World recovery urged as US protests Hungary coup
The United States protested to the Soviet Union over Hungary's Communist coup and urged an American Russian British investigation and potential United Nations appeal. In Vienna Austria's Parliament rejected a Communist demand to probe Foreign Minister Karl Gruber for talks with American authorities. Belgrade reports said Tito and Groza discussed Danube waterway revision and a cultural convention with a mutual assistance pact being considered. Hungary faces a purge under Premier Dinares as anti democratic elements are slated for removal from the army.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
Hungary
United Nations
Austria
Karl Gruber
Vienna
Ernst Fischer
Gruber
Marshal Tito
Ormania
Petru Groza
Ithe
Belgrade
Lajos Dinares
National
Assis
Dinares
Holders
Great Service Union
Dillon Dam funds urged for Muskingum flood control
A House Appropriations subcommittee was urged to approve construction funds for Dillon Dam Ohio as part of the Muskingum valley flood control and conservation program. Proponents Corry and Corpney argued the project would curb flood damage and ensure water supply, noting past losses in 1913 and current estimates of over 10 million dollars to complete.
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Washington
House
Dillon Dam
Ohio
Muskingum Valley
Griffiths
Proat
McGregor
Iam
S. Corry
Zanesville
Chamber of Compher
Oy Flood Control and Water Conservaton
Joss
Dillon
Corry
Correy
Corpney
Army Engineers
Congress
Portsmouth
Rep
MccCowen
Littleton
New Boston
Nouse Appropriations
Auto Workers Stage Sitdown Strike in Detroit Plants
DETROIT reports a wave of labor unrest as Endson Motor Car and Continental Mower shut plants due to sitdown strikes. About 15,000 workers joined wage demand actions, marking the first major industry stoppage since Buick in Flint over twenty years ago.
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Detroit
Endson Motor Car Company
Continental Mower
Compan
General Motors
Buick
Flint
Cooler Weather Forecast As Mercury Climbs to 90
Zanesville residents faced 90 degree heat as a cooler air front from the north was expected to arrive, bringing a sharp temperature drop after thundershowers. Officials announced municipal pools will open at noon tomorrow, and drought conditions have delayed farm planting while late corn operations resume.
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Zanesville
Great Northern Slains
Mercury
Sion
Oon
Masagua
Claude Neff
China protests Mongol invasion of Sinkiang from Outer Mongolia
Beijing cites an outer Mongolian ground assault into Sinkiang with a Mongol cavalry unit and reports Chinese pilots dropped bombs during the clash. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Chang Yuan-Chang said China will protest to Moscow and to Outer Mongolia, claiming direct responsibility for the incident.
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China
Sinkiang
Moscow
Chang Yuan-Chang
Foreign Office
Central
iMongolia
Sin- Kiang
Peitashan
Chang
Truck Driver Killed Near Nashille Holmes County
Dowell McDonald, 23, a Reliable Stone Co of Detroit driver, died when his stone laden truck trailer broke and rolled onto him while blocking a wheel on a rim near Nashville in Holmes County. The accident occurred as he was working on the wheel.
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Coshocton
Scalded by Steam on Aircraft Carrier
Seventeen crew members aboard the aircraft carrier were scalded when a ruptured steam line flooded No 3 boiler room with steam. Ten were taken to Philadelphia Naval Hospital with minor burns. others treated aboard. Navy spokesman could not confirm how many crew members were hurt.
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Philadelphia
Seveen
Wally Forge
Navy Public Relations Office
Delphia Navel
Showers and Cooler in Ohio Weather Forecast
Showers and cooler weather described for Ohio with cloudy skies. A cooler Thursday follows with scattered showers possible and temperatures dipping into the low to mid 60s.
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Ohio
Iowa Railroader Tells Molotov About Sociable Chat
An Iowa railroad worker recounted a Sunday phone conversation with Soviet diplomat Molotov from Oelwein. The talk touched on politics and international affairs, with the caller noting a desire to keep the chat sociable and ordinary despite the extraordinary topic.
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Iowa Railroader
Oelwein
Schroeder
Dag Road Closure for Two Days Notices Repairs
City street commissioner Bernard Dun Tread announced Dag Road will close for two days starting tomorrow at 7 AM for repairs. The route will be rerouted over the 10 and 5 Street bridges while sections of the street, sewers, and a Putnam Bank area are repaired and filled.
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Bernard Dun Tread
Dunmead
Putnam Bil Bank
Churchill Surgery Yields Steady Recovery
Winston Churchill underwent an operation for a hernia this morning. His doctors reported the condition satisfactory and he is expected to be in bed at least a month. The former premier is under care in London with physicians including Lord Graz and Thomas Dunhill.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Ation
Lord Grazpress College of
Hill
Thomas Dunhil
King George's
Children Saw Something In Massillon Baby Death Probe
Police chief said several child patients at Massillon City hospital on the same pediatrics floor observed events the night two infants died. Dr Persis Simmons questioned them but emotional distress prevented clear detail. Dr Simmons planned to issue a written report later. Dr Charles Slater, a 66 year old physician, died in Columbus.
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Massillon
Stanley W. Switter
Massillon City Hospital
Tne
Ssitter
Persis ‘Summons
Bureau of Juvenile Research At
Columbus
Switter
Childr
Simm
Local Industries Pictured in Film in Ohio
Atlas Educational Film company crews document Ohio resources in Zanesville. Filming includes Roseville Pottery on Linden Avenue and Mosaic Tile operations in Perry County with coal mining and ware processes shown. Roseville and Mosaic are major art pottery and tile makers respectively.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Atlas Educational Film Company
Roseville Pottery Company
Linden Avenue
Fosaic Tile Company
Perry Courty
Miset
Roseville Pottery
Mosai
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Child Burns Severe From Scalding Coffee Incident
Clyde Barnett aged 22 months son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Barnett of Tallow Road was severely burned by hot coffee yesterday. He suffered burns to the chest and neck and was taken to Bethesda Hospital in critical condition.
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Clyde Barnett
Clarence Barnett
Tallow Road
Bethesda
Floods Cresting Toward St. Louis Amid Widespread Flooding
Historic flooding progresses toward St. Louis as the Missouri River surge pushes into the Glascon Boonville region. An engineer warns drainage district levees face imminent breach with about 300 OGQ acres already flooded. Evacuation orders are in place as five of six local levees risk collapse.
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Hannival
Mio
Missouri River
Glascon-Boonville
Close Main St. During Repairs
Through traffic on Main street must be rerouted next week while repairs are being made by the Pennsylvania railroad on the Second street crossing. The work will get under way at Telock Monday morning and will require three or four days. Traffic on U S Route 20 will be rerouted over the Fifth and State street bridges and McIntire land Blue avenues. City buses will stop only at the zones between Fifth and Sixth streets while repairs are made. New rails will be laid and the crossing re surfaced. Repairs will last five years.
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Main Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
T @elock
Arthur Sniplett
U. S Route 20
Fifth
jState Street
McIntireland Blue
Edgar Eland
County Welfare Workers Resign in County Board Notice
Louise Matterberg executive secretary and Lois Snel office secretary on resignations to the county child welfare board. Paul Campbell, board chairman, said no action until the next meeting on June 19. The board, created March 1956, operates from the probate court room. No reasons given for resignations.
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Afiss
Louise Matterberg
Execu
County
Herbert Geis Degree Presented in Cleveland Ceremony
An honorary degree was presented in Cleveland to a university alumnus. The event honored Herbert Geis with the award while noting the alumnus’s connection to Rovermos and the reserve unit.
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Herbert Geis
Cleveland
Thomas M
Univ
Rovermos
Navy Airmen to Practice Carrier Landings Here
Navy reserve pilots will rehearse carrier style landings at Zanesville airport next week. About 30 pilots from the naval reserve officers training corps will train two weeks, focusing on landing surface technique and aligning with a make believe warship. A navy fire truck, ambulance, and radio jeep will be on hand for emergencies as groups of six aircraft arrive for the sessions.
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Zanesmumepalayport
Witerland
Naval Reserve
Sinoon
Idar
Zanesville
Navy
Truman pledges aid to free nations seeking peace
President Truman declared the United States will aid nations wishing to live in peace with their neighbors without coercion or intimidation. He urged completion of the St Lawrence project and signaled readiness to support other countries with relief and reconstruction as part of a broader effort to build a peaceful prosperous world alongside Canada.
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Ottawa
Truman
United States
J World
St Lawrence
Canada
Imany
W. L. MacKenzie King
Ms. Truman
Margaret
Youthful Slayer Is Found Insane in Court
In Saint Joseph Missouri a circuit court jury declared 16 year old Stuart B Ren innocent by reason of insanity in the murder of 3 year old John Frank whose body was found in the basement of an Episcopal church on April 2. The case tied to Rev Akien the bar’s foster father and church sexton.
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SP. Joseph
Stuart B. Ren
Wes
John Frank
Epscopal Entizch
Ss. Ak Ien
Miners Return From 27,000-Strong Strike In Pa
Striking miners in southwestern Pennsylvania begin returning to work as AFL United Mine Workers leaders urge renewal of labor talks. About 4 of 23 mines reported resuming operations as protests over labor legislation ease.
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Afl-United Mine Workers
Southwest
Pennsylvania
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