50 Citizens Accept Responsibility for Hospital Problems
Fifty Logan civic business and industrial leaders met at Ohio Power Co auditorium to form a 14 member planning committee to secure funds for Hocking Valley Hospital. Drs Yaw and Jones cited needs for 6390 equipment and 32458 remodeling totaling 39087.90 dollars, with talk of public ownership or a hospital association as possible solutions.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ohio Power Co
Owen Yaw
Richard Jones
Yaw
Dr. Jones
Ohio Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Committee On Hospitals
Hocking Valley Hospital, Inc
Broker's Wife Testifies In Grain Trading Probe
Senate committee hears secret testimony from broker Harry Brisker of Bache and Company and his wife Eva Brisker a Navy Department clerk. Brisker handled Brig Gen Wallace Graham Truman physician account while Harold Stassen presses insider trading claims amid Morgenthau corn futures disclosure.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Truman
Navy Department
Harry Brisker
Bache and Company
Eva M. Brisker
Brisker
Wallace H. Graham
Graham
Harold E. Stassen
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Mrs. Lollie Harble Obituary in Hocking County
Mrs. Lollie Harble 60 wife of Theodore Harble of Logan Route 1 died after major surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital. Native of Hocking County she lived there all her life. Funeral 2 PM Monday Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. A N Grueser officiating burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Surviving husband two daughters two brothers and 11 grandchildren. Body to stay with daughter Mrs. Hankison in Logan until services.
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Lollie Harble
Theodore Harble
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking County
Harble
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Service
Mary Hankison
Elmer Michel
Union Furnace
Roy Hone
Zanesville
Virgil Hone
Lancaster
Hankison
North Spring Street
State board to order Fremont cleanup of Sandusky River
Officials said the state board of health would issue an order against Fremont and The Great Lakes Sugar Co to end pollution of the Sandusky River. City and company face required actions to restore river quality.
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Fremont
State Board of Health
Great Lakes Sugar Co
Sandusky River
Two Seek Nomination For Attorney General
In Columbus on January 8 two Democratic candidates entered the race for attorney general. Herbert S. Duffy a former officeholder and Paul F. Ward ex secretary of the state industrial commission filed for the nomination.
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Columbus, O
Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Paul F. Ward
State Industrial Commission
City warned to enlarge filtration plant or face higher fire insurance
Rollin F. MacDowell, Cleveland consulting engineer, warned city officials that without enlarging water filtration facilities the city could see a rise in fire insurance rates. The warning frames a critical infrastructure decision for the local government.
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Fremont, O
Rollin F. MacDowell
Cleveland
Stalin Death Rumor Sparks Question Mark Headline
The Swiss daily Der Bund ran a question mark headline Stalin Dead as rumor sources claim a background to reports in Moscow. Tass and Soviet embassy spokesmen called the tale nonsense. Stockholm doctors reportedly neared Moscow for consultations. a former Brazilian envoy cited Stalin's right side paralysis and crutch use.
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Bern
Switzerland
der Bund
Stalin
Moscow
London
Tass
Elis Berven
Stockholm
Mario Pimentel Brandao
Mayor Rhodes Declines State Auditor Bid in Ohio
Columbus mayor James A. Rhodes announced he will not seek the state auditor post. In a letter to editor William Thomas of the Wellston Sentinel, Rhodes cited a debt of gratitude and devotion to Columbus as the reason for turning down the statewide race.
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Rhodes
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
William Thomas
The
Wellston Sentinel
Meat Controls Protested by Independent Livestock Group
The Independent Livestock Marketing Association told Sen. Taft that meat controls would spur marketing of light weight animals and erode breeding stock. In an open letter, President Frank B. Teegardin of Ashville warned rationing would reduce meat supplies now and in the future.
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Columbus
Independent Livestock Marketing Association
Robert A. Taft
Association
Frank B. Teegardin
Ashville
Rescue Hopes Rise for Dvina Off Japan
Off northeast Japan the disabled ship Dvina with 780 passengers shows improved condition after a daylong American directed rescue. Three rescue ships stand by and six more head to aid as Russian and Japanese vessels assist. tow to shore may follow if seas calm.
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Tokyo
Lend Assistance
Chesapeake Mayor Seeks Removal of City Marshal
Mayor John L. Fisher announced formal charges seeking the removal of Ray Smith, Chesapeake’s longtime marshal. The charges will be served Monday, with a hearing set for February 2 at the town council meeting. Details of the charges were not disclosed.
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Chesapeake
John L. Fisher
Marshal Ray Smith
Lawrence County
Smith
Burns Kill Invalid
Lena Weiman 88 an invalid died yesterday when blankets on her bed caught fire in Cleveland officials said. The unattended blaze caused fatal injuries as flames spread in her home leading to her death.
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Cleveland
Lena Weiman
Marshall Seeks Prompt European Aid Program From Congress
Secretary of State Marshall urged Congress for an adequate prompt and effectively administered European relief plan. He dismissed a new government corporation and called for a single administrator to work with the president on foreign policy. He cited a projected $6.8 billion for 15 months and estimated total costs between $15 and $18 billion, stressing adequacy speed and proper use of funds.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican Congress
Western
Europe
Truman
Chinese Lay Marine Slain by Communists
Chinese garrison commanders said a U S Marine was killed by Communist forces during a Christmas Day hunting party in North China. Four Marines were reported missing in Communist territory with a fifth AWOL, and a jeep used by the group was abandoned beyond government lines while the Navy reported looting and wreckage.
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Tsingtao
China
U.S
North China
U.S. Navy
Navy
Youth Confesses to Murder of 8 Year Old Sheila Tuley
Cleveland police say a 23 year old former inmate admitted stabbing Sheila Ann Tuley to death on New Year’s night but investigators question the confession due to discrepancies. An 18 year old brother and five other suspects remain held as 21 probated residents are checked. Two knives were sent for blood tests.
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Cleveland
David E. Kerr
Sheila Ann Tuley
Kerr
Sheila Ann
Ambassador Theater
Police Scientific Bureau
Slayer to Appeal Conviction in Cafe Owner Slaying
Counsel for Thomas Viola who is serving a life term in Ohio Penitentiary for the 1941 slaying of James Munsene cafe owner will seek a reversal from the U.S. Supreme Court in a reported decision.
Mysterious Deaths of Two Alaska Men Investigated
In Dillingham Alaska two men Harold Griffin and Martin Ernestus died in a Bristol Bay home. FBI sent autopsy results showed no knife or bullet wounds. Griffin, once a football center at University of Iowa, later managed Lowe Trading Co. and Bristol Bay Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Griffin is in critical condition with fractures.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Dillingham
Harold W
Tubby) Griffin
Martin Ernestus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Griffin
Kanakanak
FBI
Washington, D.C
University of Iowa
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lions
Seattle
Bristol Bay Country
Lowe Trading Co. Post
Bristol Bay Chamber of Commerce
Lausche to Run for Governor in Ohio Nomination Fight
Former Gov. Frank J. Lausche of Cleveland plans a Democratic bid for Ohio governor with a formal announcement tonight in Wooster. He would face Ray T. Miller in the primary, with possible entry by Robert N. Gorman, while Gov. Herbert pursues the Republican nomination.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Columbus Dispatch
Wooster
Wayne County
Democratic
Smithville
Lausche
Ray T. Miller
Dispatch
Robert N. Gorman
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Gorman
Thomas J. Herbert
Automobile Strikes Nelsonville Girl Injures 5 Year Old
Sharon Hardman, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hardman, was struck while crossing Madison Street in Nelsonville. Guy Arnold swerved to avoid her, crashed into a railing, and the girl sustained fractures to both arms and legs with head and facial lacerations. She was taken to a Nelsonville physician then to Hocking Valley Hospital Logan. The family recently moved to Nelsonville from Newark.
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Sharon Hardman
James Hardman
Nelsonville
Madison Street
Maxine
Guy Arnold
Arnold
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Wallace to Address Pastors Convention in Ohio
Henry A. Wallace the third party presidential candidate will speak twice before the Ohio pastors convention in January. Dr B F Lamb executive secretary of the Ohio Council of Churches says the convention represents the state's Protestant ministers and about 3600 pastors attend annually. Wallace accepted the invitation after it was extended a year ago.
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Columbus
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio Pastors
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Council of Churches
Tire makers raise prices five percent on auto tires
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and B. F. Goodrich Co. confirmed a five percent price hike for tires to automobile manufacturers and other first users. A Goodrich spokesman said further comment was not available and cited boosts in production. Akron, Jan. 8.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
York
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