Chiefs rally for first win with 18-point final period
Logan Chieftains defeated Groveport 61 47 to secure their first win of the season in non league play. Frank McLaughlin led with 22 points aided by Willis Dicken 11 and Gene Morgan 10 as Logan shot 40 percent and held Groveport to 24 percent.
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Willis Dicken
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Groveport
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Bob Sheen
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Murray Buckles
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Caldwell Keinline
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Soviet Leaders Promote Burma Aid Amid Asian Tour
In Rangoon Burma Russia’s two top men Bulganin and Khrushchev push a selling tour through Burma with planned stops in Heho and Mandalay as U Nu shuns joint appearances. Dulles and Portugal's foreign minister denounce Soviet remarks while Burma's leader hosts talks on possible economic aid and Burma’s past credit deal.
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Washington
Dulles
Portugal
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Khrushchev
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Moscow
Red Party
Paulo Cunha
India
Goa
Nuclear Reactor Hinted In Bomber
Cincinnati reports quote General Electric officials declining to comment on claims a nuclear reactor flew in the nose of an Air Force B 36 bomber. GE’s D Roy Shoults cites strict Atomic Energy Commission regulations while noting the reactor did not power the craft and was tested for shielded installation effects.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Reckless Motorist Fined For Slow Driving
James R. Roach 47 of Columbus was fined 810 and costs by Mayor Joseph Phillips on a reckless operation charge for driving too slowly. Police said his car hindered traffic and weaved across the street on W Hunter St near Priday.
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James R. Roach
Columbus
Joseph Phillips
W. Hunter St
Bolo Pom
Police Check Three Traffic Accidents After Safe Driving Day
City police investigated three traffic accidents yesterday, including a hit-and-run. At 4:30 p.m. Robert Wildermuth, 18, was rear ended by Charles Duffey, 31, who received a suspended fine for license plate transfer failure.
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Robert O. Wildermuth
Logan Rt. 3
Zanesville Ave
Vine St
Charles R. Duffey
New Straitsville
Joseph Phillips
E. Second St
Theodore R. Kennedy
N. Orchard St
Hocking County
Second St
John A. Funk
Logan Rt
Funk
Kennedy
Charles Schrader
West St
Luckoff
Schrader
Rain to Change to Snow Sunday Forecast in County
A mild rainy day in the county gave way to a forecast of snow on Sunday as the weatherman warned of a temperature drop. A 50 degree reading was logged at 11 am today with yesterday’s high at 42 and a low around 37 last night.
Pigs Gain Faster With Air-Conditioned Pens
ATLANTIC CITY N J a Purdue University expert reports cooled pigs gain more weight in summer heat. Professor F N Andrews Hlogs of the Department of Animal Husbandry says refrigerated slabs in pigpens increase daily gains by about three tenths of a pound compared with uncooled pigs.
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Boy Shows Signs He's A Bureaucrat
Oklahoma City Traffic Judge James Demopolos worries his 8-year-old son Jimmy may become a bureaucrat. He recalls a letter from Jimmy while in New Orleans to address an American Bar Association meeting asking, Are you feeling OK, dad Please check yes or no in the space provided.
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New Orleans
American Bar Assa
Ohio Farmland Loss Spurs Vanishing Farmer Trend
Ohio farmers exit state land at a rapid pace from 1950 to 1954 with 22 285 fewer farms and nearly 977 825 acres lost. Experts cite mechanization, industrial expansion, and rising capital needs as the cost-prize squeeze drives larger, fewer farms and a growing rural resident class.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Department of Commerce
W. B. Wood
State University
British Train Wreck Kills 12 at Barnes Station
A electric train with 150 passengers crashed into a standing freight train near Barnes Station eight miles west of London. Twelve people died and more than 50 were injured in a blazing wreck as passengers and rescuers pulled survivors from the flames.
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London
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Thames Valley
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Idle Machinist Cited In Holdup
Police in Cleveland arrest Edward A Kump, 28, for a 2100 holdup of the Society for Savings branch. He admitted the robbery citing debts and headaches. Kump was jailed in Cleveland Heights after a car license trace led to recovery of the money and pistol. Mrs Mayer reported the teller was threatened with a paper bag.
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Society For Savings
Cleveland Heights
Edward A Kump
Kump
Margaret Mayer
Mayer
Ohio Trucker Dies in Fort Wayne Pileup
A three truck crash killed Thomas Hartley, 28, of Wellston Ohio, in a icy curve on US 30 four miles east of New Haven Indiana. He died at the scene and authorities investigated the wreckage and weather conditions.
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Thomas Hartley
Wellston
Ohio
US 30
New Havin
Sparkman says Republicans won’t call tune in 1956
Oklahoma City Sen. Sparkman criticizes GOP attempts to narrow campaign themes and vows Democrats will discuss broader issues. He cites foreign policy as a key area and contrasts Democratic restraint with what he calls Republican bluster. Stevenson and Williams disagree on moderation and seek platform unity.
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Sisters Separated But Only Briefly
In Nashville Tennessee two sisters Mary Corcoran and Nellie Corcoran lived apart briefly when Nellie attended St Catherine's College near Bardstown Kentucky. Mary died at 545 PM and Nellie followed a half hour later in the same day ending a long period of close companionship.
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Rain Wet Highways Hamper Ohio Driving Conditions
Ohio state highway director S P Linzell reported that highways across the state were slick with rain mist and fog hampering travel conditions across many routes. Road crews issued cautions for drivers and urged slow careful speeds amid wet conditions.
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Columbus
S. P. Linzell
Deer Hunters Report Limited Success Here
Hocking County hunters report modest success during the open three day season. Joe Hall of Logan bagged a 200 pound eight point buck in Ross County. Robert Boyd of Mowrystown and Dale Hower of Fairmont each felled a 200 pound doe and 180 pound doe respectively in Union Furnace and Rockbridge areas. Cecil Burroughs of Hue killed a 114 pound duck near Cedar Falls. Hunters from Cincinnati suburbs also took deer in Hocking County. Many hunters lodging in hotels and motels around Mohler Motel seeking the one deer limit.
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Logan
Ross County
Cecil Burroughs
Hue
Cedar Falls
Cincinnati
Robert Boyd
Mowrystown
Union Furnace
Dale Hower
Fairmont
Rockbridge
Ohio
Mr. Boyd
Mr. Hower
Mohler
New Dairy Co op Lists 4 From Area On Committees
At a Thursday night meeting in Athens area, about 65 dairy farmers joined a new milk cooperative to replace Athens Milk Sales Inc. Clayton Poling of Logan was named to the policy forming committee, while Theodore Dupler, J B Wagoner and Zora Crawford of Logan were named to the advisory committee. The group plans to name the new cooperative Partners Cooperative Milk Sales Association.
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Logan
Theodore Dupler
J. B. Wagoner
Zora Crawford
Coop
Partners Cooperative Milk Sales Associa Be
Yall Plage Bo Aucorporale
GM To Refute Dealer Gripes At Senate Hearings
Harlow Curtice of General Motors told senators the company will present documentary evidence to counter dealer complaints about sales pressure, franchise actions, and equipment demands as more GM executives testified before the antitrust subcommittee led by Sen. O Mahoney.
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Harlow H Curtice
General Motors Corp
Curtice
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Wyoming Democrat
Senate
Harlow Curtice
Senate Group
Tokyo Fire Destroys 1000 Buildings Homeless 6615 People
A massive early day fire in Tokyo on Amami Island destroyed about a thousand buildings leaving 6615 people homeless with no casualties reported. Georgia Tech students protested Governor Griffin in effigy in Atlanta over a segregation proposal affecting Sugar Bowl participation. Elmer Trigger Burke was convicted of first degree murder in New York bar killing. Warsaw radio reports Communist Poland shipped 35 million Christmas tree ornaments to the United States. Funeral services set for Charles Edward Davenport in Cleveland for his boogie blues compositions.
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Amami Island Group
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
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New York
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Trigger’ Burke
London
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Chinese group in Maizuku resists repatriation offer
A group of Chinese Communists in Maizuku, Japan, refused to board a repatriation flight today, insisting they want to go home.
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Japan
Union Leaders Gauge GOP and Democratic Appeals to AFL CIO
New York reports the AFL CIO merger faces political scrutiny as 16 million workers may sway presidential support. Eisenhower will keynote via telephone, Harriman and Stevenson will address key union lines, while GOP and Democrats weigh labor alignment and potential slush fund accusations.
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GOP
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Gettysburg
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Adlai Stevenson
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CIO
Ersatz Coffee Still Big German Seller
In Frankfurt Germany wartime ersatz coffee remains a popular seller. Many prefer its taste to real coffee and its main attraction is price, at under one tenth the cost of real coffee.
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Vprankfurt
Germany
Indiana Youth’s Highway Spree Ends In Jail
A 16 year old Gary Indiana youth James Richard Metcalfe escaped three crashes and a speed test in a 250 mile chase across Indiana and Kentucky. Police say the cars were stolen and he faces grand larceny charges with a $1000 bond awaiting Tuesday court arraignment.
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