Gallipolis Blues Upset Logan 58 56 in final 18 seconds
Gallipolis Blue Devils rallied from behind to defeat Logan Chieftains 58 56 on the hilltop. With 18 seconds left Neil McMahon scored the winner as turnover and defense shaped the final minutes. Logan's late pressure fell short, dropping them further in SEC title chase.
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Chieftains
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Logan Chieftains
Hilltop
Neil McMahon
Gallia
McMahon
Chiefs
Blue Devils
Logan
Wellstoun
Pomeroy
Gallians
Willis Dicken
Ted Byrd
Jim Murray
Dicken
Jim St. Clair
Gene Morgan
Byrd
St. Clair
Morgan
Thomas
George Gilmore
Gilmore
Carr
Murray
Jack Anthony Dies At 60 In Florida
G H Jack Anthony 60 native of Washington Two died Friday morning at Nokomis Florida He had lived in Florida three years and earlier worked in oil field drilling in Michigan and Ohio Survivors include wife Alberta six children and multiple siblings Funeral services set for Bowles Funeral Home Venice Florida at 4 p m Monday.
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Jack) Anthony
Washington
James L. Young
Logan
Nokomis
Fla
Anthony
Florida
Michigan
Berea
Young
Alberta
James
Flint
Mich
Allen
Joseph
Mary Janet) Wypych
Buffalo
N.Y
Hershel
Judith) Scofield
Santa Cruz
Calif
Eldon
Peggy) Meyer
Evert
Georgia
Kay
Albert
Mount Pleasant
Herbert
Clyde
Akron
Vernon
Decatur
Gladys Manson
Chillicothe
J. T. McVey
Columbus
Louis Coupie
Midland
Bowles
Carroll Explosion Destroys Home in Lancaster Ohio
A P A gas blast tore a Carroll house to rubble Friday night but four occupants escaped unharmed. Mrs Bertha Norris, her daughter Gwendolyn 25, granddaughter Deborah 4 and grandson Harry 1 were in a front room when the explosion occurred. Deputies say a spark from a gas heater ignited leaking natural gas from an outside basement sewer.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Carroll
Bertha Norris
Gwendolyn
Deborah
Harry
Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies
Slayings Linked to Skid Row Inquiries In Grimes Girls Case
Chicago police question two Skid Row habitues Edward Bedwell 21 and Richard Whittemire 28 in the murder of Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 Grimes whose nude bodies were found near Willow Springs. Irene Dean 19 and Carol King 18 report Bedwell with two girls on Madison Street Dec 28 29. Authorities say other unnamed persons were with the sisters.
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Chicago
Grimes Sisters
Skid Row
Barbara
Patricia
Edward Lee
Bennie) Bedwell
Richard W. Whittemier
Bedwell
West Madison Street
South Side
Willow Springs
Irene Dean
Carol King
Madison Street
Grimes
West Madison
Carol
Mansfield
Ohio
Joseph Lohman
Bennie
Offbeat Bills Piling Up In Ohio Assembly
Ohio lawmakers push unusual measures including restricting house trailer width and slow driving penalties. Proposals add driver training, parental liability for vandalism, and a party ticketing rule for governor and VP. A Monday holiday schedule would place Memorial Day and Independence Day on Mondays.
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Ohio
United States
Washington
Bold Thief Steals Polio Donations From Postoffice Window
A burglar shattered a Logan Postoffice window with a brick and grabbed a March of Dimes collection box during the night. The theft was found at 6 a.m. by Walter Michaels, a postal employee. Postal Inspector J A Daugherty and city police collected fingerprints and followed leads on the case.
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Logan
Walter Michaels
J. A. Daugherty
Pamenatns
Hocking Towns To Aid On CD Truck
Fire chief Clarence Hall asks Buchtel and Carbon Hill to join Haydenville Murray City and Nelsonville in training a Civilian Defense rescue truck crew. Three volunteers from each community will qualify, boosting regional fire protection beyond Nelsonville's current capacity.
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Clarence Hall
Buchtel
Carbon Hill
Haydenville
Murray City
Hall
Eisenhower Rest at Camp David in Maryland
President Eisenhower takes it easy at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont Maryland while the nation faces war warnings and growing Cold War tensions.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Senator Fulbright Eyes Mid East Policy Review
Senator Fulbright suggests a Senate review of U.S. Middle East policy will follow congressional action on Eisenhower's military economic proposals. He expects committee hearings with Dulles while opposing a delay, as Dulles warns against bogging down the process. Morse offers a substitute focusing on advance notice or later approval for troop use with continued economic aid.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Middle East
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Dulles
U. S
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Congress
House Committee
House
Morse
D-Ore
Soble family named in U S espionage case
Seventeen year old Lawrence Soble doubts his parents are spies as FBI charges his father Jack Soble 53, mother Myra 52, and Jacob Albam 64 with collecting defense information for transmission to the Soviet Union. Bail set at 100000 each. case linked to NKVD head in North America via Vas sily Zubilin.
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New York
Lawrence Soble
United States
Jack Soble
Myra
Jacob Albam
New York City
FBI
National Defense
Soble
Rhodes Preparatory School
Manhattan
Sobles
Albam
U. S
Paul Williams
Washington
Sergei R. Striganov
State Department
Lithuania
Russia
Albams
Williams
Vassily M. Zubilin
Zubilin
Moscow
J. Edgar Hoover
NKVD
North America
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Solons blame tight money for cost hike
Senators Humphrey and Sparkman said tight money policies under the Eisenhower administration drive up living costs. They cited December price increases and a nearly 3 percent rise in consumer prices through 1956, blaming higher interest rates for inflation and urging investigations to loosen policy.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sparkman
D-Ala
Eisenhower
Dulles remark tests U S ties with Britain and France
State Department officials feared a Dulles remark about British and French soldiers could strain relations. Lincoln White said the comment was not meant as an insult, but British papers labeled it an insult. Dulles spoke during Senate committee questioning on Middle East power proposals, noting Arab hostility to Britain and France over Egypt.
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State Department
Secretary of State
Dulles
U. S
Lincoln White
London Daily Sketch
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Sen
Morse
United States
Middle East
Egypt
White
Biting Cold Parcels Through Western States
Arctic air chilled the western half of the nation with subzero readings from Idaho to Michigan and deep drops in Montana. Temperatures fell to 40 below in places, while the region saw scattered precipitation including light snow and freezing drizzle. Weather forecasts warned of no immediate relief with continuing frigid conditions statewide.
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Lake Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
Montana
Weather Bureau
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Mont
Texas
California
New Mexico
New England
Colorado
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Gulf
New York
Chicago
Washington
Miami
New Orleans
Dallas
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Mettler Appointed Deputy Registrar at Laurelville
Melvin Mettler to serve as Hocking County deputy registrar of motor vehicles at Laurelville replacing ill Fred Dent. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced the appointment. Previously Dean Collison was named deputy registrar in Logan replacing Joseph Sehrader.
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Melvin Mettler
Hocking County
Laurelville
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Mettler
Fred Dent
Dean Collison
Logan
Joseph Sehrader
Soions Plan Game in Santa Fe for March of Dimes
State Rep. W. E. Overton urged Democratic basketball players from the New Mexico Legislature to participate in the annual March of Dimes charity game against Republicans. The fundraiser aims to aid the March of Dimes efforts in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
N.M
W. E. Overton
New Mexico
Congress May Skip Tito Visit To Avoid Address
The piece reports Congress may be out of session during Tito’s U S visit to avoid inviting him to speak. It notes a potential April trip by Yugoslav leader Tito and an Easter recess from about April 18 to 29, with leaders weighing embarrassment to the State Department if Congress is empty.
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Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
State Department
Lady Taxi Riders Fight Ends With Ear Bite
Denver driver Robert Rich 37 tried to stop a quarrel between two women in his taxicab. One woman bit off part of his right ear after grabbing him. the other bit him as they left, and he drove to a hospital.
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Denver
Robert Rich
Rich
United Nations prep for crucial debate on Middle East dispute
U N diplomats push through a weekend of behind the scenes moves ahead of Monday’s General Assembly debate over Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh. Hammarskjold reports Israel delays full pull back and cites barriers to meeting five UNSC resolutions. Israel demands guarantees before leaving, while Gulf of Aqaba navigation rights are framed as a separate issue.
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United Nations
U. N
Middle East
Assemskjold
Israel
Palestine Armistice Line
Hammarskjold
Assembly
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Celina Set for Dr Geer Trial Venue Change
Fairfield County coroner Dr Joseph Geer faces a 13 count indictment for falsifying narcotic prescriptions. Judge Harry Kilburger moved the trial to Mercer County common pleas court Celina after defense objections to a fair trial locally. Local and federal investigators led the lengthy probe.
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Lancaster
Joseph Geer
Fairfield County
Mercer County Common Pleas Court
Celina
Harry Kilburger
Geer
Jack Supman
Ohio Coed Named Miss Majorette of America 1957
Ruth Ann Nethery of Lyndhurst Ohio an Ohio University sophomore was chosen Miss Majorette of America for 1957 by the National Baton Twirling Assn She was selected from 25 000 contestants in a national contest held in St Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ruth Ann Nethery
Lyndhurs
Ohio
Ohio University
Twirling Assn
Life Gets Very Complicated When City Lacks a Paper
Columbus notes recall of Cleveland Plain Dealer strike leaving 26 days without daily news. Russell Reeves cites postponed deaths and a black market for out of town papers. Radio and TV covered locally but lost printed perspective, with skeleton staff and carrier issues upon resumption.
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Russell H. Reeves
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Reeves
Central Ohio
Sigma Delta Chi
Carrier Boy
the Plain Dealer
Carrier Boys
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