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Newspaper

Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1947

Page

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121 Seniors to Get Diplomas At Muskingum Graduation

Muskingum college will award diplomas to 121 seniors and confer six honorary degrees during the annual commencement Monday morning in the college gym. Honorary honorees include Agnes Moorehead, Rev. Eugene Lig, Dean Scott Gielen, Chester Yeates, William Hinteer, and Addison Leitch of Pittsburgh. Dr. E. V. Hollis, chief of higher education at the U.S. Office of Education, will deliver the commencement address.

Muskingum College Agnes Moorehead Muski Eugene Lig Iterian Church S Scott Gielen Monmouth Colwr Chester T. Yeates Willian Hinteer Addison Leitch Pittsburgh E. V. Hollis United States Office of Education Washington Fis Georgia State College Wvas Mississipi State College Columbia

Move on Foot To Get Axis State in UN

Lake Success June 7 delegates debated early admission of former Axis states to the United Nations to prevent another Hungarian coup. Britain and the United States favor placing Hungary Italy and other ex enmies inside the UN once treaties are ratified. The U.S. ratified the Hungarian treaty this week and recognized the government though uncertainty remains if it truly represents Hungary's majority.

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Humid Weather To Continue Over Zonesville Area

Zonesville residents face little relief as humid conditions persist with highs around the low 70s and evening showers. Temperature reached a peak near noon at the local airport and dropped to 68 by midnight. Yesterday's rainfall totaled 1.03 inches, keeping fields waterlogged and streams bankfull. No Muskingum County highways were reported closed by high water.

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Two Injured In Accidents In Zanesville Area

Two people were seriously hurt in traffic crashes around Zanesville and nearby. Eldred Spragg, 20, of Sonora, suffered potential skull fracture and internal injuries after his car struck a tree on Adamsville Road shortly before midnight. He told residents he tried to steer and did not wake after the crash. He was taken by ambulance to Good Samaritan Hospital.

Zanesville Eldred Spragg Sonora Adamsville Road Io Good Samaritan ‘Hospital Keck Daria Les Haller G. HL Sra Pime Street Routo Neil Thoms

Suit for 3100,000 Filed Against Union

Suit filed against the United Auto Workers union alleges losses of 25000 in plant property damage and 6000 in material losses amid petition stoppages. Plaintiffs claim economic harms from union actions and seek restitution.

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Budget Cuts Threaten U.S. Economy, Truman Warns

President Truman declared that house cuts in farm and interior appropriations endanger the American economy and global resistance to aggression. Speaking in Kansas City, he urged Congress to restore funding for farm programs and energy and mineral development, warning the nation could become a have not in key resources. He pressed for unity, higher wages, broader benefits, and continued support for conservation and power projects.

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Visited Hometown by Jane TP Gensrai Chief

Jane TP Gensrai chief of today paid an unannounced visit to his hometown to inspect his dwelling as a public figure. The trip occurred on June 15 and drew local attention from residents and officials.

Tre Abilexe Jane TP Gensrai Hood

Soap Box Derby to Be Held In City on Sunday July 20

The Sun day Times Signal and The Signal and Times Recorder sponsor the Soap Box Derby in the city with White Chevrolet Co. The race is July 26. in case of rain it will be July 27. The winner advances to Akron for the 10th All-American Derby on Aug. 17 with prizes including a four-year college scholarship and a Chevrolet Fleetmaster.

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White House Aides Split On Labor Veto Debate

Washington dispatch reports a rift within President Truman’s inner circle over a proposed labor curbs bill. Some advisers push veto, others favor potential tax relief terms, while officials abroad await the president’s destination after returning from Canada.

White House Washington Trumen gRien Truimen Charles G. Gil Kansas Canada

Brutal Slayer Of Two Ohio Babies Sought

Police searched for a brutal slayer after two newborn girls died from skull fractures at an Ohio hospital. A nurse found Diane Evans eight weeks old and Posemary Morton nine weeks old on a ward. investigators noted no weapons and no clear suspect. A heavy thunderstorm and guarded hospital doors framed the investigation as Chief Stanley W. Swiller said the case remained unsolved.

Iix Cues Stanley W. Swiller Diane J. Evans Leo, Brand Posemary Morton Harry E. Morton Earlie

Bilbo Undergoes Third Operation in New Orleans

Mississippi Senator Bilbo, ailing, underwent a malignant growth removal yesterday in New Orleans. It was his third operation for a mouth cancer and chin bone removal. Officials said planned plastic work now could be three to four months away rather than weeks.

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Man Victim Of Stabbing In Rose Farm

Pearl Roth, 35, of Rose Farm, is in serious condition at Bethesda hospital from stab wounds to the left chest and face believed caused by Ezra Rift, also of Rose Farm. Roth said Rift staged the climax of an argument. Rift operates a car in Rose Farm and was taken to Bethesda by ambulance.

Pearl Roth Rose Farm Bethesda Hospital Ezra Rift Roth A. C. Lawrence Crooks Iiire Lawrence Rife

U.S. Navy Took Longer to Break U-Boat Menace

Reports reveal American naval efforts lagged in quashing the U-boat threat beyond Nazi expectations. Officials weighed barrier nets along the coast and convoy protections as proposed solutions, with debates over cost and feasibility shaping strategic choices.

U.S

Five Known Dead in Northeastern Tornado Outbreak

A tornado plowed through northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania, killing five people and injuring scores as it lashed cities like Ravenna Warren Youngstown Niles Sharon Farrell Mercer and Grove City. The storm damaged hundreds of homes, disrupted power and communications, with Red Cross relief set up for the homeless and portage to Mercer County.

Sharon Ohio Pennsylvania Mercer Ravenna Warren Youngstown Niles Farrell Grove City Ceed Albert Beachley Youngs Terr Onger Ronald H. Miller Burgh E. Shook Henri Todd Ambridge Miler Shook Myron Jones Sharon City Ravenna, C Orcer Fairgrounds Red Cross Summit County Portage County Trumbull County Mahoning Trembull Rgnway Pnt Youngstown Municipal Vierma Ravenna Arsenal Apro

Iowa Flood Leaves 16000 Homeless in Ottumwa

Ottumwa Iowa battles Des Moines River as record floods drive about 16 000 residents from homes in a farm valley area. Red Cross official Joe Griffin estimates one third of Ottumwa's 32 000 population is homeless while rescue teams search for missing and bodies as higher water halts power and stalls industry.

Ottumwa Des Moines Iowa City Joe Griffin Red Cross Disaster Blyron McCaughy Junior Chamber of Commerce Herschel Love Pauline Williamson Irs Charles Saunders Loveless McCaughy John Deere Morrelis Meat Packing Indus J Iowa Mississippi River Weather Bureau Keokuk Quincy Hannibal Ppi

Priests Celebrate First Mass Today

Rev. Father Raymy McCabe and Rev. Father Cholic will celebrate their first mass in Washington today. McCabe, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCabe of 109 Pine Street, will say mass at 9 o clock. Father Tammer, son of Mrs. Eliza beth Tarrier of 1052 Merket Street, will celebrate mass at 10 o clock.

Raymy McCabe Fath Cholic el Arch Washington Sir McCabe J. A. McCabe Pine Street Tammer Elizabeth Tarrier Merket Street

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