MacArthur Sparks New Washington Firestorm Across Korea Era
The piece argues that General MacArthur’s posthumous disclosures reveal a pattern of treachery in Korea and critique British Labor governance under the Wilson era. It claims U.S. State Department meddling, Eden’s fall over Suez, and warns against pseudo liberal attacks on MacArthur. It links these events to a broader critique of liberal powers and Supreme Court challenges to religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Korea
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Macarthur
Britain
U.S. State Department
Geni. de Gaulle
U.S. Supreme Court
Chester and Higgins Enlist in Army
SFC Vernon M Ashbrook U S Army recruiter Bucyrus announced that 1964 seniors Daniel L Chester and Garnet Eugene Higgins enlisted July 22. They gain guaranteed field communications jobs, are at Fort Knox Ky for basic training, then return home before re assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFC
Vernon M
Ashbrook
U. S. Army
Bucyrus
Daniel L. Chester
E. Findlay Street
Garnet Eugene Higgins
Lacy Higgins
Route 2
Fort Knox
Pencil Production Requires 40 Materials and 125 Operations
The statement notes that producing a single pencil demands a total of 40 distinct materials and 125 separate operations. It implies a resource-intensive manufacturing process with complex steps. The claim lacks context on material types, processes, or efficiency comparisons.
Liquor Permit Fee Distributions Fall in 1964 Quarter
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports the second quarter liquor permit fee distribution totals $2,403,949 to state subdivisions, down $120,462 from the first quarter. The payment reflects fees collected in the last three months and Wyandotte County received $2,730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Tracy
Wyardet
Youths Admit Entry Theft Plea in Sandusky Court
Two area youths Thomas Allen and Jack Bianchi pleaded guilty in Sandusky county common pleas court to breaking and entering Lakota school on May 24 and theft of pop and ice cream bars. Judge Gabel deferred sentencing for pre sentence investigation and placed them on probation in Crawford county where they were already under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allen
McCutchenville
Jack Bianchi
Route 1
New Riegel
Sandusky County
Gabel U
Crawford County
Wynford School
New England Trip With Scenic Stops Noted
Mr and Mrs Henry Kimmel and Mr and Mrs Fredrick Rife returned from a week long trip through New England. They visited Lake Placid Cape Ann granite mines Barre and a Lake Champlain ferry ride from Burlington to New York and Niagara Falls. They spoke of beautiful scenery and a ski lift ride in the Adirondack mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kimmel
Fredrick Rife
New England States
Lake Placid
N. Y
Cape Ann
Mass
Granite Mines
Barre
Burlinston
Lake Champlain
New York
Niagara Falls
Adirondac Mountains
Landowner Awarded 1500 for Highway Use Near Upper Sandusky
A Wyandot county common pleas court jury awarded Howard A Walton of Upper Sandusky 1500 for land taken for Route 23 improvement and damages to the remainder. The award covers 2.5 acres valued at 900 and 600 for damages after the state highway department offered 300 for land and 100 for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Common Pleas
Howard A. Walton
Upper Sandusky
State Highway Department
Ohio Saves: June Bond Sales Surpass Last Year
June Savings Bond sales in Ohio reach over 24.6 million, totaling 156.9 million for the year’s first half, up from last year. Wyandot County reports 65,761 in June sales and 269,907 for the first half, about 53.9 percent of its quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thomas M. Reber
Wyandot
Hidden Good in People Cited as Core Virtue
A reflective piece argues that everyone holds inner goodness, but many shield it from view. The author suggests everyday actions reveal character, urging patience and understanding in interactions.
Zambia to emerge as independent state on Oct 24
The British colony of Northern Rhodesia will become Zambia on October 24. Conventual Franciscan Brother John Yard predicts a stable government and economy, aided by education and mine linked schools, with a mixed Copper Belt population avoiding inter tribal strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Rhodesia
Central Africa
Zambia
Northern Rhodesia
Southern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Africa
John Yard
John Fisa
Toledo
United States
Copper Belt
Katanga
Congo
Ohio
Kenneth Kaunda
Brother John
St. Francis College
Kitwe
Iportant
North Rhodesia
Kaun
Nkumbula
Kanda
Kaunda
We Need More Open Minds and Fewer Open Mouths
An editorial urges greater openness to ideas and fewer reflexive reactions. It argues dialogue builds progress and warns against closed thinking that blocks inquiry. The piece cites civic discourse and personal responsibility in shaping a tolerant public sphere.
Prominent Sycamore Resident Dies at 71 in Upper Sandusky
Floyd H. Adams of route 3 Sycamore died at 4 40 am Wednesday July 22 1964 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital Upper Sandusky after two days hospital stay. A lifelong Sycamore resident and retired farmer he was a World War I veteran and held multiple local posts. He is survived by his wife Fern Marsteller Adams two sons Kenfieth Belleville Ill and Nell Sycamore a daughter Wilma Case Sycamore two brothers Edgar J and Lloyd Bucyrus a sister Laura Swedenholm Columbus and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held July 24 at Moore Funeral Home with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery. Burial included military rites by Legion Post 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Adams
Route 3
Sycamore
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Adams
Wyandot County
Jacob
Margaret Ann (Honsberger) Adams
Fern Marsteller
United Church of Christ
Berean
Texas Township
Sycamore American Legion Post
146Th Infantry
Richard E. Knauple
37Th Division of
Ohio state parks attendance climbs in fiscal year totals
Division of Parks and Recreation reports 1 160 705 tent and trailer campers and total attendance of 19 295 712 for the year ending June 30 up from 1963. Anglers reach 2 284 342 and cabin stays number 95 988 while swimmers drop to 3 798 361. Other visitors total 11 956 316, led by hikers picnickers boaters and sightseers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division OF Parks and Recreation
Columbus
Ohio
Ernest J. Gebhart
Auditor allocates gasoline tax to cities counties townships
The auditor announced the first gasoline tax distribution of the new fiscal year totaling 6,081,734. Cities and villages receive 3,262,435 at 1 per car, counties 1,760,000 at 20,000 per county, and townships 1,059,200 at 800 per township. Wyandot County gets 6,476. Crawford 17,935. Seneca 19,379.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Tracy
Wyandot County
Crawford
Seneca
Eskimos Rarely Learn to Swim Amid Cold Waters
A note states Eskimos seldom learn swimming due to the water’s persistent coldness. The remark highlights environmental Challenge affecting outdoor skill acquisition.
Father of Local Woman Buried Men
Funeral services were held Monday at Hoffmann Memorial Tiffin for Odin Zickefoose 65 who died July 24 at Mercy Hospital. He was born August 21, 1898 in Putnam County to Curtis and Lois Zickefoose. Survived by wife Irene Laser two daughters and a son and a sister. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffmann Memorial
Tiffin
Odin Zickefoose
Bernice Goshe
Carey
Zickefoose
Mercy Hospital
Putnam County
Curtis and
Lois (Bagley) Zickefoose
Corinne Frisch
Angola
Ind
Irene ‘Laser
Pear Carey
Byron Overmyer
Fremont
Oliver Stark
Earl Fredericks
Galton
Francis Snare
St. Joseph Cemetery
Death of Robert Loudenslager in Carey Ohio
Robert E. Loudenslager, 76, of Carey, died Saturday July 25, 1964 at the Veterans Hospital in Cleveland after entering May 18. Born September 6, 1887 in Ridge township Wyandot County to Martin and Amanda Loudenslager, he never married. Survived by nephews and nieces, including Charles Loudenslager of N Lake Street. three brothers and three sisters preceded him. Funeral July 28 at 2:30 pm at Bristoll Funeral Home with Rev. George E. Cressman. military graveside service by Earl Green Post 344. Burial at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, northwest of Carey on State Route 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Loudenslager
Carey
Veterans Hospital
Cleveland
Ridge Township
Wyandot County
Martin
Amanda
Ron) Loudenslager
Charles Loudenslager
N. Lake Street
A.c.&y
Laudenslager
Christ Lutheran Church
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Bristoll Funeral Home
George E. Cressman
Earl Green
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Family returns from Camp Pittenger for two week stay
Mrs Frederick Williams and her children Mark Joy Cynthia and Matthew came home Friday from Camp Pittenger near McCutchenville for a two week rest period Mrs Williams a nurse has worked at Pittenger since June 14 except for one week Crippled children from across Ohio will attend the camp for a month under the Ohio Society for Crippled Children Each child will have a ten day session before this week different young people groups had stayed at Camp Pittenger managed by the YMCA Tiffin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Williams
Mark
Joy
Cynthia
Matthew
Camp Pittenger
McCutchenville
Williams
Pittenger
Ohio
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
YMCA
Tiffin
Carey Woman Dies. Sister of Local Resident
Mrs Flossie M Small 79 of Findlay died Friday July 24 1964 in St Luke s Hospital Cleveland after years of declining health. She was born June 5 1885 at Dunkirk to Simon and Cecelia Cook. Her husband Calvin Small died in 1945. Survived by brother in Carey two daughters Vernice Jones of Cleveland and Louise Hausenfieck of Tiffin a son Edward in Detroit six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral service held in Tiffin Monday at 1 30 p m from Bame Funeral Home. Burial in Dunkirk Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cook
Carey
Paul
William, Jr
Columbus
Tiffin
Cook
Flossie M. Small
Bame
Dunkirk
St. Luke’s Hospital
Leveland
Simon
Cecélia
Davenport) Cook
Calvin Small
Small
Atlas (Vernice) Jones
Cleveland
Harold
Louise) Hausenfieck
Edward
Detroit
Death of Mrs. Iey Schindler of Upper Sandusky
Mrs. Iey Schindler 80 of Upper Sandusky died July 23 1964 at Wyan Dot Memorial Hospital after illness. She was born June 29 1884 in Crawford County and married Roy E. Schindler in 1902. Survived by five children twenty two great grandchildren eighteen grandchildren and numerous relatives. Services held at First Lutheran Church Upper Sandusky with burial in Nevada Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icy Etta Schindler
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Kathryn Jacoby
Edward Jacoby
First Lutheran Church
Charles Steward
Nevada
Crawford County
Schindler
John
Susan
Mutchler) Beamer
Roy E. Schindler
Harry Shafer
Ralph Schindler
Ray Landversicht
Dale Huffman
John Koehler
Route 1
Morral
Jacoby
Orrie Schindler
Wickhams Return From Virginia Visit to California
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wickham of Sacramento California return home after visiting since July 7 with their children and families north of Carey. They vacationed with relatives in Salem Roanoke and Charlottesville Virginia and traveled back to Carey in two cars arriving Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wickham
Sacramento
Calif
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Washington and
C. Wilson Harder
Russia
England
National Federation of Independent Business
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Eden
Chester
Higgins
Nec
Sunset
SV Ae
Toledo Street
MAE Air
New England
Savings Bonds Sales Report
Independent Insurance Agents Association of
Hilty Ins
Zierolf Ins
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Wenner Ins
Stecher Ins
Castanien Ins
Newell & Johnson Ins
Shafer Ins
AAV Sy
Donald A. Droll
N. Sandusky Ave
Upper
Sandusky, Ohio
Robert Loudenslager
Carey Man
Iey Schindler
California
Kirby ST. Mary’s Festival
Carey, Ohio
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