Two Injured In Car Crash In Logan Sunday noon
Logan police reported a collision at Culver and Second streets injuring two women and causing minor bruises to six others. Mrs. Harry Say and Miss Anna Snyder, both of Logan, sustained a severe head laceration and a back injury respectively. Snyder was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital in fair condition.
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Logan
Culver
Second Streets
Harry Say
Anna Snyder
Snyder
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Conkle
Harford Turvey
Route 1
Turvey
Culver Street
Conkle
Second Street
Roger W. Friend
Betty Conkle
Mike
Betty Turvey
Mariana
Funds to Fight Arthritis Sought
A nationwide campaign to raise two million dollars to combat arthritis opened last night. The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation organized about a year ago in New York City with Floyd B. Odum of Atlas Corporation as chairman and Dr. W. Paul Holbrook of Tucson as president.
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Tucson
Ariz
Itis
New York City
Floyd B. Odum
Atlas Corporation
W. Paul Holbrook
Navy Introduces Speedier Skyraider Variant AD-2
In El Segundo California Douglas Aircraft unveiled a more powerful faster Skyraider variant for the Navy. The AD 2 uses a Wright engine boosting takeoff performance and speed for carrier operations.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
Navy
New York Endures Third Heaviest Snowfall in History
New York City faced 19.5 inches of snow with 12 deaths nationally as the northeast storm paralyzed travel. Subways operated near normal while Long Island Railroad canceled 24 trains. airports closed. Mayor O Dwyer mobilized city resources to cope.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
New England
Long Island
Atlantic
la* Guardia
New York International Airport
Newark
N. J
William O'Dwyer
Ralph Bumgardner Dies at Sugar Grove
Ralph Bumgardner 61, longtime operator of the Crystal Springs Inn, died Sunday at his home Sugar Grove Route 1 after a heart attack. Funeral services at 1 PM Wednesday Ray Wise Funeral Home Lancaster. burial Sharp Cemetery Sugar Grove. Survivors include wife Mary three brothers Clay Manhasset NY Hugh Milwaukee WI James Miami FL three sisters Aden Chadwell Columbus Gail Crossin Washington DC Rose Salyer Lancaster and his mother Mrs Agnes Bumgardner Sugar Grove Route 1.
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Crystal Springs Inn
Sugar Grove
Ray Wise
Lancaster
Sharp Cemetery
Mary
Clay
Manhasset
N. Y
Hugh
Milwaukee
Wis
James
Miami
Fla
Aden Chadwell
Columbus
Gail Crossin
Washington, D. C
Rose Salyer
Lancastr
Agnes Umgardner
Flood Inundates Five Iranian Villages Near Isfahan
Ettalaat reports 200 missing after flood swallows five villages near Isfahan. Thousands homeless and without food as snow follows the disaster with damages estimated in the millions of dollars.
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Tehran
Iran
Ettalaat
Isfahan
Logan Junior High Chorus to Broadcast Concert
The Logan Junior High School chorus directed by Miss Minnie Louise Bowen will air a 30 minute concert on Lancaster Radio Station at 2 PM Tuesday. School officials announced the broadcast and said other Fairfield County school programs will be announced.
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Logan Junior High School
Minnie Louise Bowen
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Netherlands say UN intervention futile over Indonesia
The Netherlands told the United Nations Security Council that intervention is useless after launching air sea and land attacks on Java and Sumatra. The U N session adjourned early as Russian and Ukrainian delegates were absent and talks with Indonesian authorities were deemed futile due to noncooperation in forming a United States of Indonesia by January 1.
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Netherlands
United Nations Security Council
Indonesia
Council
Republic of Indonesia
United States
Java
Sumatra
Jogjakarta
Pearl Harbor
Dutch Troops Take Jogjakarta in Java Police Action
Dutch forces seized Indonesia's capital Jogjakarta in rapid assaults and paratrooper landings. They announce a police action as leaders were interned and fighting reported minimal with six Dutch dead and eight wounded.
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Jogjakarta
Netherlands Army
Java
Sumatra
Today's Markets At a Glance
Wheat firm with light cash marketings. Corn steady early then easy at close. Oats slightly lower with light trade. Hogs down 25 to 50 cents from Friday, top 22.00. Cattle unevenly steady to 1.50 higher, top 35.00. Stocks lower and quiet. Bonds irregular with narrow changes.
Picnickers Killed In Buenos Aires Truck Crash
Forty one people died when a truck carrying 47 picnickers rolled down a hill and into a passenger train near Buenos Aires. A watchman said brake failure caused the wreck on the steep slope.
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Buenos Aires
Ohio Snow Finally Expected to Persist Through Tuesday
Snow blankets Ohio with the northern region likely to see more accumulation before tomorrow. Temperatures rise to the forties tomorrow as light rain or snow continues today. Six traffic fatalities were reported, three blamed on icy highways, and a Greyhound bus accident near Litchfield injured seven. The Ohio River was three feet below flood stage, rising slowly, with Rivermen noting snow will not affect river levels significantly.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Greyhound
Litchfield
Akron
Detroit
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Dayton
Snowfall Totals 1 5 Inches Here Heaviest
Snowfall of 1.5 inches fell in Logan and Hocking County over the weekend. Officials say roads were open but wet and slippery. Plows were deployed and salt sprayed on dangerous stretches as temperatures rose from 29 to 35 degrees.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Garage
State Highway
Christmas Shopping Hits Record Peak In Logan
Logan shoppers packed stores Saturday after noon and night as Christmas buying neared peak. Retailers expected heavy volume to continue through the week with extended hours and a 5 30 P M close on Christmas Eve.
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Logan
The
Daily News
Carollers Rescued After Boston Harbor Shipwreck
Twenty two Christmas carolers from the Sacred Heart Choral Society of Newton on the 150 ton steamer Stephen O Meara were shipwrecked off Castle Island in Boston harbor for five hours. They and the nine man crew were rescued by a coast Guard picket boat. They abandoned plans for a holiday concert due to rough seas.
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Boston
Long Island
Sacred Heart Choral Society of
Newton
Stephen O’meara
Coast Guard
Castle Island
Fire damages Mt Gilead feed store and garage building
Firemen blamed defective wiring for a blaze that destroyed a downtown Mt Gilead building housing a feed store and garage. Damage was estimated at $100,000. No injuries were reported.
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MT. Gilead
Record deer hunt in Ohio tops 1500 for season
Northeastern Ohio counties tallied a record deer kill as snow limited drive time. Wardens report about 1,200 to 1,500 bucks and does by season end with no serious injuries and several large bucks listed from Columbiana, Ashtabula, Geauga and other counties.
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Ohio
Richard H. Smith
Associated Press
R. Neil Mattern
Harrison County
Trumbull
Columbiana
Lake
Tuscara
Ashtabula
Portage
Geauga
Lake and
Portage County
Henry J. Shreader
Ravenna
Nimrods
Paul R. Cox
Kensington, C
Dungannon
Columbiana County
Robert Winchell
Cold Springs
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Agreement Ends School Quarrel in Twinsburg Ohio
Tw o minors townspeople celebrate return to classes after mass resignations by 16 teachers and the high school principal Glen Powell due to outside interference. A parent had charged Powell with assault and battery. Powell was held in Summit County court. The Real Estate Owners' Association supported resumption of classes. the board will decide dismissals of three students for disrespect at tonight's session.
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Twinsburg
Glen Powell
Powell
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Real Estate Owners’ Association
Frederick L. Witt
Supreme Court declines to review Tojo tribunal verdict
The Supreme Court on a 6-1 vote refused to interfere with the international military tribunal that condemned former premier Tojo and six other Japanese warlords to death. Justices said they had no authority to review or overturn the judgments, upholding the wartime tribunal set up by General MacArthur.
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Supreme Court
International Military Tribunal
Tojo
L-Nation Tribunal
MacArthur
Rutledge
Jackson
High Court
Vinson
Black
Reed
Frankfurter
Douglas
Burton
United States
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Communists Lead 24 Hour Strike in Italy
Rome reports a communist led nationwide stoppage by government workers as depots in Rome Milan and Bologna were deserted. The strike began at midnight and was set to end at midnight with limited disruption to city life and bus service.
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Rome
Milan
Bologna
Renowned Sculptor Edgardo Simone Dies in California
Edgardo Simone, internationally known sculptor, died in California aged 58 after a cerebral hemorrhage. The Italian native created many film sculptures including busts of Gen John P. Pershing, Benito Mussolini and Theodore Dreiser.
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Los Angeles
Edgardo Simone
Italy
Simone
John P. Pershing
Benito Mussolini
Theodore Dreiser
Utah Bus Crash Kills 13 Persons
Thirteen people died and 43 were injured in a two bus collision near Tooele Utah on a foggy highway. Four servicemen aboard the eastbound Burlington bus were killed. One victim was Albert Marschka a 53 year old Toledo contractor. His wife Nancy Johnson of Lancaster Ohio was seriously injured.
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Tooele
Utah
Burlington Trailways
Salt Lake City
Toledo, Ohio
California
Albert Marschka
Nancy Johnson
Lancaster, O
Al Jolson Donates Mansion to Hospital Yuletide Gift
Hollywood star Al Jolson donated his $75,000 Mulholland Drive estate to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The 14 room mansion will be held by the hospital and used as it sees fit. Jolson performed Christmas melodies for the hospital earlier in the day.
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al Jolson
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Mulholland Drive
Mountaintop
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