Eight-year-old questioned in fatal shooting near Dillon Falls
Eight-year-old McKinley Smith was questioned after the lethal shooting of Darios R. Dingey, 16, at the Smith home one mile northwest of Dillon Falls. The boy is suspected in a case prosecutors may deem accidental. coroner withheld verdict pending completion of the investigation.
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McKinley Smith
Darios R. Dingey
Smith
Dillon Falls
Virgil E. Johnson
W. R. Smith
Ray McDaniel
Shenff Ed Redman
Ray Thompson
Faye
Carlos Dinger
McKinney Smith
Iunen
Geleck
Ford Krause
Father Blames Self for Leaving Gun Loaded
An eight year old boy, Mackie, shot and killed Carlos Smith, 16, in the Smith home at Dion Falls yesterday afternoon. The father, a plastering contractor, tearfully said he had warned his son not to touch the gun and now blames himself for leaving it loaded. Carlos had been visiting, and neighbors recall the Christmas tree and radio in the home. Mackie reportedly told authorities he had loaded the rifle that morning and was spanked earlier by his father. The Rev Dr, pastor emeritus of Central Presbyterian, and other details follow.
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Youne Dinger
Roosevelt
Smith
Faye Smith
W. R. Smith
McKinley Smith
Ts - Sotie
Gnond Sancey
Didenous
Rasmond
Span
Russell Danger
Wary Brown
Bente
Inather
Jennie Leasure
Dryden Read
Shock
William Thompson
White Cottage
Ssue
Mackie
Carlos
Dion Falls
Maxtap
Floyd
Licking River
Marc
Guards Entrain for Camp Shelby After Christmas Furlough
National guardsmen from Zanesville Ohio boarded a Baltimore and Ohio rail train to return to Camp Shelby. Battery E led by Captain Joseph Warren Beale and Lieut James Kappes depart Columbus on a Big Four and expect to reach Camp Shelby by Wednesday at 3 PM. All men on Christmas furlough must report to Camp Shelby by 5 30 AM Thursday. Regular army men with leave also head to Columbus to join special trains back to the camp.
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Zanesville
Ohio National Guardsmen
Baltimore’ and Ohio Railroad
U. S. Army
Columbus
Cincin
Camp Shelby
Jon
Kao
NLRB Moves To Avert Strike In Transit Talks
The NLRB aims to prevent a strike by Transport Workers Union locals and a bus company. Officials planned pre meeting talks with union leaders and the company president Col. J H Long. A separate report notes Volleyball coverage from Hunter College with a film on techniques.
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We. Sa
National Labor
Tions Bet Transport Workers
Chai J Vatley Bus
Alba B Martin
NLRB
William Gandall
Unon
Ats
J. H. Long
Bus Company
New York
Hunter College
Italian transport torpedoed in Adriatic near Bar
Reports say an Italian transport loaded with war materials for Albania was torpedoed by a British warship in the Adriatic and sank off Bar Yugoslavia near the Albanian border before Yugoslav forces could reach her. The Bar area lies about 20 miles from the border.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Adriatic Sea
Bar
Antivari
Third crash victim dies from injuries in Good Samaritan crash
Oliver S Wallace 62 of Coal Run Washington county Francis Ashton 27 of Malta and Richard Grubb 38 of McCord die from injuries after collision that involved Earl Spindle 26 of Marietta and Ford Calendine of Phile Spindle and Calendine escape Injured survivor Inge Jones of Malta survives with wife Mrs Bateson Jones and two daughters Funeral plans pending for Ashton and Wallace at Fisher and Seventh Street homes with services set this afternoon
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South River
Good Samaritan Hospital
Oliver S. Wallace
Coal Run
Washington County
Francis Ashton
Malta
Richard Grubb
McCor
Ashton
With & m
Earl Spindle
Marietta
Difford Calendine
Phile
Calendine
Spindle
Inge Jones
Brown- Manley Plow Company
Sirs Bateson Jones
Frances
Patsy
Dorothy Mahan
Morgan
Barbara Jones
Field
Mass
Dana Jones
Morgan County
Cramblit
Springfield
Sylvia Aber
Cheste
Fiali
Jon
SicConnelsville
Fisher Funeral
MecConnelsville
Francis Ashton Wllre
View Funeral Home
Ford Workers Threaten Strike Over Hiring Policy
United Automobile Workers CIO threatens to strike at Ford Motor after accusing management of defying national defense needs and failing to honor a recent rehiring agreement. Union leaders say Lincoln plant workers authorized a six day strike if needed, while federal officials report Ford paused operations.
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Detroit
Ford Mater Company
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Idaw-Cio
Roosevelt
Ford Motor Company
Michael F. Widman
Ford
John R. Steelman
Department of Laborman
Lincoln
James F. Dewey
Widman
Ford ‘Motor Company
Bennett
Social Security Board Chief Reports Record Benefits
Arthur J. Altmeyer announced in the annual report that more than 52 million people are covered by Social Security. The board approved about 1,000 new benefit claims for retired workers and their dependents in the period, with total monthly payments reaching roughly 250 thousand dollars. Benefit outlays rose to over 56 million for the year and near 22 million in November.
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Washington
Arthur
Social Arimes Securty Board
Altmeyer
Benehis
City Welcomes 1941 With Noise and Festivities
The city plans a loud greeting to 1941 with dances and party nights in cafes and social halls. Wet weather delays outdoor events. Muskingum River stood stationary at noon after peaking at 17.6 feet. Banks and offices close New Year’s Day and mail service pauses. Watch parties and church services are scheduled across Zanesville and Muskingum County.
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Muskingum
Claude Neff
Clifford Courtney
Lecovae
Zaneswle
Muskingum County
Roosevelt considers plan to aid Britain with planes and destroyers
President Roosevelt weighs proposals to loan or lease army airplanes and destroyers to Britain as part of an expanded "arsenal for democracy" effort. Officials seek up to 50 destroyers or more planes, while a new production agency and congress action loom, amid talk of broader war aid before a spring offensive.
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Washingtox
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Sir. Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Britain
Super Defense Agency
Office For Production Management
William S. Knudsen
Congress
Super Agency
ETO
Fender
Germany
Mother in Jail As Baby Buried In Cleveland Tragedy
Julie Barnett 36 remains in jail after being charged with first degree murder in the death of her two year old son David. A pancake turner was allegedly used in the fatal beating. Barnett declined a funeral visit and waives preliminary hearing while a grand jury proceeding is set with a $5000 bond. Theodore Sinderi, her attorney, accompanied Judge Mary B. Grossman to her cell for arraignment. The courtroom appearance was postponed as she was deemed too weak and nervous to attend.
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Cleveland
Julie Barnett
David
Pancaks Turner
Mary B. Grossman
Bernard
Barnett
Theodore Sinderi
Lindell
David Barnett
Cleveland, O
ASCAP Tunes Go Off Air Tonight Climax of Broadcaster Fight
ASCAP control of tunes faces a nationwide ban across NBC CBS and Mutual as a five year contract expires and Broadcast Music Inc steps in with alternative music rights. The dispute centers on rights payments for composers Victor Herbert George Gershwin Cole Porter Irving Berlin and others amid antitrust concerns. Also noted: John W. Sheets dies in Palo Alto and Henry Rickert crafts wooden pincers as a hobby in Painesville.
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New York
Societ
Pupishers
ASCAP
Tates
Asce i
Victor Herbert
George
Seize Camera and Films from Japs in Cincinnati
FBI agents confiscated a camera and about $2000 in credit notes from two Japanese visitors who claimed to be Miyazaki and Murakami, identified as representatives of firms on inspection tours of Cincinnati machine tool plants. They were questioned after police caught them snapping photos at a downtown street intersection.
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Cincinnatin
Feneral Bureau
Iibeh
Dyper
Ashoshi- Murakami
Fanchuma Fea
Miyazaki
Ent
Izakami
Cinternnati
FBI
Washington
Murakami
Hitler Promises Great Victory as War Moves On
United Press reports Hitler pledges what he calls the greatest victory in 1911 and vows to crush democracies and Jewish capitalists while warning Britain and drawing U.S. aid into a widening war. He asserts divine support for Germany and hints at new offensives in Europe and the Pacific amid Soviet strain and Japanese collaboration.
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United Press
Adolph Hitler
Great Britain
Fuehrer
Roosevelt
Far East
Mediterranean
Balkans
Brin
Ain
Britain
Hitler
Europe
Germany
Sary
Russia
Pacific
Indo-China
Tentative Site Named for TNT Plant Between Milan and Sandusky
A tract of farmland midway between Milan and Sandusky is selected as the tentative site for a new Trojan Power Co ammunition factory. The area along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Sandusky branch covers about 766 acres. Federal representatives are expected to announce details soon as the plant is planned to be supplied by the new INT works.
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Sandusky
Iarm
Xturoni and
Trojan Power Co
Leche
Milan
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