John Larimer Killed in One Car Crash Near Logan
Hocking County records say John C. Larimer 81 of Logan Route 4 died of a crushed chest after his car left Rt 75N near the state highway garage. He was thrown from the vehicle as it rolled and struck a fence before two more rolls ended on the highway. He had heart trouble and authorities suspect a prior medical event. The crash occurred about 4:05 p.m. and he died at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Hocking County
John C. Larimer
Logan Rt. 4
Owen F. Yaw
Larimer
State Highway Patrol
Harry Brown
Yaw
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Perry County
Marshall and
Matilda Heidlebaugh Larimer
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Edith
John H. Larimer
Los Angeles
Calif
Rema Hannah
Shawnee
Florence Fogle
Worthington
Waveline Derr
George
Columbus
Thomas
Ollie Summers
New Straitsville
Dot Lewis
Murray City
Leonard Funeral Home
Thomas C. Smallsteed
New Straitsville Cemetery
Mulberry St
Jack R. Hamilton
Raymond C. Helber
S. Mulberry St
W. Hunter St
Furnace St
Larry Nihiser
E. Hunter St
Joseph McGatha
Hunter St
Rt. 75
Dalton Terrel
Gore
Florence McConaha
McConaha
Lester McGrath
McArthur
Terrel
Velda Gibson
Terrel Auto
Emma Geil
Francis Myers
British Jets Bombard Yemen Forces in Aden Front
British jet fighters are used to dislodge Yemen troops and tribesmen from positions in the Aden protectorate near the Red Sea. Yemen says Britain killed tribesmen in an armored car attack and Prince was killed. Yemen plans to seek world volunteers. Cairo reports Yemen has secured Czech arms worth 842 million dollars after Western arms refusals.
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England
Yemen
Aden Protectorate
Red Sea
Aden
Beihan
Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Little Desert
President Sees U S Prosperity at New Peak and War Threats
President Eisenhower told Congress that American prosperity is at an unprecedented peak while warning that a strongly armed imperialistic dictatorship poses a continuing threat to the free world. He urged allied resolve and warned against excessive military spending without prudence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Free World
Ohio Braces For First 1957 Snow Storm
A major winter storm blankets northern Ohio with up to five inches of snow overnight and several inches more possible as the system spreads south. A cold wave warning is issued as temperatures plunge, with blizzard conditions, icy roads, and travel disruptions reported across major cities and highways.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Ohio firm warns strikers to return or risk replacement
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. warns about 600 Communications Workers of America members in 24 counties that they may be replaced if they do not return to work. The letter notes negotiations since July 1956 and says further bargaining with mediators could be useless.
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Columbus
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Ohio
CWA
Frank A. Lennberg
Ohio Consolidated
Richard Zachman
Lennberg
Frank Thernes
Thernes
Seneca Hotel
Weather Woes Hit Hocking County Drivers
Unseasonal thunder and near record cold marked the week in Hocking County. Snow, rain, sleet and fog produced icy roads, as a cold wave forecast to drop to 5 to 12 degrees tonight followed by a clearing but colder period.
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Hocking County
Mercury
State Highway Department
New Jersey Engineer Named Ohio Highway Director
Gov elect C William ONeill chose Charles M Noble 60 of Princeton New Jersey as Ohio highway director at a 30000 a year post Noble formerly chief engineer for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority and worked on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Pentagon Building and New Jersey projects He will replace S O Linzell Noble accepted after three offers noting Ohio offers the best highway building opportunities Gordon Jeffery was named director of highway safety in Lucas County after 13 years as clerk of courts.
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William O'Neill
Charles M. Noble
Princeton
N. J
Ohio
O'Neill
Noble
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pentagon
Washington
New Jersey
Bertram Talmy
Eisenhower
O’neill
United States
S. O. Linzell
C. William O’neill
Gordon Jeffery
Jeffery
Lucas County
Fred Huston Dies In Flames After Oil Well Blast
Fred Huston 47 manager of Hocking Valley Gas Co. died in a Starr Two oil well explosion at 3 45 p m. Clark Talbott and John S Bolan burned. Talbott slight injuries. Rest of crew aided. financial loss estimated 28 000 to 35 000. Huston survived by wife Margaret and three daughters. funeral Saturday at Ludlow Kentucky.
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Fred Huston
Hocking Valley Gas Co
Hocking County
Clark Talbott
Chesterhill
John S. Bolan
Cincinnati
Talbott
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bolan
Fred Stiers
Starr Two
Union Furnace
Huston
Joe Wall
Harry Love
Huntington
W. Va
4 Hospital
Rt. 33
Logan
Macmillan Named British Premier
Harold Macmillan became prime minister of Great Britain, succeeding Eden and leading the Conservative party. He faces an Egypt policy rift, a potential early election, and the task of repairing Anglo American relations while steering the economy through the Suez fallout.
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Sir Anthony Eden
Conservative Party
Eden
Egypt
Macmillan hailed as new British prime minister in U S
U S officials welcome Harold Macmillan as Britain’s new prime minister, calling him a friend of the United States who will improve U S British relations. They expect talks with President Eisenhower and view Eden’s resignation as paving the way for better ties amid the Egypt crisis.
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United States
Anthony Eden
Egypt
United
Britain
Fairfield Man Indicted In Brother-in-Law's Death
Harold F. Shorty Brown 36 of Lancaster Rt. 4 was indicted by the Fairfield County grand jury for second degree murder. He has been held in the Fairfield County jail since his arrest November 24 near St Clairsville Belmont County after a week-long three state manhunt. He previously faced first degree murder charges for the fatal stabbing of Sylvester E. Jefferies 32 on November 16.
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Harold F. “Shorty
Brown
Lancaster Rt
Fairfield County
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Sylvester E. Jefferies
Tito to Visit United States in April
Yugoslav leader Tito is expected to visit the United States perhaps in April despite congressional objections. If it happens he would be the first Communist head of state to visit the United States. Eisenhower extended the invitation through the Belgrade embassy weeks ago. Plans call for three days of talks with U.S. officials and a tour of American cities.
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Washington
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Congress
Tito
Eisenhower
Belgrade
U. S
Governor Lauded in Tampa by Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt praises Florida Governor LeRoy Collins for urging slow steps on integration to allow lasting cultural change in the South. She endorses his stance that customs cannot change overnight.
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Tampa
Fla
Eleanor Roosevelt
Florida
Leroy Collins
South
Macmillan’s Ties to U.S. and Indiana Roots Highlighted
World War II era figure Harold Macmillan is profiled with close U.S. connections through his wartime work with Eisenhower and his Indiana-born mother Nellie Belles. The piece traces his London birth, Oxford education, wartime roles, and rise to high offices including foreign secretary and chancellor, noting his ties to the United States and the Macmillan publishing house.
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Harold Macmillan
England
Indiana
Eisenhower
Culzean Castle
Ayrshire
National Trust of Scotland
Macmillan
Nellie Belles
Spencer
Ind
Methodist Church
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