Mason Holloway Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Mason Holloway 47 a leading Hocking County farm figure who died Saturday at his Logan area home will be at 1 PM Tuesday in the Methodist Church. Burial follows in Range Ship Cemetery Sedalia with Leonard Funeral Service handling. Survivors include his mother four brothers and three sisters.
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Hocking County
Logan
Henry Carr
R. B. Wilson
Rangeship Cemetery
Sedalia
Leonard
U.S. Route 33
Mason County
W. Va
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The
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Hocking County Farm Bureau
Hocking County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Miller Chapel Grange
Hocking County Health and Tuber Wcurosis Association
County Fair Board
Rebecca Holloway
John
Dayton
Blain
Columbus
William and
Robert
Irvin Blain
London
Clyde Davis
Louise Holloway
Mitchum Faces Court Today on Narcotics Charge
Robert Mitchum set for trial on marijuana possession charges after a September raid at a Hollywood Hills cottage. He is defended by Jerry Giesler with Grant Cooper representing Lila Leeds dancer Vickie Evans and Ro bin Ford.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Vickie Evans
Robin Ford
Hollywood Hills
Mitchum
Jerry Giesler
Grant Cooper
Roy Crawford Breaks Leg In City Incident
Roy Crawford, Logan oilman, fractured his right leg Saturday night after tripping on a railroad tie crossing a vacant lot between Orchard and Culver Streets. He was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital where the fracture was reduced and his condition is listed as good by hospital staff.
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Roy Crawford
Logan Oilman
Qterls
Orchard
Culver
Hocking Valley Hospital
President Seeks Record Peacetime Budget For 1950
President Truman sent Congress a peacetime budget totaling 41.858 billion dollars for the year starting July 1 1950 a record figure. He warned future budgets must rise to cover growing world and domestic responsibilities including expanded military readiness and plans to raise taxes. He urged a 4 billion dollar annual tax increase and a higher social security levy with the payroll tax to 1 4 percent on all workers and employers.
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Truman
Congress
Russia
Tech Nation
America
St Marys High to Dedicate $200000 WWII Memorial Gym
St Marys High School plans a Sunday dedication for its new $200000 gymnasium auditorium in Warren Ohio. It is the town's first permanent memorial to World War II servicemen and women.
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Warren
St. Mary’s High School
Britain backs Arab allies as forces mass in Mediterranean
The United States urged Britain and Israel to deem the downing of five RAF planes a regrettable incident. Britain redeploys Mediterranean forces, sending two frigates from Malta to Cyprus while aircraft carrier Triumph and cruiser Phoebe return to the area.
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United States
Britain
Israel
London
Mediterranean
Foreign Office
Haifa
Counsul
Cyril Marriott
Brittan
U. N. Security Council
New York
Tel Aviv
Russia
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Cyprus
Palestine
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Triumph
Phoebe
Bold Look in Men Spring Styles Shown at Cleveland Fair
Spectrum raided to color men bold look shown to more than 300 northern Ohio retailers at a three day merchandise fair. Sport shirts offered in a 20 color range along with loud ties louder underwear shorts and beachwear preview spring summer fashions. Belts with bigger buckles fancy knits bold sweater designs and the retirement of the white shirt as top business wear forecast by merchants.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rain Ends Balmy Spell In Logan And Hocking
Mild spring weather persisted in Logan and Hocking County with temperatures near 49 by noon. Rain started around noon and may turn to sleet overnight per the weather bureau. The warmest winter day in the county was Sunday with 62 degrees at the state highway garage, a record for January 9 in years.
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Hocking County
Mercury
Weather Bureau
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Railroad Executive Wins Rich Stop the Music Prize
John F. Oaks, a 63 year old railroad executive and superintendent of the Patapsco and Back River Railroad, won 30 500 in prizes on the Stop the Music show for identifying When the Bridegroom Comes. The award was the richest in the program’s history. Oaks and his wife Marguerite live near Baltimore and were surprised by the win after guessing the melody following a hint from the book of Matthew.
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John F. Oaks
American Broadcasting Co
Patapsco
Back River
Bethlehem Steel Co
Baltimore
Oaks
Marguerite
Cincinnati
White House Denies Forrestal Quitting
The White House denied that Secretary of Defense Forrestal would resign this week. At a news conference the press secretary called Robert S. Allen's report of Forrestal's imminent resignation untrue.
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White House
Forrestal
Washington
Defense Forrestal
Charles G. Ross
Robert S. Allen
Ross
Mauna Loa Eruption Subdues After Dramatic Start
Mauna Loa in Hawaii appears to return to sleep after a dramatic eruption that began Thursday. A weekend snowstorm left a white cap on the upper slopes while the main lava stream cooled from red to black.
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Hawaii National Park
Mauna Loa
West is Struck by Severe Cold and Frosts
A new cold wave worsens misery in the western plains and Rocky Mountains after last week’s blizzard. Los Angeles and Long Beach report rare snow, citrus crops face freeze, while Montana and Minnesota endure record lows. Red Cross aids Rapid City with blizzard relief as a Scout party and a plane crash are noted in California.
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Lausche Sworn In as Ohio Governor in Comeback Vote
Frank Lausche became Ohio's 53rd governor at a drizzly Columbus inauguration, pledging to pursue a better social order. The Democrat, 73rd governor, returns after 1945 46 terms and faces a Democratic legislature as he takes office with allies in key state offices.
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Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
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Buck Gridder Held On Theft Charge
Buckeye football tackle Jack Jennings, 21, a OSU student, was arrested with two others on petty larceny charges from a department store where they worked in Columbus. They allegedly stole six one dollar T shirts and six pairs of shorts at 59 cents each. Each was released on 100 dollar bond.
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Jack Jennings
Ohio State University
OSU
Clarence J. Eyerman
Willis W. Anderson
Shotgun Blast Fatal To 7 Year Old Boy
In Cincinnati a playmate, eight year old Harold Bauer, picked up a shotgun in the kitchen and ordered seven year old Meredith Kennedy to surrender. The gun discharged, fatally wounding Kennedy in the chest. Detective chief Clem Merz reports the incident was accidental.
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Meredith Kennedy
Clem Merz
Harold Bauer
Bauer
Draft calls halted for February and March
Secretary Royall announced no draft calls will be issued in February and March due to average voluntary enlistments and re-enlistments of 35,000 per month over the past two months. No greetings will be sent out by draft boards in the period.
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Washington
Royall
Health Council Sets Second Meeting For Hocking County
The Hocking County Health Council will meet tonight at 8 in the courthouse auditorium to discuss county milk regulation the rabies outbreak and fundraising efforts for health agencies including the Red Cross blood bank and Blue Cross enrollment. Representatives from all county health groups form the council which coordinates activities and plans action. The first meeting was in November and a planning committee will present recommendations.
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Red Cross
Blue Cross
Hocking County
Mayor Friend Names Lewis Price City Service and Safety Director
Lewis Price is appointed to replace Boyd W. Wright as city service and safety director with the appointment effective January 15. Price, a former state highways superintendent in Hocking County, currently serves as a special projects engineer and previously ran a transfer and storage business in Logan. Wright resigns after one year in the post.
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North Orchard Street
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Boyd W. Wright
Roger W. Friend
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Wright
Hocking County
John W. Bricker
State Highway Department
Marietta
Floyd Duffy
Price
Logan
Donald L. Weaver Funeral Arrangements
Donald Leroy Weaver two year old son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weaver of Brown Township Vinson County died at home after an extended illness. Funeral services set for 2 PM Tuesday at Woodard Funeral Home with Rev C H Bennington officiating. Burial in Starr Cemetery. Survived by parents two brothers and a sister all at home.
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Donald Leroy Weaver
Lawrence Weaver
New Plymouth
Brown Township
Vinton County
Woodard Funeral Home
C. H. Bennington
Starr Cemetery
Body Identified In Akron River Tragedy
Akron police identified 58 year old Joseph Wolf as the man found dead yesterday in the Little Cuyahoga River. The death is being investigated by local authorities with the body recovered by divers from the waterway.
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Akron, O
Joseph Wolf
Cuyahoga River
Supreme Court Denies Appeal of Communists
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the indictment and New York trial of 12 leaders of the American Communist Party. The defendants sought to cancel indictments, stay the trial set to begin January 17, and exclude prospective jurors. The court issued brief orders without comment.
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Supreme Court
New York
Communist Party
The
United States
Senator Denies Reported Wedding To Film Actress
Senator Warren G. Magnuson denies rumors of marrying a 25 year old actress heiress Toni Seven. He says reports are absurd and attributes absence at Congress to weather and travel delays caused by heavy snowstorms enroute from Seattle to Washington.
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Warren G. Magnuson
Dash
June Millarde
Toni Seven
Congress
Magnuson
Seattle
San Francisco
Meters in Wilmington Bring Higher 1948 Revenue
Mrs. Fred Hale deputy auditor reports Wilmington parking meters collected 17029 in 1948 up from 13931 in 1947 reflecting a sharp rise in meter income during the past year.
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Wilmington
Fred Hale
Bookish Youth Held for Slaying Neighbor Boy
A 16-year-old bespectacled youth was held on a homicide charge for the slaying of 12-year-old Ellis Simons in Wynnefield Philadelphia. Police said the boy confessed after a struggle in the bathroom ended in blood and a knife and scissors found at his home.
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Ellis Simons
Wynnefield
Seymour
Levin
George F. Richardson
Richardson
Simons
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