Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Logan Daily News in Logan, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1952

Page

1

Trial Dates Set For Indicted Men Change Pleas

Four men pleaded innocent to grand jury indictments and now have trial dates set by Judge Harley Meyer. Two defendants, Robert and Harry Nelson of Sugar Grove Route 1, changed to guilty on grand larceny charges for taking parts from a steam pump at Haydenville’s National Fireproofing Co. Their sentences were suspended and they receive three years probation.

Harley Meyer Robert Harry Nelson Sugar Grove National Fireproofing Company Haydenville Meyer C. S. Matheny Pearl Swackhammer Laurelville Franze Lewis Love Bremenac L. Starkey Lancaster Leo Danner Edward R. LeMaster Columbus

Easter Parade Weather Mix Prompts Prep and Caution

Weathermen forecast a warmer Sunday for the Easter Parade but warn of wind and possible showers. Current readings show 50 degrees at 11 am after a 35 degree low and yesterday’s high near 40.

Two Motorists Fined In Mayor Friend Court

In Mayor Roger Friend's court, two motorists were fined for traffic violations. Stanley E. Cody of Lancaster, 40, paid $5 and costs for running a red light on Zanesville Avenue, while Cecil R. McGlothlin of Union Furnace, 22, paid $5 and costs for no muffler on his car. Both arrests were by the state highway patrol.

Twomer Roger Friend Stanley E. Cody Lancaster Zanesville Avenue Cecil R. McGlothlin Union Furnace State Highway Patrol

Logan Schools Reopen Tuesday After Easter Break

Logan schools reopen Tuesday after Good Friday closure. Most Hocking County schools resume Monday except those connected to Logan buses. Officials say nearly all county schools were closed for Easter holidays.

Logans Easterton Hock County Hocking County Logan

Autoist killed near Columbus in late night crash

A car crashed through a guard rail at the end of a dead end road south of Columbus early Saturday killing William R. Craft, 24, and injuring two others, according to the state highway patrol.

Columbus State Highway Patrol William R. Craft

No Progress Seen In Three Labor Disputes

Washington April 12 reports little headway in three major labor disputes. CIO Communications Workers Union officials in Washington discussed a full scale telephone strike while steel wage talks were recessed over Easter. The United Steelworkers warned patience is not inexhaustible and urged settlement per the Wage Stabilization Board. The key obstacle remains compulsory union membership and possible expansion of the telephone strike to pressure AT and T to concede terms for 59 000 strikers including 43 000 Bell workers in Ohio New Jersey and Northern California and 16 000 Western Electric workers in 43 states.

Washington CIO Communications Workers Union CIO United Steelworkers Union Wage Stabilization Board CIO American Telephone and Telegraph Co Bell Phone Ohio New Jersey California Wesetra Electric

Tax lien date set for Hocking County real estate taxes

Local owners are reminded that the official tax lien date in Hocking County is Sunday April 13. The owner on April 13 is billed for 1952 real estate taxes, due December 1952 and June 1953. Even if sold after April 13 the tax remains charged to the April 13 owner unless contracts specify otherwise.

Hocking

1000 Air Force Officers To Be Grounded For Medical Or Refusal Reasons

Washington April 12 The Air Force expects to ground more than 1 000 flying officers this fiscal year with most removals for medical or fitness reasons rather than refusals. Six Randolph Air Force Base officers at San Antonio refused to fly, citing strain on families. Scott Air Force Base officials noted about 40 officers nationwide asked to suspend flying duties, with 33 ordered back to combat training.

Washington UWP Air Force San Antonio Randolph Air Force Base Randolph Scott Air Wir Base Ill Robert W. Harper U. S. Air Training Band Harper Scott Public Information

Drama Leader Tells How He Quit Commies

Elia Kazan, famed director, testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that he was a Communist for about 19 months in the mid 1930s and named Clifford Odets as a fellow member. He said both quit in 1936 due to disillusionment over Red regimentation and described regimentation and suppression of democratic practices as the cause.

Washington Elia Kazan Hollywood House UnAmerican Activities Committee Clifford Odets Kazan Odets Rep Walter D-Pa

Flood Crest Threatens Missouri River Ports and Cities

Reporting from Omaha on the Missouri River flood, the 30 foot crest looms over Omaha and Council Bluffs as evacuations and dike work intensify. National Guard units are deployed while South Dakota, North Dakota, and nearby states face rising waters and extensive agricultural damage across nearly 1000 miles of river.

Omaha Missouri River Council Bluffs National Guard Midwest Missouri Sioux City North Dakota Red River Wahpeton Grand Forks

Dulles Urges U.S. To Take Initiative In Foreign Policy

John Foster Dulles urged the United States to seize the initiative in foreign policy calling on Americans to create crises for Russia rather than reacting to crises. He argued most steps had been emergency measures to meet Russian actions and urged policies faithful to the nation’s tradition.

Louisville John Foster Dulles United States Russia Dulles State Department

What Does Ike Stand For In 1952 Campaign

Washington April 12 Eisenhower has resigned his European command and may campaign for the Republican nomination. He has spoken on domestic issues from his Columbia University presidency and as army commander. His past remarks on deficits taxes and security hint at his possible stance. He urged Western Europe unity and warned against dictatorial government while stressing preserving human dignity.

Washington Dwight Eisenhower Ike Columbia University Eisenhower North Atlantic Defense Forces Congress

Eisenhower Says He Will Resign If Nominated President

General Dwight D. Eisenhower states he would resign his Army commission if nominated by the Republican Party for president. He says he has no campaign plans after relieving as NATO commander on June 1 and will devote weeks to finishing his duties. Supporters forecast a likely nomination while Taft backers doubt gains without a position on issues.

Paris Dwight Eisenhower Republican Party Eisenhower Brussels North Atlantic Treaty Organization Europe Armed Services NATO Truman Washington Columbia University Ike United States Robert A. Taft Ohio Taft Sen Morse Oregon Sen. Young North Dakota Abilene Kan Pentagon Matthew Ridgway United Nations Japan Korea Douglas MacArthur Alfred Gruenther

San Juan Air Crash Toll Reaches Fifty-TTwo

The U S Coast Guard said there is little hope of survivors from the Pan American liner crash off San Juan. Fifty-two are dead or presumed dead after 39 missing from the Good Friday flight. Thirteen bodies were recovered near San Juan harbor as 17 survived including pilot Capt John C Burn husband of singer Jane Froman. Burn previously saved Froman in Lisbon nine years ago.

San Juan Puerto Rico U. S. Coast Guard Caribbean San Juan Harbor John C. Burn Jane Froman Burn Miss Froman Tagus River Lisbon Portugal

TV Ban To Lift Soon With New Television Stations

Government sources said the ban will be lifted Monday on convenient arrivals of new television stations.

Washington Coniventias

Watch Dog Bozo Demoted After Laundry Safe Theft

In Baltimore on April 12, Bozo the guard dog at Edmund J. Rosendale’s laundry was away on a date when burglars entered with an acetylene torch and a booby trap tear gas bomb, stealing 3700 dollars. The dog barked frantically for an hour after the crime, proving his loyalty despite the lapse.

Baltimore St. Bernard Bozo Edmund J. Rosendale Rosendale

Knights Templar Easter Services At 4 P. M. Sunday

Annual Easter services of Logan Commandery No. 78 Knights Templar will be held in the Masonic Temple at 4 p.m. Sunday. Dr. R. B. Wilson of Logan Methodist Church will deliver the sermon and Waltonian Chorus members will provide music. All Sir Knights and families invited. a light lunch will follow.

Logan Commandery No. 78 Knights Templar Masonic Temple R. B. Wilson Logan Methodist Church Waltonian

Last Rites Held For Mrs Emma Kessler

Funeral services for Mrs Emma Kessler were held at 2 p.m. Friday at St John s Church with Fr Charles P Foy presiding. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery under Roberts Funeral Service with pallbearers Lawrence Kessler Charles Fox Paul Fox Leo Fox Joe Brown and Ed Eberst.

Emma Kessler St. John's Catholic Church Charles P. Foy Oak Grove Cemetery Roberts Funeral Service Lawrence Kessler Charles Fox Paul Fox Leo Fox Joe Brown Ed Eberst

Rebels Upset Army Junta In Bolivia

Rebels claim a successful revolt against Bolivia's military junta which seized power eleven months ago. Hernan Siles announces he will hold power in La Paz until Victor Paz Estenssoro can return to form a cabinet. An election is reportedly planned within five months and Paz Estenssoro led in last year's May 6 presidential vote.

LA Paz Bolivia Hernan Siles Victor Paz Estenssoro National Revolutionary Party Arica Chile Paz Estenssoro Congress

Defense Dept Identifies 40 More Korea Battle Casualties

The Defense Department released a new Korea casualty list naming 40 more dead and wounded. It reports 10 killed, 29 wounded and one injured, reflecting ongoing combat losses.

Washington Defense Department Korea

Easter Sunrise Rites Draw Thousands Across Nation

Easter services bloom coast to coast as thousands attend sunrise events from Maine to California. In Oklahoma a 2000 cast Neer Pageant begins at 1 a m near Lawton, while San Francisco hosts a 938 foot Mt Davidson service at 5 30 with up to 500 singers. In Indianapolis 25000 attend Monument Circle. In New Hampshire Cathedral of the Pines offers a 450 minute service with 550 chorus and 250 children forming a cross. Pasadena Rose Bowl hosts a 500 voice choir and 10000 more at Mount Rubidoux. In Korea UN forces join in prayers for peace amid war torn chapels and field services.

San Francisco Mt. Davidson Indianapolis Indianapolis Monument Circle Lear Ringe N. H Cathedral of the Pines U. S Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl Rose Bowl Pasadena Mount Rubidoux Calif Korea Seoul

Also Mentioned on This Page

LeMaster Big Muddy Pierre South Dakota Houston Tex Fort Worth Columbia Liberal Union of European States Yeggs Mrs. Kessler Associated Press Christ Fifth Avenue New York Necticut Avenue Maine Lawton Okla Hood Eighth Army Fifth Air Force
Search Courier

Search the Logan Daily News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Logan Daily News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication