Eastern Muskingum districts plan consolidation
Five eastern Muskingum County districts have agreed to merge in a consolidation approved by the county school board. Resolutions favoring the move have been submitted, with action expected promptly under new laws. The plan preserves current schools and programs while creating a larger high school district, likely raising local taxes to fund added costs and eliminating overlapping routes.
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Muskingum Sotary
County
Monnie
Perry
Sonora
Rich, His
New Concord
New Goonies
Rich Hill
Salt Creek High
Chandlersville
Focal
Beck Freed On 3000 Dollar Bond In Embezzlement Case
Seattle court frees Beck on a 3000 dollar bond after a verdict on an embezzlement charge involving union property. The jury deliberated eight hours and 17 minutes before returning its verdict. Beck's attorney has moved for a new trial.
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Beck
Gas Station Owner Burned In Fire Near School
Herman Newton, owner of a Pine street and Pershing road service station, was burned on the face when the three room frame building housing the station was largely destroyed by a fire started in the furnace room. Neighbors alerted the 10 13 a m alarm. Bremen firefighters saved the nearby home of Charles Bailey as paint scorched walls and garage. The site lies opposite Pipe Street near Grover Cove school. Newton sustained only minor facial burns from attempting to fight the blaze. The station had been leased about a year and a half.
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Pine Thre
Firestreet and
Pershing Road
Herman Newton
South Street
Pine Street
Bremen
Charles Bailey
We Sinclair
Willis Rath
Fiiersen
Mild cloudy weather continues with light rain likely
A continuation of mild cloudy conditions is forecast with temperatures around the upper 30s to 50s. The five day outlook shows partly cloudy skies with periods of rain and nights dropping into the low 30s. Cooler air may arrive later in the week with further wet weather possible.
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Lake Central Nes
Zanesville
Toda
Safecracker Makes Big Haul In Rockefeller Center Theft
A foreign currency firm in Rockefeller Center reported a weekend theft in which a safecracker stole between 50 000 and 100 900 dollars in US currency and foreign notes and money orders. Police said the burglar used a key to open the office door at Vat 48 W 30th Street and then broke open the safe.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
T Hat
W. 30Th St
Fed Mertz Dies After Heart Attack at Armco Plant
Fed Mertz 63 of 1503 Stancen avenue died after a heart attack at work in Armco Sied plant metallurgical department. Native of Zanesville born Navy 1894. Survived by widow Emma, a daughter Mrs Ronald E Lane of Dresden, a son Charles Edward Mertz of Newark, and two grandchildren. Funeral at Forest Avenue chapel Bolin Brean.
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EL HL
Stancen Avenue
Armco Sied Corporation
Mertz
Zanesville
Navy
Dew
Emma
Audors of
St. James’ Episcopal Church
The
American Legion
Ronald E. Lane
Dresden
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Edward Meriz
Newark
Forest Avenue Chapel
Bolin- Brean Funeral Home
Navy sought Vanguard rocket test kept secret, Norton testifies
Assistant Secretary Garrison Norton told the Senate Preparedness subcommittee the Navy wanted to conduct the Vanguard satellite test in secret but was overruled by Murray Snyder, a former White House aide. Norton said publicity orders came from Savih, defense official for public affairs. The testimony followed Lt. Gen. Verne J. McCaul’s report on Soviet advances in weapons and space tech increasing threat.
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Washington
Garrison Norton
Navy
Murray Snyder
White House
Norton
Senate
Savih
Pair Admits Attempted Burglary Involving Teens
Mrs Dorothy Marie Haining 33 and Donald Swingle 19 pleaded guilty in Municipal court to an attempted break in at Lloyd George Service Station on Lewis Drive. Bond set at 1000 each. Raymond Dobbins 16 was wounded during the escape attempt. Swingle’s wife Sally 17 and Kenneth Kinder 16 to face juvenile court on related charges.
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Dorothy Marie Haining
Mariella Stress
Donald Swingle
Elm' Street
Raymond Dobbins
Devin Siress
George
Swingle
Sally
Kenneth Kinder
Rosemary Avenue
Dobbins
Swingie
Kinder
Swing
Bethesda Hospital
Soldier Girard Arrives From Japan to Face Discharge
Girard and his Japanese wife Harm travel from Japan aboard the USS Gen. A. E. Anderson to San Francisco en route to Ft. Sheridan to discharge from the Army on January 27. The 22 year old, convicted of killing a Japanese woman last month, received a three year suspended sentence from a Japanese court, a case that drew international attention after the U S Supreme Court ruled the Japanese court, not a CLS military court, should try it.
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San Francisco
Girard
Harm
Candy
Japan
A. E. Anderson
Ft. Sheridan
U. S. Supreme Court
CLS
Third Test Firing Of Missile Near Cape Canaveral
A third test firing of America's Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile was observed near Cape Canaveral Florida with two missiles visible in stands and extensive activity around the launch area. Countdown to a possible launch was under way with another Atlas launch likely later in the week. Previous test launches last summer and fall reached the air but failed to fully proceed before breaking up. The Atlas, about 70 feet long and 8.4 feet in diameter, weighs around 10 tons and uses three rocket engines with a kerosene and liquid oxygen fuel mix. It employs a ground based radio inertial guidance system with onboard gyros to maintain its course.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla Ae
America
Fis
Jbe
Atlas
Iso
Firemen Held For Thefts From Department Stores
PARKERSBURG W V A fire department theft ring case leads to three arrests Police Chief Bruce E Parsons said privates Arsoctad udre Barold Kaerse SRR ren a NURMA 2 GRE 32 Paul Cochrane 3 and Lewis C Wright 2 charged with grand larceny as number of potential suspects rises high within the 48 member force Theft involved Sears Roe Buck Co warehouses service stations and garages where firefighters held part time jobs during Christmas rest First tires sold for 10 cents and a color TV for 33 were cited as examples of cheap thefts with more arrests expected and possible high ranking officers implicated
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Bruce E. Parsons
Arsoctad Udre Barold Kaerse
SRR
Paul Cochrane
Lewis
C. Wright
Sears Roebuck & Co
Gene Raynes
Pire
Hugh Neal
Believe Missing Plane Crashed Over Reno Flight
Ground search for a twin engine plane from Reno Nevada is ongoing after a night flight disappeared near San Francisco. Authorities report severe damage and casualties as crews comb the area for wreckage and survivors.
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Sever Per Azcard
Reno
Nev
Senate Chief Calls U S Must Beat Russians To Moon
Senate Preparedness subcommittee hearings probe U S missiles and satellite programs. Testimony cites Navy leaders Adm Raborn and Adm Clark and discusses space surveillance, unmanned drones, and intercontinental reach. Flanders warns space occupation would enable global surveillance by the United States.
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Senate
U.S
Man on Trial for Slaying Ex-Resident in Florida
Maurice M. Chavigny, a French professional soldier, goes on trial in Clearwater, Florida, for the April 3 slaying of Faye McReynolds and her husband. The couple allegedly opened fire with a .22 caliber automatic pistol as Chavigny announced plans to leave their St. Petersburg home. The trial covers two counts of second degree murder. jury selection begins this week.
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Maurice M. Chavigny
Clearwater
Fla
Faye
McReynolds
Florida
St. Petersburg
Monipe Ang
Chain founder Louis Madison dies in Columbus
Louis A. Madison 62 president and founder of Madison's a chain of women s stores in Ohio died Sunday at Mount Carmel Hospital after a three week illness He established outlets in Columbus Akron Lima and Mansfield
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Columbus
Ohio
Madison's
Mount Carmel Hospital
Akron
Lima
Mansfield
Grocer Musselman dies after 50 years in Zanesville
Musselman 87 of 307 North Seventh Street died at 6 50 Monday morning in Good Samaritan Hospital after a lengthy illness. A native of Falls Township he ran a Seventh Street grocery at Elberon Avenue. Born December 14 1870 he was a Catholic and Holy Name member. Survived by sons Alber John and Louis Jr two daughters Mrs Ann ODonnell and Mrs Leone McCormick two sisters two grandchildren and great grandchildren. His wife Katherine died in 1933 and a son is deceased. Friends may call after 7 Monday at DeLong and Bakes Funeral Home with services Thursday at 9 at St. Mary Catholic Church.
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Tous Musselman
North Seventh Street
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Musselman
Falls Township
Seventh Street
Elberon’ Avenue
Henry
Anna Kingbaur Musselman
St. Thomas Catholic
Katherine
DeLong and Bakes
Stourial
Ten Menial Patients Free State Hospital
Patrolmen joined in a search for ten menial patients from Free State Hospital. The boys, described by hospital staff as antisocial and somewhat mentally deficient but not dangerous, fled into nearby woods during a church event at the hospital chapel attended by Dr George W Jacoby.
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Bable Creek
Siue
George W Jacoby
Eisenhower challenges NATO for stronger action in Paris
President Eisenhower urged NATO members to surge forces and unite with Russia to curb mass destruction weapons while keeping peace. He warned that rival power is formidable but controllable and stressed allied unity to sustain freedom, with a world audience listening at Palais de Chaillot in Paris.
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State Dulles
Eisenhower
Paris
Palais de Challot
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Palais de Chaillot
NATO
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Paul-Hensi Spaak
Council
Burt
Air Aspirati
North Africa
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