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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1956

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Nelsonville Greyhounds Rally to Beat Chieftains 65-59

Nelsonville outscored Logan 17-9 in the final period to secure a 65-59 victory before a large crowd in the LHS gym. Dick Young led Nelsonville with 17 points while Dan Lappen tallied 14 for Logan and 20 rebound attempts.

Nelsonville Greyhounds Chieftains Logan Chieftains LHS Gymnasium Athens Pomeroy Dick Young Nelsonville Center Dan Lappen Logan Ben Buckles Nelsonville Gene Morgan Chiefs Wayne Dixon

Former Commissioner Frank St. Clair Dies at 72

Former Falls Township trustee and Falls-Gore school board member Frank St. Clair, 72, died at 2 30 p.m. Friday at his Logan Rt 4 home after a two week illness. Survived by his wife Lala Brown St. Clair and 14 grandchildren, he served as commissioner 1935 44 and was active in Webb Chapel Methodist Church. Funeral at Webb Chapel Monday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Logan Rt. 4 Marion Twp Mr. St. Clair Hocking County Laters Elizabeth Beery St. Clair Falls Falls- Gore Lala Brown St. Clair Webb Chapel Methodist Church Mingo Lodge F&am Logan Harley Edward Clinton Robert St. Clair Commercial Point George Evers Esther St. Clair Columbus Donald Weller Rockport Jack Glick Ruth Wilma St. Clair John St. Clair Vernon St. Clair Tucson, Ariz Estella St. Clair Leonard Funeral Home Webb Chapel Methodist Carl Wetherell Webb Chapel St. Clair Oak Grove Cemetery

Cop Suspended For Role As Private Eye

Newark police suspended Officer Campbell for seven days for acting as a private detective in a divorce case. The hearing described Campbell in uniform playing private investigator duties while a Columbus detective followed the Reed party, with Reed’s attorney and others in supporting cars. Campbell can appeal by January 24.

Newark Wi Oats Sone Campbell Guy Reed Reed Newark Dr. Reed

Porgy and Bess Sold Out Run In Moscow Theater

An American production of Porgy and Bess drew crowds at the Stanislavsky Theater in Moscow with a large box office sign announcing all tickets for all performances sold out. The note underscores the show’s strong reception in the Russian capital.

Moscow Stanislavsky Theater

Ironton Mystery Death Remains Unresolved

Lawr ence County authorities hold a prime witness in jail while a Huntington woman Myrtle Layne’s death is still listed as a mystery. No charges filed yet as Coroner Nenni maintains death due to exposure and alcohol with a probable ruling in about a week after lab reports.

Ironton Lawrence County West Virginia Harold Spears Harmon Potter Columbus State Hospital Spears Myrtle Layne Huntington Harry Nenni Potter Ohio River Ohio State University Laboratory

Ohio lawmakers urged to consider Ford and GM layoff plans

Two automakers asked the Ohio Legislative Service Committee to study and recommend supplemental layoff pay legislation for the 1957 session. The request follows rejection of similar plans by voters last November. Nearby Gallipolis reports Harry Foley strayed near Cheshire on the Ohio River.

Columbus Ohio Ford General Motors Legislative Service Committee General Assembly Gallipolis Harry Foley Cheshire Ohio River

Fairless to be installed co chairman of NCCJ

Ben F. Fair less emeritus board chairman of United States Steel Corp will be installed as Protestant co chairman of the National Conference of Christians and Jews at a meeting at the Hotel Carter tomorrow night sponsored by the conference

Cleveland Ben F. Fairless United States Steel Corp National Conference of Christians and Jews Hotel Carter

Five U S Missionaries Buried in Ecuador Jungle After Fatal Encounter

Bodies of Peter Fleming Nathaniel Saint James Elliot Edward McCully and Roger Youderian buried near their plane wreck in Ecuador’s jungle. Grady Parrott of Missionary Aviation Fellowship confirms fate after search teams found the fifth body in the Cararay River Valley. The W ings of Mercy plane left as a witness of their sacrifice while callers recount the men’s four month effort to win the Auca Indians. Fred Elliot, father of James Elliot, reads a letter describing their hope to spread God’s word to the tribe.

Quito Ecuador U.S Cararay River Peter Fleming Seattle Wash Nathaniel Saint Huntingdon Valley James Elliot Portland Ore Edward McCully Milwaukee Wis Roger Youderian Lansing Mich Abraham Vanderpuy Inter-American Fellowship of Ecuador Wings of Mercy Elliot Fred Elliot

Weatherman Predicts Nice Weekend Here

A weatherman forecasts a pleasant weekend with clearing skies and a warm, windy Sunday. Temperatures rose to 31 F by midmorning after a 13 F low overnight, with yesterday’s high near 39 F. Florida records fall as a 16 year cold spell continues with readings down to 29.6 F in Biscayne Gardens and 39 F at Miami midtown.

Mercury Miami Florida Biscayne Gardens

Middleport Driver Cited for Reckless Driving

Thomas R. Rue, 35, of Middleport, cited by City Police for reckless driving on East Main Street at 2 a.m. today. Rue posted a bond for his appearance in Mayor Myers' court at 7:30 p.m. today.

Thomas R. Rue Middleport E. Main St Rue Francis Myers

Governors Slated For Major Roles In 1956 Nominations

Washington dispatch notes at least 25 of 48 governors viewed as potential power brokers in 1956 presidential nominating campaigns. Republican governors largely back Eisenhower while Democrats rally around Adlai E. Stevenson with support from leaders in Pennsylvania Connecticut Minnesota and New Mexico. Kentucky’s A B Chandler asserts influence on party direction as others weigh candidacies.

Washington Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois George M. Leader Pennsylvania Abraham A. Ribicoff Connecticut Orville L. Freeman Minnesota Luther H. Hodges North Carolina John F. Simms Jr New Mexico Stevenson

Dying Boy Heads to Lourdes Shrine for Mercy Flight

A five year old Los Alamos boy with leukemia flies from Albuquerque to the Lourdes shrine in France. His parents and a nurse accompany him as authorities, the Red Cross and two airlines arrange the mercy trip aiming for a miracle and waters baptism by tomorrow night.

Albuquerque Los Alamos Lourdes France State Department Clinton P. Anderson Red Cross Salvation Army Luis Dealva

Girl Pledges End To Buggy Thefts

A 13 year old girl pledges to behave after taking a horse and wagon from a Bronx stable. She was caught minutes later by a police car. In Children's court Justice Harold J. Crawford asked why she did it and she replied I love horses. She was released to her mother.

New York Bronx Children's Court Harold J. Crawford

Il Men Quickly Indicted In Brinks Case

Eleven ex convicts were indicted in Boston for the $1 219 000 Brink's robbery of January 17 1950 with two suspects still at large and a nationwide hunt underway. A Suffolk County grand jury returned 46 indictments after hearing Joseph Specs O Keefe tell the tale. FBI Director Hoover urged public aid in locating James Faherty and Thomas Richardson.

Boston Suffolk County Joseph Specs) O'Keefe Dias FBI J. Edgar Hoover James Ignatius Faherty Thomas Francis Richardson Weymouth O'Keefe

Senator Asks For Appraisal of Dulles Brink of War Claims

Democratic senators pressed President Eisenhower to clarify approval of Dulles remarks that the United States had walked to the brink of war in Korea Indochina and Formosa. Sen. Humphrey said the Life Magazine interview undercuts bipartisan foreign policy and risks alliances. George warned against pushing a 10 year foreign aid plan amid bipartisan fragility.

Washington State Dulles Korea Dulles Life Magazine Sen Humphrey D-Minn Eisenhower Senate George Dga Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee H. Alexander Smith Knowland Calif Smith State Department Moscow Radio Izvestia

Hearing set for Logan man charged with abusing son

Charles Lavey, 61, of 63 Gomps Drive, faces a juvenile court hearing next week on a charge of acting in a way tending to abuse his 14-year-old son. He was arrested Friday by city police and a juvenile officer, held overnight, then moved to county jail. The wife Tessie Lavey filed the charge.

Charles Lavey Gomps Drive Lavey Ralph Blum Tessie Lavey

New Hampshire Eyes Ike Petition For March Primary

Deputy Secretary of State Harry E. Jackson to rule today on the validity of surprise Eisenhower petitions filed by Maurice J. Grant from Manchester. Grant’s action prompts organized Eisenhower forces to file additional papers as petitions show 70 signatures in the second district and 54 in the first amid possible duplications. Grant says he will file thousands more if needed and Gov. Lane Dwinell plans to file Eisenhower’s name Monday for the March 13 primary where the advisory voter poll will not bind delegates.

Averela, Harriman New York Raymond Gary Oklahoma Frank J. Lausche Ohio Lausche Allan Shivers Texas Stevenson G. Mennen Williams Michigan Sen Concord N. H Eisenhower New Hampshire Harry E. Jackson Maurice J. Grant Manchester Grant Jackson Dwight Eisenhower Granite State Lane Dwinell Associated Press Dwinell Secretary of State

10 year old girl urges aid for Chinese doctor in United States

Sharon Smith of Bellevue Kentucky writes to the Cincinnati Enquirer urging that Dr Stella Yen a 26 year old Chinese woman doctor be allowed to stay in the United States after her visa expires in April Rep Hess of Ohio has introduced legislation to permit her to remain Yen says she fears for her life if she returns home The girl recalls being treated by Yen and praises her care across the Ohio River.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Enquirer United States Sharon Smith Bellevue Stella B. Yen Red China Hess Ohio Dr. Yen Sharon America Ohio River

Grand Jury To Meet Monday in Perry County

A first degree murder charge against Robert Hartshorn 26 of Perry Two will be among 14 cases reviewed by the January term of the grand jury Monday in the office of Prosecutor Fred Murray. Hartshorn is jailed without bond for the Nov 29 murder of his brother Lloyd Hartshorn 35. Other cases include Crago Simms Warren Withem Canter Hedges Vandegriff Smith Williams Schrenk Jackson Ash. Nine defendants are jailed for failure to post bond. four are out on bond.

Robert Hartshorn Perry Fred Murray Common Pleas Court Hartshorn Lloyd Junior Hartshorn Elias E. Bright Harley Crago Kenneth Simms John William Eugene Warren Jr James Withem Ralph Canter Franklin Eugene Hedges Russell Vandegriff Wilbur Clinton Smith John William Spears Dale Junior Williams George D. Schrenk Ray Jackson Clifford Wilson Ash

Ralph Blum Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination

Ralph Blum 40 of West Logan has filed a petition to run in the May Democratic primary for sheriff. A Hocking County juvenile officer since April 1954 and Logan High School graduate, Blum is married with three children and active in St. John's Lutheran Church Sunday School and a county 4H club. He is the sole Democratic candidate so far. incumbent Jack Waldron is seeking a third term as Republican.

Ralph Blum West Logan Hocking County Mr. Blum St. John’s Lutheran Church Laurel Logan Jack Waldron

Mayor Myers Fines Shawnee Driver

William R. Bowen of Shawnee was fined $20 and costs by Mayor Francis Myers for running two red lights at Hunter and Front Streets and Hunter and Furnace Streets at 7 10 p.m. Friday as reported by city police.

William R. Bowen Shawnee Francis Myers Bowen Hunter Front Sts Hunter and Furnace Sts

Accidental Atom Explosion Studied in Nevada Tests

LAS VEGAS Nev The Atomic Energy Commission plans tests to determine if atomic weapons can explode accidentally Weather permitting the first test will be conducted The report notes uncertainties and safety considerations in evaluating accidental detonation risks

Las Vegas Nev The Atomic Energy Commission Aautiahs

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By Jim Myers Willis Dicken Lappen Young Frank McLaughlin Buckles Jim Murray Morgan Greyhounds Ed Keating Hounds Frank St. Clair Grady Parrott Missionary Aviation Fellowship Sen. Estes Kefauver Tennessee James E. Folsom Alabama Truman Kefauver Ble Frank G. Clement Clement Kentucky A. B. Happy Chandler Shrine Brinks Stan Gusciora Pittsburgh Ban Brink's Springfield Ike Myers
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