Controversy Over Health Education Work In Hocking County
A Logan Hocking County Health Board meeting turned into charges of non cooperation against Health Commissioner Dr. H M Boocks over continuance of the health education program. Moran the health education coordinator and Mrs. Shaw the health council president defended the program while Dr Boocks cited educator sentiment and travel pay issues amid questions of funding and school support.
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Hocking County
Logan-Hocking County
Health Board
Paul Shaw
Hocking County Health Council
Michael Moran
Moran
Shaw
H. M. Boocks
Hocking
State Department of Education
Boocks
Dr. Boocks
Health Department
Brocks
Lorena Larimer
C. G. Grattidge
C. S Matheny
Charles Barker
Logan Man Injured In Boat Accident At Buckeye Lake
Logan man George Lohr suffered deep cuts to his right arm after the motorboat he was starting sped up and dragged him under at Buckeye Lake near Rownd Island. Two men hauled him from the water, a tourniquet was applied, eight stitches were needed, and he was released after treatment by a Millersport physician. His father Marcus Lohr owns a trailer at Shell Beach.
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Buckeye Lake
George Lohr
Rownd Island
Kerr's Island
Lohr
Walter H. Moxley
Lancaster
Moxley
Logan
Millersport
Marcus Lohr
S. Culver St
Shell Beach
Cincinnati City Aide Held For Fund Theft
Cincinnati city urban renewal officials say Richard R. Hobey aged 30 admitted stealing about 300 dollars in rental payments on city bought slum clearance property. Investigators say he collected full rent from tenants but showed only partial payments in his records after his Monday arrest.
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Cincinnati
Richard R. Hobey
Hobey
Ex Union Aide Hid AIW Cash Under Papers at HQ
Former AIW secretary Anthony Doria testified before Congress that thousands of union dollars were stored in an iron strong box under papers at AIW headquarters in Milwaukee. He admitted not giving members an accounting and claimed records may have disappeared while defending associate Johnny Dio and denying personal use of funds.
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Washington
Anthony Doria
The
Allied Industrial Workers
AIW
Milwaukee
Doria
Senate
New York
Johnny Dio
Dio
Heaton
Union
Mexicans Return Earthquake Donations
Mexico City The Interior Department says it is returning donations sent by individuals to aid victims of last month's quake. The notes thank donors and explain the government is handling all urgent quake-related problems.
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Mexico City
Interior Department
House Expected to Approve Postal Rate Hike
Washington leaders from both parties predicted House passage of a bill to raise mailing charges to offset a postal operating deficit. The measure would lift first class rates and provide graduated rises for newspapers magazines and advertising mail, aiming to add about 527 million a year by 1960.
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House
McCormack
Martin
Eisenhower
Senate
Post Office Department
Boy 13 Fears Pal Will Snitch and Shoots
In Klamath Falls Oregon a 13 year old boy Bernie B Kurtz was jailed after admitting the slaying of his 12 year old playmate Johnny Morris. They burglarized a home took eight guns for a hunting trip and drove off in a pickup toward Elg Mountain where Johnny was found shot and hidden in a burned log.
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Orc
Bernie B. Kurtz
Murray Britton
Johnny Morris
Henley
Oregon
Britton
Bernie
Johnny
Elg Mountain
Prominent Names Echo in Hollywood Libel Trial
In Los Angeles the libel trial features Clark Gable denying ties to Francesca de Scaffa who testified she had an affair with him for Confidential while gathering material on Josephine Dillon. Howard Rushmore, former Confidential editor, described a web of madams and informants behind magazine stories as the case unfolds.
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Los Angeles
Clark Gable
Francesca de Scaffa
Maui
Gable
Rushmore
de Scaffa
Hollywood
Dillon
Miss de Scaffa
Mexico
William L. Rizzi
Ronnie Quillan
Miss Quillan
Desi Arnaz
Ronnie
Confidential
Robert Harrison
Logan Chieftains Football Schedule and Exams Set
Mel Adams, new head coach for the Logan Chieftains, reminds prospective gridiron players to report for physical examinations Wednesday at 9 a.m. Football practice starts in a week with the Sept 13 opener at Lancaster, then games against Bexley, Gallipolis, Wellston, Middleport, Jackson, Nelsonville, Athens, and Pomeroy through Nov 8.
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Logan Chieftains
LHS
Chieftains
Lancaster
Logan
Bexley
Gallipolis
Wellston
Middleport
Jackson
Nelsonville
Athens
Pomeroy
Soviet Admits Aid To Syria
Soviet Ambassador Sergei Nemtchina said Russia is prepared to stand by Syria against foreign plots. Damascus and Pravda linked Soviet support to counter imperialist interference in the Middle East. The United States rejected Syria’s accusation of a US conspiracy and noted a possible aid offer to end the Israeli conflict.
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Sergei Nemtchina
Syria
Sabri Assali
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pravda Today
U.S.S.R
Middle East
Oman
America
U. S
Shukri Kuwady
Israel
Student Swap Ship Docks Influenza Outbreak In New York
The Arosa Sky docked in New York ending a 200 case influenza episode among 847 aboard. 27 students were kept for observation with temperatures over 102, none needing hospitalization. Health officials boarded the ship and arranged transport while most passengers received further travel instructions at the hotel and ballroom.
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New York
American Field Service
Field Service
Manhattan
Martha Washington
New Yorker
Swanton Man Bound To Grand Jury In Murder Case
Preston Fisher, 41, will be bound to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge after stabbing his wife Geneva Fisher, 39, to death Monday during a trial visit from a mental institution. He is to return to a Battle Creek VA hospital next Thursday after a 30 day trial. Deputy Alfred Bartko said Fisher described the act as a nightmare from which he awakened to find himself stabbing his wife.
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Toledo
Swanton
Preston Fisher
Veterans Administration
Battle Creek
Mich
Alfred Bartkowiak
Fisher
Geneva
Big SEORC Exhibit Set for 1957 Ohio State Fair
The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council announces its 1957 state fair display August 23 to 31 in Columbus. Logan firms and the Logan Trade Club share booths with four Logan industries. The exhibit features park images, a large county map, color slides, and a $50 saving bond drawing. Other counties and organizations join, with two major displays at the west end and talks on energy and industry.
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Richard Hall
SEORC
Hocking County
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Hocking
General Hocking Brick Co
Lake Logan
Old Man's Cave
Rock House
Cantwell Cliffs
Ash Cave
Tar Hollow
Cedar Falls
Conkle’s Hollow
Trade Club
Hocking County Agricultural Extension Office
SECRC
Atomic Energy
Iron and Chemical Industries
Ohio
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Bob Evans Farm, Inc
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital
Milk Marketers
Rio Grande College
Columbus
D. Robert Jones
Film Producer Tells Of Counter Spy Role
NEW YORK a pudgy man in a camel hair coat recalls his counterspy life in a Munich hotel when a cable with the code word Cinerama warned him to return home. Boris Morros, 62, testified before a federal grand jury as part of espionage cases against the Soble Albam and Zlatovski groups with sentences already handed down.
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New York
Munich
Germany
Cinerama
Boris Mikhailovitch Morros
Hollywood
United States
Paris
Moscow
Morros
U. S
Thomas B. Gilchrist Jr
Jack Soble
Jacob Albam
George Zlatovski
Albam
Morris
Europe
East Berlin
Dayton Robbery Suspects Captured After Armed Hold Up
In Dayton Ohio Herbert White 34 lay in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital after an armed robbery at the 2400 Bar. Donald Armstrong 21 and James Bowles 20 were arrested nearby and implicated in the shooting. Police recovered the $114 taken and said witnesses noted White’s startled reaction before the fatal shot.
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Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Herbert White
Montgomery County
Ohio Highway
Donald Armstrong
Armstrong
James Bowles
White
Hocking youth sent to BIS for probation breach
A 17 year old Logan area boy was sentenced to the Boys Industrial School by Judge Rhea Bangert Brown after breaking probation. He admitted to a May Hocking Drive-In Theatre break in addition to a July 4 incident of driving without an operator's permit. Juvenile Officer George Johnson reported.
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Logan Area
Boys Industrial School
Rhea Bangert Brown
Hocking Drive-In
George Johnson
Meany Opposed To Hoffa Stance On Fifth Amendment
AFL CIO President George Meany rejected Teamsters leader James Hoffa’s push against the AFL CIO policy on officials invoking the Fifth Amendment. Meany said the federation will cooperate with Congress to expose labor corruption while Hoffa’s faction argues the stance threatens liberty and union strength as the council weighs Maurice Hutcheson’s case for taking the Fifth.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Meany
Aflcio
Hoffa
Council
Maurice A. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters Union
Senate approves military construction authorizations
The Senate voted to authorize military construction projects totaling 1 445 285 000 for the current fiscal year. The authorization bill was approved Monday night with 1 203 412 000 in new authorizations, less than the House version at 1 603 072 000. Differences will be resolved in a compromise. The House passed an appropriations bill setting 1 581 000 000 for military construction.
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Senate
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