program. Co star George Greenstreet will introduce the young actor as the show broadcasts from WHIZ in Zanesville on Christmas night.
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Chiang's Advisors Urge Him to Quit
Reported in Peiping that peace talks appear underway as Chiang Kai-shek study- recommends surrender of government to enable negotiations with the Communists. Chiang faced pressure from advisers while Fu TsoYi’s Nationalists and Red forces maneuver near Peiping and Tientsin. U.S. Marines prepare to move to Shanghai for citizen protection as cabinet formation stalls and Sun Fo struggles to form a new government.
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Ed Green Resigns as Clerk of Court
Edwin A. Green, clerk of municipal court for five years, resigns due to health. Appointed 1942 by Mayor Tom V. iearehead, he previously worked in the commissary department at the Zanesville agency and at the waterworks. Mayor Meror Watson noted no definite plans to fill the vacancy.
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Youth Needs Studied At State Conference
GA Governor Thomas J. Herbert opens a statewide youth conference creating a youth study commission. Judge Henry J. Robison says the group will compile a report for submission to the White House conference on youth needs in 1950. A date for the 1950 conference has not been set.
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Fire Path Delays Cincinnatian Train to Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnatian suffered a locomotive fire as it arrived at Winton Place, delaying 25 minutes but injuring no passengers or crew. Engineer A R Barber steered the blaze away from the station, oil leaking into the ash box causing the flames. Notables aboard included Charles F. Kettering and Wright family relatives en route to Smithsonian展示 in D C.
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Circleville Faces Loss of Liquor Fees
The state liquor control department ordered Circleville to show cause within three days why its liquor permit rebates should not be withheld. The action follows a raid dispute with Circleville police at the Moose lodge and charges against lodge officials for liquor regulation violations. A second action could revoke the lodge’s private club permit. Meanwhile in Cleveland a mother of five was fined 250 plus costs for defrauding the government by selling a veteran house for above its appraised value.
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