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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
33 vojakov ubitih
v zracnih nesrecah

TRUCKEE, Cal, 19. mar
ca. - Danes Sc je v blizini
jezera Tahoe " severni Ca
liforniji ponesrecil armadni
zracni transport: pri cemur
je naslo smrt 26 vojakov in
mornarjev. Nekaj ur pozne-
je pa Sc je primerila $50
mill JUNO zapadno cd tu-
kaj druga nesreca, ko je
trescil ma ,zemljo armadni
bombnik B-29, pri cemur je
naSlO smrt sedem nadali-
nih vOjakOv.
PonesrecenO Transporting
letalo je bio ma poletu il
Denverja, Colo. Osebe, Xxi
so bile prica nesrece, pra-
vijo, da je letalo eksplodi-
ralO v Zraku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

organizaciji Zdruzenih narodov
in da Russia ma sejo varnostne-
ga sveta poslje enega svojih vo-
dilnih diplomatov, bodisi zuna-
njena komisarja Molotova ali pa
podkomisarja Visinskega.
Pc sedanjih nacrtih ina Rusi-
jo ma seji ocividno zastopati po-
slanik Andrej Gromiko, XII Sc je
baS vrnil IL obiska Moskvi.
Pogajanja "a oljne koncesije
Sc baje za6ela
Vsporedno z vlozitvijo iran
skega protesta pri Zdruzenih
narodih Sc poroca iz zanesljivih
virov, da so Sc sovjetski stro-
kovnjaki zaceli direktno poga-
jati z iransko vlado glede oil
nth koncesij.
Glasom teh vesti, je iranski
premier Ghavam podvzel var
nostno ukrepe, XII so naperjeni
proti morebitnemu poizkusu "a
strmoglavitev njegove Wade, oh
istem casu pa je stopil V stiko S
sovjetskimi zastopniki. Oznace-
nj viri trdijo, da Sc pogajanja,
XII SO tajna, Sc vrsijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
IL DOMOVINE

Mr.. John Prijatelj, Ill Depot
St., Conneaut, Ohio, je prejel pi-
smo IL stare domovine, v kate
rem med drugim prosi ga. eek,
da bi poizvedel, kje sc njen sin
John eek, nahaja. eek je donna
IL Hrusice pri Novem gradu ma
Primorskem, ter je prosen, da Sc
jaw ma zgornjem naslovu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

"Zastopniki zunanjih mini
strov, XII Sc bavijo zapletenim
problemom italijanskih kolonij
in mel vse cd moskovske konfe-
renee, so obticali ma mrtvi tocki.
Zadnja akcija je bill sklep, da Sc
poslje posebna komisija v Trst,
XII maj bi poskusila najti resitev
ma narodnostni podlagi.
"Komisija je dospela v ONE
memo jadransko luke, ampak O
njenem delu nj znanega nicesar,
kajti takoj je bilo odrejeno, da
Sc ne DO v javnosti nicesar poro-
calo, niti da ne bodo imeli clani
komisije S easnikarji nobenih
razgovorov.
"Edino, kar Sc je v tel zvezi
zvedelo, je bilo odkritje, da je
ruski clan delegacije neki pol
kovnik Bogomolov, XII je pred
skoro tremi lett dospel v Julij,
sko krajino padalom in postal
organizator komunisticnih cello
v omenjenem ozemlju tekom
nemske okupacije. Pozneje je bill
clan sovjetske vojaske misije
XII je bila dodeljena jugoslovan.
ski armadi.
"Veliki problem, pred katerin
stole Anglezi in Amerikanci je
dali maj ojacijo svoje dosti
manjse sile, ali maj Sc sprico Ti.
tovih grozecih gest umaknejo
Ako Sc mi umaknemo, izgubime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
SPELLMAN NAPADA
"MILITANTNI ATEIZEM"

WASHINGTON, D. C. -
Kardinal je v medicinski Soil
Georgetown katoliske universe
incl govor, v katerem je izjavil,
da "brezbozni voditelji, XII so pi-
jani oblasti, ogrozajo mas MIR"
in da "militantni ateizem" "a
struplja "krvni tok clovestva. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
Osumljenci bombardiranega
podjetja prijeti

Zadnji teden smo porocali, da
je bio cd bombe mocno posko-
dovano poslopje cistilnice .oble-
Ike, katero je lastoval Vincent
Saluppo, 1915 Mayfield Rd. Po-
licija je prijela tenn v zvezi ne
kega 2O-letnega fanta, XII je
osumljen tega della, nekega dru-
gega osumljenca pa policija' Sc
isce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
|lranska vlada vlozila bri
|Zdrn&enih narodih protest
radi neunika soYetskih Get
kratke vesti
HLADNI ODNOsAJI MED
CESKO IN VATIKANOM

RIM, 10. marca. - Tu obsto-
j Wits, d "a je izgon sudetskih
Nemcev liz Ceskoslovaske ustva-
ril hladnost med Prago in Va
tikanom, vsled katere Sc najbrze
ne bo tako kmalu izvrsila izme-
njava diplomatskega zastopstva
med NINA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
Ia mirno piketiranje

zupan Burke je izjavil, da me-
sto ne bo trpelo, da hi piketi
branili who'd ali izhod ljudem v
tovarne ali trgovine med stav-
ko. ''Menim, da piketiranje mo-
ra biti dostojno in clevelandska
policija bo dobila navodila, da
"a to skrbi. Piketiranje je sicer
postavno, toda kadar pride do
tega, da je ljudem zabranjen
who'd ali izhod il poslopja, mo-
ramo stopiti v akcijo," je dejal
zupan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

"Kje lahko darujem "a otro-
sko bolnico v Sloveniji?" je
vprasala neka Slovenka v uradu
"Enakopravnosti. !"
"Tudi pri mas lahko oddaste
svoj prispevek v ta namen," je
prijazno odgovorila upravnica.
]" "Lepa hvala q val prispevek!'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
v BOLNISNICI

Mrs. Jennie Gospodarich,
14928 Sylvia Ave-, Sc nahaja v
Glenville bolnisnici, kjer je srec-
no prestala operacijo. Prijate-
ljice jo lahko obiscejo, mi il pa
zelimo skorajsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
PREDAVANJE

Nocoj Sc vrsi redna seja kroz-
ka st. 2 Progresivnih Slovenk v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
St. Clair Ave. Zacetek bo tocno
oh 8. uri, ker DO nastopila 60
vornica cd American Cancer So
ciety. Prosi Sc vse elanice, da sc
gotovo udeleziio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

Seja Slovenske narodne cital-
nice sc vrsi nocoj 20. marca OBJ
osmi uri. Odborniki in Glani, ka-
kor tudi zastopniki druStev, XII
podpirajo citalnico, so proseni,
da Sc udelezijo seje. Seja Sc vrsi
v citalniskih prostorih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
DEMOKRATSKA SEJA

Nocoj oh osmih sc vrsi redna
in vazna seja Slovenskega de-
mokratskega kluba v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma Re-
cher Ave. Podana bodo zelo vaz-
ma porocila v dobrobit sloven-
skim drzavljanom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
BOLEZEN

v Huron Rd. bolnisnici sc ma
haia Mrs. Mary J. Zibert, 1924
Colt Rd. Nahaja Sc v sobi st.
4O6, kjer jo prijateljice lahko
obiscejo. Upati je, da Sc DO kma-
In popolnoma zdrava vrnila ma
syoj dom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

Val donsssk "a otroSko boil
nico ' Sloveniji bo xnak lju-
bexni In spoStovanja do po-
trsbnih. Y L namsn lahko
prispsvafs tudi Y uradu ''Ena-
kopravnosti''I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
|Delegacija CIO poro6a o obisku'
U uRusiji; suetuje metode "a ozje
odno$aie in boliSe razumeuQniie|

WASHINGTON, 10. marca-Delegacija, sestojeca il
enajstih unskh predstavnikov CO. XII e ansko jesen
obiskala Sovetsko uno e objavila obsrno porocilo
svoh vtisih in opazovanh in naslovla APPEL bolse
zumevanje in oze sodelovanje med ameriskm ludstvom
in ljudstvom Sovjetske une.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
Russia formalno 0btozena krsenja
pogodbe;; Truman utegne nasloviti
oseben APPEL ma Stalina

WASHINGTON, 49, marca-Iranska vlada e danes
naznanila da e vlozia formaen protest pr organzac
zdruzenih narodov, kateri Ruso obtozue krsenja
leta 1912 skenene pogodbe uakntev Get ranskega
ozemja po koncani voini
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

Poroeilo, XII je bio predloze-
no predsedniku Philipu Muir
ray-u in izvrsnemu odboru CIO,
je delegacija izrazila obcudova-
ME mad odlocnostjo, katero
Sc je Russia po dobljeni vojni
zmagi vrgla polno paro ma de-
10 obnove, namenom, da dvig-
ne zivljenski standard, XII je nj
EEK v primeri ameriskim STAN
dardom zivljenja.
"Na vseh straneh smo videli
grozovite dokaze strahotnega
unicenja, XII so ga povzrocili ma
ciji v svoji invaziji Sovjetske
unije," pravi porocilo. "Toda vi
deli smo tudi izdaten napredek
v obnovi in mnogo dokazov
edinstva in odlocnosti, S katero
ljudstvo iznova gradi in razvi-
ia svoje industrije, da S tenn
omogoci visje standarde, XII pri-
dejo z zvisanjem produkcije."
POmOc "a ObnOvO Rusi je bi
prinesla obojestranske koristi
Delegacija CIO smatra, da SO
Zedinjene drzave v stanju nudi-
ii izdatno pomoc v razvoju rus
kega gospodarskega razvoja,
ako j priskocijo ma pomoc z
masinerijo, industrijsko tehniko
in drugimi produkti, katere Sow
jetska unija nujno potrebuje.
rs tenn ne bono samo pove-
cali naso zunanjo trgovino in
ustvarili vec della "a ameriske
delavce, pravi porocilo, temvec
pridobili 81 bono dobro voljo
velikega naroda, cigar sodelo-
vanje bono potrebovali v miru,
mic mani kot smo ga potrebo-
vail v vojni, "a nase lastno bla-
gostanje in varnost."
Priporocilo "a izmenjavo obi
skovalcev med obema dezelama
Poleg tega porocila svetuje
povecano izmenjavo obiskoval-
cev med obema dezelama, ne
samo potion izmenjave dijakov,
temvec tudi potion izmenjave
delavcev, XII bi Sc obojestransko
ucili najmodernejsih industrij-
skin metod.
Delegacija je ma podlagi opa-
zovanj in pogovorov soviet
skimi delavci in zastopnika SOW
jetskih unij prisla do zakljucka,
da hoce Russia CHM hitreje po-
praviti vojno skodo, potem pa
It'll s polno paro ma delo v pro-
dukciji konzumnega blaga, s ka-
terim Sc DO izboljsal gmotni po-
lozaj sirokih ljudskih mnozic.
Delavska delegacija IL Zed.
draw je s svojim obiskom v
Rusiji vrnila poset sovjetske
delavske delegacije, XII Sc je po-
pref mudila v Ameriki kot COST
CIO. Mudila Sc je 8 dni v Mo-
skvi in Leningradu kot COST
Vse-unijskega centralnega sve-
ia strokovnih qnij UssR.
Kako sovjetske unije pospe-
sujejo interese delaystva Il
Vecji del porocila Sc bavi 8
polozajem ruskega delavstva in
vlogo, katero igrajo sovjetske
unije. Tozadevno pravi poroci-
To-:
"Vtis je napravil ma mas zna-
caj sovjetskih strokovnih unij
in njih stevilne izborne aktiv-
nosti "a posEesitev delavskih
interesov na ekonomskem, soci-
iaInem ii klllfHrnena r,nliil In.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
Ameri$ki tisk o upraSsanju
Trsta in Julijske krajiine

Cleveand News" je pred par dnev priobcil daljsi
clanek svojega urednika tuezemske zadeve L. F. Le
venberga, XII Sc bavi vprasanem Trsta in Julske kra
Izredno zanmiv je zakljucni del canka XII glas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
ODNOSAJI MED RUSIJO
IN SVICO UPOSTAVLJENI

BERN, svica, 19. marca. -
svica in Sovjetska unija, med
katerimi so bill pretrgani stiki
zadnjih % let, sta zopet upo-
stavili medsebojne diplomatske
odnosaje.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
News Il! St Courts

thereon, and plaintiffs say they
are entitled to one-third of the
crop as the landlords share. How
ever, they allege, Mitchell deliv-
cred 559H2 bushels to the Ohio
Grain CO., in Marysville. and has
stored approximately 100 bushels
more, thus cutting the plaintiffs
out of the share they claim. The
plaintiffs seek a temporary re-
straining order to prevent the Ohio
Grain co. from sending the grain
on until there can be an accounting
and settlement. Myers & Liggett
are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Given More Time
In the case of Jennie Grindell
against ESthel Wheeler and 9TH
erS, the defendant, Ben Potts, has
been given until August 10 in
which to file motion or pleadings.
The suit of Myrtle Crothers VS..
Clark McKitrick has been settled
and dismissed without record and
costs paid.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29

Farmers of Union county are
urged by Wilby r. Cochenour, To-
cal AAA chairman, to give serious
consideration to the possibility Of
harvesting additional acreages of
clover and alfalfa seed. In addition
to prospects that seed will COM
mand good prices, the government
is also offering special payment
of 8 cents per pound for all red
clover and 7 cents per pound for
all alfalfa and alsike seed harvest
ed during the current year and
moved into commercial channels
prior to Jan. /. These payments,
which will be made to any farmer
who harvests red clover, alSike or
alfalfa seed, and sells it before
Jan. /, should make it financially
worthwhile to harvest even some of
the low-yielding fields.
Grass and legume seeds, says the
committeeman, are more vitally
needed now than ever before to
provide future food supplies and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
COUNTY TO Be HOST
TO2SHEEP SALES

Union county, one of the lead
ing centerS of Ohio's great sheep
industry, will again be host to two
annual statewide breed shows and
sales during August.
The Ohio Dorset Breeders as
Sociation will show and sell so
head of rams and ewes, selected
from the leading flocks ofthe state
this Saturday.
On August 10, the Ohio Shrop-
shire Breeders Registry associat-
ion will hold its 10th annual show
and sale, with IS head of ewes and
rams to be- consigned. Everyone of
the 10 Shrop sales have been held
here.
Both the Dorset and Shropshire
shows and sales will be held on the
Union county fair grounds with
Col. H. Earl Wright, of Mt. Gil
cad, as ,auctioneer.
Gwynn Sanders, secretary of the
Union county fair, is cooperating
to the fullest extent to help make
the sales a success. Bleachers for
use in setting up the sale ring are
furnished by C. L. KingSmore, the
Marysville high school school dir
ector of athletics. County Agent
D. B. Robinson sees to it that
lunch is available for the sales by
securing a county All club to take
care of this detail.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
PLAN DEMONSTRATIONS
ON FREEZING OF FOOD

Miss Roberta FalkenStein, nu-
triton specialist and c. M. Fer
guson, poultry specialist of Ohio
State university Extension Ser
vice, will present a demonstration
on preparing foods for freezing at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday in Farm Bureau
hall.
Miss FalkenStein will show how
fruits and vegetables should be
prepared and packaged for locker
storage. Ferguson will will give all
the fine points on successful pre-
paration and storage of poultry by
freezing.
These University specialists are
made available to the people of
Union country through the efforts
of the County Agricultural Ex-
tension service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
KROGER DID HOLD
DOWN PRICES

For GA years Kroger has accept
ed it's responsibility to bring food
from the producer to the consumer
at the lowest possible price.
When OPA price controls ended
June 80, this responsibility became
greater than ever before. Since
June 80, Kroger has done every
thing in its power to hold down
food prices. Quality was never low
cred. Many foods were sold at
cost, some below cost.
Our customers approved Kro-
gers low-price policy and helped
us maintain it. TIME Magazine
gave national recognition to Kro-
gers efforts to hold the price line.
OPA has been revived-Kroger
will continue its fight against ris-
ing food prices.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
MAGAZINE ARTICLE
FEATURES PRISON

Superintendent M arr guer G
Reilley'S unique and successful
program" at Ohio Reformatory for
Women, in Marysville, will be fea-
tured in COronet magazines Au-
gust issue, State Welfare Direc-
tor Frazier Reams revealed today.
Under the heading Jail With a
College Atmosphere" the article
in the magazines new issue, which
will be on Ohio news stands this
week, sums up part of Mrs. Reil-
Iey'S successful program at Marys-
Vile by explaining: The girls
work hard, but they are given e.
very opportunity to start a new
life and are taught by patient
hands to be better equipped to lead
it,"
According to the COronet article,
a northeastern Ohio judge recent
ly told Mrs. Reilley, who has been
the reformatory's superintendent
since December, 1885: I've had
four girls return to me after serv-
ing in Marysville. They actually
thanked me for sending them to
the ReformatOry."
Considered nationally outstand-
ing by penolOgiSts, the refOrmatory
program at the Marysville Wo-
mems Reformatory has been dis.
cussed previously in other national
magazines, and has been used as 8
model in the improvement of 9th,
er states Women's reformatOries.
Before coming to Marysville II
years ago to assume her first pena
institution job, Mrs. Reilley was &
Cleveland school teacher, social
worker and police prosecutor.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
SENATE CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT OF
BEICHTLER AS PERMANENT GENERAL

Gen. Beightler, an unusual step in
appointing general officers from
the civilian components of the
Army.
Gen. Beightler, a perment ma
jor general in the National Guard
is the third general nominated by
the President for direct appoint,
.ment as a brigadier in the regular
service.
Lit. Gen. James II. Doolittle anC
Maj. Gen. Raymond S. McClain
Oklahoma City, were appointed
brigadier generals in similar leg
islation requested by PreSiden'
Truman. Doolittle, a reserve Off
Ger, later resigned. Gen. McCIair
still is in the service.
In a memorandum to the PreSi
dent of the Senate, the President
said:
"Gen. Beightler's name is well
known for his distinguished serv-
ice as commander of the 37th
Infantry Division in the Pacific.
However, special legislation will
be necessary for his appointment
as he is not a regular Army Of
ficer.
81 hope you will arrange for
the necessary modification of the
law to meet this situation"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
LYONS SENTENCED
TO WORK HOUSE

Matthew Lyons, Allen township,
already under bond to the Grand
Jury on a charge of assault with
intent to kill, was sentenced to
six months in the Columbus Work
house by Justice William H. Snod-
grass, Friday, on a charge of as
sault and battery. Charges were
filed against Lyons by his wife,
Parthena.
When the Grand Jury meets in
special session next Monday, Lyons
will appear before it on a charge
of assaulting his wife with intent
to kill her last May. He allegedly
tried to run over her with a truck
near their home following an alter
cation, and was under $500 bond
this charge.
Driving the truck on that occa-
sion got Lyons still further in
trouble, because he had been de-
prived of his driving rights for six
months when he appeared before
Judge Richard L. Cameron only a
few weeks prior to that on a
charge of driving while intoxicated
Meanwhile, Lyons has been TAX
en- to Columbus by Sheriff H. S,
Roosa to start his most recent SEN
fence
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
THREE MEN HURT
AS CAR HITS TRAIN

Three men were seriously in
jured when their automobile ran
into the side of a New York Cen
trail freight locomotive on the Mil
ford I'd. crossing of the Big Four
tracks, at the Nestles Milk Pro-
ducts, Inc, plant, about $3.50 pm.
Friday. They are:
Edgar Bowsher, Irwin Rt. 2,
driver of the automible, who suf-
fered a possible skull fracture ano
deep decorations on his entire body
His brother, Ira BoWSher, 211
Walnut ST., MechanicSburg, who
suffered a fractured knee cap, q
broken left arm, and numerous
cuts and bruises.
James Giddy, Mechanicsburg Rt
2, compound fracture of the right
leg, cuts and bruises.
The three men were on their
way home when they ran into the
side of the locomotive, which was
switching freight cars onto the
siding at the Nestles plant. The
locomotive was moving slowly at
the time.
All three were given emergency
treatment at the scene of the ac-
cident by DR.. H. f. Stricken, anC
then rushed to White Cross hos
pital, Columbus, in the William II
Faulkner ambulance.
Their automobile was badly
damaged, although it remained or
its wheels after the crash. Railroad
men later rolled the car to one
side to clear both the track anc
the highway. The car remained be.
side the crossing until Saturday
morning, when it was removed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29

Forty-seven pure-bred rams
from Union county flocks were
shown and sold in the second an
nual Union county ram sale held
at the Fair grounds in Marysville
on Saturday. Four breeds of sheep
were represented in the sale.
Shropshires led in the number
of animals, u being sold for an
average of $32.46 per head. Earl
E. Cutlery, Marysville, r. 1,show-
ed the top yearling, which sold for
$50. Best two-year-old in this
breed was shown by Sam Westlake
of Marysville, R. l, which sold for
S65.
Nine Corriedale rams sold for
an average of 1922. Top animal
in this breed was sold by Guy L.
Green, Peoria, r. l, for $3.50.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
UNION COUNTY FARMERS ARE URGED
.TOPLANT ADDITIONAL SEED FOR HAY

to maintain soil fertility. Not only
have the soils of this nation suffer-
ed from the heavy production of
crops during the war years, but
these same soils must continue to
carry the extra burden of produc-
tion while War-torn countries are
restoing their agriculture. Heavy
seeding of legumes in the future
will be required to repair this dam
age.
1t is hoped that American farm
ers will meet this need by exceed
ing last years harvests by some
100000 acres. On a local basis, ex-
ira acres harvested this year will
be good insurance against the
shortages that Union county farm
ers have experienced during the
past few seeding seasons. Pros
poets of good financial returns af-
ford the incentive-the proper cut
ting and harvesting of additional
acres, and the careful cleaning and
storing of seeds afford the means.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29

Nomination of Maj. Gen. Robert
S. Beightler, native and former re-
sident of Marysville and wartime
commander of Ohio's 37th Division
in the Pacific, to the permanent
rank of brigadier general in the
regular army has been confirmed
by the Senate it was announced in
Washington today.
Gen. Beightler was nominated
for the permanent rank by Presi-
dent Truman on Thursday. At pre-
sent time, he is commanding Off
Ger of the Fifth Service Command.
The President asked the Senate
for special legislation appointing
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
2 KILLED, 2 HURT IN ROUTE 81 WRECK SUNDAY
47PUREBRED RAMS SHOWN AND SOLD
IN UNION COUNTY EVENT SATURDAY

Melvin o. Kennedy, MarySville,
had the top Southdown ram, which
sold for SIS, highest of any in the
sale. Seven Southdowns sold for an
average of S45.14.
Four head of Hampshire rams
were consigned by Albert Vein
lein, Marysville, r. 5, and sold for
an average of S48.75. The top
Hamshire brought S65.
A special exhibit during the
show consisted of four grade COM
mercial ewes with twin lambs,
from four different flocks. Each
pair of twins was sired by pure
bred ram purchased at last years
Union county ram sale.
The exhibit was shown as a liv-
ing example of what to expect
from using a pure-bred ram on
commercial flocks. "The only man
who lost real money on the coun-
ty ram sale was the sheep owner
who did not buy pure-bred ran" "
it was declared.
All the animals shown and sold
in the sale Saturday were raised
and consigned by Union county
Sheepmen. j. Blaine Harris, of the
county extension office, was sale
manager and County Agent D. B.
Robinson was sale conductor. The
annual event is sponsored by the
Union county Sheep Improvement
association. Fred Simpson and
John Pfarr, jr., were auctioneerS,
while lunch on the grounds was
served by the All clubs of New
California.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-29
ASSAULT, BATTERY CHARGE

Chester Shirk has been bound
over to the Grand Judy after
pleading not guilty to a charge of
assault and battery filed against
him by Wyvetta Brake Shirk, Fri
dy. He was arrested in the latter's
home Thursday night by Constable
Robert Gordon and held over night
in Union county Jail He waived
preliminary hearing before Justice
Snodgrass, and furnished bond.