Polio Shots Start Tuesday for Hocking Kiddies
Hocking County health officials announce arrival of Salk vaccine and that immunization will begin Tuesday April 26 continuing the 27th and 28th with hours matching prior plans. The state reports 75 330 school children may be inoculated across 51 jurisdictions in 33 central and southeastern Ohio counties. Dr. Keller notes the first shipment arrived at Port Columbus and was provided by Eli Lilly with 8 370 vials each 9 cc. Salk attends a conference in Washington to discuss equal access to vaccine with Dr Jonas Salk and Basil O'Connor receiving presidential citations.
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H. M. Boocks
Hocking County
Athens County Health Department
State Health Department
Ohio
Martin D. Keller
Division of
Port Columbus
Eli Lilley Co
Indianapolis
Keller
Hocking
Athens
Belmont
Gallia
Guernsey
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan, Noble
Perry, Vinton
Washington
Washington, D. C
Bank Robbery Suspect Duo Faces Federal Arraignment
Herbert C. Griffith and Alice E. Green waivered examination on federal bank robbery charges in Lima after a Bendena Kansas bank hold up. The pair, held on bonds of 10000 each, fled with 1800 and had 1500 recovered from a hotel suite. Griffith, a former airman, and Green were arrested at Griffith’s brother’s Lima home.
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Toledo
FBI
Herbert C. Griffith
Alice E. Green
Lima
Griffith
Bendena
Kan
Kansas City
Actor Bela Lugo seeks commitment for drug use
Los Angeles 71 year old Bela Lugo famous for the Dracula role asked a court to commit him to a state hospital for drug addiction treatment. The hearing was set for today on his own petition seeking compulsory commitment.
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Los Angeles
Bela Lugosi
Blast injures eight at Kanawha plant in West Virginia
An explosion at a Carbide and Carbon chemical plant in Institute Kanawha Valley West Virginia early today injured at least eight workers. They were taken to local hospitals with burns and other injuries.
Ohio Model Legislature Opens With 500 Weekend Delegates
About 500 high school students participate in the fourth annual Ohio Model Legislature in Columbus. More than a hundred bills and 15 resolutions are drafted by district candidates for the nonbinding exercise sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Lt. Gov. John Brown presides. governor and other officers are elected ahead of sessions. Candidates include Stephen Allen and John Irons for governor and David Arnold and Phil Gundel for lieutenant governor.
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Ohio
Senate
House
John Brown
Ohio State University
Stephen Allen
Oak Hill
John Irons
Bellevue
David Arnold
Lima
Phil Gundel
Massillon
Martin Lehman
Portsmouth
Tom Price
Logan
Patricia Collins
Chillicothe
David Horr
Nancy Brown
Don Caprino
Marion
Janet Morris
New Boston
Robert Quinn
Steubenville
Woman Fined For Failure To Apply For Auto Tags
Mrs. Marcella H. Hallet aged 39 of 6012 West Hunter Street was fined 10 dollars plus costs in Mayor Joseph Phillips' court for failing to file an application for license plates. Police arrested her at 1125 PM on Wednesday on West Second Street after she did not transfer the car title following her husband’s death and drove without plates.
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Marcella H. Hallet
W. Hunter St
Joseph Phillips
W. Second St
Rural Sunday Observed in Ohio on May 15
Rural Life Sunday focusing on Christian meaning in agricultural and country life will be observed May 15 in Ohio communities. Local churches and farm groups plan events and services to highlight rural values and faith.
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Columbus
Ohio
70 Million Americans to Start Daylight Saving Time
The nation shifts to daylight saving time at 2 a.m. Sunday, advancing clocks to 3 a.m. and giving an extra hour of evening sun. About 70 million people head to work on the new schedule while 81 million stay on standard time, with regional differences and farming notes on milking routines.
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Western Union
Elgin Observatory
Elgin
Ill
Russell I. Hare Dies in Maryland
Russell I. Hare a retired international lawyer connected with Coudert Bros died Thursday in Millington Maryland after a long illness. He was a Logan Ohio native husband of Florence Bright Hare father of Stanley Russell Jr Robert and Del Johnson a sister Dorothy and a nephew Rev Warren Bright. Graveside rites will be held in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan with Heinlein Funeral Service in charge. Flowers may be sent to the Methodist Church in his memory.
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Logan
Millington
Marysville
Florence Bright Hare
Samuel H
Lydia T. Bright
Ohio State University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Coudert Bros. International Law Firm
New York
Paris
Washington
American Chamber of Commerce
American High School
France
United States
Kent Oaks
Stanley and
Russell Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert
del Johnson
New York City
Dorothy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein
Warren Bright
Methodist Church
Spirited Montgomery Ward Control Showdown Nearing
CHICAGO. Montgomery Ward stockholders meet to decide control of the $721 million firm. A showdown pits 81 year old chairman Avery against 43 year old financier Wolfson as they lead rival slates for all nine director posts in a bid to run Ward. The event centers at Medina Temple with 6200 seats, marking a potential watershed in American corporate history.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Avery
Wolfson
Medina Temple
Chicago
Ward Board of Directors
Florida
New York
Ward’s
Emma Becker Dies at 79 in Logan
Emma Becker 79 of 163 E Hunter St Logan died at 9 am at Hocking Valley Hospital after three days of serious illness. A Logan native she was a lifelong resident except for years in Germany visiting grandparents. She belonged to St Matthew Lutheran Church Junia Club and was known as an expert seamstress. Survived by brother Walter Becker Logan a niece Betty Shumate Jackson and three nephews Robert Klein schmidt Lexington Walter Becker Columbus and Joe Becker California. Heinlein Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Emma Becker
E. Hunter St
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles and
Fredrika Deischle Becker
Walter Becker
Betty Shumate
Jackson
Robert Kleinschmidt
Lexington, Ky
Columbus
Joe Becker
California
Heinlein
Ex-Liquor Agent Acquitted in Bribe Case
In Cleveland a former state liquor agent LeRoy Phillips, 51, was acquitted of taking a bribe from George Berry, 44, operator of an unlicensed tavern. Berry was convicted of giving a $300 bribe and sentenced to one to ten years, but released on bond pending appeal.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Charles W. White
LeRoy Phillips
Parker Fulton
George Berry
Phillips
Berry
Nehru Urges Nonpartisan Stance in Cold War
Gen. J Lawton Collins reported to President Eisenhower on Viet Nam’s political crisis amid U S Paris differences over Diem. He warned the situation is serious while noting Diem’s government still backed by Washington and possible French pressure for change. Viet Namese forces reoccupy Binh Dinh Haiphong moves and Geneva line remains the 17th parallel.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Free Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Collins
Saigon
United States
Diem
Viet Nam
Paris
Foreign Office
Binh Dinh
Haiphong
International Armistice Control Commission
18 Hurt In Train Crash Near Cleveland
Bed ford City Hospital reported at least 18 people admitted for injuries after a Morning Steeler passenger train collided with steel loaded freight cars near Cleveland. The diesel locomotive derailed but none of the passenger cars left the rails. reasons for the freight cars on the track were not explained.
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Cleveland
Bedford City Hospital
Two Year Old Girl Safe After Lighter Fluid Incident
A two year old girl swallowed lighter fluid at a home near the Lake Drive Inn at the junction of Routes 33 and 664. She was treated at a local physician's office and pronounced OK. Roy Kelch acting chief of police and sheriff's deputy Joe Breeze investigated after a 9 a.m. distress call.
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Lake Drive Inn
Brenda Sue Rosser
Judy Rosser
Roy Kelch
Joe Breeze
Senate panel approves $1.44 billion for Agriculture Dept
The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a bill funding the Agriculture Department at 1.440,893,923 dollars for the next fiscal year starting July 1. In other news, the government reported March living costs unchanged for a fourth month, the longest stretch since World War I beginning.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Nationalists reject retreat from Quemoy and Matsu
Nationalist Chinese officials reject any proposal for Chiang Kai-shek’s forces to abandon the tiny islands Quemoy and Matsu as Washington weighs a possible cease fire. Senators Morse and Knowland push limits on defense authority, while Dulles faces criticism from both sides over Quemoy and Matsu’s role in Formosa defense.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Morse
Foreign Relations Committee
Pescadores
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Dulles
Knowland
GOP
Senate
U.S
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
French Tunis Agree Upon Home Rule Plan
Paris reports a six point framework for eventual home rule in Tunisia agreed by French premier Edgar Faure and Tunisian premier Tahar Ben Ammar after midnight. The Bey of Tunis is expected to approve. French Assembly opposition looms amid colonial and imperial tensions.
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Paris
France
Edgar Faure
Tahar Ben Ammar
Tunis
Tunisia
Danish Islanders Resist Plan to Remove Their Doctor
In the Faeroe Island town of Bordo, residents mobilized against orders to oust Dr. E. Halvorsen. Crowds danced in Thorshavn after yesterday’s clashes as officials faced resistance and islands threatened to block Klaksvig harbor to stop a Danish police landing.
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Thorshavn
Faeroe Islands
Copenhagen
Bordo
Denmark
Faeroe
North Atlantic
Iceland
Shetlands
Bordo Fishing Companies
Klaksvig
Klaksvig Harbor
E. Halvorsen
Halvorsen
Nehru Attacks NATO at Bandung Conference
Indian Prime Minister Nehru denounced NATO as a protector of colonialism and urged a neutralist stance at the Asian African conference in Bandung Indonesia. He warned against siding in the Cold War and called for coexistence amid deadlock over communist colonialism.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Nehru
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Fatin Rustu Zollu
Turkey
Cominform
Weather rises to seventy five in Hocking County
Temperature in Hocking County climbed from a low of 42 last night to 75 by 1 p m today. The high yesterday reached 69 at 10 a m. The weatherman says the mercury may reach 85 this afternoon with continued warmth and some cloudiness expected Saturday.
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Hocking County
Weather across coasts mostly fair with rain in Atlantic and Pacific
The report notes rain in Atlantic and Pacific coastal areas today while weather remained generally fair across the rest of the country.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Trend Above Normal
Temperatures will average four to eight degrees above normal with normal highs 61 to 67 and lows 40 to 45. Warmer weekend followed by cooler Monday and a warm spell Wednesday. Thunderstorms possible Sunday and Wednesday with total rainfall around half to one inch.
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