McGregor Challenged to Stop Delaware Dam Work
Aging rector of the Zanesville Chamber of Commerce led a challenge against the Delaware Game dam project. In the U.S. House, Corry and William Curphey urged funding for the Dillon dam while others criticized rising costs. Officials note potential delays and examine overall water project appropriations as Congress weighs cuts and abandonments.
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Zanesville Chamber of Commerce
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Mead to Be Summoned In May Trial
Justice Schweinhaut granted defense permission to call former Senator James M. Mead as a witness in the May Garsson war squad trial. Mead, ex-chairman of the Senate war investigating committee, is accused of withholding evidence and could not be questioned on motives in the senate probe.
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Schweinhaut
James M. Mead
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Mead
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Senate War Investigating Committee
Andrew J. May
Murray
Garisin
House
Miliary Committee
Garsson Brothers
Brue
May
Garssons
Charles Margiotti
Senate
Garsson
Margotti
Drowns Near Adamsville Boy in Wills Creek
Howard W. Gress reports 12 year old Grover Gi’s son 13 year old BBoy drowned Tuesday afternoon in Wills Creek near Adamsville. The body was found next morning after brother Dave 18 heard a splash. Funeral services scheduled at Pindar church with burial at Dawson funeral home.
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Grover Gi
Adamsville
Wills Creek
Ray Thompson
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Betty
Welter Matheney
Turkey
Harv
Gressian Tre Gress
Adams
Gress
Marie
Soldiers Sailors Home
Pindar
Etat
Rav
Dawson Funeral
Rome
Coshocton
Sister Kenny Heads to Moscow on Infantile Paralysis Drive
Sister Elizabeth Kenny departed Moscow by plane as two Russians pledged cooperation with the Elizabeth Kenny Institute in Minneapolis to combat infantile paralysis during her European tour.
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Elizabeth Henny
Elizabeth Kenny
Minneapolis
Truman Winds Up Canadian Vacation With an Outing
President Truman ends his Canada trip with a light day of leisure then heads to Washington for key labor and tax cut decisions. The entourage will lunch at Seismory club and view Niagara Falls from his private car before arriving in D.C. tonight.
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Trotman
Wilberforce U Proxy Is Fired By Trustees
In Xenia on June 7 Dr. Charles HL Wesler, 1 year president of Wilberforce State University, described as a historic Negro educational institution, was dismissed by the board of trustees of the African Methodist Episcopal church. The action, taken yesterday but not publicly announced, was confirmed by Dr. Wesley and removes the educator from control of two of the three Wilberforce schools.
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Tisss Gemori- Stretton
Wesley
2 G. Ransom
Amides University Board
Jee Wesley
Charles Leander Hill
Westery
Ransom
Joseph Comey
Wes
Wwilserforce
College of Education and Industrial Arts
State of Ohio
Theological College
College of Liberal
Amlel Church
Isity
North Central Association of Collexes
Wesley speaks at Eastern Ohio teachers meeting in 1922
Reported events recount Dr. Wesley’s appearance as a speaker at the Eastern Ohio Teachers Association convention in Anesville. Audience anger led to an effigy burn of Bishop G. Ransom while university officials announced new presidency and ongoing conflict over accreditation and Wesley’s resignation amid a reform push.
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Anesville
Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Wildcat Strikes End in Captive Mines in Pennsylvania
In Uniontown Pennsylvania miners striking over union legislation resumed work at U S Steel Corp mines after a rash of wildcat actions in soft coal pits. The stoppages had disrupted steel operations but diggers returned to work today as protests subsided.
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Uniontown
Paa
U. S. Steel Corp
Study New Leads In Baby Killings
MASSILLON detectives report progress in the case of two infant deaths in the city hospital pediatrics ward. A psychologist’s interview of three young patients found no outsiders present last Friday night, supporting the investigators’ view that the deaths were accidental.
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Massilon
Clifford Davenport
City Hospital
Massillon
Cityi Thospiral
Persis Simmons
Bureau of Juver Research
Columbus
Sugar rationing ends in the United States
Washington reports the last wartime sugar rationing coupon control over the public ended at midnight. Five years of sugar stamps dictated purchasing power, superseding money for many staples. the end marks a shift away from wartime controls as civilians resume normal buying.
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Washington
Sugar Rush as Zanesville Grocers Struggle to Restock
With controls lifted, shoppers faced depleted sugar stocks in Zanesville today and many grocers reported two weeks of shortages. Sugar price controls remain but rationing of industrial sugar ends soon. Anderson cited reasons including international food aid, surplus adjustments, and available world sugar volumes.
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Anderson
Vester
Congress
House
Congressional
United States
Washington
Senate
U World
Left $19,000 at Airport Florida Man to Get It Back
A Florida man reportedly left nineteen thousand dollars at an airport. Betty Baker, a waitress, found the bag and handed it to Restaurant Manager Jin Hess, who turned it over to federal investigators. The FBI declined to confirm details as the plane was taxiing. The case involved multiple stops and unclear future actions.
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Airport
Florida
Cincinnati
Alania
Betty Baker
Jin Ww. Hess
FBI
AtizSi
Aloha Cabin Boat Sinks At Dock On Maiden Trip
The 50 foot cabin boat Aloha sank at its Muskingum River dock near the Fifth Street bridge shortly after its maiden trip. Roy Mast of Zanesville, owner, planned to raise and restore the craft after repainting and repairs for the summer season. Neighbor George Pood discovered the sinking at daybreak. the vessel contained five rooms and a full array of conveniences including a special telephone hookup.
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Zanesville Contactor
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Hoy Mad
Marshall Urges European Nations for Economic Plan
Secretary of State Marshall said his idea for a united European economic program could include Russia and Britain. He cited Churchill’s push for a United States of Europe and noted U S aid would support European recovery as they work out plans.
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Russial
Great Britain
Marshall
Harveré University
Wathy
Winston Churchill
United States of Europe
United States
Chuan
Dresden Man Killed at Factory
A Dresden man Samuel Franklin Hahn 28 was killed at the Cothecton Ge plant when a piece of metal flew from a grill press behind him while he worked as a die press operator. Native of Kenmore O he served 27 months in the Army earning the Good Conduct Medal and Purple Heart. He leaves a widow and parents plus three sons and a daughter and three sisters and three brothers. His body will be sent to Dresden for burial.
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Cothecton
Samuel Franklin Hahn
Écil
Hahn
Aative
Kenmore
Charles
Jessie ML
Masshile
Ral Electric
Guy
Frederick
Charles H. Hahn
Eane
Baughman & Son
New Auto Maker To Answer Charges
Philadelphia reports Preston Techer, the nation s newest auto maker, will go to the city next Monday to answer securities and exhibition charges related to a Tucker stock sale. The company, formed to build a medium priced car, planned to raise funds by selling 320 million in common stock.
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Preston Techer
Menis
Tucker
Corporat.cn
Ohio lawmakers reel as labor bill revolt flares
In Columbus a rift over labor control measures sparked open revolt in the house while Gov. Thomas J. Herbert signaled possible action. The conflict centered on Veach and Van Aken bills and threatened passage of the Daniels Cramer school and key appropriations. Senate leaders and conferees attempted to steer the process, with tense caucus scenes and potential special session chatter.
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House
Veach
van Aken
Thomas J. Herbert
Senate
Herbert
Frank E. Whittemore
Rsent
Fred G. Reiners
Hemiton
Rosese BR Walcutt
Franklin
U N May Get Protest Over Russian Coup
Washington diplomats foresee Russia rejecting or hamstringing a three power inquiry into Hungary. The United States likely would take the matter to the United Nations to spotlight Soviet actions, after noting past refusals by Soviet member Sviridov. The note warned of an adequate investigation and signaled possible UN action.
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Washington
Russia
Hungary
United States
Belkens
Moscow
George H. Weems
Aled Control Commission
Budapest
Sviridov
United Nations
iRed Troops Fire On Swedish Mission Disaster in Vienna
Russian troops fired on a Swedish relief car near the Czechoslovak border, killing a man and injuring Carlsson and his son aboard. Swedish officials called it a tragic accident and promised a full report to the Swedish foreign ministry. The car was en route from Hungary to Czechoslovakia when shot from behind a Russian roadblock.
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Venta
Carissa
Russia
Thorsten Arneus
Yeluel
Austria
Carisson
Gcial
Carlsson
Hungary
Weather Outlook Tallies Clouds and Friday Showers
Increasing cloudiness and cooler air are forecast with showers beginning Friday in the northern portion tonight. The forecast notes yesterday’s high and today’s low as context for the region.
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