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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1956

Page

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Chiefs Rally Past Wellston 65-62 to Lead SEC Standings

Logan Chieftains edged Wellston Rockets 65-62 to seize sole possession of first in the SEC. Ben Buckles led with 23 points while Gene Morgan and Willis Dicken added 15 each before fouling out. replacements and strong bench play preserved the slim lead amid a tense finish.

LHS Harry Westfall Wellston Chiefs Ben Buckles Rockets Gene Morgan Willis Dicken Dicken Morgan Jim St. Clair Bill Cooksey Logan Jim Murray Chieftain Nets Max Walton Rocket Buckles Dick Potts Jack Walton St. Clair Potts Murray

Deer Hunters Get Their Last Chance Today

Deer hunters in Hocking County face a final opportunity as the four day season nears its end. Only nine kills have been verified by county game protector Marvin Nungester and Trimble Wildlife Area manager Matt Wright amid light activity and rain. They noted deer in Good Hope Two and Falls Two and warned that stalk technique may be the issue. Ohio’s Buckeye Big Buck Club now offers honorary membership for big bucks meeting Boone and Crockett standards with heads scored by taxidermists or declared via official forms.

Hocking County Marvin Nungester Matt Wright Trimble Wildlife Area Mr. Wright Good Hope Falls Ohio Buckeye Big Buck Club Ohio Division of Wildlife Boone and Crockett Club Boone & Crockett Club

High Publishing Costs Kill Two Famous U S Magazines

Crowell-Collier Publishing Co announces the closure of Collier s and Woman s Home Companion next month due to rising costs and declining ad revenue. The board says 2 600 employees will lose jobs as Look magazine will take over unexpired subscriptions and subscriptions to the Companion are redirected.

New York Collier's The Woman's Home Companion Crowell-Collier Publishing Co Paul C. Smith Smith Crowell-Collier Companion Gardner Cowles Cowles Magazine, Inc Look Magazine Colliers

Hope Is Seen For Restoring Phone Service

Portsmouth officials say there is hope telephone service in Scioto County may be restored soon possibly next week after Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. asked for a restraining order to ban picketing. A hearing was set for Monday as police prepare to back law enforcement. a new bargaining session with the union is set for Tuesday in Columbus.

Portsmouth Scioto County Ohio Scioto New Boston Vernon Smith Columbus CWA General Telephone Co Ohio Consolidated Marion Celina Waverly Jackson New Philadelphia J. Curtis Fletcher

Fight Over GI Mortgage Rates Affects Rural Veterans

Ohio veterans in rural towns face limited GI loan access as Congress considers raising the mortgage rate from 4 to 5 percent. House Veterans Committee Chair Olin Teague argues higher rates won't help those most in need in small cities and countryside, citing low loan percentages in counties like Pike and Adams. Proposals include trimming red tape and boosting VA lending, potentially adding up to $1 billion for rural borrowers.

Gress Olin E. Teague D-Tex House Veterans Committee Teague Ohio Franklin County Columbus Pike County Delaware County Delaware Cuyahoga Cleveland Lake Summit Akron Mahoning Youngstown Marion Lucas Toledo Adams

Man Charged in Fairfield County Fatal Traffic Crash

Fairfield County sheriff Ray Combs says he will file a second degree manslaughter charge against Gerald B Flowers in the death of 48 year old Lowell Tucker of Diamond. Flowers 28 of Rockbridge Rt 1 was the driver in a head on collision with a National Supply Co truck near Lancaster on Rt 33. Tucker died on arrival at Fairfield Hospital. Flowers is hospitalized with a fractured elbow concussion and shock in apparently good condition. The crash occurred in fog while Flowers attempted to pass an unknown vehicle and fail to return to his lane. Donald Mays 36 of Logan Rt 1 drove the truck and escaped injury.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Ray Combs Gerald B. Flowers Lowell Tucker Diamond Flowers Rockbridge Rt. 1 National Supply Co Lancaster Tucker Lancaster Fairfield Hospital Combs

Dulles Reports to Eisenhower After Paris Talks on NATO Split

Secretary of State Dulles returns from Paris to report to President Eisenhower on progress toward healing Atlantic alliance strains caused by the Egypt action. He says private talks with Lloyd and Pineau helped bury differences and will set stage for Eisenhower Nehru talks.

Washington Dulles Paris Eisenhower Egypt Selwyn Lloyd Christian Pineau Nehru Red China Hungary Suez Canal

Weekend Cold Snap Expected in County

Cloudy and colder weather is forecast for the weekend with rain in the area. The temperature reached 50 degrees at 11 a.m. today after a low of 46 last night, with a high of 49 degrees recorded at 2 30 p.m. Friday.

NATO seeks UN backed settlement in Middle East crisis

Paris reports NATO ministers urge a negotiated end to the Israeli Arab conflict through the United Nations. They call for reopening the Suez Canal and monitor Soviet moves in the region while strengthening alliance military and political links. Dulles says talks with Lloyd and Pineau repair strains in Western unity.

Paris Atlantic Alliance United Nations NATO Middle East U.N Suez Canal Britain France New York Dag Hammarskjold Egypt U. N

Egyptians Fire On UN Patrol At Port Said Amid Withdrawals

Egyptian guerrillas fired at a Norwegian UN police patrol in Port Said as UN troops take over the port during the British French withdrawal. No casualties among UN forces occurred. The attack followed multiple assaults by Egyptian underground as the withdrawal continued.

U.N Port Said Egypt U. N Theseus England

Army Jupiter C claims 15000 mph test flight

Report cites confirmable data from Mis siles and Rockets editor Erik Bergaust about a Jupiter C three stage test reaching nearly 650 miles altitude and 3300 miles range with an alleged speed near 15000 mph. Sources say Air Force plans Cape Canaveral test of a Douglas Thor similarly.

Missiles and Rockets Magazine Erik Bergaust Army Air Force Cape Canaveral Fla Navy Bergaust

Search Launched For Famed Writer In Conn Disappearance

Police continued the search for national writer George Sessions Perry 46 who vanished from his Guilford home Thursday. Officers focused on rugged terrain extending north from the property toward the Mammomassett River valley.

Guilford Conn George Sessions Perry Perry Mammomassett River

He Goes Hunting Bride Walks Out Divorce Granted

Robert E. Peters, 25, filed for divorce after rabbit hunting the day after his wedding 21 months ago when his bride Adria Peters, 20, disappeared. Judge Raymond E. Ladriere granted the divorce Friday.

ST. Louis Robert E. Peters Adria Raymond E. Ladriere Peters

Polish and Hungarian Unrest Against Soviet Rule

Anti Soviet protests rise in Poland with demonstrations in five towns and student marches in Lublin Czestochowa Kutno and Lalisz. In Hungary Kadar tightens control as workers at Budapest plants refuse to work demanding release of imprisoned labor leaders.

Hungary Poland Kadar United Workers’ Communist Party Russia East Germany Stettin Warsaw Lublin Czestochowa Kutno Lalisz Wladyslaw Gomulka Cegielsko Steel Works Poznan Budapest Janos Kadar

Two Cincinnati Officers Fired for Off Duty Conduct

City patrolmen Edward L. Wagner and August Christman were dismissed after a hearing on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The case stemmed from bringing a woman into their official car in a lover's lane area of Cincinnati at night.

Cincinnati Edward L. Wagner August Christman

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By Jim Myers Wellston Rockets Logan Chieftain Cagers Pomeroy Gallipolis Chieftains Gary Fridenmaker SEOL Logan Wellston Athens Nelsonville Middleport U. S Hope Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co Robert E. Layton State Highway Patrol Layton Frank J. Lausche National Guard Congress Clinton Gallia Henry Highland Big City Veterans Administration Donald Mays Logan Rt. 1 Ske Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Hun U.S Atlantic United States Mid-East Big Three Harmony Suez Canal Zone John Foster Dulles Lloyd Pineau Sinai Peninsula Italy Greece Yugoslavia Patrick Air Force Base Florida Caribbean South Atlantic South America Ascension Island National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Wallops Island Northrop Brazil Bride Associated Press Csepel Iron and Steel Works Sandor Bacz
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