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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1958

Page

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Senate probes seek details on Teamsters Cadillac sale

Senate rackets investigators pressed Friday for information on the hurry up sale of a Teamsters Cadillac used in a Flint fire death. The Cadillac reportedly sold to Herman Kierdorf for a personal note, with Kaiserjord implicated as uncle of the victim Frank Kierdorf.

Washington Senate Teamsters Union Michigan John L. McClellan D-Ark Special Senate Committee Herman Kierdorf Teamster James R. Hoffa Kierdorf Frank Kierdorf Pontiac Mich Flint Herman Cadillac Hoffa George Francis Heid Minneapolis Heid Gerald Connelly Connelly Paul Ricca Long Beach Ind Robert F. Kennedy Teamsters Kennedy Ricca Owen J. Brennan Congress Maurice A. Hutcheson The Carpenters Union Hutcheson Frank Fitzsimmons Detroit Fitzsimmons

Bearded Contest Draws 2000 for Logan Bargain Days

About 2000 spectators watched 53 contestants in a beard contest during Logan Old Fashioned Bargain Days. Judges took 45 minutes to decide winners across four prize categories, with electric shavers and safety razors awarded.

Logan Ace Greeley Abe Lincoln South Market St Worthington Park Main St Eddie Hankison Carl Hart Bob Tschudy Daniel Parkinson Jerry Hutchison John Halby Fred Thomas Loren Inboden George Maxwell J. Ward Doering Tom Pittman Jim Blume Otto Shaw Roger Burr O. Nixon Trade Club Keith’s Men's Ambrose Hotel Columbus Nixon Humphrey Robert Casner Robert Rowland George Charles Logan High School Loganaires Gen. Grant Dr. J. W. Doering Roy Reich Keystone Carolyn Oliver Gretchen Rochester Tom Weiland

Solon Pushing Bill for Education Aid Amid House Action

Sen. Lister Hill announced he will push his 1 5 billion education aid plan after the House passed a 910 million measure. House opted to remove college scholarship provisions and redirect funds to a student loan program. The floor vote set the stage for conference to reconcile House and Senate proposals.

Solon Washington Lister Hill D-Ala House Senate Arthur S. Flemming Fisenhower Walter H. Judd R-Minn Adam Clayton Powell D-Ny

Crosby welcomes son born to Kathy Crosby and Bing

Hollywood star Bing Crosby and wife Kathy Grant announce the birth of a 7 pound 9 ounce baby boy. Crosby says they hoped for a girl but are happy with the new arrival and considered naming the child Mary Frances before settling on the present name.

Bing Kathy Crosby Hollywood Bing Crosby Kathy Grant Mary Frances

Space Chief Glennan Sees U.S. Progress After Sputnik

Cleveland AP report says T Keith Glennan, named head of a new civilian space agency, notes American strides but urges patience. He discusses Soviet education advances, American incentives, and plans to begin Sept. 1 with support from NACA personnel.

Cleveland National Aeronautics and Space Administration T. Keith Glennan Glennan Case Institute of Technology Atomic Energy Commission

Nautilus Heads For Europe After Pioneering Polar Path

The atomic submarine Nautilus completed a 1830 mile transpolar journey from Pearl Harbor to the Atlantic via the Arctic Ocean. Commanded by Navy Cmdr. William R. Anderson, the crew of 116 earned a unit citation from President Eisenhower. Anderson described the voyage as a path toward future nuclear cargo routes and strategic reach.

Washington Europe Pacific Atlantic Arctic Sea North America Russia White House Eisenhower Navy William R. Anderson London Soviet Union Paris Pearl Harbor Hawaii Bering Strait Alaska Siberia Arctic Anderson Wav

Mrs. Lucy Carnes Dies at 68 in Logan Ohio

Mrs Lucy Florence Carnes 68 died at 1 15 pm Friday at her home 256 Warner Ave following a long illness She was born in Hocking County lived in Logan since 1910 widow of Pearl C Carnes daughter of Hugh and Harrett Hankison Survived by son Calvin Carnes Lancaster daughter Evelyn Nimon Columbus five brothers and one sister four grandchildren and a great grandchild Funeral at Leonard Funeral Home 2 pm Tuesday Rev R B Wilson Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery Marion Two Friends may call after Sunday noon

Lucy Florence Carnes Warner Ave Hocking County Logan Pearl C. Carnes Hugh and Harrett Young Hankison Logan First Eub Calvin Carnes Lancaster Evelyn Nimon Columbus Michael Hankison Racine W. Va Sidney Rutland Warren Linwood Mich Charles Canal Winchester William Nelsonville Minnie Hampton Enterprise Leonard Funeral Home R. B. Wilson Pleasant Hill Cemetery Marion

Swedes Say U S Well Ahead Of Reds In Submarine Tests

A Swedish expert said the U S Navy leads the Soviet fleet by at least a year in atomic submarine development. An unnamed officer stated the Nautilus Arctic voyage was a final test and could have occurred earlier. Norwegian Prof Haakon Mosby praised Arctic Ocean research potential.

Anderson Frank Adams Tunica Miss Arctic Arctic Basin Stockholm U.S Dagens Nyheter U.S. Navy Oslo Haakon Mosby Norwegian Oceanographic Institute Arctic Ocean

Hammarskjold urges plan for Middle East stability and economic aid

U N Secretary General Hammarskjold proposes a broad peace and development package for the Middle East at the General Assembly emergency session. He urges Arab cohesion, noninterference, and UN backed development funds, oil cooperation, water resource use, and stronger UN forces on borders while US and USSR draft their own proposals.

United Nations, N.Y Dag Hammarskjold U.N Middle East Hammarskjold General Assembly United States Soviet Union Washington Arkady A. Sobolev U.S Lebanon Jordan Khrushchev Assembly Henry Cabot Lodge Russia Sobolev Leslie Munro New Zealand Lodge Andrei Gromyko New York Moscow United Arab Republic of Egypt Syria Iraq Saudi Arabia Yemen Libya Sudan Nasser U.A.R U.N. Truce Supervision Organization Israel

Anti-Hot Dog View Explained

Dallas. W R Fine an art dealer built an air conditioned dog house for his collies. His own home has no cooling system. If I get overheated I can take off my shirt but did you ever see a collie take off his shirt.

Dallas W. R. Fine

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Calliope Square Dance Inboden Brothers J. W. Doering Underwater Hugh L. Dryden NACA National Bureau of Standards Pittsburgh E. F. Wanner Wanner Atomic Sub Nautilus Erly Tenn Northwest Passage Bering Sea Greenland Sea North Pole Iceland England Lucy Carnes U. S Reds John Conant Wayne Timberlake Charles Frasure Big Powers
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