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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Socialist ma
prvem mestu pri
vOlitvah v Berlinu

BERLIN, 21. oktobra. - Il
popolnih porocil o izidu prvih
volitev v Berlinu, XII so Sc vr-
sile vceraj, je razvidno, da so
socialni demokrati, XII so bill
gaavna opozicija komunistov,
dobili skoro polovico blizu dveh
milijonov oddanih glasov.
Ma volitvah so bill kandidati
stirih strank.
Zdruzena socialisticna stran-
ka, kakor Sc je imenuje fuzija
komunistov in levicarskih soci-
alistov, je dobila vec kot 5O0,-
600 glasov mani kot socialni
demokrati. Kot druga najmoc-
nejsa stranka je izsla IL volitev
stranka krscanskih demokratov.
Zunaj Berlina so zmagali
zdruzeni socialist
Volitve v vseh stirih okupa-
cijskih zonah Berlina - SOW
jetski, britski, ameriski in fran
coski - so bile mirne in udele-
zba sirom mesta je bila velika.
V Berlinu, samem nj stranka
zdruzenih komunistov in soci-
alistov dobila vecine niti v SOW
jetski zoni, v britski in ameri-
Ski zoni pa je stala ma zadnjem
mestu.
Vceraj so sc vrsile tudi dr.
zavne in okrozne volitve v SOW
jetski okupacijski zoni zunaj
Berlina, pri katerih je stranka
zdruzenih socialistov in komuni-
stow dobila vecino oddanih gla-
SOW.
Socialni demolxrat postane
najbrz zupan Berlina
:. Zmagoviti socialni demokrati,
katerih vodja je Franz Neu-
mann, Sc MISC hoteli priklopiti
zdruzeni socialisticni stranki,. XII
je bila formirana pod ruskim
pokroviteljstvom il komunistov
in levicarskih socialistov. Vsled
tega so dobili ime neodvisnih
socialistov.
= Stranka je bila ostro kriticna
napram komunistom in tarca
ostrih napadov cd strani berlin
skin listov, XII izhajajo z. dovo-
ljenjem .ruske okupacijske obla-
sti.
O Neumannu, XII. je bill pod
naciji v koncentracijskem tabo-
ru, sc govori, da DO najbrz ma
sledil DIR. Arthurju Wernerju
kot zupan Berlina.
Zakljucne stevilke il volitev
v Berlinu in Okolici
Zakljucne uradne stevilke il
volitev v Berlinu kazejo nasled-
ME razmerje med strankami:
Socialni demokrati 948,743,
krscanski dem O kraft 431, ,916,
zdruzeni socialist 383, 1872, ibe-
ralni demokrati 182,O97.
v okrajih sovjetske zone IL
ven Berlina, kjer socialni demo
kraft MISC bill ma listi, pa je bill
lid sledeci: zdruzeni socialist
3,473,OO0, liberalni demokrati
1,88O,3OO, krscanski demokrati
pa 1923, 200. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Obtozba o suzenjskem delu u
"zlobna laz"
Obtozba je del kampanje gotovih
ameriskih krogov proti Jugoslavijii,
izjavlja vlada v Belgradu

BELGRAD, 20. oktobra- -Novnarski atase jugoslovan-
skega zunanega mnistrstva Erik Kos e danes konfe
renci casnkar oznac obtozbo Zed drzav da Jugosav
ia amerske drzavane rabi suzenjsko deo kot zobno
laz.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

Molotov, katerim so dospe-
Ii ukrajinski zunanji minister
Dimitrij Manuilski, podminister
zunanjih poslov Andrej Visinski
in sovjetski stalni delegat pri
Zdruzenih narodih Andrej Gro
miko, je pred $50 reporterji, XII
so Sc zbrali ma krovu parnika
"Qeen Elizabeth, rekel:
lob prihodu v New York ma
zborovanje Zdruzenih narodov
in konferenco sveta zunanjih
ministrov zelim v prvi vrsti IL
raziti pozdrave Wade ljudstva
Sovjetske zveze vladi in ljud-
stvu Zedinjenih drzav.
Izraza vero, da bOdo zborO-
vanja v New YOrku uspes1a
"Preprican sem, da je vazne
naloge, XII Sc nahajajo pred
Zdruzenimi narodi, mogoce
,uspesno resiti in da je z dobro
VOLTA in resnicno zeljo "a dose
go medsebojne sporazumnosti
mogoce premagati vse tezkoce.
"Delegacija Sovjetske zveze
bo prispevala svoj delez k "a
gotovitvi uspesnega della splos-
ne zbornice Zdruzenih narodov
in sveta zunanjih ministrov v
svrho ojacenja miru in blago-
stanja vseh narodov, velikih in
malih.
"Dovolite mi, da Sc oblastim
Zed. draw, XII so navzoce tu-
ka:j, zahvalim "a topel sprejem,
XII smo ga bill delezni JAZZ in mo-
il kolegi."
Senator Connally zavraca
govOrice o novi vojni
Demokratski senator Tom
Connally IL Texasa, predsednik
senatnega odseka "a zunanje
zadeve, XII Sc je vrnil IL Pariza
ma krovu istega parnika, je re-
porterjem rekel:
"Govorice O novi vojni so OBJ
zalovanja in obsojanja vredne.
Russia noce vojne. Stain in Mo-
lotov noceta vojne.
"Pariska konferenca je do
segla vazne uspehe. Mi nismo
dobili vsega, kar smo zeleli, in
enako tudi Russia nj dosegla
vsega, kar je hotela.
"Na splosno je bila konfe-
renca uspesna. strgala je zave-
so S tajne diplomacije in narodi
sveta vedo, kaj Sc je ma konfe-
renci godilo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
JOHN TOMATO

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
umrl po dolgi bolezni John To-
mazic, XII Sc je pred lett veliko
udejstvoval ma kulturnem po-
lju, pri pevskih in dramskih
zborih. Donna je bill IL vasi Huje,
fara Hrusica, kjer je bill rojen
IA. aprila 1885 leta. v Ameri-
ko je dospel leta 1907 ter Sc je
leta 1913 porocil z Ammo Biz
jak. Tedaj je odprl brivnico, le-
ia 1915 pa je zacel grocerij-
sko trgovino ma E. So St., kjer
je ostal do leta 1923, nato pa
Sc je SELL sedanji prostor ma
Greenwood Ave. in E. 169 St.,
kjer je vodil YES cas- grocerijsko
trgovino. Bill je clan drustva
"Kras" st. 8 SDZ in Kluba COL
linwoodskih groceristov in me-
sarjev, ter ustanovitelj drustva
Ribnica. Tukaj zapusea sopro-
60 Ammo, tri hcere: Mrs. Vic
torijo Jarm, XII je soproga DR..
F. j. Jarma, Helen in Frances,
3 vnuke ter brata Josepha, v
start domovini pa zapusca bra
ia Franka in sestro Ivanko
Bubnic. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v
cetrtek' zjutraj oh 9. uri il ze-
letovega pogrebnega zavoda, ma
452 E. 152 St., pod vodstvom
Grdinovega pogrebnega zavoda
v cerkev Marie Vnebovzete in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce v
Bizjakovo druzinsko grobnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Britski kardinal apelira "a
Stepinacevo oproscenje

Stepinacevo oproscenje
LONDON, 20. okt.-Kradinal
Griffin je danes apeliral ma VIA
do, da posreduje pri jugoslovan-
ski vladi v prilog osvoboditvi
nadskofa Stepinaca, XII je bill Oh
sojen Zagrebu ma Is let jece.
DETROIT, Mich, 20. okt.
Organizacija katoliskih vetera-
nov je danes poslala predsedni-
ku Trumanu resolucijo, v kateri
Sc protestira proti obsodbi mad
skofa Stepinaca.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
Ceiling Price Boost
For Replacement
Tires Forecast
By the Associated Press

OPA yesterday granted manufac-
turers Az per cent increase on
tires for new automobiles and
trucks. 1t said this will not push
up prices for cars "at this time"
Meanwhile, a spokesman for the
agency said that manufacturers
ceilings on tires sold as replace
mentS will be increased soon. This
increase, repeatedly somewhat less
than An per cent, is being held up
while OPA decides whether it will
be paid by the public or be absorbed
In whole or part by dealers.
OPA said the price increase on
tires for new vehicles will add ap-
proximately $2O,OOOOO0 a year to
manufacturers returns.
If the price boost were not al
lowed, 1.-The industry would sustain
a substantial net operating loss that
would threaten continued necessary
production of these tires" OPA
stated.
OPA has said it will consider no
additional price increase for auto
mobiles until the. industry has
achieved and maintained its 194l
production rate for three months.
In another price action, OPA au-
thorlzed an increase of % per cent
IN ceilings on repair and replace
ment parts for hand lawn mowers
Evening star., 1946-06-11

lite and restrained He says that if
the British imported some Brooklyn
Dodger fans, cricket would liven up
quite a bit, and there would prob
ably be riot squads at the spillikens
matches, too.
Anyhow. notice that Lord Inver-
chapel waited until he was thou
sands of miles from England before
he admitted he didn't like cricket.
Some day, in future rocket-ship
travel, the first Englishman to reach
Mars may openly admit that he
doesn't like tea.
(Released by Consolidated News Features)
Evening star., 1946-06-11

. d y IL L IL d y
cricket is a dull
game and eX-
pressing a pref
erence for base
ball or even
spillikens, which
: Is he English
name for jack
strawS.
George, t h e
sports authority
of our family.
claims any Brit
ish game is apt
to be dull be-
cause the spec
tatorS arc So no.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
Symposium to Take Up
.ChiId-Reurino Doto

Results of mental hygiene clinic
established to provide parents with
scientific advice on child rearing
will be taken up in symposium
held by the Adult Education Com.
mittee of the Federation of Parent
Teacher Associations at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon at Lincoln Elemen.
tary School, Second and c streets
Sc.
The committee has been offerinp
Evening star., 1946-06-11

its service for the last five weeks to
parents of Division 13 children.
Today's meeting will present a sur
vey OF objectives, procedure and out
come Of the activities. The public is
invited. Members of the Consultant
Committee includes DR.. Katherine
Rice, DR.. E. Y. williams, DR.. A. S.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
TIL E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C..
TUESDAY, II,

and an increase of 18 per cent on
such parts for small electric appli-
ances. Both increases, applicable
at all sales levels, are effective Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Goodness. Lord Inverchapel, the
new British Ambassador to the
United States, is in the news again
He raised a storm in Canada by
Evening star., 1946-06-11

Periods Of service in the new Reg
ular Army are IL, or years. One
year enlistment authorized for men
now In the Army with at least six
months service,
Evening star., 1946-06-11

Willacy. DR.. G. P. Carmichael and
Dr. z. S. Hope.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
NEW DRAFT HOLIDAY CANCELS
TWO SERVICE CALLS IN COUNTY

Two Selective Service calls in
Union county one for induction
and the other for pre-induction
examinations-will be Cancelled by
he u. S. Army's decision to have
10 more draft calls the remainder
If the year
Union county Selective Service
officials said they had received an
induction call for 10 men on Oct.
25, and a pre-induction examina-
ton call for seven men Oct. %.
Six men have already enlisted
from Union county this month,
however, SO that it would have
been necessary to actually draft
four at the most, had the call re-
manned in effect.
Army's decision 10 cancel all
draft calls for the remainder of
1916 was announced from Wash
ington on Saturday. 1t was promp-
ted by what has. been termed the
most successful recruiting cam
paign in the Army's history.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
DEATHS
FLOYD AsBEHY HARBIN

Floyd Asbery Harbin, 43. Iy-
ing near the Fulton Creek church
died in Jane Case hospital in Del
aware Sunday al Las a, ~. sftel
five months Illness.
He was born April z, 1903 in w
Virginia, and was the son of John
William and Susan Price Harbin
both deceased.
He was married Dec. %, 1926
to Anna Margaret Forrider al
Magnetic Springs. She survives
with three children, Anna, Mar
garet and May, all at home. He
was a member of the LaRue Bap-
fist church.
Two children died in infncy.
Four sisters and one brother
are living: Mrs. Martha Roberts
Mrs. Walter Pickering, Miss Ida
Harvin, of Marion; Mrs. Raymond
Yoho, of West Virginia, and John
of California.
Funeral services will be held al
p p. m. Tuesday in the Winter
Funeral home in Redwood with
Rev. James Parks in charge of the
service. Interment will be in the
cemetery at Radnor. The Winter
Funeral home of Redwood, is in
charge of the arrangements.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
COUNTY BUYS
GRUBBS HOUSE

Union county commissioners
have purchased Leroy Grubbs
property at 222 S. Court St, Mar
,XSxille. as part~of their. Neterans
housing program in Union county.
Purchase price of the property
was not revealed, but it was said
by the commissioners this morning
they had enough left to buy. at
least one more home and possibly
two. Money to purchase the hous-
eS in loaned to the county by the
state, under the provisions of the
emergency housing bill passed by
the legislature at the special sess-
ion this summer.
The GrubbS property consists of
two apartments, so that it will
provide living quarters for two
veterans and their families. 1t is
understood that the commissioners
already have several applications
on hand for the rent of the pro-
perty.
The house is ready for occupan-
cy with but few repairs, it was
said. The deal was completed last
week, and announced this morning.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
CAR STOLEN
NEAR ARMORY

A MIR. Diehl, of North Vine St,
who had his 1885 Ford automobile
stolen from near Company E ar
mory, Saturday evening, recovered
the car himself about "a hours lat
er, the sheriffs office reported
this morning.
Reports of accessories being
stolen from several other cars
parked near the armory, Saturday
evening, were received by the
sheriff'S office.
Diehl found his car parked on
w. Sixth ST., across from the Sen
ior high school, about p. m. Sun
day. Apparently it had been taken
by some boys who used it to ride
around in for a while, then aban-
dOned it,
He told the sheriff he thought
he saw three boys run from the
car just as he approached it but
was not close enough to get de-
scription of any of them.
Only one car owner officially
reported to the sheriff that his
car had been stripped, but it was
unofficially understood that sew
eral others had had accessories re-
moved. Opinion was expressed that
gang of boys had been working
that vicinity Saturday evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
GIRL, 7, DIES
In NAUTOCRASH
S Others Are Injured
In Collision Saturday

A 7-year-old girl was instantly
killed and five others were SER
iouSly injured in an automobile
collision at the intersection of
Routes SO and $50, southwest of
Woodstock, about 8 p. m. Satur-
day.
s.Marilyn Isaacs, Z, of Springfield,
was killed. The others were her
father, Henry Isaacs, who suffer
ed decorations of the face and body
and three fractured ribs; Jerry Is
aacS, 5, decorations of the scalp;
Paul ISaacS, nephew of Henry Is
aacs, who suffered internal injur-
les and is in a serious condition;
Robert Voss, DeGraff. fractured
left arm and decorations of the
face and body; and his wife, Nor
inc Voss, shock and bruises.
The accident happened when
VoSs, driving east on Route SO,
charsed into the side of Isaac'S
car. The latter was driving south
on Route $50, en- route from Wood
stock to Springfield, and was par
TALLY across the intersection when
the Voss car struck him. ISaacs
told investigating patrolmen he
had stopped for the stop sign and
then started on across the high
way, not seeing the Voss machine
approaching.
ISaac's car was practically de-
moliShed in the crash. 1t landed on
its top in a corn field. VoSS'S car
remained on its wheels, but the
front end was badly dauaged.
The injured people in the Isaac
car were taken to Springfield Ci-
ty hospital in the William II.
Faulkner ambulance. Mr.. and Mrs.
VoSS were taken to Mary Rutan
hospital, BellefOntaine, in the r. G.
Reed ambulance. The little Isaacs
girls body was taken to the Fresh
water and Freeman funeral home
in North Lewisburg.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
EX-LIBRARIAN
DIES SUNDAY

Mrs. Ida Henderson, aged Is
30 S. Court ST., died Sunday al
Magnetic Springs. She was born
Aug. 13, 1871 at Marysville ano
was the daughter of ValrouS and
Dyde Richey Turner, both resi-
dents of Union county. Mrs. Hen
derson was librarian at the Marys-
vile Public Library for many
years. She was a member of the
Presbyterian church.
Her husband, DR.. Graley Hen
derSon, died in 1902.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter Esther, of Shippensburg, Pa.
and one brother, j. Richard Turn
er, of Kenton.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Wednesday in the Faulkner
funeral home with the Rev. Rod
ger Sillars officiating. Burial will
be made in Oakdale cemetery in
charge of VIM. Faulkner, local
funeral director. Friends may call
at the funeral home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
TWO FROM COUNTY
ON RADIO PROGRAM

Paul Herd, Liberty township
farmer, and G. G. Phillips, local
soil conservationist, were heard on
the Conservation Conservation
radio program over Station WHKC
at 7:15 Saturday.
Mr., Herd and Mr.. Phillips, dis
cussed some of the soil conserVa-
ton practices which Mr.. Herd has
put into use on his farm during the
past six months. Mr.. Herd has con-
toured 18 acres of corn, construct
ed 3400 feet of terraces, applied
high rates Of lime and fertilizer,
constructed 2900 feet of sod wat
erways, and 1400 feet of open
ditch during the past summer. He
also plans TO install 10000 tile this
fall.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
SPAIN TO HEAD
USO DRIVE

Union countians viii be- asked
again to contribute to the United
Service organization this year
The amount to be raised in the
county is approximately $4,000
compared with the $4,000 in the
last year drive.
The drive is under the leader
ship of John w. Spain, of Marys-
vile, a discharged veteran, sue
ceeding Harold Cameron, who for
the last three years has headed the
drive in Union county.
There are today, according to
the Union county draft board, 792
men in the service from Union
county, which has had approx
mately 1900 men serving the army
navy, marines and coast guard
Marysville'S drive will be head
ed by Winfield Behrens. Redwood
drive will be headed by Lewis
Lowery. Both are discharged vet
eranS.
Mr.. Spain, as county chairman
has also selected Walter Herd, OF
MarySville, to serve as zone chair
man in Paris, Liberty, Taylor, AL
len and Dover. Glen Oman, OF
Redwood, will serve as zone chair
man in Claibourne, Jackson, York,
Washington and Leesburg town
ships.
No definite dates have been set
for the drive but Mr.. Spain plans
on having the drive the latter part
part of the month as part of a
nationwide drive to raise $19,-
100000 to provide entertainment
for our boys that are still in the
service and for the boys who are
hoSpitalized. There are over 1OO,-
600 boys in veterans hospitals to-
day,
Mrs. Clarice Galloway, deputy
Union county recorder, will serve
as Secretary-treasurer, and for any
information contact this person.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
OPA MEETING
SET In MARION

Operators of furniture, apparel,
appliance, shoe and department
stores in Marion trading area will
meet to discuss OPA regulations
affecting those businesses at Cen
trail junior high school, Marion, at
1880 pm. Wednesday. Local and
neighboring merchants are invited
to present their problems at that
time.
Similar meetings are believed
a major factor in the record re.
Gently established by this section
of the county for a low number
of retailers price violations in the
mems and women's apparel field.
The session will be one of a
series hel din this area by the Gin
cinnati District OPA Office, ac-
cording to j. Thomas Otto, Dis
trict Price Executive, who will
conduct the meeting. Samuel
Phillips, Head of the Consumer
Goods Section, and A, G. Buse-
meyer, Price Specialist, will at
tend to discuss pertinent regula-
tions with local merchants.
Representation from Marion,
Knox, Morrow, Delaware and Un-
ion Counties is expected at the
meeting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
MRS. SALTER
TO HEAD SALE

Mrs. Harlow B. Salter. Grove
St, has been named chairman of
the comittee which will direct
the 1916 Christmas Seal sale
throughout Union county to raise
funds for tuberculosis control
work according to William L.
Coleman, president of the Union
1county tuberculosis and Health
association. The county campaign
is part of the nationwide 10th
annual Christmas seal sale which
will open Nov. 25 and continue
until Christmas.
1--WE are deeply gratified that
we shall have Mrs. Salter to head
our annual Embarrassing cam
paign", said Mr.. Coleman. 1--WE
know that the contribution which
she will make to our program to
prevent and control tuberculosis
will extend beyond seal sale time
into the year ahead, when Seal
sale funds will go to work to inn
prove the health of our communi-
ties"
Mrs. Salter said she readily ac-
cepted the Craftsmanship because
she recognized the value of the
work of the association and be-
cause she knew the people CT ~,
county were 100 percent back OF
the Association in its fight a
gainst tuberculosis.
Il shall be happy to have people
volunteer for this committee. >
Mrs. Salter added. anyone who
feels they can help in this import
ant community undertaking will,
/ hope, communicate with me, or
Mrs. Anthony Pfarr, executive Sec
retary."
AS the envelopes used for the
mailing list are late in arriving
this year, the help of volunteer
typist will be greatly appreciated.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14

News items about Uni on
County's boys in the services of
the United States, for publica-
tion i'm this column, are invited
by the Journal. Contributions
should be mailed to the Service
Editor of the Journal, or tele-
phone to Mrs. w. e. Behrens,
Phone 267l.
Mrs. r. L. Crabbe received a
telephone call and a telegram Sat
urday that her husband had arriv-
ed safely at San Francisco. S/Sgt.
Crabbe served IA months in the
Philippines, teaching radar with
the 10th AAA group.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14

The October call was for $4,000
men for the entire nation. 1t was
estimated that some $4,000 will
be placed in uniform before the
deadline of next Tuesday, after
which time the draft will be sus-
pended. Some $4,000 were to be
taken in November.
War Department officials said
that the Army would make future
calls on Selective Service for man.
power only if enlistments fail to
maintain the Army at its desired
level of 100000 officers and men
by July |, 1947. The 1916 volun-
tary enlistments are expected to
reach million this month.
War Department officials be-
lieve that the trend of enlist
ments will continue to exceed the
numbers which had hitherto been
anticipated during the last quart
er' of 1916.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14

he finally accepted the plea about
a pm. Friday
Acceptance of the guilty to man.
slaughter plea automatically can
celled the first degree murder
which was to have begun this
morning. All preliminary prepar-
ationS for the trial had been COM
pleted, including drawing a spec
ial panel of Is jurors to hear the
evidence.
Tell Judge Evidence
1t was reported that Mayhugh's
in confidence, what their defense
attorneys told Judge Cameron,
would be and presented him with
their evidence in support of this
defense. It was this defense and
evidence which finally prompted
Judge Cameron to accept the less
er charge.
Under Ohio statute, manSlaugh-
ter, carries a penalty of one to
20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary
Persons convicted and sentenced
for manSlaughter cannot be grant
ed a parole without the express
consent of both the Common Pleas
judge and prosecuting attorney of
the county from which they are
sentenced. First degree murder
calls for a death penalty, unless
the jury recommends mercy, in
which case the penalty is life i'm
prisonment.
AT the time Mayhugh appears
in Court for sentencing, his attorn-
eys will offer evidence "in miti-
cation of circumstances and in
justification of the manslaughter
charge, they indicated.
Trial Would Cost $500
Many people are sincere in their
belief that Mayhugh would have
been found guilty of no more than
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-14
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RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

ARA Van Hoose to Margaret
Clark, lots in Plain City, 81.
Brayton and Mary Coons to
Carl d. and A. M. Barry, lot in
Marysville, 81.
Luella Bishop and Edward Bish-
op to r. c. and d. NJ Huffman,
10 of an acre in Marysville, 81.
Pearl c. and II. A. Slack, to En-
or L. and Glenna Grose, 1929 ac-
res in York township, 81.
Alma d. Stricken to Plat II. and
Olive N. Perry, 90.35 acres in
Leesburg township, 81.
w. p Hutchison TO Eli J. Nor
ris, lot in MarySville, 81.
Service Discharges
From the Army Shelby Hobbs
and Ralph M. Rees.