Logan Blasts Pomeroy For First SEC Victory 65-47
The Logan Chieftains defeated the Pomeroy Panthers 65-47 to claim their first Southeastern Ohio League win. Logan led 14-8 after one period and 39-18 at halftime, then withstood a 16-10 third period by Pomeroy. Morgan starred with 12 rebounds, while Lappen and McLaughlin contributed key scoring for Logan.
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Logan
Pomeroy
Logan Chieftains
Pomeroy Panthers
Panthers
Chiefs
Gene Morgan
Frank MceLaughlin
Jim Murray
Dan Lappen
Bill Andrews
Bill Sheridan
Harmon
Chieftain
Morgan
Gratis
McLaughlin
Chieftains
Lappen
LHS
Willis Dicken
Rockets
Wellston
Nelsonville
Charlie Ramsey
Westinghouse Offers Loans to Strikers in Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp offers to lend up to 100 to jobless strikers and furloughed workers for Christmas. Union leaders react with mixed views calling it a bribe or a gesture, as the IWE and UE seek wage gains and work restoration after a month of strikes.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse
al Hartnett
International Ion of Electrical Workers
Daniel Margurict
Dist. 6
United Electrical Workers (Independent
Price
IWE
Carborundum Asks For 8 Inch Water Line To Plant
At a council meeting the Carborundum Company requested an eight inch water line to its new plant by May 15. Logan Trade Club officials and company representatives discussed requirements with Col Hatch of Burgess and Niple and city officials. Carborundum will inform Col Hatch of needs by early next week and Hatch will make recommendations to the council.
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Logan Trade Club
Cecil Climo
Albert Wissing
Col. Hatch
Burgess and Niple
Jay Cole
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
Joseph Phillips
Lewis Price
Gallipolis Cagers Cup 38th Straight SEC Win
Gallipolis Blue Devils beat Athens 77 62 to extend SEC win streak to 38 games and move to 3 0 in league play. John Milhoan scored 41 points on 12 field goals and 17 of 19 free throws tying the Gallia single game record.
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Gallipolis
SEC
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Athens
Bulldogs
John Milhoan
Gallia
Blue Devil
Kentucky Wins Oil Rights Over Ohio River Beds
Federal Judge Henry L. Brooks ruled Kentucky alone may lease oil drilling rights from the river’s center to the northern Ohio shore near Diamond Island, settling disputes with landowners and river counties while confirming riparian ownership on the Kentucky bank for the southern river.
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Louisville
Henry L. Brooks
Kentucky
Ohio River
Ohio
Diamond Island
Henderson
Brooks
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Slayer Is Freed
Mrs Evelyn Stafford aged 34 was freed yesterday of a first degree murder charge in the gun slaying of her husband James in April 1934 She will be returned to Lita State Hospital for further Gloser GuGb care.
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Columbus
Evelyn Stafford
James
Lita State Hospital
January Term Jurors Drawn for Grand and Petit Panels
The clerk of courts office at the Courthouse drew 45 names to serve on the January term juries. The first 15 will join the grand jury, with 30 assigned to the petit jury, including notable case target Robert Hartshorn for first degree murder.
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Clerk of Courts
Robert Hartshorn
Perry Twp
Esley Davis
South Bloomingville
Kenneth E. Hes
Logan
Robert Briley
Carbon Hill
Clarence Huffman
Benton
Mary Huston
Jane Levering
Nelsonville
Charles Miller
Evelyn Nutter
Chauncey Oldfield
Ruby Drum
Gibisonville
Grace A. Curl
Betty Clouston
Haydenville
Olive Duffy
Mary Baughman
South Logan
Walter Dane
Rt. 1
Charity Newsies Appeal For Funds
Logan Kiwanis Club members sold Charity Newsie editions of the Daily News to raise funds for needy county children who would otherwise be neglected at Christmas. The local Kiwanians supplement other efforts by this one day sale of Charity Newsie papers.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
Newsie
The
Daily News
Charly Newsie
Arabs seek UN action to oust Israel after Syria raid
Arab members at the United Nations pressed for Israel's expulsion following a deadly raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. Syria demanded sanctions and urged expulsion under UN charter provisions while Maj. Gen. Burns prepared a fuller report.
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N. Y.P
Israel
World Organization
Syria
Ahmed Shukairy
Security Council
Council
Sea of Galilee
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Burns
Damascus
Shawkat Shaquair
Syrian Army
Shuquair
Shukairy
U. N
New Way To Balance Budget Ad Appears In Coldwater
An advertisement in the Coldwater Advertiser want ads humorously proposes a financial balance plan. It reads that an attractive woman paid on Friday is broke on Tuesday and seeks a man paid on Tuesday who is broke by Friday.
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Coldwater, Mich
Want
Coldwater Advertiser
Jets Pay Tribute To First Flight
Kill Devil Hills N C witnesses a formation of 12 F84F Thunderstreak jets from Langley AFB in a tribute to the Wright brothers first powered heavier than air flight. The aircraft, capable of 500 mph, pass over the Wright Memorial during the 52nd anniversary ceremony recalling the 30 mph wind test and the 27 mile per hour wind that aided the Wright brothers.
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Kill Devil Hills
N. C
Langley Air Force Base
Wright Brothers National Memorial Monument
Wright Monument
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Ike Seeks Hike In Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower's health check at Gettysburg by Dr. Paul Dudley White drew wide interest as recovery from a Sept. 24 heart attack influenced a possible second term. Kefauver began a Democratic bid with Stevenson urging unity, while Bricker signaled a stand in for Eisenhower if he runs. Chapman Rose of Cleveland named as second choice for Ohio delegates.
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Gettysburg
White House
Paul Dudley White White
Boston
Denver
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Reed Hospital
Thomas W. Mattingly
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Presi
Eisen
Ohio
Sen
Bricker
Chapman Rose
Cleveland
the Treasury
Churches Announce Christmas Plans in Local Area
Three Hocking churches map Christmas programs as St Johns Catholic School presents The Angels Christmas Song on Sunday and Monday at 7 30 and 8 p m The St Matthew Lutheran Sunday School in Logan stages a 7 30 p m program Sunday The South Bloomingville Methodist Church hosts a nativity pageant at 7 30 p m Friday Dec 23 announced by Rev Ewing Ross
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St. John’s Catholic School
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Logan
South Bloomingville Methodist Church
Ewing Ross
Diplomatic Lottery Plan Halts UN Assembly Vote
United Nations delegates debated a lottery to break the deadlock for a Security Council seat after 35 ballots failed to elect a third nonpermanent member for 1956 57. President Jose Maza blindfolded draws Yugoslavia first then Philippines for the two seats as delegates adjourn to Monday.
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U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Jose Maza
Chile
Maza
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Carlos P. Romulo
Leo Mates
Romulo
Mates
The
Eisenhower
Lit & Tee
Logan Clay Expands to Meet Demand for Wedge Lock Pipe
Logan Clay Products Co. announces enlarged facilities to boost Wedge-Lock production. The vitrified clay pipe with an integral double-ball joint offers fast, jointed installation in 4 to 12 inch diameters and 3 to 4 foot King Size lengths.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Clay
Wedee-Lock
Louzan
Freight rate hike sought by railroads
Chicago dispatch says U S railroads urge an immediate seven percent increase in freight rates and charges to cover higher wages and material costs. The move, they claim, is the minimum needed to offset wage and material increases totaling more than a half billion dollars.
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Chicago
Credit Exhausted by Fifth of Us
In Los Angeles a debt counselor Morrie Rabinowitch testified before lawmakers that about 20 percent of U S families have exhausted credit. He urged state regulation to help indebted households and protect creditors.
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Los Angeles
Morrie Rabinowitch
Cold Wet Weather Outlook For Next 30 Days
The Weather Bureau projects colder and wetter conditions than normal for the 30 days from mid December 1955 to mid January 1956. Above normal temperatures in the Southwest and near normal along the Gulf Coast and northern New England. below normal elsewhere with the coldest in the Northern Plains. Snow likely in the northern third from the Great Lakes to the Pacific. West Coast rainfall above normal, east below normal. Below freezing expands through the Southeast into northern Florida as December remains cold. Temperatures fall to 5 below in Minot while Mis soula records up to 9 inches of snow and Miami sees a low of 49.
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Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
New England
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
West
Tennessee Valley
Florida
Rockies
Cross City
Fla
Miami
Plains
Missoula
Mont
Minot
N. D
Cold Weekend Forecast With Snow Possibility
Temperatures in the counts rose to 35 degrees at 11 30 a m while yesterday’s high reached 25 at 3 p m The overnight low dipped to seven above zero AParily cloudy and continued cold is forecast with a chance of snow in the area over the weekend
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Didi
Eisenhower Eyes Nearly Five Billion Foreign Aid Request
The Eisenhower administration plans a proposed foreign aid package around five billion dollars for next year. Military assistance would total about three billion, with economic aid near one point nine billion, far above current year levels. Some lawmakers question the size, while officials say the White House could still adjust the plan before the January 17 budget message.
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Eisenhower
Congress
State Dulles
John B. Hollister
White House
Ohio Segregation Instances Studied
The Ohio Conference of Branches NAACP legal committee probes segregation in Middletown Hillsboro and Chillicothe schools. President Charles J. Francis says if evidence exists will ask courts to rule. Middletown board president Joseph F. Woodruff disputes segregation claims.
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Columbus
Ohio Conference of Branches
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Middletown
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Charles J. Francis
Ohio
Francis
Joseph F. Woodruff
Imperial Valley Quake Shakes Towns Like Brawley
The Imperial Valley was rocked by a series of earthquakes last night from 7 43 p m to 10 51 p m toppling Christmas trees shaking buildings and breaking windows in Brawley No injuries were reported and damage was minor observers reported about 16 shocks in total as tremors rattled the region.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
Brawley
Segregation in Kentucky Parks Outlawed by Court
The Kentucky Court of Appeals outlawed separation of races in public parks, ruling that such segregation violates state law and constitutional rights. The decision marks a major civil rights milestone for Louisville and Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
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