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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
10
John Alexander Sinclair, former United Nations refugee specialist, is appointed director of the International Rescue Committee relief efforts in Hungary. He will fly to Vienna around January 10 to assume duties in Europe.
Japan harvests 3 billion short tons of fish annually and the United States 2 billion short tons, making them the top two fisheries nations.
A cold weather stalled Logan-A School District bus was being boosted by a C and O Railway engine when a northbound freight train struck the bus at Enterprise crossing. Tow truck operator Donald Dupler aided by moving the chain before the collision. no fatal injuries reported though the bus suffered major damage.
Albert E. Butler 28 of South Bloomingville Route 1 was arrested Tuesday night on non support charges in Marion County by Sheriff A J Waldron and Deputy Kenneth Rheinscheid. He was jailed overnight and arraigned Wednesday before Mayor Francis Myers. fined 25 dollars plus costs.
C R Pete Montgomery a Logan native aged 76 died in Hamilton Illinois after a career including operating a coal yard in Ft Madison Iowa. He was a Logan High School graduate of 1898 and is survived by a Spirit Lake Iowa daughter and a twin sister, with a granddaughter and great granddaughter. Nieces include Mrs Fannie Spears and Mrs Carl Frenier of Logan.
Helen Johnston Murphy of New Plymouth files for divorce from Wilbur W. Murphy of Logan on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She also seeks custody of a minor child and other relief. This is the first suit filed in 1957.
A note describes screws used in Swiss watchmaking as extremely small with 80 tiny per count and a total of 50,000 needed to fill a single thimble.
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