Easter Service Surge In Hocking County Churches
Easter Sunday brought record church attendance in Logan and Hocking County with over 10 000 Christians in county churches. In Logan more than 5 000 attended morning services, including 850 at Evangelical United Brethren and about 700 at the Methodist Church.
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Hocking County
Logan
Main Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
R. B. Wilson
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Officials Mum On Location Of A Plant
Washington April 14 The danger of land speculation may push officials to keep secret the site for a $1 billion atomic energy plant. Congress sources refused to name surveyed sites, fearing land grabs by speculators. The AEC is focusing on the Ohio River Valley but has not decided. Regions named include Cincinnati and Portsmouth Ohio Louisville Kentucky and an area near Point Pleasant Virginia.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio River Valley
Congress
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
Louisville
Point Pleasant
Famed Indian Billy Bruner Dies in Tulsa
William G. Bruner known as Billy Bruner a Creek Indian with a colorful frontier past died in Tulsa. The controversial figure faced earlier law troubles including shooting a U S marshal during a liquor case and later received a presidential pardon while imprisoned in Columbus Ohio.
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Okla
William G
Billy) Bruner
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Frontier
Indian Territory
Billy
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Logan Man 67 Dies Unexpectedly in Courthouse
Logan man Seth Adams 67 of Logan died unexpectedly shortly after noon Monday in Pickaway County Courthouse Circleville. Attending physician cited natural causes and the body was removed to Albaugh Funeral Chapel pending arrangements.
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Circleville
Seth Adams
Logan
Pickaway County
Albaugh Funeral Chapel
Easter Egg Tragedy in Valley Stream
John Tyburczy aged 70 collapsed after placing a boiled Easter egg in his mouth and died within seconds. Medical examiner ruled death due to asphyxiation from the egg blocking his breath.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
John Tyburczy
Tyburczy
Bolivia awaits rebel chief as bloodshed ends
Bolivian revolt leaves more than 300 dead and about 1,500 wounded as Victor Paz Estenssoro is expected to return from Argentina to lead the new National Revolutionary Party government. A 13 member cabinet formed and a delegation sent to Buenos Aires to invite Paz Estenssoro. Gen. Hugo Ballivian’s junta was ousted after a three day battle. The army chief of staff Humberto Torres Ortiz’s whereabouts were unknown after surrender.
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Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Argentina
National Revolutionary Party
MNR
Buenos Aires
Paz Estenssoro
Venezuela’s
Humberto Torres Ortiz
Barkley Eyes Democratic Nomination Amid Uncertainty
Friends of Vice President Alben Barkley say he is receptive to a Democratic presidential bid but hesitant to enter now. They note he may rise to head the ticket or bow out, while Barkley weighs open convention delegate action and proposals. Senator Tom Connally states he does not desire a Senate re-run.
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Washington
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Truman
Senate
Tom Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Elders Celebrate 380 Kiddies Lost In Tokyo Cherry Blossom Rush
Tokyo police reported a record 380 missing children on Sunday amid cherry blossom viewing. Authorities blamed intoxicated parents during the festival as about 3.9 million Tokyo residents visited parks and gardens. Police removed three truckloads of intoxicated parents.
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Tokyo
Reds Plan Show
Berlin reports Russian troops in East Germany preparing for their annual spring maneuvers in the Elbe region.
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Berlin
East Germany
Elbe River Valley
Ohio Phone Strike Ends With New Settlement
The week-long Ohio Bell strike by 12,000 workers ended with a pay raise of 4 to 7 cents per hour, averaging about 11.5 cents after required approval, while 900 Western Electric Ohio workers faced potential picket lines. Negotiations continued on broader WE actions as federal mediators began full sessions.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell
Western Electric
Ohio
Bell
CIO Communication Workers
CWA
Bell System
New York City
Ernest Weaver
Western Union Telegraph Co
Weaver
National State Banks Given Calls
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of March 31. In Columbus, Ohio, the state banking superintendent issued a similar call.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Columbus
Ohio Superintendent of Banking
Five Million Pounds Grain Eyed In Probe
Senate investigators probe a missing five million pounds of government grain found during a check at Camp Crowder Missouri. The probe centers on leasing Army buildings for storage and a claim against V. M. Harris Grain Co of Scott City Kansas.
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Senate
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Camp Crowder
V. M. Harris Grain Co
Scott City
Kan
V. M. Harris
Army Camp
Steel Dispute May Become Political Issue
Deadlocked wage talks between steel industry and unions resume as government seizure of mills looms as a possible campaign issue. Senate Banking Committee weighs hearings on Truman’s wartime profits tax and the seizure action, amid cross party backlash and election year debate.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Congress
Railroads Granted Freight Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a nationwide freight rate rise, estimated to add about 678 million dollars annually. The increase amounts to nine percent in the south and west and six percent in the east, 15 percent above last year’s levels, the 12th general freight hike since World War II. Rates may take effect after 15 days public notice, grain products require 30 days.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crest Flood Forcing Omaha Council Bluffs Evacuations
The Missouri River flood worsened across eight to nine states with about 20 000 families displaced and a Red Cross estimate of 74 000 people. In Omaha and Council Bluffs roughly two thirds of Council Bluffs residents fled while East Omaha and Carter Lake areas emptied. The river rose past 25 feet with a 30 foot crest expected Wednesday, threatening levees and flood walls.
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Brief Illness Fatal To 5-Year-Old Girl
Jennifer Jean Brooks five-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Brooks 799 East Front Street died after a brief illness at 3 p m Saturday at her home She is survived by her parents grandparents Charles B Brooks and Mrs Effie Spencer of Logan and great grandmother Mrs Lessie McManaway of Trimble Funeral services will be at St Pauls Episcopal Church Tuesday at 10 30 a m with Rev F C F Randolph officiating Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Daniel Brooks
East Front Street
Charles B. Brooks
Effie Spencer
Logan
Lessie McManaway
Trimble
Roberts Funeral Home
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
F. C. F. Randolph
Lancaster
Oak Grove Cemetery
New Jersey Primary Sets Stage For 1952 Nominees
New Jersey voters prepare for a quiet Democratic presidential poll while Republicans brace for a three way race among Eisenhower Taft and Stassen. Up to a million ballots expected from 2.36 million registered voters. Kefauver the only Democratic entrant. Eisenhower Taft and Stassen listed for the GOP with Taft's name staying on the ballot despite withdrawal efforts.
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New Jersey
Sen
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Tennessee
GOP
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Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Alfred Driscoll
Eisenhower
Driscoll
Eisenhowr
Ohio to Get 59 Channels in New TV Setup
The FCC finalizes Ohio channel allotment across 59 stations nationwide ending the freeze. Ohio will host 12 stations in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Toledo with 22 pending applications and shifts including WLWT WKRC WCPO WXEL WNBK WLWC WLWD and WHIO-TV among others.
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Columbus
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Toledo
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Wkrc-Tv
Wcpo-Tv
WXEL
WNBK
WLWC
WLWD
Whio-Tv
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Bindlaw
Truce Talks End After 15 Second Session
In Munsan on April 14 negotiators for a Korean truce met for 15 seconds including translation time. UN Command sub delegates gave no timetable to resume recessed talks on the prisoner of war issue, one of three stumbling blocks before armistice.
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Munsan
United Nations Command
Reds
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