Hartshorn Pleads Innocent After New Counsel Hired
Robert Hartshorn faced arraignment on a first degree murder charge and was held without bond. He pleaded not guilty after new counsel Phil A. Henderson was retained following the dismissal of Leslie Johnson. The case involves the November 29 killing of Lloyd Junior Hartshorn with a .22 pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hartshorn
Perry Twoslayer
Elias E. Bright
Johnson
George Hartshorn
Robert
Henderson
Florida
South Perry
Lloyd Junior Hartshorn
Washington Briefs Touch On Harriman and Other Affairs
A roundup of national notices and gossipy political notes from Washington and across the country reports Republican attacks on Gov. Averell Harriman as a potential Democratic presidential hopeful. Also covered are wartime Korea tent housing for soldiers, Edward Lamb cleared of Communist ties, and public health, labor and budget items from Ohio, Cleveland and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Santa's Telephone Service Proves To Be Too Popular
Santa Claus telephone program in Ann Arbor drew huge demand as 1 000 of 15 000 phones idle. The local phone company added four more lines direct to Santa and asked residents to limit calls from children. Merchants promoted the special number through the Ann Arbor Retail Merchants Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Santa Claus
Old St. Nick
Santa
Fire Damages Haydenville Residence
A fire of undetermined origin started in a stairway and spread to the second story causing about 2000 dollars in damage to Donald Lee Turner’s Natco home in Haydenville near the brick plant. The blaze was reported at 7:26 p.m. by Haydenville volunteers and fought by Haydenville, with Logan Fire Department aid not needed. Deputy Joe Breeze investigated for the sheriff’s department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lee Turner
Haydenville
Turner
Natco
Logan Fire Department
Burlin Taylor
Robert Courter
Ralph Courter
Taylor
Logan
Sheriff's Department
Joe Breeze
Police Label Human Torch Story Hoax
Cleveland police concluded that 17 year old Earl Fryman fabricated a tale of being kidnapped and burned at the stake after evidentiary clues surfaced. A theater ticket stub and a store receipt tied to Fryman were found, and investigators suggested he set the fire himself to create an excuse for missing school.
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Cleveland
David E. Kerr
Police Homicide Bureau
Fryman
Elmer Rouble
Bureau of Scientific Investigation
Kerr
Earl E. Fryman
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Westmont
Ill
St. Joseph's
Miami
Fla
St. Ignatius
Florida
Nationalist China urged to forgo veto at UN membership vote
Delegates from 52 nations pressed Chiang Kai-shek to refrain from using the veto as 18 new members seek admission to the United Nations. The General Assembly prepared to ratify the Special Political Committee's 18 member recommendation, while the Security Council faces a pivotal vote next week amid Soviet threats to veto if Outer Mongolia is rejected.
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United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
China
General Assembly
Special Political Committee
Outer Mongolia
Cuba
United States
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Britain
Russia
Peru
Brazil
Iran
Turkey
New Zealand
Belgium
France
Formosa
U. N
Red China
Red
Deer Fatalities Highlight Road Risks for Wildlife
Two deer in Hocking County die after vehicle strikes. A 100 pound doe was hit on Rt 75 near Oroville by Orville Rush at 8 50 p m. A 225 pound buck was struck on Rt 33 near The Diamond. Marvin Nungester reported the incidents and received the deer at the camp.
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Marvin Nungester
Hocking County
Orville Rush
Oroville
Rt. 75
Logan
Rt. 33
William Evans
Nungester
Hocking
City reports 12 crashes in December to date
Logan police logged two minor accidents yesterday bringing December’s city total to 12 crashes in the first seven days. At 5 05 p m a Reynolds auto and a taxi collided near Main Street. the taxi suffered no damage while the Reynolds car had rear damage. At 5 15 p m a second two car crash on East Main involved a parked Heft vehicle and a Johnson auto with front end damage to both cars.
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Logan
Roy Keleh
Albert S. Reynolds
S. High St
Robert E Linscott
Logan Rt. 1
Main St
Reynolds Auto
E. Main St
Hazel M. Heft
Rockbrigde Rt. 1
Erma L. Johnson
West St
Johnson Auto
Johnson
Cold fronts lift temperatures to mild midday highs
Sunny skies raised Hocking County temperatures to 48 degrees by 12 30 pm with yesterday’s high at 42 and last night’s low at 18. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and colder conditions tonight with possible snow flurries as two fresh cold air masses move in from the North and Pacific. Readings fell 10 to 15 degrees in the central Rockies and upper Mississippi Valley with subzero temperatures in Utah and the Dakotas.
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Hocking County
Chicago
Pacific
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Utah
Dakotas
Minnesota
Minot
mid-Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
New Mexico
Great Lakes
Burns Fatal Gasoline Explosion Kills Springfield Youth
Springfield youth William Arthur Davis aged 21 died yesterday from burns after gasoline exploded while he cleaned a car flywheel. Authorities report the incident occurred at his home in Springfield during routine maintenance.
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Springfield
William Arthur Davis
Ojai Town Reaches Out For Polio Stricken Parents
In Ventura California the Ojai community raises funds and supports Betty and Herb Smith of Nordhoff High School and Ojai Cooperative Nursery. The couple, both polio patients, have two young children and a mortgaged home. A charity raffle and school donations total about $2,800 to aid medical care and living expenses as they remain in hospital care.
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Ojai
Jody
Ojai Valley
Debra
Smiths
March of Dimes
Stevenson blasts hate politics at AFL-CIO meet
New York Democrat Adlai Stevenson charged Republican leaders with a dangerous brand of politics that stirs group hatred and harms democracy at home and abroad. He named Goldwater Crawford McKay and Kuehn among those he said spread inflammatory accusations. He urged restraint as AFL CIO merger prospects promise labor power for peace.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
AFL - Cio
Secretary of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Dinners
America
Germany
Roger Tubby
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Frederick Crawford
Cleveland
Douglas McKay
Philip Kuehn
Wisconsin
AFL
CIO
American Labor For Peace
Proposal Would Benefit Hocking Area Industry
Southeastern Ohio could gain from a proposed federal aid program to distressed regions. President Eisenhower would seek a domestic version of Point Four, aiming to boost plant construction and public works with loan and grant funds. Three southeastern Ohio areas are listed as distressed, including Athens Logan Nelsonville, Cambridge, and Marietta markets.
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Ohio
Congress
Eisenhower
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Douglas
Labor Department
Athens, Logan
Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking
Cambridge
Noble and
Guernsey
Marietta
Monroe
Washington
Buckeye State Sheriffs Honor Radcliff at 25th Anniversary
Pickaway County Sheriff Charles F B Radcliff received a gold badge at the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association 25th anniversary celebration in Columbus. About 300 attendees heard deputies and guests. Franklin County Deputy Don Stafford named outstanding deputy of the year for nabbing a narcotics ring in Columbus. Union County Sheriff Walter Balloway elected president, with John Bridenbaugh first vice president and Clarence Stewart second vice president. Art Shuman reelected executive secretary.
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Columbus
Pickaway
Charles FB. Radcliff
Buckeye
Assa Radcliff
Circleville
Mary Tinker
E. W. Leeds
Ashville
Franklin County
Don Stafford
Union County
Walter Balloway
Marysville
Robert Stockdale
Portage County
John Bridenbaugh
Defiance County
Clarence Stewart
Greene County
Art Shuman
Clark County
Attlee Accepts Title Of Royalty
London reports former Labour leader Clement Attlee will become Earl Attlee of a place near his home. Violet Attlee, now countess, says the exact title is secret though linked to a locality near Great Missenden where the couple resides.
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Attlee
London
Clement Ro Attlee
Labor Party
Earl Attlee
Violet
Great Missenden
Japan Forgetting Pearl Harbor Day Quiet in Tokyo
Tokyo observed Pearl Harbor Day with scant official note as the anniversary passed on December 6. The piece notes Japan's quiet remembrance, contrasting with decades of memory and the date line timing.
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Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Jurors Names To Be Drawn Here Dec 24
An entry filed in Common Pleas Court by Judge Harley Meyer set the January term juror drawing for Saturday December 24 at 10 am in the clerk of courts office. Forty five names will be drawn with fifteen for the grand jury and thirty for petit jurors. Cases include a first degree murder and several assaults with intent to rob rape and arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
Meyer
Clerk of Courts
Grand Jury
Navy Bomber Falls in Sea Collision Aboard
A two engine Navy patrol bomber crashed at sea during air submarine maneuvers last night. The Navy reported today that 3 of the 10 men aboard have been rescued and survivors were rescued.
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Hos Olulu
Navy
Red Leaders Hate Use Of Tobacco In Soviet Union
Calcutta report says Nikita Khrushchev told dinner guests that Soviet rulers hate smoking. He stated central committee members largely avoid cigarettes and pipes and that smoking is discouraged on medical grounds across the Soviet Union.
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Calcutta
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Sindri
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Wyoming Woman Charged in Ex-Wife Slaying Case
In Casper a 42-year-old mother of two, Rose, was arrested on murder charges after she testified she buried Barbara Alexander, 27, in a Casper cellar following an accidental fall and crushed by bricks. James Alexander, Barbara’s husband, said he knew nothing until the body was unearthed.
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St. Ignatius
Metropolitan Park
Casper
Wyo
Rose Alexander
Barbara Alexander
Barbara
Rose
James
Worland
Bar
Bara
Alexander
Ferguson Takes Out Nominating Petition in Ohio May Primary
Former Ohio state official Joseph T. Ferguson became the first Democrat to obtain nominating petitions for the May primary. He collected petitions from Secretary of State Ted W. Brown without stating the target office. Ferguson previously served four terms as state auditor before losing in 1982 and is seen as considering both auditor and treasurer posts.
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Columbus I
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ted W. Brown
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Leslie Johnson
Western Front
Korea
U. S. Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Korean Armistice Zone
Edward Lamb
Lancaster
State Department of
Reds
James A. Rhodes
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
George S. Middleton
Third District Appeals Court
Samuel Sheppard
LONDON \P
Mt. Everest
United Electrical Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
General Electric Co
Euclid
Franklin B. Glenn
Ironton
Tormont
Camp David
Earl R. Fryman
St. Ignatius High School
Fairview Park Hospital
U.N
Gop
Ventura
Calif
Betty
Herb Smith
California
William H
Spokane, Wash
Nordhoff High School
Herb
Smith
Nordhoff
Afl-Cio
Dem
Hocking Area
Pickaway County
Wyoming
Joe Ferguson
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