Restoration of controls on oil exports discussed in hearing
A House oil and trade subcommittee hearing explored possible reimposition of export controls. Rep Shafer predicted curbs could be near next week. officials said current shipments to Russia remained normal as private contracts governed many sales to Siberian ports.
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Zanesville Cinderella Girl Heads to New York Tonight
Alice Burgess the Browneater usher wins Repeat Performance title and departs Zanesville for New York with her mother Mrs James Burgess and John Woodward. The Zanesville Signal reporter CC Stebbins will follow her trip aboard the Spirit of St. Louis, arriving in Newark at 9:50 Monday.
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Driver Dies From Car Overturn Neck Broken
David Harold Dale, 23, of 1183 Jail Avenue, is in serious condition at Bethesda Hospital after his car crashed through a guard rail on Halt Avenue and plunged down 236 feet. The vehicle rolled several times before stopping near Fernanda Street. Patrolman Powell said speed was a factor as Dale lost control on the unpaved street. An examination by Dr. R. C Beardsley indicated a broken neck. The machine was heavily damaged.
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Year-Old Couple on Anniversary Trip in 1921 Machine
In Seattle on June 20 1923 Mr and Mrs J F Hielscher both 81 sail east in their 1923 Ford to Minneapolis for a cloth wedding anniversary party at Minnehaha Park They plan a large turnout inviting 35403 guests They began in 1896 when Hielscher worked for 50 cents daily and built rental holdings over decades
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Senate Agrees to Vote On Labor Bill Monday
A 28+ hour marathon Senate session ended with Republicans winning an agreement for a Monday vote on the Taft-Hartley labor bill. They expect to pass over President Truman's veto with a two thirds majority. Opponents remain wary as debate continued late. Senators Murray and Olin Johnson spoke against the measure.
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Dillon Dam Debate Divides Congress At Coshocton Tribune
The Coshocton editorial urges building the Dillon Dam on the Licking River above Zanesville as essential to flood control in the Muskingum Conservancy district. Army engineers endorse the dam, and Coshocton notes flood protection benefits and district wisdom amid ongoing Senate veto battles and Republican strategies.
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Attlee Presses Red Policy Clash Across Europe
In Barnsley England June 21 Prime Minister Attlee criticized Communist regimes and outlined a democratic standard for Europe. He warned against governments denying opposition and ballot access, aligning Britain with Bevin's push against totalitarianism while signaling support for the Marshall Plan framework. England’s leaders urged Western unity as Britain and France prepare to discuss an American led economic recovery for Europe.
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Gasoline Shortage Evident Across Nation
Reported by a wholesale dealer last night that supply had been depleted during the weekend with a partial shipment arriving. Officials cite production delays and rising regional costs as factors in the shortage, noting impacts on service and operations nationwide.
Safe-Cracker Seen in Third Street Office Getaway
A bartender on North Third street saw a man hammering the safe in a front office. He alerted police. a cruiser arrived within two minutes, but the thief escaped. Witness accounts describe a roughly 45 to 50 year old man, weight 273 to 180 pounds, wearing a blue shirt with a felt hat. Investigations target the Wiles safe cracking and an attempted robbery at 626 Market Street.
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Dillon dam backers head to Washington to plead for continuance
Dillon dam supporters from Zanesville plan a trip to Washington to argue before a House Public Works subcommittee for continuing the flood control project. Led by Sam Corry of the Zanesville Chamber of Commerce, the delegation will present maps and LC S engineer figures claiming the Licking Valley is vital to flood control, citing 1933 losses and potential reductions if the Dillon dam and related works proceed.
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Appointed to City Street Repair Board in Zanesville
City council announces two 25 member committees to study resurfacing. James Campbell says committees include Chamber and service groups. will propose levy size and funds. Voters to decide at November election. Members listed include Baxer, Garrison, Bonifield, and many others with civic, business, and veterans groups represented.
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Summer Takes Its Bow Today
Fragmented OCR text reports the start of summer with unclear details about weather and crops. The passage mentions rainfall totals, lowland water, and delays in crop progress, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording and missing context.
MacMillan Seis Sail For Arctic Once More
Bow: Schooner Bow sails today from Boothbay Harbor in a voyage led by Commander B. Ma ze-to to map northland secrets and anthropology. Sponsored by the Geographical Society, the trip gathers 109 residents for immersion into Arctic studies.
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Churchill Broadcast Sparks Colchester Speech In England
In Colchester England the Very Rev Dr Hewlett Johnson told an audience that during a wartime broadcast Winston Churchill put his hands over the microphone and, with a smile, whispered that they would hit them over.
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Filipino chef attempts murder of Mary Roberts Rinehart
A Filipino chef named Reyes attacked author Mary Roberts Rinehart at her Maine home. He fired a pistol after being told to stay, then released a servant to fetch his coat. Reyes confessed he was discouraged and wanted to go home, with Abbott noting a history of similar attacks. Page six.
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Eisenhower Shrine Dedicated Today
In Abilene Kansas the childhood home of General Dwight D. Eisenhower will be opened tomorrow for a dedication ceremony postponed last Sunday due to rain. Milton Eisenhower, Kansas State College president and the general’s brother, will present the deed to CMN. Harger, president of the Eisenhower Memorial Foundation. The foundation plans a 64 memorial project in which the Eisenhower home is included. Also noted is a Shanghai report of U S Navy salvaging a landing float near Tsingtau with no injuries.
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Weather Summary for Ohio Misreadings
Mostly cloudy and warmer Sunday with some showers possible in the afternoon. Temperature change minimal with yesterday's low around 46 and high about 78. Fragmented OCR text limits full details of the forecast.
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