Future of World Seen Hinges on Far East Drive
Albert V. Dix, publisher of the Martins Ferry Times-Leader, told Ohio University students that the world’s future rests on Far East events. He warned Russia seeks food by expanding into Indo China and Burma, with Formosa and South Viet Nam showing signs of improvement due to U S aid. Dix praised Ngo Dinh Diem’s efforts in Saigon and argued Formosa remains the top U S project in the region.
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Russia
Albert V. Dix
Martins Ferry
China
Dix
Indo-China
Burma
Southeast Asia
Orient
Malaya
Formosa
Singapore
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Diem
Korea
Chiang Kai Shek
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
Mr. Dix
Mr. Bush
OU School of Journalism
L. J. Hartin
Wooster
Ravenna
Kent
Bellaire
Defiance
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
School Board Accepts $27 602 Cafeteria Equipment Bid
The Athens Senior-Junior High and East West elementary cafeterias will receive equipment from General Hotel Supply Co of Columbus after a bid of 27 602 was accepted. Remainder items and installation are to be delivered by April 1 with about two months for operation testing before year end. Funds come from a million dollar bond issue for the three building additions.
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Athens
Board of Education
General Hotel Supply Co
Columbus
One Driver Fined Two Cited by Patrol
One driver was fined and two others cited on traffic charges by the State Highway Patrol. Roy G. Moss, 22, Vienna, W. Va., pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a sign and was fined 10 dollars plus costs in Mayor John Aiken’s court at Coolville. Alvin Vandeveer, 57, Athens, cited for the same offense, will appear Friday in Municipal Court, and Howard Pinnell, 48, Middleport, charged with speeding, will appear the same day in Mayor Aiken’s court.
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State Highway Patrol
Roy G. Moss
Vienna
W. Va
John Aiken
Coolville
Alvin Vandeveer
Athens
Howard Pinnell
Middleport
Aiken
Waterloo High Alumni Meet Set at New Marshfield
NEW MARSHFIELD The Waterloo High School Alumni Association will gather at the high school music room at 7:30 p m Thursday.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo High School Alumni Association
High School Music Room
Legion Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
kK. T. Crossen Post 21 of the American Legion will hold its meeting at 8 p m Wednesday in the Legion home. Commander Harold Young announced the gathering.
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Kk. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
Harold Young
Burial Plot Group Votes To Continue In Athens
The Athens Cemetery Association will extend for two years after a meeting at the Berry Hotel. About 25 stockholders attended as officials planned closure and transfer to a board of trustees, but the group voted to continue and seek additional land. Roger Jones Jr John Bolin George Hunter Dr Blaine Goldsberry Dwight Rutherford were elected directors for two years. The code required action with only 10 plots left. all land is sold. Officials cited efforts to secure more land, including a possible strip from the Athens County Fair Board, and the audit showed the finances in good shape.
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Athens Cemetery Association
Berry Hotel
Roger Jones Jr
John Bolin
George Hunter
Blaine Goldsberry
Dwight Rutherford
Athens County Fair Board
Dr. A C Biddle dies at 84 in Mansfield
Dr. A C Biddle 84 of Mansfield died unexpectedly Monday night after a 30 year Mansfield medical practice. Born in Alexander Township he studied at the University of Maryland and belonged to medical associations. Survived by second wife Helen Lynch Biddle two daughters and siblings. Services set for Thursday at Fin-frock Funeral Home Mansfield with graveside rites at Alexander Cemetery Hebardville led by Rev. Roger M. Rice.
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Mansfield
Alexander Township
John F. and
Mary Biddle
University of Maryland
Richland County
Ohio State
American Medical Associations
Lewistown
Mont
Columbus
Bess Allen Biddie
Helen Lynch Biddle
Don Harvey
Pittsburgh
Sherman Gilmore
Athens
John Harner
David Biddle
Benjamin Biddle
Lancaster
Finefrock
Finefrock Funeral Home
Alexander
Hebardville
Roger M. Rice
Three Truck Drivers Charged With Overload
Three truck drivers were cited by the State Highway Patrol for overloads. Frank Rushing of Zanesville was fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty before Mayor Robert Auflick in Nelsonville. George McKibben of New Plymouth and Elmer Smart of Buchtel were cited to appear next Monday in Mayor Charles Wadley s Chauncey court.
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State Highway Patrol
Charles Wadley
Chauncey
Frank Rushing
Zanesville
Robert Auflick
Nelsonville
George McKibben
New Plymouth
Elmer Smart
Buchtel
Degree Conferral by Athens Knights at Masonic Temple
Willard L. Simonton announces that the Order of the Temple will be conferred at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Temple by Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar.
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Order of the Temple
Masonic Temple
Athens
Knights Templar
Willard L. Simonton
Charter Presented to Central Labor Council in Ohio
The Hocking Valley AFL C IO Central Labor Council received its charter at a Red Men Hall meeting. William Kircher presented the charter and Charles Pancake accepted as president. The council, first since AFL CIO merger, aims to unite unions, improve communication, and oppose forthcoming right to work laws.
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Hocking Valley Afl-Cio Central Labor Council
Red Men Hall
William Kircher
Afl-Cio
Charles Pancake
Hocking Valley Council
AFL
CIO
Pancake
Kircher
Athens
Ohio University
Council
Ohio
Charles Ennis
Messenger Newsphoto
Scoutleaders Business Meet Set Thursday
The first combined Hock-Hocking District Scouters Roundtable and district business meeting of 1958 will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church. Charles Wolfe urges institutional representatives operating committee men and district officers to attend this January meeting. Topics include Blue and Gold Dinner ideas, window displays, skits on great men, first aid, emergency service, fire building and junior leaders training with a pot luck dinner planned. The session is usually on the third Thursday but was postponed one week.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Wolfe
Wolfe
West Virginia Driver Fined in Patrol Stop Case
Edward Gales a 19 year old of Clarksburg WV paid $25 and costs after a minor collision at the Routes 329 and 50 junction. He failed to stop in an assured clear distance and was cited by the state Patrol following the noon Tuesday incident that involved Thomas Young a 44 year old from Guysville. No injuries were reported.
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Edward Gales
Clarksburg
W. Va
Robert Auflick
Nelsonville
Gales
State Patrol
Thomas Young
Guysville
Shelter and Admissions at Arms Hospital
Admissions include Mrs. Leonard Rose and Mrs. David Neal of Athens and Albert Carpenter of New Marshfield Route 2. Dismissals list R. F. Turner of Carpenter, Charles Amick of Columbus, and Mrs. Lester Rutter with daughter of Carbondale, plus Mrs. Charles Tinkham of The Plains.
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Leonard Rose
Athens
David Neal
Albert Carpenter
New Marshfield
Mabel Norris
R. F. Turner
Carpenter
Charles Amick
Columbus
Lester Rutter
Carbondale
Charles Tinkham
the Plains
Lindley Divorce Petition Filed in Common Pleas Court
John F. Lindley sues Martha Ann Lindley of Cambridge for divorce in Common Pleas Court. Married July 7, 1957 in Athens. No children. Grounds listed as gross neglect.
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John F. Lindley
Martha Ann Lindley
Cambridge
Common Pleas Court
Athens
Seven Seniors Start Air Instruction Program at Ohio U
John C. Baker announces an Air Force ROTC flight instruction program at Ohio University. Seven Air Science seniors begin 35 hours of flight and ground school toward a Private Pilot's Certificate. Flight info: Cessna 172 from OSU. ground instruction by OU ROTC. Participants: Raymond Bukovsky. Gordon Clovis. Ronald Friday. Donald Michiels. Peter Wentz. Robert Wray. William Phillips Jr.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Air Science
Dick Zahler
Ohio State University School of Aviation
Ohio University Air Rotc Department
OSU
Raymond A. Bukovsky
Fairport Harbor
Gordon T. Clovis
Charleston
W. Va
Ronald J. Friday
Painesville
Onald E. Michiels
DePere
Wis
Peter A. Wentz
Bernardsville
N. J
Robert E. Wray
Lockland
William J. Phillips, Jr
New Philadelphia
Light Snowfall and Cool Temps Reported in Athens
Athens saw light precipitation late Wednesday morning mainly as snow that melted upon impact. The observed fall was 0.02 inches. Temperatures stayed steady through the night and Wednesday morning at 35 degrees.
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Athens
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