Judge Druffel faces NAACP charge in Hillsboro desegregation case
In Cincinnati the Ohio NAACP leader charged District Judge John H. Druffel with prejudice over his Hillsboro school desegregation stance. Druffel refused to hasten desegregation without a Supreme Court directive, suggesting the case may go to the high court. The Hillsboro board’s zoning keeps most Negro students at Lincoln School, though some attend mixed high schools.
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Dayton
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The
NAACP
John H. Druffel
Druffel
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Hillsboro
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Francis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hillsboro Board of Education
Lincoln
Hhllaboro Board
Lincoln School
Webster
Washington
Highland County
Paul Upp
Heredity Highlighted in Increasing Heart Deaths
Dr Irvine Page of Cleveland links heredity to rising heart deaths in Los Angeles as about 800000 die from heart disease now with forecasts of at least 1.2 million in 1960. He notes heredity may explain early arterial hardening and suggests reducing fats by about 30 percent for some 15000 people in a trial during a 10 day health cavalcade.
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Los Angeles
Irvine Page
3 Bedroom House Disappears Again in New Mexico
In Albuquerque a buff colored 20 by 24 foot imitation room house vanished from east Rio Grande hills and reappeared on the west side. Owner Robinette told the sheriff the structure and its supporting blocks were gone and reappeared between days.
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Albuquerque
Robinette
Rio Grande
Sheriff's Office
Services Held For Edward Beougher Water well driller killed in accident
Funeral services for Edward F. Beougher 77 a veteran Rockbridge Rt 1 well driller were held Friday at 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Beougher a lifelong Good Hope resident drilled in oil fields until retirement two years ago and died in a water well drilling accident near Lancaster the first in 45 years of work. The Rev Quentin Battiste of Lancaster conducted the service with organist Carl Spence providing music.
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Edward F. Beougher
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
Mr. Beougher
Ifetime
Good Hope Two
Quentin Battiste
Carl Spence
Woman in Fog Ends Up In Pool at Blackpool
A woman in Blackpool, England, slipped while standing near a water feature in thick fog and fell into the pool. Rescue teams responded, and she was helped to safety with no serious injuries reported.
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Blackpool
England
Wales
Paul Dayton A Republican Seeks Third Ohio District Run
Rep. Paul Dayton from Ohio announces his candidacy for the Third Ohio District. The statement outlines his party affiliation and intent to run in the upcoming race.
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Washington
Paul Dayton Republican
Ohio
Mansfield urges daily assessment of U S foreign policy
Sen Mansfield calls for a day to day review of American foreign policy to counter Russian moves. He says containment has weakened and urges flexible tactics, more technical aid, and a focus beyond dollars to aid allied nations worldwide.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Rail Union Seeks Added Benefits
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen seeks a $3 per day raise and company funded hospital and health insurance. President H. E. Gilbert announced the demand as the union’s nine member wage committee wrapped up meetings begun Thursday in Cleveland. This marks their first general wage move in two years.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood
Ike Ends Florida Stay Plans Return to Capital
President Eisenhower spent his last full day in the Florida sun at Key West. He plans to fly back to Washington tomorrow afternoon after a visit to a softball game with reporters and Secret Service. His message to Congress will urge action on farm income and surpluses as he resumes public duties amid convalescence.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Florida
Washington
Secret Service
Hocking County Schools appoint supervisor and secretary
The Hocking County Board of Education selected Mrs. Alice Kennard as elementary supervisor for the 1956 57 school year and Miss Shirley Burroughs as county schools secretary filling the vacancy caused by Mrs. Sparnow’s resignation. Ramona Donahue, a Rockbridge High senior, will assist with pupil psychological and guidance information using tests provided by the board.
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Alice Kennard
Union Furnace
New School Foundation
General Assembly
Kennard
Shirley Burroughs
Creola Rt. 1
Josephine Sparnow
McArthur High School
Burroughs
Samuel Erbaugh
Ramona Donahue
Rockbridge High School
Hocking County School
Middleport Tops Logan High 90 to 72 In Hoops Duel
Middleport Yellow Jackets exploded for 57 percent shooting to down Logan High School 90 72. Frank McLaughlin led the Chiefs with 34 points just short of the school record as Bob McKinney Morris and Larry Baker also sparked the scorers for the victors.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets
Middleport
Chiefs
Middies
Frank McLaughlin
Logan High School
Ironmen
Saxton
Athens
LHS
Bob McKinney
Bob Morris
Larry Baker
McKinney
McLaughlin
Morris
Nets
LOGAN
Morgan
Murray
Lappen
Dicken
Maniskas
Buckles McLaughlin
Baker Murray
Eastep
Bowles Turner
Services Set Monday For John E Poston
Funeral services for John E Poston 66 longtime Nelsonville native and board chairman will be held at 2 p m Monday at the Ger Funeral Home Columbus following a long illness He died Friday at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery Worthington Mrs Mary A Rannells of Logan is an aunt of Mr Poston
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John E. Poston
Ger
Colum
Nelsonville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Mary A. Rannells
Logan
Cold Winds Follow Pleasant Weather In County Friday
Cold winds moved into the county today after spring like weather yesterday when the thermometer hit 52 degrees at 4 pm. The cold front dropped the temperature from 34 degrees at 8 am to 28 by 11 am. Last night's low was 27, with a much colder night ahead as temps dip to 12 to 20. A cloudy, cold weekend with possible snow flurries is forecast.
Presbyterians Study Merger Plan for United Church
Pittsburgh Presby terians study a merger plan between the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the United Presbyterian Church of North America. Both churches have approved the plan and will submit it to their general assemblies this year after prior regional refusals in 1954.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
United Presbyterian Church of North America
General Assemblies
Prince Bern Will Visit the United States for Three Weeks
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands will depart on Tuesday for a three week trip to the United States. He will visit major cities and meet with government and business leaders during the tour.
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the Hague
Bernhard
Netherlands
United States
Jealous Man Kills Rival Over Redhead in Fort Wayne
Warren R. Hyde, 38, admitted fatally beating Ly man Hire, 59, on New Year’s Day in Hire’s Fort Wayne home. Hyde planned a robbery motive, bound Hire’s wrists with wire, and fled with silver dollars and bonds before discarding evidence in Illinois. The victim’s landlady Eve lyn Dickerson, 37, linked to the case, as Hyde claimed she had kept house for him.
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Ind
R. F. Dillon
Warren R. Hyde
Lyman Hire
Hire
Eel River
Here
Hyde
Dillon
Chicago
Evelyn Dickerson
Dickerson
$20 Bet Racer Kills Man In Smashup
Fort Worth police say Billy Joe Venable of Colleyville died when his car was rammed by a rival racer in a $20 drag bet along Highway 121 between Grapevine and Fort Worth. The hit car fled the scene. both speeders are being sought.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Joe Venable
Colleyville
Grapevine
City Firemen Extinguish Blaze at 147 Poplar St
A fire at an apartment on 147 Poplar Street at 12 10 p m today was caused by a tenant using a blow torch to thaw a frozen water line. The foundation beam caught fire but damage was light. Fire Chief Dee said the owner, Charles Christman, was present. Chief Taylor reported the incident.
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Dee
Charles Christman
Taylor
New Drunk Driving Alibi Emerges in Trial Bid
NOVATA Oklahoma. Robert Hill, 42, was bound over for trial after claiming a stranger gave him whisky to drink during an alleged drunk driving incident. He says the drink was offered to alleviate suffering.
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Novata
Okla
Robert Hill
Baldwin Wallace Names New President Alfred Bonds Jr
Alfred Bryan Bonds Jr. became the 20th president of Baldwin Wallace College in Cleveland. The Arkansas native and former Arkansas commissioner of education previously directed the Point Four educational program in Egypt and is the first nonminister to hold the college's top post.
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Cleveland
Alfred Bryan Bonds Jr
Baldwin Wallace College
Arkansas
Bonds
Egypt
Point Four
Baldwin Wallace
Westinghouse Strike Scene Still Quiet
Columbus reports orderly picketing at Westinghouse Electric in Ohio as a three month strike by the International Union of Electrical Workers continues. No mass demo anticipated. 88 strikers were arrested and one man died last Tuesday.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ohio
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Common Pleas
Dana S. Reynolds
Robert A. Evans
Franklin County
Troy Tadlock
IUE
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Pittsburgh
Sensenbrenner
West Gylim
Three Alarm Fire Rips Columbus Appliance Store
A three alarm blaze last night struck an appliance store on Columbus north side. Cause of fire is unknown. Estimated loss stands at about $100,000.
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Columbus
Columbus’ North Side
Anti-Red Probe To Continue In Press Radio Television
Senator Eastland said new hearings on Communist infiltration of the press are being prepared by the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. Witness Benjamin Fine of the New York Times testified about past Communist affiliation and urged students to steer clear of such influences while Eastland and Jenner defended the investigation as American and not targeted at any single paper.
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Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Jan
New York Times
the Times
The
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Jenner
R-Ind
GOP
Benjamin Fine
Dr. Fine
Chilean government arrests 250 as nationwide strike looms
In Santiago and across Chile, at least 250 people including union leaders and journalists are detained under a state of siege as President Ibanez moves to curb inflation with wage and price freezes. The Central Labor Union plans a Monday strike, while authorities warn of international communism and public order concerns.
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Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Ibanez
Central Labor Union
CUT
Baudillo Casanova
Casanova
Clotario Best
Benjamin Videla
Jorge Prat
Treasury
Valparaiso
Antofagasta
Mario Ciudad
Presidency
Name Is Called Three Gallegos Plead Guilty in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado three men named Gallegos sentenced after pleading guilty to theft. Joe Sam and Louis Gallegos not related to each other appeared at the county jail when the sheriff sought the Gallegos who wished to plead guilty. Probation investigations were ordered for all three.
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Colo
Pueblo County
Gallegos
Joe
Sam
Louis Gallegos
London Smog Clears After Three Day Haze
London reports the choking smog that covered much of Britain has lifted by dawn. Only a few fog patches remain as rail air and road traffic return to normal, officials said.
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