Aldin Fred Arter Resigns Police Commission EXT October
Fragmented local notice reports Aldin Fred Arter resigning from the police commission in October. Plans for a modern brick Day Nursery building replace antiquated facilities on Linders Avenue, with Dunzweiler Construction Co. chosen to erect the new structure. Funds from Stinnick and local campaigns support ongoing nursery programs and maintenance.
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Aldin
Fred Arter
Lng
Linders Avenue
Dunzweiler Con—uction Co
Murgery
Ldren
Shepp
Nia Him Rhinnick
Inneasville
Okingum County
Stinnick
Jacl
yDey
Lieutenant Arter to Retire After 24 Years of Service
Lieutenant Fred Arter, a veteran officer in Zanesville's police department, announces retirement on June 17 after 24 years of service. Health issues from an on duty automobile strike accelerated his decision. He joined May 30 1903 and led the night force for 12 years, earning wide respect for raids and investigations. His wife died last year, deepening the personal toll as he prepares for retirement.
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Fred. Artér
Uty
Arter
Arier
Ernest
Graham
Meuten
Ann
Hautenait
Jobn Arter
Police Department
William Deacon
Beavers
Emnes
Joseph
Zanesville
Zanesville mayoral race gains Ed Zinsmeister entrant
Ed Zinsmeister announces candidacy for mayor of Zanesville, joining two Republicans and a Democrat already in the field. He is a longtime Democrat and former letter carrier. The piece notes potential party splits and mentions other declared and prospective candidates, highlighting local political dynamics.
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Edwart. Zinameister
Zanes
Jeter Carrier
Charles J. Barroslyn
LeRoy H. Talley
Samuel F. Grant
Zintmelater
Wethbald
A. 8
Herzer
Tao
End of Steel Strike Talks Sought by Ohio Governor
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey invited Republic Steel and Youngstown Steel Works leaders to a joint conference at the governor's mansion in Columbus to map a plan for reopening striking plants and to prevent bloodshed amid tense sitdowns in Monroe and Detroit. He urged impartial mediation, warned against coercion, and pressed for disclosure of positions by both sides while noting federal interest and congressional inquiries into related post office disruptions.
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Youngstown
Getrermor
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Company End Union
John Owen
Philip Aturray
Stork Workers Organizing Committee
Inland Steel Corp
Davey
Republic
Monroe
Newton Stel Co
Daniel A. Mnagga
Frank Murphy
Mioni
Khaggs
National Guard
Ab Culcaga Bwog
Inland Steel
Wafele
Steel Company
Wrata
Vernys
Aidan
Columbus
Tts
Washington
Jae Bor
James L. Dewey
Wes
Lewis
Congress
Senate
House
Raha Uons
Post Office Department
Jonny Brooks
Repube
Btec
James A. Parley
Msattat
Pennsylania
Joie
Baltimore Att Ohto
Gov
Struck Mills
Canton
Mich
Developme
Michigan power strike disrupts Saginaw valley area
In Michigan a second power strike within weeks cut light to Saginaw Bay City and surrounding counties. Consumers and power company workers formed a new union group to pressure for wages hours and recognition, while hospitals and waterworks largely retained power.
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Wint
Mich
Totel
Saginaw Valley
Consumers, Power Co
Public Utilities
Flint
Saginaw
Bay City
Saginew
Emi
Homer Martin
United Automobile Works ‘Org
An & Hotel
Washington
John L.tawls
Dcim
Loe Eatza
Plinth
Hows Pilala
Durineas
Eastern Airline Division Heads to Chicago Transfer Update
The Eastern Airline Division plans to move its headquarters to Chicago this month. TransContinental and Western Air Inc officials announce centralized operations with Nollenberger and Joan Collings undergoing transfers.
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Eastern
Chicago
Columbus
O. Noltenberger
TransContinental and
Western Air, Inc
Nollenberger Maid
Helnig
Joan Collings
Diviston
Chifa
Guilty Plea in Jewelry Theft Case
Oscar Oylt pleaded guilty in municipal court to stealing jewelry worth 1100 from Pollock jewelry store. He was bound over to the grand jury under 6000 bond as investigators seek the remaining loot. Police seek other suspects and warn of more arrests as they pressure others to return stolen items.
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Oscar Oylt
Percte Viollator
Unete
Pollock Jewelry
Mit Atotts
Fred Quigley
Ogle
Roterte
Fcles
Stotta
jAnd
oDt
Demands WPA Workers Take Private Employment in Macon
Sheriff James B Hicks Jr of Bibb county announced a drive against WPA workers refusing private jobs. He pledged to sweep the county and force labor into private work to ease county labor troubles, backed by City Judge Karl W Butler. Georgia labor officials questioned merged labor shortages in Macon area as crop data showed few available laborers. Also noted: engineer 67 died at city water works after 25 years service.
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Georgia
F. D. Rivers
R. Wide
Washington
Georgia R. Copeland
Senate Labor
Nice
Majien
WPA
Macon
James B. Hicks, Jr
Bibb County
Karl W. Butler
Hicks
Atlanta
Marion O'Connor
Georgia State Employment Service
Gowled
Floyd
Georgis
Search for Two Missing Fliers Begins Near Salt Lake City
Daybreak launch across Salt Lake City to Elko Nevada frontier as Army officers Major Clarence Hodge of Boston commander of the 6th division air service and Lieutenant Joseph L. McNell of Boston search for two missing military fliers. Plane flying at 14000 feet position unknown after last radio.
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Salt Lake City
Elko
Nevada
Clarence Hodge
Boston
6Th Division Air Service
Massachusetts National Guard
Hodge
Uent
Joseph L. McNell
Bowston
Workers End Strike at Canton Plant Amid Wage Talks
Workers from Golden Lodge representing Committee for Industrial Organization at the Tinken Roller Beating Co voted to end a 7,900 person work stoppage. Union leaders and company officials agreed to review minimum wage schedules sought by members as Cincinnati talks handled revised wage proposals for nearby building trades unions and downtown employer associations to curb a large downtown strike.
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Golden Lodge
Committee For
Industrial Organization Steel Workers
Tinken Roller Beating Co
Segac
Te Company
Cincindat
General Contractors’ Asociation
ETA Ployes’ Union
Association of Building Owners and Managers
Bullainga
Deaths in Wyoming Crash Claim Two Lives
Theodore Wollett 81 of Murray City and George Smith 54 of Booth Gate California died in a car crash on a GD automobile 14 miles west of a nearby area where repairs were underway. The incident occurred in West Cheyenne Wyoming during June.
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West Cheyenns
Wyo
Theodore Wollett
Murray City
George Smith
Booth Gate
Calif
Era Yenlerting
Relief Funds Misplaced Halts County Aid in Jackson
Wendell Evans announced a $10,807 error in state Burdstor's office will halt relief activities in Jackson County on Tuesday. The funds, intended for Muron County, were meant to support indigent aid but were misallocated, leaving the county without money to continue aid programs.
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Seckaon
Audiice
Wendell Evans
Jackson County
Muron County
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