From Blacksmith To World Leader Editor's Note
William L. Ryan praises Nikita Khrushchev’s ascent from a blacksmith to a world leader, detailing his rise under Kaganovich, roles in Ukraine, and loyalty shifts to Stalin. The piece traces purges, wartime councils, and Khrushchev’s later critique of Stalin before signaling further installments.
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William L. Ryan
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
London
Khrushchev
Lazar Moisevich Kaganovich
Ukraine
Stalin
Kagan
Kremlin
Kaganovich
Stalingrad
Georgi Zhukov
Europe
Sebs
Communist Congress
Zhukov
Kommunist
Military Council
Southeast Front
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Safety Month Proclaimed by Nelsonville Mayor Auflick
Mayor Robert Auflick proclaims April as Industrial Safety Promotion Month in Nelsonville. He notes the 29th annual All Ohio Safety Congress and Exhibition in Columbus April 28 to 30 and urges citizens and safety professionals to use the event to promote accident prevention and reduce industrial hazards.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Odd-Balls Among Meteors Reported By Atom Scientists
Cambridge based scientists report unusual iron like object found in a 1916 Colorado soil sample may be meteorite with machining features. Researchers from Brookhaven Lab and MIT discuss helium uptake in meteorites and confirm meteoric origin while noting unanswered questions about its atypical structure.
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Atom
Cambridge
Mass
American Physical Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Earth
David Fisher
Olivier A. Schaeffer
Washington County
Colorado
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
N. Y
Outer
Space
Portland Bashan Residents Visit Local Friends
Portland residents Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours of Bashan visited multiple local families including Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Deem and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shaffer in Vienna West Virginia. Nearby guests included Roy Gillilan and children from Chester visiting C. E. Johnson and Dale Boyd in Racine. Other calls involved Albert Paynter and family, Ed Deem relatives, Hyatt Parsons visiting Rodney Coffman in Clinton Ohio, Paul Paynter Medina, Karl Paynter Massillon, Ralph Radcliffe Syracuse, and Hoyt Hall of Davisville West Virginia.
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Portland
Warden Ours
Bashan
F.l Deem
Lewis Shaffer
Vienna
W. Va
Charles Hilton
Dora Blosser
Roy Gillilan
Chester
C. E. Johnson
Dale Boyd
Racine
Albert Paynter
Ernest Johnson
Cheshire
Ed Deem
Hyatt Parsons
Rodney Coffman
Clinton
Ohio
Okey Paynter
Paul Paynter
Medina
Karl Paynter
Massillon
Ralph Radcliffe
Syracuse
Legion Hunt Declared Successful With 300 Plus Participants
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 held an Easter egg hunt in Nelsonville with over 300 children taking part. Chairman Richard Giffin said prizes were awarded for eggs, and attendees enjoyed pops and potato chips. Committee members included Paul Midkiff Ord Millholland George Talbot and Roland Pierce.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richard Giffin
Giffin
Paul Midkiff
Ord Millholland
George Talbot
Roland Pierce
Route 33 Crash Cites Two Drivers in Logan
State Highway Patrol cited Robert Patton 21 Logan for failure to stop within the assured clear distance and Ed ward Kessler 29 Bremen for failing to signal a turn after a Route 33 crash three miles north of Logan. Patton suffered a chin laceration.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
Robert Patton
Edward Kessler
Bremen
Patton
Kessler
Mount Saint Mary Hospital Notes Highlights Births
A series of birth announcements lists Mr and Mrs James Blower of Glouster a son and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pitts of Nelsonville Route 1 a daughter. Also noted are admissions and dismissals including Jeffrey Whitmore and several patients, with marriages to Logan and nearby towns.
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James Blower
Glouster
Wilbur Pitts
Nelsonville
James Gaddis
Corning
Jeffrey Whitmore
Rea Peyton
Zaleski
Teresa Barrett
Doris Vaughn
Sarah Jane Hiles
Millfield
Ervin E. Carter
Jacksonville
Anna Canter
Esther White
New Plymouth
Leslie Dawson
Bart Brooks
Opal Marstiller
Thomas Higgins
Appeals Court Affirms Jury Verdict in Dixon v Kittle
Fourth District Court of Appeals affirms a Common Pleas Court jury verdict for Frederick A. Dixon against Harley and Gladys Kittle. The court ruled no error in the trial, upholding the $899.18 judgment for surveying services on a plot near Lake Burr Oak and disputed payment and a promised lot.
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Common Pleas Court
Frederick A. Dixon
Harley
Gladys Kittle
Glouster
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Dixon
Lake
Burr Oak
Appeals
Buchtel Mayor Warns of Stricter Dog Confinement
Mayor Carl Newman of Buchtel reminds residents that all dogs must be confined after April 1. Loose dogs will be picked up by the dog catcher and owners cited to court.
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Buchtel
Carl Newman
Easter Guests Visit Riley Family in Nelsonville
John Figgins and Lytle Hunt of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley and family for Easter in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Jack Riley
John Figgins
Lytle Hunt
Columbus
Local store promotes Leo Johnson to manager in New Lexington
Leo Johnson, head of the meat department at A&P Food Store, is promoted to store manager succeeding Roger Jett who becomes manager of the companys new supermarket at Mound and Kimball Columbus. кр
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New Lexington
Leo Johnson
A&p
Roger Jett
Mound and Kimball
Columbus
Rainbow Girls to Meet Nelsonville Assembly Plans Inspection
Assembly 109 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet Wednesday at 7 p m in the Masonic Temple. Plans will be made for the annual inspection scheduled for April 15.
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Nelsonville
Inspection Scheduled for Eudora Chapter 72 Eastern Star
Members are reminded to bring cookies or sandwiches for today’s inspection. Deputy Grand Matron Carrie Cassady will inspect the officer corps.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Carrie Cassady
Dorcas Society Cancelled Meeting Date Change
Nelsonville circle announces Dorcas Society of Deanville Chapel will gather Wednesday April 8 at Bertha Coon home replacing this week’s prior plan.
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Nelsonville
Dorcas Society of
Deanville
Bertha Coon
Retta Howe Sunday School Class to Meet
Nelsonville church group from First Methodist will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church for a class meeting led by Retta Howe.
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Nelsonville
Retta Howe
First Methodist Church
Cosmo Club Meeting In Nelsonville Hosts And Reports
NELSONVILLE The Cosmo politan Club of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs met at 7 30 p m with Mrs John Green and Miss Elizabeth Linton as hostesses at 279 Kentner St The president Mrs Rosa Freer presided Miss Linton led devotionals and Easter prayers A program on Easter Symbols featured two films on the Crucifixion and Resurrection for 12 members and one guest. Refreshments were served. A recreation commission meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 7 p m in the city building.
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Nelsonville
Cosmopolitan Club
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Green
Elizabeth Linton
Green
Kentner St
Rosa Freer
Linton
Frances Stage
Bessie Ball
Sylvia Matheny
McArthur
City Recreation Commission
Board OF Epecation
Kehool
Trimblesora
Athens
Jacksonville
Ohio
Clifton Kloh
Board of Ducation
Ush
Board of Education Other Foundation
Kreduc
Opera
Board of Education
Ener
Fp Eee
Tien
Playgroupte Seabee
Charter Review Slated By Cub Scout Pack 64
A charter review for Cub Scout Pack 64 is planned for today at 7 30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church with Bill Teeters leading. The meeting will involve the Cubmaster, committee members, Den Mothers and institutional representatives to outline plans for the coming year.
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First Methodist Church
Bill Teeters
Laurelville Firm Sued For Money
Action for money filed in Hocking County Common Pleas Court by Dannies' Trailer Sues of Logan against Dale W. Riddle and Harry M. Riddle of Laurelville Route 1 doing business as Southern Ohio Lumber Co. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a mortgage and $2131.65 due on a cognovit rate issued March 1 1958 secured by a chattel mortgage on a crawler tractor with a bulldozer blade.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
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