White House May Give Word On Ike Plans
The White House may issue word on President Eisenhower reaction to his name entering New Hampshire Republican presidential primary. New Hampshire holds the first primary March 13. Louisiana votes tomorrow in the first non-presidential contest. Ke fauver campaigns in Manchester. Nixon defends farm policy and criticizes Truman Brannan program. Feb. 11 filing deadline looms for New Hampshire ballot.
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New Hampshire
New England
Louisiana
Kefauver
Manchester
United States
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Truman
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Nixon
Brannan
Fuel Truck Strike Paralyzes New York City Deliveries
A strike by 3,000 truck drivers halts coal and fuel oil deliveries across New York City, disrupting utilities and daily services as workers protest conditions and pay.
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New York
New York City
Five Hurt In Weekend Hocking County Crashes
Four crashes in Hocking County weekend left six people injured none seriously. Andrew C Love of Murray City faced a $150 fine and three days in jail after a DUI crash on Rt 75 injuring two elderly New Straitsville women. A second Haydenville crash injured two drivers, with one cited for following too closely. Additional weekend incidents in Vinton County and near Nelsonville produced non fatal injuries and a fatality near Stoutsville when a car hit a train. Overall Ohio weekend traffic deaths reached 21.
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Vinton County
Andrew C. Love
Murray City
Francis Myers
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Rt. 75
New Straitsville
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Lizzie Bowland
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Rt. 33
Haydenville
Otto Mullins
John Hoffman
Nelsonville
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Logan Rt. 1
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Richard Taylor
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Stoutsville
Fairfield County
E. E. Porter
Circleville Rt. 4
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Rival Clerics Held Competing Services In Brooklyn Church
In New York two rival priests conducted separate services at Holy Trinity Brooklyns Trinity Church. Rev William Howard Melish challenged by Rev Robert Thomas as acting rector and bishop appointed interim preacher. The crowd split with about fifty leaving during the 11 oclock service.
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Yester- Trinity
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Robert Thomas
Long Island
Mr. Thomas
Ssly
John Howard Melish
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National Council of
Logan Youths Answer Draft Call For Military Service
Two Logan youths join January draft call from Hocking County. Inductees Ian Dun and William Henry Evans Jr. depart for Fort Hayes Columbus by bus with gift boxes. Five more county youths report for January pre induction physicals including John Frederick Heft Logan as leader and Robert Rudolph Sutton as assistant. Additional names appear for Navy Air Force and Army service with hometowns listed.
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Hocking County
Mary Sweazy
Ian Dun
William Henry Evans Jr
Fort Hayes
Columbus
John Frederick Heft
Robert Rudolph Sutton
Harry Robert McVey
Ronald Maurice Poling
Robert Eunf Thurston
South Blooming
Noni Graham
Laurelville
Navy
Paul Edward Krannitz Jr
Lawrence Eugene Cox
Air Force
Hollis Davis Tucker
Harry Jay
Charlies Young
Paul Edward McGuire
James Edward West
Robert Eugene Thompson
Donald Jean Young
Per Capita Spending Drops In Nation But Taxes Climb
Fiscal year ending June 30 shows federal spending averaging 164 million total or 30 per person. Receipts totaled about 368 per person. Current forecasts project 390 spending per capita and 392 income per capita.
Japan hunts Sea of Japan for floating Russian mines
Tokyo authorities said four coast guard patrol boats searched the Sea of Japan after ten Russian mines exploded ashore on Honshu. The search aimed to locate any remaining mines drifting near the coast and prevent further danger.
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Dulles Faces Political Scrutiny Over War Warning
Washington observers note foreign policy raises campaign issues as Secretary of State Dulles may be drawn into politics. Critics call his brink of war remarks dangerous while backers defend his stance as prudent restraint amid disputes with Stevenson Stassen Nixon and Kefauver Knowland support.
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Poling Becomes City Service Director
Russell B Poling at 468 Zanesville Ave officially assumed duties as city service director Sun y with Mayor Francis Myers announcing the appointment on December 15 He succeeds Lewis Price who previously served under ex mayor Joseph Phillips Poling is a former city waterworks engineer stationary engineer for C O Railway Co and Sun Glow Industries prior to this appointment.
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Zanesville Ave
Suny
Mr. Poling
Francis Myers
Lewis Price
Exmayor
Joseph Phillips
Myers
C&o Railway Co
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
Two Atomic Towns in U S Auction Planned by 1957
Washington reports most of the sale work for Oak Ridge Tennessee and Richland Washington is to finish by year end 1957. President Eisenhower asks Congress for 700 000 dollars to cover costs of selling homes businesses and other property in the two towns. The towns were built by the Atomic Energy Commission for housing workers at the first two energy plants and sale began in 1955.
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Oak Ridge
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Richland
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Eisenhower
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Lausche asks legislature for 150 million bond for schools
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche urged a special session to authorize a 150 million bond issue for public school buildings and hospital and university needs. The plan would fund state institutions, enlarge mental hygiene facilities, and empower a new State Board of Education to manage local school building funds.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Tiffin
Cambridge
Gallipolis
Wooster
Snow forecast for county on Tuesday persists
Snow began Sunday evening reaching about 1.5 inches in Hocking County by noon. Forecasters expect continued snowfall today and Tuesday with roads slick and Route 33 slushy but passable after salt treatment. Crews worked since 3 a.m. to spread ash and sand as temperatures hovered around 33 degrees.
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Snow blankets southern and central Ohio weather
Snow blanketed southern and central Ohio with Columbus Weather Bureau reporting total falls around three inches. A light snow was expected to spread to northern counties later, with colder weather and scattered flurries tomorrow. Driving conditions were hazardous in central and southern sections per the state highway department.
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Groves Hit Hard as Florida Freeze Tops 61 Years
Farm Editor Nixon Smiley of the Miami Herald calls the weeklong cold in Dade County the most disastrous in 61 years, estimating crop losses at about 30 million dollars after freak weather hit tourism and vegetable farming. Forecasters predict highs near 72 and coastal lows 54 to 62 tonight. A second item notes a mighty torrent along the Feather River in northern California.
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Nixon Smiley
Miami Herald
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Flames wipe out family in Milwaukee apartment blaze
A Milwaukee fire tore through a three story building yesterday killing four children and two adults. In Monaco Prince Rainier III must seek official permission to wed Grace Kelly under local royal law.
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Smith Act Trial Resumes in Cleveland for 11 Defendants
In Cleveland the Smith Act trial of 11 Ohio communist leaders, in recess since January 5, resumed today.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Potter Charged with Second Degree Murder in Lane Death
Harmon Potter a 20 year old from Columbus faces a second degree murder charge over the killing of a waitress at a lovers lane site in Ironton authorities said.
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Harmon Potter
Columbus
Lover's Lane
Elmore Beale Jr Named All Ohio Orchestra Member
Logan High School senior Elmore Beale Jr son of Mr and Mrs Elmore Beale Sr has been chosen for the All Ohio orchestra that will give a Springfield concert. He plays string bass and is one of two regional players selected. Also named was Harry Kitchen another LHS senior who plays French horn and joined the Ohio South Central Region orchestra that performed at Chillicothe.
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Elmore Beale Jr
Logan
Elmore Beale
Springfield
Harry Kitchen
LHS
Darley Kitchen
Young Beale
Chillicothe
Elmore
All- Ohio Orchestra
Harry
Armand
Logan City
New Effort Made Toward Bargaining
Federal mediator John R. Murray planned another meeting to renew full scale bargaining in the 14 week Westinghouse Electric Corp. strike. Attending were Robert D. Blasier IIU of E Workers president James R. Carey. The mediator said talks continue to seek full resumption of bargaining.
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Pittsburgh
John R. Murray
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Murray
Robert D. Blasier
James R. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Ohio Navigation Projects Okayed in Eisenhower Plan
President Eisenhower recommended twelve navigation projects starting July 1, including Ohio sites Ashtabula Harbor east outer harbor with 1.8 million dollars Cleveland Harbor 2 million dollars New Cumberland Locks and Dam Ohio and West Virginia 10 million dollars.
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Eisenhower
Ohio
Ashtabula
East Outer Harbor
Cleveland
New Cumberland Locks and Dam
Eisenhower Proposes 1957 Budget at $65.9 Billion
President Eisenhower sent a $65.865 billion 1957 budget to Congress, projecting a $435 million surplus if revenues meet expectations. He urged restraint on spending and warned tax cuts require prudent timing, while keeping corporate and excise taxes steady amidst rising outlays and growing revenues.
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Eisenhower
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Uncle Sam
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Humphrey
Eisenhower seeks funds to deepen Great Lakes seaway channels
Eisenhower said he will ask Congress for 5 million dollars to start deepening and improving the Great Lakes connecting channels for St. Lawrence Seaway traffic. Legislation authorizing the work totals about 110 million dollars. House approved it last year and Senate Public Works expects action soon. The plan, backed by Army Engineers, aims for a 27 foot depth to accommodate ocean going vessels on the seaway under construction.
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Dennis Day’s Wife Delivers Son Paul Thomas
Hollywood singer Dennis Day and wife Peg welcome their fifth child, son Paul Thomas, born yesterday weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The Day family includes three other boys and two girls.
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Dennis Day
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Paul Thomas
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