Chiang Ready To Negotiate For Peace Framed By Courtship Motive
Newark Ohio December 31 authorities filed the slaying of Jane Williams 45 a Cleveland teacher and Ernest Roley 55 a farm hand with double homicide and death by own action. McLaughlin 38 of Willamette Oregon shot and killed himself after a confrontation. Jack Hodson 63 of Ipswich SD wounded seriously. Sheriff Roe Francis said the deaths stemmed from a frustrated courtship and an intruder entered the 10 room estate home. Mary Williams sister narrowly escaped and Mary said McLaughlin was not the killer. The case ties to a prior warning from Mrs. Walter Copeland of Portland Oregon about McLaughlin threatening to kill all if Mary refused him.
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Newark
James Pollock
Liking
Roe Francis
Licking County
Jane Williams
Cleveland
Ernest Roley
Ellis Raymond McLaughlin
Willamette
Ore
Jack Hodson
Ipswich
S. D
Miss Williams
Francis
Roley
McLaughlin
Hodson
Mary Williams
Walter Copeland
Portland
Ohio
Copeland
Williams Sisters
Yellowstone National Park
Granville
Dan Williams
Ernest Tatham
1949 Expected to be Good Year for Most Americans
The 1949 outlook suggests average Americans will see more comfort than 1948, with the buyers market returning in many lines. Prices may fall as supply meets demand though some industries may cut jobs. overall a steady, not a recession, year is anticipated.
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Harry T. Montgomery
Associated Press
New York
Waldron Takes Oath as Sheriff
Judge Harley Meyer administers the oaths to Sheriff elect Jack Waldron and deputies Lloyd Keeies and Edward Dawley. Waldron succeeds Floyd Duffy who retires at midnight. Also sworn in were Thelma Keye reelected clerk of courts and deputies Mildred Blum Jo Sue Shorr. county recorder Ethel Bratton reelected. Prosecuting Attorney Fred A. Murray performed the oaths.
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Harley Meyer
Sheiff
Jack Waldron
Lloyd Keeies
Edward Dawley
Caeteon Court
Waldron
Floyd Duffy
Frazier
Duffy
Dawley
Safe Highway Department
Route 75
Thelma Keye
Mildred Blum
Jo Sue Shorr
Ethel Bratton
Fred A. Murray
Mrs Martin Kanode Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Bertie Kanode 78 wife of Martin Kanode died unexpectedly at 6 P M Thursday at 425 East Hunter Street after finishing dinner. Immediate survivor is her husband with nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 P M Monday at the residence with R B Wilson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service. Friends may call after 5 P M today.
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Bertie Kanode
Martin Kanode
East Hunter Street
Oscar Newman
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard Funeral Service
Priest to Retire in Columbus Diocese
Bishop Michael J. Ready announces Fr. Lucius Kessler will retire after 48 years as pastor of St. Pius Church Moxahala Perry County. Kessler is a cousin of Lawrence Kessler of Logan.
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Michael J. Ready
Columbus
Lucius Kessler
St. Pius Church
Moxahala
Perry County
Kessler
Lawrence Kessler
Logan
American plane marks 100000th air flight in Berlin
An American aircraft operating from a British base landed at a French airfield in Berlin to complete the 100000th flight of the airlift program. The milestone reflects the heavy Allied air effort in the city amid wartime operations.
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Berlin
Logan to Welcome New Year Tonight In Traditional Way
Logan observes the New Year with factory whistles and church bells at midnight. Tomorrow is a full holiday with all stores factories banks and offices closed. The Daily News suspends Saturday edition and resumes Monday. Dances parties and religious services are planned in several churches.
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Logan
Daily News
Taft Fires Back at Liberal Challenge for Senate Leadership
Senator Taft of Ohio rallied regular Republican support to resist a 13 member GOP liberal coalition seeking to oust him as chairman of the Senate GOP policy committee. Ives of New York said Lodge should replace Taft, but Taft predicted a substantial GOP majority in the upcoming election and argued the liberal group failed to critique the party program.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Ives
New York
Ohioan
Heart Attack Fatal To Thomas Goodlive
Thomas Henry Goodlive 71 collapsed on the sidewalk near 249 Zanesville Avenue and died of a heart attack at 2 30 P M Thursday. He was a retired employee of Hocking Valley Railroad and Chesapeake amp Ohio Railroad, recently worked part time for the county highway department. He belonged to Logan Methodist Church and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. Survivors include wife Nancy Jane. three sons Lavon of Logan Harry and Wayne of Toledo. daughter Velma Barber of Toledo. brother William H Goodlive of Maxville. Funeral 2 P M Monday at the Methodist Church. Dr R B Wilson to officiate. burial Oak Grove Cemetery by Heinlein Funeral Service.
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Zanesville Avenue
Thomas Henry Goodlive
Mr. Goodlive
Hocking Valley Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Logan Methodist Church
Order of
United American Mechanics
Nancy Jane Goodlive
Lavon Goodlive
Logan
Harry and
Wayne
Toledo
Velma Barber
William H. Goodlive
Maxville
Methodist Church
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein
Death Claims Tide Huston Prominent Logan Citizen
Tide Huston 80 longtime Logan resident died at 4 A M at his home 150 North High Street after a long illness. A Logan native and Eastman College graduate he worked for Ohio Western Coal Co and was a Hocking Valley Railroad detective. He helped pave Logan streets with a contracting firm and served as deputy sheriff 1916 1920. Survived by wife Anne and sisters Mrs. Breene and Mrs. Rochester. Funeral Monday 2 P M Roberts Funeral Home with Elks memorial services. burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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T. S
Tide) Huston
Logan
North High Street
Huston
Eastman College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ohio Western Coal Co
Athens County
Old Hocking Valley Railroad
William Henderson
Charles Larimer
Logan Lodge of Elks
Anne Huston
Charles Breene
Walter Rochester
Roberts Funeral Home
Charles P. Foy
Elks
Oak Grove Cemetery
Canaday claims mayoral power after council clash
Delmar A. The Kid Canaday, a former prizefighter, says he won the decision against Governor Thomas J. Herbert over the Pomeroy mayor’s office and will preside at next Monday’s council meeting. He insists his resignation did not end his tenure and vows to remove opposition. Attorney General Jenkins says the resignation forfeited the office.
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Pomeroy
Delmar A
Kid
Canaday
Thomas J. Herbert
Chunky Waxworks
Herbert
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Sidney Spencer
Boxer
Hugh S. Jenkins
Columbus
Congress adjourns as new session to convene Monday
The Republican 80th Congress adjourned at 1:28 PM EST after closing the Senate and House. The Democratic majority will take over as the new Congress prepares to convene on Monday.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Temperature Stays Below Freezing in Logan
The last day of 1948 was cold in Logan with temperatures staying below freezing all day. The low reached 22 degrees last night and noon saw a high of 27 as a chill breeze persisted. Tomorrow's forecast calls for fair and milder weather.
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Logan
Year 1948 tops in Hocking County growth and plans
The 1948 year in Logan and Hocking County brought major industrial and civic progress. GE announced a two million dollar glass plant in Logan and Lake Logan dam expanded recreational water area. Pipelines and a new Poston power plant boosted regional infrastructure as housing and business expansion kept contractors busy despite costs.
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Hocking County
Logan
Hocking Valley
General Electric Co
Lake Logan
G-E’ Glass Works
Clear Fork
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Hocking
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Poston
Berg A
St. Mary
Logan Home Telephone Co
Markets At a Glance Wheat Corn Oats Hogs Cattle
Wheat weak with more cash grain offerings in the southwest. Corn weak as commission houses sell. Oats mixed with deferred deliveries gaining. Hogs 50 cents to $1.00 lower, practical top $22.00. Cattle generally steady with no choice grade listed.
Auto overturns on Route 383 injures none in Logan area
An automobile driven by George Becker of Logan Route 1 skidded and overturned early Thursday on Route 383 north of Lancaster. W. D. O'Keefe of Sugar Grove Route 1, described in the report with a garbled line, was also uninjured as the car sustained heavy damage.
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George Becker
Logan
Lancaster
W. D. O’keefe
Sugar Grove
Peamie
Conditions Set For Settlement Seem Impossible
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek declared China ready to discuss ending the war with the communists but set strict conditions that observers say make any settlement unlikely. He warned the Nanking Shanghai area will be held at all costs and urged a decisive battle if peace talks fail.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Nanking- Shanghai
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