Truce Talks Stall Over POW Data Exchange Dispute
Allied truce negotiator Libby clashed with North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee over POW lists and data exchange. The exchange tension followed a heated 3 hour 45 minute subcommittee session. Meanwhile Chinese Reds retook a West Korea hill as U S Sabres and jets pursued remaining Red aircraft with limited success.
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Munsan
Lee Sang Cho
R. E. Libby
Navy
West Korea
North Korea
Two Auto Crashes Listed By Police
City police logged two motor vehicle crashes on Main Street in Logan within 20 minutes. At 10 10 p m a collision at Main and Hunter involved Roy L Snyder 68 Sugar Grove and Samuel A Reichley 62 near South Bloomingville with damage to the right rear door and fender of Snyder car. A second incident at 10 30 p.m. on East Main involved Robert Linscott 18 Logan Route 1 Carl Rance 19 Logan and Dale Laughlin 19 Rockbridge Route 1 with all three cars damaged. Laughlin fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving in Mayor Roger Friends court.
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Ee Auto Poemsente Ie
Logan
Main Street
Main
Hunter Streets
Roy L. Snyder
Sugar Grove
Samuel A. Reichley
Bloomingville
Snyder
East Main Street
Robert Linscott
Carl Rance
Dale Laughlin
Rockbridge
Poling
Linscott
Laughlin
Roger Friend
Rites Held Friday For John Cheetham
Funeral services for John Cheetham were held at 2 p.m. Friday at Leonard Funeral Home with the Rev. Owen Plumley officiating. Organ music was played by Carl Spence during the services. Pallbearers were Severance Wilbert McDeses Hammack Clyde Rush and William Cheetham. Interment followed in New Straitsville Cemetery.
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John Cheetham
Leonard Funeral Home
Owen Plumley
Carl Spence
Severance
Wilbert McDeses
Hammack
Clyde Rush
William Cheetham
New Straitsville
Logan Chieftains Fall 69 60 To Nelsonville In League Tilt
Logan Chieftains drop to 0-2 this season as Nelsonville Greyhounds win 69-60 on their home floor. Kept close through the night, Nelsonville led by as many as seven in the third, with Hartley 19 and Hubbard 18 for the winners. Powell and Grandy paced Logan with 18 each, while Cannon was held scoreless.
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Logan Chieftains
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Hounds
Johnny Cannon
Powell
Lausche reacts to liquor board dispute in Ohio case
Governor Lausche says he is disturbed by contempt proceedings planned against State Liquor Director William C. Bryant amid a dispute over liquor permit transfers in Jackson Ohio. Bryant obtained a court order restraining E G Schuessler from contempt. Schuessler seeks to set it aside.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Board of Liquor Control
William C. Bryant
Bryant
E. G. Schuessler
Jackson
Ohio
Schuessler
Gibson Hotel
R. Hosey Wick
Maxine B. Jones
Wick
Florida
D L Ridenour Dies In Lima
D L Ridenour 86 father of Mrs. John Allen East Second Street died in Lima after a long illness Funeral service will be held in Lima Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Allen are in Lima called when his condition became critical
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D. L. Ridenour
John Allen
East Second Street
Lima
Four presidential hopefuls sidestep ambassadorship issue
In Washington on January 26 four declared candidates avoid answering whether nominating an American ambassador to the Vatican would be a campaign issue. Kefauver plans a later statement, Stassen favors more study, Warren declines comment, Taft offers no remark, Lodge unavailable.
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Washington
Vatican
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Cincinnati
Harold E. Stassen
Philadelphia
Earl Warren
California
Sacramento
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
New York
Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge
General Eisenhower
Lodge
Funeral arrangements delayed for Lt. Paul F. Griffith USN
Funeral plans await the arrival of Lt. (jg) Paul F. Griffith USN who died suddenly aboard the USS Klondike off California. Authorities say death resulted from a hemorrhage due to a severed neck artery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffith, brother Carl, and sister Mrs. James Storer. Services will be at St Matthew Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul Warner. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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USN
Klondike
California
Navy Department
Walter Griffith
Gibisonville
Griffith
Gibisonville High School
Navy
Bucknell College
Cornell University
Ohio State University
Carl
Texas
James Storer
Wilmington
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Paul Warner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein
MacArthur Turns 72 With Planned Birthday Party
General Douglas MacArthur celebrated his 72nd birthday on Saturday in New York with a planned party for him. Former staff officers were invited as guests to mark the occasion.
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New York
Gep
Douglas MacArthur
Suspects Deny Laurelville Burglary Connections
A gang of burglars captured in Columbus admitted being in Laurelville on January 18 during three local break ins but denied involvement. Sheriff Waldron said loot recovered from the suspects included shoes drills guns clothing and appliances and that Franklin County officers are still seeking missing items.
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Columbus
Laurelville
A. J. Waldron
Hocking County
Franklin County
Charles G. Steele, Jr
Lancaster
Route 33
Steele
Swepston
Fairfield County
Russell Seymour
Martin Cramblitt
Abe Miller
Paul Seymour
Waldron
Miller
Mrs Flora Evans Dies At 71 In Logan Area
Mrs Flora Evans aged 71 wife of William Evans died at 6 30 p m Friday at the home of her son Roscoe Evans 295 North Orchard Street She is survived by her husband three sons Foster Elmer William two daughters Daisy Inboden Louella Brooks and Thelma Crane one sister Mary Hooper and 14 grandchildren four step grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Tuesday from Leonard Funeral Home Rev John Devol officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Sunday
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Flora Evans
William Evans
Roscoe Evans
North Orchard Street
Leonard Funeral Home
John Devol
Oak Grove Cemetery
Judge Kear Named President of Juvenile Court Judges Assoc
Judge Russell H. Kear of Upper Sandusky was elected president as the Juvenile Court Judges Association ended its two day convention in COTIMBUS.
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Cotimbus
Russell H. Kear
Upper Sandusky
Juvenile Court Judges Association
Taft and Truman Endorse Opponent Status in 1948 Duel
Senator Robert A. Taft says he would prefer President Truman as his opponent in the November election, while Truman says Taft would be his first-choice foe. Taft must win his party nomination and Truman must decide to run. Taft argues for clarity on issues and favors a stalemate peace in Korea over renewed war.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
President Truman
Truman
Ohio
Taft
America
Korea
U S May Limit Size Of Future Built Homes
New federal rules planned for next month may limit house size for 800000 homes this year while allowing starts as long as scarce metals like copper products are used within allotments. President Truman urges stricter mortgage terms and affordable housing for military and defense workers.
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U. S
National Production Administration
Truman
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Call to United Christian Youth Action aims for one million youths
Chicago reports on The Call a nationwide effort by the United Christian Youth Movement to mobilize one million young people for faith and action. led by Charles C. Turner the plan runs eight days around National Youth Week with D Day on Feb 3. pastors will urge youth to pledge to evangelism and community service through local committees and large scale worship services in four thousand communities.
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United Christian Youth Movement
UCYM
National Council of Churches
U. S
Turner
Chicago
Mishap Slashes Auto. Pipe Slices Logan Couple’s Car
Claude Hammon of Logan escaped serious injury when a five foot pipe rolled off an Ohio Fuel Gas truck and pierced his car on Route 33 near Crawford Station. The driver, Donald Lawson of Rockbridge Route 1, was charged with operating a vehicle with an insecure load and faced a municipal court hearing in Lancaster.
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Claude Hammon
Logan
State
Lancaster
Hammon
Lawson
Doctor Risdon W Finch 95 Dies in Defiance
Dr Risdon W Finch aged 95 and a physician in Defiance for 55 years died on Friday after a long career. He retired at 79 and his death marks the end of a lengthy local medical practice.
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Defiance
Risdon W. Finch
Cairo reels as mobs clash over Britain break relations
Angry Cairo crowds burn and loot British targets after reports the cabinet will sever ties with Britain. Police fire on rioters while the government weighs a historic decision, following the Ismailia battle that left dozens dead or wounded on both sides.
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Cairo
Russia
Britain
al Misri
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Streams Rise After Heavy Rains in Hocking County
More than an inch of rain in Hocking County pushed the Hocking River and nearby streams up fast but below flood stage. A gauge showed a two foot three hour rise. by 10:30 a.m. the river stood seven feet, about four feet under flood level. Route 33 rock slide was cleared. roads remained open and officials warned of possible floods if rain returns.
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Hocking County
Hocking
Route 33
Hocking Fairfield County
State Highway Garage
Rush Creek
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