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Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1953

Page

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Heated battle over proposed southeastern Ohio TB hospital

Debate over a $1,150,000 tuberculosis hospital for ten to twelve SE Ohio counties, to be built in Nelsonville, Athens County. The Ohio Tuberculosis and Health association accuses Dr Louis Mark of blocking the appropriation, while Mark argues the current Rocky Glen patients are already adequately treated and the plan would shift his facility’s role. State officials weigh funding as lawmakers consider the impact on regional care.

Ohio Nelsonville Athens County Ohio, Tuberculosis . and Health. Association Louis Mark Rocky Gren McConnelsville Rocky Glen Tuberculosis and Health Association Tom V. Moorehead Zanesville the. Senate Muskingum

McCarthy Calls Ten Authors for Public Testimony

Senator McCarthy announced subpoenas for ten authors and 13 others as the Senate Investigations Committee reopens hearings on the use of books by Communist authors in the overseas information program. Witnesses include Dorothy Parker and Rockwell Kent. some subpoenas face locating difficulties. The hearings run Wednesday to Friday in the Senate Office Building caucus room.

Washington Sen. McCarthy Wis McCarthy Senate Investigations’ Committee Senate Roy. Cohn Dorthy Parker Paul Robeson Corliss. Lamont Lillian Hellman Edwin Burgum New York University Foxey. Wilkerson Jefferson School New York City Anna Rochester Marguerite Stewart Richard 0 Boyer Rockwell Kent Eisenhower Dartmouth College U. S State Department Cohen David Scheine

Indian Scout Hunting Horse Nears Death at 107

Saddle Mountain Oklahoma June 27 Former Indian scout Hunting Horse who served with General Custer in the U.S. Cavalry was near death today at the age of 107.

Saddle Mountain Okla Custer U.S. Cavalry

Three County Churches Get New Pastors

Three county churches appoint new pastors in a broad rotation across Buffalo W E Peters the Byesville Trinity Dan iel Carmany Bristolville Coshocton Winterset Harold Conley Muskingum college Quaker City Robert Zins meister Chandlersville plus Barnesville district changes Beverly Don E Seyler Ashta bula Reinersville Paul Greenwood Belmont Flushing Newwell David R Newwell Lebanon A Clyde Still Clarence Jones East Turner page 8 section 1

Robert Zinsmélster Clyde “Willis Hannibal Cat Sonora Pulipts George Willyard Guernsey County Buffalo W. E Peters Midvale Byesville Main Avenue Daniel Carmany Bristolville Bye

Auto Overturns Four Times But Driver Is Unhurt

A Columbus man, Claude T. Melville, 49, skidded 150 feet on the East pike near New Concord and overturned his car four times, though he walked away with minor scratches. State patrol said the vehicle rolled over more than 200 feet. Melville was charged with unsafe driving and forfeited a $25 bond after missing a Cambridge municipal court hearing.

Columbus East ‘Pike New Concord Claude T. Melville King Road Melville Cambridge

Weather Snapshot From Cities Across the Nation

Weather data shows high and low temperatures for several major cities including Boston Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles Miami New York and Washington. Readouts include readings like 91 with 72 in Boston and 91 63 in Chicago while Los Angeles shows 80 60 and Cleveland 94 56.

Boston Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles Miami New York Washington

Gunman Steals 160 Dollars at Local Store

A gunman robbed a store shortly before 6 o clock taking 160 dollars from the cash register. A Talbert girl said she handed the receipts to the robber who fled after warning not to call police. He escaped in a nearby parked car. Described as about 30 years old, five and a half feet tall, blond with a crew cut and steel rimmed glasses, wearing a light gray checked suit.

Talbert

Ann Blyth Weds Dr James McNulty In Cardinal Led Ceremony

Ann Blyth, the film star, married Dr James V. McNulty at St. Charles Borromeo Church in North Hollywood. Cardinal James Francis read the sacred liturgy while Pope Pius XX sent a congratulatory message. An estimated 2,000 fans lined the street as the couple arrived with Dennis Day in attendance.

Ann ‘Blyth James V. McNulty St. Charles Borromeo Church San Fernando Valley Film Capital James Francis Pius XX Dr. McNulty Dennis Day

VA housing loan program extension sent to Senate by voice vote

The House approved by voice vote a bill extending for one year the Veterans Administration direct housing loan program for veterans. The current law expires next Tuesday at midnight.

House Senate Veterans Administration J

Man Killed By Gunshot At Mill Run

Clifford Peterson, 53, was shot and killed near his Mill Run Road home shortly before 11 last night while listening to a radio in the front yard. Donald Snack, 40, who shares the house, admitted firing the shot and said it was an accident. Snack’s wife Helen witnessed the incident. he told Sheriff Dave Weissert he heard a gunfire elsewhere and fired into the air at his own home, then accidentally discharged toward Peterson. The sheriff and others were summoned. Snack was questioned.

Clifford Peterson Mill Run Road Donald Snack Dave Weissert Snack Helen Peterson Dan

Bad Weather Stalls Chinese Offensive In Korea Front

Pounding rains and raging mountain streams stalled the Chinese Red offensive on Korea's east central front. ROK troops hold a defense line near the Hwachon reservoir as weather aids Communist forces in the west near Seoul. Allied air strikes were limited. flare planes supported artillery as Reds mass 72 000 troops east of the Paap River, with a battalion sized attack reported. The situation remained confused and fluid.

Seoul Korea Hwachon Little Nori Kuimsong ROK Leve Paap River Reds

Zanesville Soldier Missing In Action

Charles M. Musgrove formerly of 325 Abington avenue is missing in action in Korea. He is the husband of Dorothy M. Musgrove and has been missing since June 14. Musgrove was inducted into the service late last summer.

Pic Charles M. Musgrove Abington Avenue Korea Musgrove Dorothy M. Musgrove

Dig Those Cowboy Hats Sheriff Adopts New Uniforms

Muskingum County sheriff Dave Weissert introduces pale blue uniforms with royal blue side stripes and tan Stetson hats for deputies. blue shirts feature white shoulder patches bearing Muskingum County Sheriff. The plan includes weather gear and mackinaws for winter, funded by public subscription. other southeastern Ohio counties already wear uniforms.

Gary Cooper Sheriff's Dave Weissert Muskingum County Weissert New York State ‘Police Coaler G Son Sheriff's Department i St Ofc Southeastern Ohio Dacker Newark McElroy Licking

Belkofer Pressured to Run for Zanesville Mayor

Carl Belkofer of 759 St. Louis avenue, a former national Junior Chamber of Commerce figure, faces strong pressure from friends and civic leaders to enter the Zanesville mayoral race this fall. Backers anticipate fusion support and a broad following, with slogan Time for a change. Belkofer, a Gulf Oil district manager and Republican by registration, aims to stay free of party ties. He moved to Zanesville five years ago from Cleveland and has led civic efforts, after leading Ohio Jaycees. Mayor Watson, reluctant to seek re-election, is urged by Republican leaders to run again, while Council President Campbell says he will run if Watson does not.

Carl Belkofer St. Louis Avenue Chamber of Commerce Friends Zanesville City Hall Belkofer Gulf Oil Company Cleveland United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Ohio Jaycees Jaycees Toledo Wiliam G. Watson Republican Club Council James E. Camphbell Watson

Six Former Premiers In New Cabinet

Paris June 27 Premier Joseph Laniel moved swiftly to form a functioning cabinet and kept most key posts from Rene Mayer's outgoing government. He confirmed ministers including six former premiers such as Georges Bidault and Henri Queuille as deputy premiers, Rene Pleven as defense minister, Andre Marie as education minister, and Edgar Faure as finance minister, all retaining prior roles.

Paris Joseph Laniel Rene Mayer Laniel Georges Bidault Henriqueuille Paul’ Reynaud National Assembly Rene Pleven Defense Andre Marie Mayer Reynaud Edgar Faure Maurice Bourgey-Manoury

Committee Approves Korean Relief Funds in Korea Aid

The House Appropriations Committee voted to provide 58 million dollars for civilian relief in Korea for the coming year, a 17 million dollar cut from budget requests. No funds for this purpose were included in the current fiscal year's appropriations.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Korea

Showdown Monday On Profits Tax

Washington reports a heated prelude to Monday's House floor showdown over extending the excess profits tax. President Eisenhower seeks broad support while Rep. Masson accuses members of White House pressure, and Speaker Martin accuses foes of confusing the issue by attacking procedure.

Washington Eisenhower House Masson Congress White House Martin

Japan Flood Toll Mounts in Worst Disaster

Tokyo reports the toll may pass 1600 with 600 or more homeless and damage over 33 million dollars. Kyushu expected more rain. No U S casualties. three bases unscathed. National tallies: 252 dead, 703 missing, 723 injured. Remote areas cut off and aid missions ongoing with U S helicopters and Japanese police delivering relief.

Tokyo Japan Kyushu U. S

UN envoy reports progress in Korea talks with Rhee

Walter S. Robertson, Eisenhower's special envoy, said negotiations with Syngman Rhee were progressing toward a possible ceasefire. He declined to reveal details from secret sessions and noted no public announcement had been planned for the meeting at Rhee's presidential mansion in the Seoul area.

Seoul Walter S. Robertson Eisenhower Wident Syngman Rhee Toda Robertson Roberts Rhee Istice Rice

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