Three Auto Crashes Reported in Hocking County Weekend
Three auto accidents were reported in Hocking County over the weekend with no serious injuries. A严重 crash 74% miles north of Logan on Route 75 involved Ralph Chilcote, who was cited for unsafe operation after his car struck a bridge at Gore. Culprit was to appear in Mayor Myers' court.
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Hocking County
Athens
Lancaster
Logan
Rt. 75
Co Patrol
Ralph Chilcote
New Straitsville
Gore
Chilcote
Francis Myers
Rt. 33
Denver Cox
Rockbridge
Leonard
Obetz
Stewart
Cox
Myers
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Smith
Weekend Weather: Fair Skies Give Way to Light Rain
Hocking County enjoyed fair weather over the weekend but overcast skies and a light rain moved into the Logan area around noon. Temperatures ranged from a high of 63 to a low of 48 with 59 degrees reported at midmorning. The forecast calls for more light rain tonight and on Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Hocking County
Logan
Mercury
Five Day Forecast Temperature Outlook for Ohio
Temperatures will run near normal with highs 53 to 59 and lows 34 to 38. Tuesday and Wednesday will be mild, Thursday and Friday cooler. Precipitation averages near % inches as light rain in eastern Ohio, mainly Tuesday and Wednesday night into Thursday.
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Ohio
Ted Williams lashes out at Taft Truman and government
New Orleans report quotes Ted Williams accusing Taft Truman and the entire government of being phony. He spit in a lobby before a Sarasota flight and says he is no longer in the Marine Reserves after receiving his discharge papers.
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New Orleans
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Robert A. Taft
Harry S. Truman
Marine Corps
Sen. Taft
Williams
Crozet Duplantier
Sarasota
Fla
Ohio
Red Sox
New Orleans Pelicans
Duplantier
Marine Corp
Jane
Taft
Harry Truman
United States
Ex-Banker Leon Marcus slain in Chicago gangland style
Chicago police report Leon Marcus 61 a former Southmoor Bank stockholder was killed Sunday night. He carried a $300000 check from Society National Bank Cleveland and about $5600 in cash and other checks plus jewelry. Investigators suspect financial motive and plan to question Hodge case principals while noting Marcus faced related indictments.
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Chicago
Leon Marcus
Orville E. Hodge
Marcus
Southmoor Bank and Trust Co
William Touhy
Society National Bank of Cleveland
J. A. Herman
Touhy
Alfred Rado
Hodge
Rado
51St Street
Southmoor Bank
Southmoor
Edward A. Hintz
Edward A. Epping
Marcus Brothers
Rosene
Lavine Lumber Co
Home Craft Construction Co
Federal payroll hits new high in January
Senator Byrd reports January payroll at 1 billion dollars with regular civilian workers at 989.5 million and foreign nationals abroad at 16.7 million. He notes rising seven month total to 6.6 billion and calls the budget a spending spree while urging cuts to federal employment and foreign aid.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House Committee On
U. S
Eisenhower
House
Knowland
Calif
Congress
Railroader Orley Wolfe Dies At 74
Orley Ashford Wolfe 74, long time railroad telegrapher, died of a heart attack at home. A Haydenville native, he worked for Hocking Valley, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania Railroads, retiring in 1947. He moved to Logan in 1949 and is survived by his wife Nettie May, a son, three brothers, two grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funerals set for Heinlein and Johnson funeral homes with burial in Markley Cemetery Hudson.
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Haydenville
Old Hocking Valley Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson, O
Logan
Jonathan
Sarah Minton Wolfe
Hudson Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Hudson
Markley Cemetery
Heinlein Funeral Home
Dulles Biographer Links Middle East Crisis to U S Brink Of War
Time magazine's John Beal writes that secretary of state Dulles withdrew the Aswan Dam aid offer in July as a Cold War gambit mirroring three prior U S brink of war moments in Korea Formosa and Indochina The book cites Nasser's pro Communist tilt and Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal as a response to U S patience exhausted.
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Washington
Dulles
Aswan Dam
Egypt
John Beal
Time Magazine
Beal
Eisenhower
Middle East
Korea
Formosa
Indochina
Russia
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
France
Anthony Eden
off-China
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Nile River
Nasser
Suez Canal
U. S
United States
Mrs. Alice Wrightsel Dies At 78 In Logan Ohio
Mrs. Alice M. Wrightsel 78 was found dead at her home 43 N. Walnut St. in Logan. Coronary thrombosis given as cause. She was a native of Allensville, daughter of Sylvester Darby and Jane Smith, widow of Samuel Wrightsel. Survived by son Earl Wrightsel and daughter Mrs John Keller, with four siblings and six grandchildren. Funeral at Logan EUB Church officiated by Revs Grueser and Dunkle. Burial Elk Cemetery McArthur.
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Alice M. Wrightsel
Walnut St
J. Ward Doering
A. N. Grueser
D. S. Dunkle
Earl Wrightsel
Lancaster
John Keller
Logan
Fred Darby
Albuquerque
N. M
Laura Kuhn
Grace Taylor
Columbus
Edna Martin
Grove City
Ruth Kipling
Lansing
Mich
Wrightsel
McArthur
Logan Eub Church
Elk Cemetery
3600 Tour TB Hospital Open House Weekend
About 3600 people toured the Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital at Nelsonville over the weekend with 3000 visiting yesterday. Open house ran 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day inside the Hocking County line. Hospital administrator Robert Stuart noted the crowd and listed 31 local tour guides from Hocking County residents.
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Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Robert Stuart
Hocking County
Beryl Tucker
William Beougher
Clyde Nihiser
James Woltz
William Mathias
David Shull
Gene Klinger
Paul Ellinger
Robert Shaw
Larry Holzapfel
Paul Shaw
Charles Jones
Bernard McLain
Dorothy Krieg
Lawrence Adcock
Harry Mack
Sol Stoughton
Maud Hack
Carlton Frame
David Thorne
Iran to Replace Prime Minister After Desert Killings
Iran faces a government shakeup as Prime Minister Hussein Ala is set to resign following the desert massacre of three Americans. Dr Menucheh er Eghbal is rumored to become the new premier as Iran battles banditry and tribal defiance.
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Tehran
Iran
Hussein Ala
Menucheher Eghbal
Tehran University
Shah
United States
Anita Carroll
Kevin
U. S
Brewster Wilson
The
Near East Foundation
Columbusite Gets Big Bill On Taxes
Washington. The government has billed Frederick E. Jones a Columbus Ohio insurance executive for 147987.29 in claimed back income taxes. Jones petitions the U S Tax Court disputing at least 15000 of the amount. The IRS contends Jones from 1952 through 1955 took deductions on his returns that were incorrect. No fraud is alleged.
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Washington
Frederick E. Jones
Columbus
Senators Push Labor Reform Amid Teamsters Probe
The Senate Rackets Committee probes Teamsters leaders over real estate, lavish living, and misuse of funds. Calls grow for federal and state measures to enforce democratic union processes and union financial disclosures. Mitchell opposes right to work shifting bargaining balance, while Goldwater and Douglas urge stronger Taft Hartley enforcement and public fund disclosure.
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Senate
Ives
RNY
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Mitchell
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters Union
Douglas
D-Ill
Old Jamestown Opens Festival
Virginia launches an eight month Jamestown historical festival on a James River island featuring a near replica of the first permanent settlement. Duplicates of the Susan Constant Godspeed and Discovery lie offshore with a replica fort as Carl Erickson demonstrates glassblowing at the event.
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Jamestown
Virginia
James River Island
New World
England
Susan Constant
Carl Erickson
Erickson Glass Works
Bremen
Ike Returns From Farm At Slower Pace
President Eisenhower completed an 85 mile trip from Gettysburg to Washington at mainly slowed speeds as his car and escort followed posted limits. Newsmen in multiple vehicles kept pace and were sometimes halted at red lights and stop signs to allow the convoy through.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
White House
Heart Attack Ends Gene Lockhart Career at 66
Santa Monica report says veteran actor Gene Lockhart died Sunday from a heart seizure. The four decade film and stage veteran, known for his many entertainment roles, was 66.
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Gene Lockhart
Santa Monica
U.S. Farmers Shift to Used Tractors and Equipment
The Agriculture Department reports farmers are buying more used tractors and gear this spring to offset higher prices for new machines. Prices for new tractors up about 6 percent, other new equipment up 5 percent, with drills planters and spreaders among sharp increases. Farmers also sign long term retirement agreements totaling millions of acres under the Soil Bank program, opening payments up to 584 million dollars if signed by April 15.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Oe Department
Rees
Cc A
Eee Ate
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