Chiefs Thump Pomeroy 82-58 to tie for second place
Logan High School buried Pomeroy 82 to 58 at home to clinch its sixth Southeastern Ohio League basketball win. The Chiefs offense clicked in bursts led by Kuhn Ellis and Shaw while reserves edged Pomeroy 30 to 28.
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Gallia Academy fuels SEC lead with Athens upset
Gallipolis dominates Athens 77-42 to extend SEC dominance to nine wins this season as Jimmy Thomas nets 22 and John Milhoan 18. Wellston tops Nelsonville 61-39 and several junior highs entertain during a packed Southeastern Ohio League night.
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Red China vows Formosa strike if US backs cease fire
Red China rejects Formosa cease fire and warns of heavy blows if US forces intervene. Peiping radio quotes an article from the Peoples Daily declaring no cease-fire with Chiang Kai-shek and Taiwan must be liberated. United States and Britain seek UN discussion with possible Chinese Communist invitation.
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President Signs War Powers Resolution for Formosa Defense
President Eisenhower signed the Formosa defense measure in a show of united resolve to resist Communist aggression. The vote was 85 to 3 in the Senate, authorizing use of U.S. armed forces including the 7th Fleet to defend Formosa and related areas such as Quemoy and Matsu, and to evacuate Nationalist troops from the Tachens if needed.
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Pathetic End Comes To Couple In Cincinnati
Elderly couple both died in dire circumstances. Margaret Blanks, 82, died Monday from malnutrition and her husband Leonard, in his 80s, left the room, wandered onto a railroad right of way and died days later. Authorities found the frozen body Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Blanks
Leonard
Blanks
Harsh Winter Plunges Tempertures Across Hocking County
Frigid conditions grip Hocking County with a record low of one below zero. Crews from city and county governments work to thaw icy roads as temperatures struggle above zero by late morning. Several fatalities linked to the cold and snow are reported in multiple states.
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Hocking County
Ohio Faces Prolonged Deep Freeze and Snow
Ohio endures new weekend cold with forecasts of snow flurries in the northeast. Temperatures may not top 18 degrees with near zero tonight. Cincinnati faces traffic and a fatal heart attack from snow shoveling. Fire deaths rise as 11 year old Mary Craft dies in Columbus. Canton records a subzero low as cold grips the region and wider areas report subzero reads and arctic winds.
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Columbus
Canton
Death Notice John A Rauch 83 in Lancaster
John A Rauch 83 died Friday at 3 08 p m at his son Dr Charles F Rauch’s home on Lake Logan Road He was former superintendent of the Lancaster factory of H C Ged later with God man company in 1890 He belonged to St Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church Lancaster Survived by Dr Charles F Rauch another son John H Rauch a daughter Mrs James H McFee a brother Fred Rauch 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Burial at Forest Rose Cemetery Frank E Smith Funeral Home Friends may call after 7 p m today.
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Frank E. Smith
Forest Rose Cemetery
Farm Prices Rise 2 Percent in Month
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices up 2 percent from mid December to mid January, remaining about 6 percent below last year and 22 percent beneath the February 1951 peak. Higher cattle, chicken, strawberry, lettuce, and snap bean prices helped drive the gain.
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Eisenhower
White House
Solons to Hold Hearings Backing Fifth Super Carrier
In Washington, two House Armed Services members said hearings will back the Navy request for funds to build a fifth super carrier. Chairman Vinson says a formal review will align committee support with the Navy’s modernized fleet authorization, while Rep. Cannon remains noncommittal until the proposal reaches his panel. The plan also seeks a general authorization for a fleet of 10 million tons to modernize old authorizations. The new budget envisions a 60,000-ton USS Forrestal class carrier at about 200 million dollars, with three more super carriers in planning.
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Armed Services Committee
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D-Ga
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U.S.S. Forrestal
Don’t Call Singer Gene Arty Autry Sues Over Mocked Record
Gene Autry filed a federal suit seeking 5250 in damages alleging Bozo St Clair and Pete Lout mocked him on a 1953 phonograph record sold at the Town Lounge in Houston. The recording ridiculed Autry’s name and infringed on his theme song Back in the Saddle Again.
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Gene Artery
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Autry
Ohio Irrigation Practice Seen On Increase
An agricultural expert predicts a rapid rise in irrigation on Ohio farms as farming competes for land amid urban and industrial growth. Lloyd E. Partain of Curtis Publishing notes irrigation expanding rapidly over the last years and cites a 10 page report urging 14 watershed developments including Upper Hocking in Fairfield County as a model for shared water storage and flood control.
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Curtis Publishing Co
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Miss Easterling Seeks Re election as City Auditor
Democrat Ruth Easterling filed her petition to run again for city auditor, bringing eight filed petitions. The only primary contest shown is between Democrats Rolland J. Schorr and Francis Myers for mayor. Other filings include Joseph Phillips for mayor, Lawrence Ellinger for council, Warren Johnson for council, Juliet White for treasurer, and Herbert Nuntally for First Ward council. Filing deadline is February 2 at 4 p.m. The board meets that evening to verify petitions.
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Francis Myers
Joseph Phillips
Lawrence Ellinger
Warren Johnson
Juliet White
Herbert Nuntally
Plot To Escape From Wife Fails
TORONTO Kenneth Rapson admitted he falsely confessed to 11 safe robberies to get away from his wife for a long time. Police said they grew suspicious as his confessions did not match the facts. He was sentenced to nine months for public mischief.
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Kenneth Rapson
Rapson
Free Speech Right Ruling Overturned in Sioux City Date Clash
SIOUX CITY IOWA When Air Force Sgt James Wesley asked Miss Bonnie Baird for a date on a downtown street she had him arrested for disorderly conduct Municipal Judge Berry J Sisk ruled yesterday the 26 year old airman s right of free speech was violated.
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Bonnie Baird
Berry J. Sisk
Chiefs Take Control as Panthers Struggle in Early Lead
Pomeroy's three free throws highlight a game where the Braves lead 24 11 in the second quarter while the Chiefs double their score and Kuhn nets 11 points with five baskets and a foul shot. Ellis adds 10 with three twos and four for four at the line. Panthers show limited offense, while the Logan unit shows less fluidity as the Chiefs extend their advantage.
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East School
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al Scrivner
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Woman's Body Found In Snow Identified
Cleveland woman Flor ence Barrett, 42, was found nude beside a snowy Medina County road. Police seek killer and cause of death after confirming Barrett and noting she had been in a tavern until 9:30 p m Tuesday. Sheriff Williams investigates calls from a Medina pay station and two men seen with Barrett. Coroner reports no disease or injury causing death.
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Patricia Kate
Medina County
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Williams
Medina
Lester Adelson
Rubinstein Case Probes Continue With 20 Detectives
New York police led a crew of more than twenty detectives through East Side nightclub districts as the hunt for clues in the Serge Rubinstein murder intensified. Officials admitted they were up against a blank wall while probing who might have seen the 46-year-old playboy the night he was strangled at his Fifth Avenue home.
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Serge Rubinstein
Playboy
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Senators oppose Formosa policy risk as China split grows
Democratic senators Sparkman Humphrey and Douglas argued Eisenhower moves risk recognizing Communist China by seeking UN ceasefire talk on Formosa Strait. They backed a ceasefire resolution while noting U N action could admit Peiping within two years and accept two Chinas. The debate followed an 85 3 Senate vote endorsing a hard line stance.
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Formosa
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Senate Foreign Relations
Peiping
Polio Penny Drive Smashes Records in Monroe
In Monroe Louisiana a three week effort for Pennies for Polio collected 10706 pennies forcing banks to withdraw all coppers. Bankers returned a certified check for the total as the drive ended with a significant surplus.
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Monroe
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