Chiefs Fall To Wellston In Tight 55-53 Thriller
Logan Chiefs were edged 55-53 by Wellston as both teams produced a late surge in a game that saw the lead change hands three times in the final minutes. Gary Fridenmaker sparked Wellston with a late jumper and tip-in to seal the win. Logan faced a sixth straight loss in Southeastern Ohio League play and remains at the cellar.
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Logan Chieftain
Wellston
Purple and White Storm
Gary
Chiefs
Athens
LHS
Chieftains
Logan
Fridenmaker
Moon Morgan
Ohio Forestry Chiefs Study Major Problems
Ohio forestry officials discuss major problems and solutions for forest land management reforestation and watershed programs. They note youth involvement in school forest projects and 395 registered tree farms totaling 97 576 acres ranking eighth in farms and twenty sixth in acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Forestry
Ohio
Berggren
Mos
Tar Hollow
Ross
Hocking
Natco Union Open Talks On New Contract
Natco Corp plants at Haydenville and The Diamond begin negotiations with the United Brick and Clay Workers Local UFL for a new contract. General manager C. Matheny said talks have been set for February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natco Corp
Haydenville
Diamond
United Brick & Clay Workers
UFL
Matheny
Natco
Warmer Rain Forecast for Weekend Here
The weatherman predicts a warmer weekend with rainy conditions beginning this afternoon. Sunday should be windy and warmer with continued rain and rising temperatures reaching the mid thirties.
Deportation Faces Freed Tokyo Rose
Tokyo Rose, real name Iwa Toguri D'Aquino, was freed from the federal reformatory for women after a ten year wartime treason sentence but faces possible deportation. Her family awaited her release at nearby auto with plans to take her home to Chicago. Legal papers announcing the deportation action were served inside prison last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D’aquino
Five Ohioans Honored At Newspaper Parley in Columbus
At the Ohio Newspaper Assn. convention closing session in Columbus, five outstanding Ohioans were honored for service and achievement. Recipients include Hopalong Cassady of Columbus, Howard Barlow of Plain City, and Ernest J. Bohn of Cleveland, cited for contributions to state prestige, housing, and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Newspaper Assn
Board of Trustees
Ellsworth F. Bees
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
U. S
Hopalong Cassady
Ohio
Farmer
Russia
Howard Barlow
Plain City
Madison County
Voice of Firestone
Ernest J. Bohn
Cleveland
Student Slugs Teacher in Amarilla Incident
A 16 year old student slugged a teacher in Amarilla Texas after remarks. Authorities say the youth spoke a taunt before striking and was taken into custody for investigation. The incident prompted an inquiry by school officials and local police.
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Amarilla
Tex
Bonehead
Mayor Fines Six Drivers Friday Night
City police cited six drivers on Front St Friday night under Mayor Francis Myers. Blaine Sapp 19 of Columbus was fined for passing without an assured clear distance. Richard Shanahan 23 of Dunbar was fined 10 dollars plus costs for crossing the yellow line. Garry Hiles 18 of Friesner Ave was cited for speeding 45 to 50 mph in a 25 mph zone and ordered to appear before Mayor Myers at 7 30 p m Sunday.
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Francis Myers
Front St
Blaine L. Sapp
Columbus
Quortenes Bso
Richard Shanahan
Dunbar
W. Va
Garry E. Hiles
Friesner Ave
E. Front St
Hiles
Myers
City Police Report Three Crashes Friday
City police logged three more accidents Friday raising January total to 28 in 27 days. At 11:45 a.m. two cars collided near the Warner Avenue Fountain Street Church Hunter Street intersection, heavily damaging one vehicle and injuring Rodney H. Wilson and a passenger Albert Blick. A second collision at Market Street involved Richard Neloce with minor damage and injuries or complications not specified. A third two car crash at Culver and Front Streets involved Irvin Chilcote and Les Kelly with moderate damage.
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Warner Ave
Fountain St
Church and
Hunter Sts
Rodney H. Wilson
Murray City
John E. Leach
Walnut St
Richard
Market St
Neloce
Culver
Front Sts
wDarge
Les T. Kelly
M- Sol Galle
Irvin Chilcote
Second St
Mrs. Mary Couch Dies At Age 82
Mary Elizabeth Couch 82 died Thursday at her son Erving Couch’s home in Rockbridge Rt Survived by son a sister and brother in Twin Falls Missoula Mont two grandchildren and five great grandchildren Body sent by train to final destination
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Mary Couch
Mary Elizabeth Couch
Erving Couch
Rockbridge
Benjamin Stephens
Twin Falls
Ida Smith
Missoula, Mont
World seeing earth satellite in 1957 58 program outlines
The National Academy of Sciences outlines an international IGY satellite path from New York to Buenos Aires and Tokyo to Melbourne. The plan anticipates shared data with Russia and others, with launches from Patrick Air Force Base and test firings of three stage rockets before first wave Project Vanguard.
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National Academy of Sciprogram
Equator
Ious
New York
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Melbourne
Ie Iine
IGY
Navy
Air Force
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
President's Aide Calls Pearson Lie Over Forest Sale Claim
White House aide James Hagerty denounces Drew Pearson as lying about President Eisenhower seeking a sale of Rogue River National Forest land to private interests. Pearson defends accuracy while detailing alleged notes and testimony about a timber grab and mining patents involving the McDonald family and Al Sarena.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Interior McKay
al Se
Rogue River National Forest
Pearson
Hagerty
McKay
Doug
Senate ‘Interior Committee
Senate
Ser McKay
Forest
McDonald
Clarence A. Davis
Charles P. McDonald
Herbert McDonald
al Sarena
Drunk Driver John J. Cont ers Gets Jail Term
Monroe Michigan police report John J. Cont ers, 35, of Oak Park Michigan, received a 15 day jail term for drunk driving. He faced a $150 fine after tickets issued January 13 while southbound to Cleveland and January 16 while returning north from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
John J. Conters
Oak Park
Saunders
Cleveland
Flooded Ford Plant in Long Beach Faces Million-Dollar Loss
Flooding from a week of rain, an explosion and fire damaged Ford's 72 acre Long Beach plant. Plant manager R C Armour estimated 3 million dollars in parts damaged with full losses not yet known. The facility sits below sea level and was out of operation for at least two months. Firefighters waded through oil slick water as fireboats fought the blaze for hours.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ford
R. C
Armour
Solon Urges Ike to Make If Announcement to End Term Speculation
Washington Senator Ives of New York urged President Eisenhower to declare by August that if his health and vigor permit he would accept the nomination and serve another term. Senator Payne, a 1952 Ike supporter, doubted pressure would force a change and predicted a yes or no answer. The Republican convention opens August 20 in San Francisco.
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Solon
Ike
Washington
Sen
Ives
San Francisco
Payne
Young
Benson
Morse
D-Ore
Sens
Unclear Briefs From Columbus Cleveland Tokyo Outline War Talks
Fragment shows markets and prices in Columbus. Cleveland notes on a sen markets. Tokyo indicates unofficial desire to end the war with Russia and exchange ambassadors, with Japan seeking to normalize ties.
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Tokyo
Pal Sai Ay
Russia
Japan
Endorsement Storm Hits Benson Amid Harpers Controversy
Washington politics heated as secretary of agriculture Benson faces calls to resign after a Harpers Magazine article and a letter allegedly signed in his name. Senators from both parties demand accountability while Benson blames an aide.
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Harpers Magazine
Benson
Sen. George
D-Ga
R-Vi
Aiken
Harpers
Jack Iran
Five Democrats Enter Governor's Race in Cleveland
Five Democrats compete for the open governor seat in Cleveland as J. Lausehe vacates the office. The field includes candidates across the party and reflects ongoing statewide contest.
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Cleveland
Pr J. Lausehe
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Rockets
McLaughlin
Thelma Keyes
Tokyo Rose
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Chapman
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Rmaine
Sen. Case
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Sen. Young
RND
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