World Involvement To Continue Says Calderwood
Dr James D Calderwood of Ohio State University says the United States remains deeply involved in world affairs as it moves to lower trade barriers. He credits the Marshall Plan with recovery and notes Korea shifted policy to military readiness. He cites 40 billion dollars in foreign aid spent by mid-1950s and argues for expanding free trade to combat poverty and prevent communism.
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U.S
James D. Calderwood
Ohio State University
Calderwood
Europe
U. S
Ussr
China
Auto Supply Remodeling Completed at Buck Auto Supply
Buck Auto Supply announces the completion of a six month remodeling with a planned opening Friday and Saturday. The project adds a tire recapping plant at 268 East State Street and a new salesroom at State and Mill to expand gasoline service and auto accessories. Owner John Buck, Shade High graduate and Navy veteran, has run the store since 1947 and lives at 14 Palmer with his wife and two sons.
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Buck Auto Supply
EK. State St
FE. State
John Buck
Shade
North Atlantic
Pacific
Palomer
Buck
Mountain State Business College
Parkersburg
Athens County
Fire at Rauch's Bakery caused by short circuit
Firemen were called to Rauch's Bakery on S Court Street at 6 25 am today for an electrical fixture fire in the rear of the building. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said the blaze was caused by a short circuit and damage was slight.
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Rauch
S. Court St
Charles Dalton
Kimball Rites Set Sunday
Funeral services for Claude C. Kimball 82 are scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday at Jagers funeral home with Rev. H. L. McDaniel officiating. Survived by wife Clara who died earlier, two sons Fred of Detroit and Alvin of Ashland, six daughters Lucy Hamilton Claudia Sweet Betty Burns Clara Palmer Ruth Smith and Tessa Shuster, a brother Orrin of Cleveland.
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Claude C. Kimball
H. L. McDaniel
Jagers Funeral Home
Kimball
Clara
Fred
Detroit
Alvin
Ashland
Lucy Hamilton
Claudia Sweet
Betty Burns
Clara Palmer
Loudonville
Ruth Smith
Weslace
Tex
Tessa Shuster
Elyria
Orrin
Cleveland
G F Farley Dies at Age 91 in Columbus Residency
George Finley Farley 91 died Wednesday in Columbus where he had resided for years. Formerly of Carpenter community Meigs County he leaves son Frank Farley of Pataskala and two daughters Leona Robertson of Pataskala and McClish of Columbus. Services Friday 1 p.m. at Bigony funeral home. burial in School Lat Cemetery Meigs County. Friends may call after Thursday 7 p.m.
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Albany
George Finley Farley
Columbus
Meigs County
Frank Farley
Pataskala
Leona Robertson
McClish
William H. Covert
Bigony Funeral Home
Chauncey Driver Fined Jailed Rights Revoked
Ray Tucker, 58, of Chauncey, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, sentenced to 30 days in county jail, and had driving rights suspended for six months. Arrest by Patrolmen on Route 33 near Route 50 A Junction.
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Chauncey
Ray Tucker
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
State Highway Patrol
Tucker
Four Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Four drivers were fined after State Highway Patrol arrests on Wednesday. Arthur McKibben 22 of New Marshfield paid 15 dollars and costs for unsafe operation. William Hart 29 of Shade paid 5 dollars and costs for parking in a restricted zone. Harold N Starkey 25 of Garysville fined 5 dollars and costs for driving over the freshly painted centerline. Robert Moore 28 of Lancaster paid 5 dollars and costs in Logan Mayo. Roger Friend's court for passing over the double yellow centerline.
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State Highway Patrol
Peter B Seel
Arthur McKibben
New Marshfield
William Hart
Shade
Harold N. Starkey
Garysville
Robert Moore
Lancaster
Logan Mayo
Roger Friend
Jailed on Charges From Chauncey Court
Chauncey court charges lead to jail for two residents. Bessie Love and Virgil Evener, both of Athens Route 3, were jailed for disturbing the peace after failing to pay fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Arrests were made by Chauncey Marshal Clifford Banfield.
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Athens County
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Bessie Love
Beaumont
Virgil Evener
Athens
Clifford Banfield
Captain Cron Assigned to Korea Flight Duty
Captain Rodney L. Cron, Ohio University Air Science professor, heads to Korea for B 26 training at Perrin Field Texas Langley Field Virginia and Camp Stoneman California before overseas duty. The Piqua native and former Logan resident served in World War II and became a noted local singer and Air Force speaker. He and wife Trogene and three children will stay at 250 Highland Ave.
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Rodney L. Cron
Ohio University
Korea
Perrin Field
Texas
Langley Field
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Piqua
Logan
Crow
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Orlando
Fla
Regular
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Captain Crow
Kiwanis Club
Smoky Mountain
Capt. Cron
Trogene
Highland Ave
Melodie
Rodney
Patrick
Sun Glo Co
Police Target Street Tobacco Spitters
Police warn residents to stop spitting tobacco on streets or face arrest under city ordinance. The crackdown targets courthouse loafers and idle patrons in front of Court St taverns as officers aim to curb the habit.
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Court House
Court St
Custody Sought in Divorce Petition in Common Pleas Court
Ray Lee Rose sues Mildred Lucille Rose in Common Pleas Court seeking custody of two children in a divorce petition. He states they married March 14 1945 in Parkersburg West Virginia and accuses neglect.
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Common Pleas
Ray Lee Rose
Mildred Lucille Rose
Parkersburg
W Va
Paul Lewis Named Legion Commander in Athens Post
Paul Lewis was elected commander of Athens American Legion post at an annual officer election. Edgar Tuckerman was named first vice commander with John Buck as second vice commander and Harlan Carpenter adjutant. Other new officersinclude Joe Mechem Everett Barnhart Frank Harvey Charles Reamer Gordon Hamilton.
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Paul Lewis
Athens
Legion's Department
Columbus
John Jeffers
Andy Kastely
John Buck
John Cox
Wilson Carr
Gordon Hamilton
James Vercoe
Ralph Shafer
Athens County
Legion
Buckeye
Camp Perry
Driver Hoffman Fined for Illegal Minor Operation Charge
Donald L. Hoffman of Coolville Route 1 was fined five dollars plus costs by Justice T. F. Cecil after a State Highway Patrol arrest for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle.
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Donald L. Hoffman
Coolville
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
State Highway Patrol
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