Dentists Dr. Leonard and Dawley to Open Logan Offices
Dr. Albert E. Leonard announces a Logan dentistry office at 8 E. Hunter St in the former Rannells space. He and Dawley both qualified in Ohio State University dental program. Leonard 6th in state board, Dawley graduates later opening Norwalk office at 70 W. Main St. Leonard plans to begin July 15 move to 72 Hill St and practice in Logan.
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Albert Leonard
Albert E. Leonard
Logan
E. Hunter St
D. A. Rannells
State Dental Board
Hugh B. Smith
Dental Board
Leonard
Cloyd E. Dawley
Ohio State University
School of Dentistry
Dr. Dawley
LHS
Dr. Leonard
Walter Leonard
Logan Funeral
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Marine Corps
Pacific
Marines
USMC
Leonard Funeral Home
Ohio
Helen Haney
Beverly
Barbara
Leonards
Hill St
Logan Daily News
Everett Dawley
W. Second St
Ohio State University’s
College of Business Administration
Navy
Naval Aviation
North American Aviation
Columbus
Naval
North American
Stage Coach Inn
Miriam Heck
Columbiana
Dawley
Norwalk
Main St
Poison Hinted In Death Case In Montgomery Ward Thorne
Chicago coroner's jury hears Dr. Leon say possible poisoning in the death of 20 year old heir Montgomery Ward Thorne. Toxicology report notes trace barbiturate and morphine indicators while alcohol in the body could explain death. questions arise over his relationship with his mother and his will changes shortly before death.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Leon
Walter T. McCarron
W. J. R. Camp
Thorne
Army unit seeks buffalo as mascot in Germany
A U S Army battalion in Germany requests a buffalo for its mascot in a letter to Gov. Howard Pyle. Soldiers hope a remaining Arizona bison could join with the unit's buffalo crest, but the Arizona Game and Fish Department says shipping a buffalo would be too expensive.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Germany
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Pyle
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Hay Bales Lead to Wallet Recovery in Hunt
Glenn L. Smith, while bailing hay near New Bloomfield, Pa., opened 403 bales and recovered his wallet containing $490 that had been lost fifteen days earlier. He located it during the sorting process.
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New Bloomfield
Glenn L. Smith
Eyman Mentioned for Ohio Education Director Post
Lancaster official R. M. Eyman is described as seriously considered by Gov. Lausche for state director of education. Eyman, 58, is assistant director after serving as Fairfield County school superintendent from 1928 to 1945. Dr. Hissong resigns Sept. 15 to return to Bowling Green State University as professor.
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Columbus
R. M. Eyman
Lancaster
Frank J. Lausche
Eyman
Fairfield County
Clyde Hissong
Bowling Green State University
Hissong
Eisenhower backs Allen Dulles CIA amid McCarthy claims
President Eisenhower voiced full confidence in Allen Dulles and the CIA while Senate attacks by McCarthy over Communist infiltration prompted a Hoover Commission review. McCarthy offered to share information with Clark led task force as Dulles denied any infiltration. Dulles pressed for evidence and asked McCarthy for specifics.
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McCarthy
Hoover Commission
Washington
Eisenhower
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Executive Branch
Executive Department of Government
CIA
Dulles
Capitol Hill
Mark W. Clark
Clark
Senate Investigations
Hoover
Hoover Reorganization Commission
Army
Red
United States
Sens. Mundt
Dirksen
Defense Department
Red-Tinted Judge Faces Impeachment Proceedings
Impeachment hearings opened in Tokyo against Osaka judge Tetsuzo Sasaki accused of opening court with Communist songs and allowing Red defendants to pray for a Communist victory in Korea. A Diet committee conducts the inquiry into the controversial judge.
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Tokyo
Korea
Tetsuzo Sasaki
Osaka
Teen shoots aboard plane in Cleveland hijack attempt
A 15-year-old boy in a leather jacket and denim trousers boarded an American Airlines DC6 at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and forced pilot Captain William Bonnell to fly to Mexico. Bonnell fired twice, fatally wounding Raymond A Kitchenmeister Jr who died later at a hospital. the youth was killed in the incident.
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Cleveland
American Airlines
Cleveland Hopkins
William F. Bon
Raymond A. Kitchenmeister, Jr
Flight passengers miss the hint of danger on flight
A man recalls pulling a Colt .38 and firing during a flight from New York. He shot the engineer in the hip and fired again when the victim reached for a weapon. The gunman describes the moment as chaos aboard the plane.
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New York
Paroled plan for big airliner ends with boy removed from cockpit
A 12 year old Donald and his brother left home in Parma to seek work as cowboys before an incident on a runway near an airliner. The gun Raymond carried was old and broken and no longer loaded. The mother Ruth Kichenmeister described her son as frustrated and eager to help the family while noting the boy was her favorite child.
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Donald
Parma
Ruth
Kichenmeister
West
Montana
Kidnap and murder shock fashionable Miami area
Seven year old Judith Ann Roberts was kidnapped from Bayshore Drive area and found dead in a Biscayne Bay area thicket. Police traced a car to the scene after a missing child report by her mother Shirley Roberts. The victim was bound and beaten, with a gauze ligature around the throat, and no ransom demand was detected. The Rosenberg family connections and a recent Maryland state race were noted by investigators.
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Bay Village
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Miami
Fla
Judith Ann Roberts
Baltimore
Bayshore Drive
Biscayne Bay
Shirley Roberts
Rosenberg
Meyer Taken To State Pen This Morning
Sheriff A J Waldron took Benjamin E Meyer to Ohio State Penitentiary after his murder conviction of Velvia Meyer For the crime he was sentenced Saturday by Judge Harley Meyer to die in the electric chair on Oct 21 The six day trial ended June 28 in Logan Richard C Gerken will appeal The couple's Feb 15 death occurred at the home of her sister in Marion Township Meyer surrendered two hours after the slaying and pleaded innocence saying he sought suicide if the divorce action continued
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A. J. Waldron
Benjamin E. Meyer
Velvia
Ohio State Penitentiary
Meyer
Harley Meyer
Logan
Richard C. Gerken
Marion Township
Starr-Washington Board Hires Commercial Teacher
At its Monday meeting the Starr Washington board hired Florence E. Moore of Lancaster to teach commercial classes at Union Furnace school. A $200000 bond issue was proposed for the November ballot to fund building improvements at Union Furnace and Ilesboro schools. The board approved a $2200 bill to F H Brewer Co. for blacktopping a driveway and playground. Moore replaces Mrs. Russell Milliken who moved to Marietta to become supervisor of elementary schools in Washington County.
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Starr-Washington Board of Education
Florence E. Moore
Lancaster
Union Furnace School
Union Furnace
Ilesboro
F. H. Brewer Co
Miss Moore
Rus
Sell Milliken
Marietta
Washington County
Thurston, Pataskala
Hyatts
Western College
Ohio State University
West Hocking Board of Education
Ike Delighted With New Farm Bill No Veto Expected
President Eisenhower said he would not veto the new farm subsidy plan as passed by the House. He praised the flexible price supports 82 to 90 percent of parity and called the passage a great victory though not his exact recommendation. He discussed Hawaii statehood, a potential atomic plant strike, FCC chair replacement, and the 1960 campaign record as key issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Senate
Hawaii
Alaska
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
United States
Merce Commission
J. Monroe Johnson
Painesville Girl Wins Beauty Title Miss Ohio Miss Universe contestant Barbara Randa
A 19 year old dental assistant from Painesville named Barbara Randa won the Miss Ohio crown in a beauty contest last night. She will fly to Long Beach to compete in the Miss Universe finals on July 24.
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Cleveland
California
Barbara Randa
Painesville
Long Beach
Paper Suspended in Lorain After 22 Years of Publication
The Lorain Sunday News, a 22 year weekly, has ceased publication. Publisher Paul L. Stockert cites a steady decline in advertising revenue and rising operating costs as the reason for the suspension.
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Lorain
Paul L. Stockert
Hillsboro Fire Started By County Aide
Philip Partridge, Highland County engineer, admitted setting fire to Lincoln elementary school for Negroes. He pleaded guilty in justice court, bound over to the grand jury, and released on $2000 bond. Prosecutor Davis said motive related to racial inequalities and court rulings on segregation.
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Hillsboro
Philip Partridge
Highland County
Lincoln
Walter Reffitt
Richard L. Davis
Justice of the Peace
Partridge
Davis
Lincoln School
U. S. Supreme Court
Logan Sees Mild Temperatures With Comfortable Nights
Logan residents enjoy cool evenings and comfortable sleeping weather. Recent readings show yesterday’s low at 55 degrees, 6 a.m. today’s low 64, yesterday’s high 85, and noon today’s high 78 degrees.
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Logan
Board of Health Considers Nuisance Complaints
Hocking County board of health discussed nuisances at their monthly meeting but took no action. Issues included dogs running loose in Logan, garbage from trucks, polluted ditches and streams. Dr. Owen Yaw invited Dr. H M Boocks to the next Hocking County Medical Society meeting to discuss plans for a well baby clinic. The health department monthly report was presented.
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Hocking County Board of Health
Logan
Owen Yaw
H. M. Boocks
Hocking County Medical Society
County Health Department
Eisenhower Opposed to Red China Entry but Not Call for U.N. Withdrawal
President Eisenhower declared firm opposition to allowing Red China into the United Nations under current conditions. He did not commit to withdrawing U.N. membership if Peiping is admitted, rebutting Senate leader Knowland who urged recall or withdrawal plans. The issue, tied to upcoming Congressional sessions and potential U.N. action, remains unsettled with State Department updates awaited.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
U. N
Senate
Knowland
California
United States
Peiping
Congress
World Organization
Dulles
U.N
International Organization
State Department
Akron Tire Strike Threat From 37000 UAW Members
The CIO United Rubber Workers union warned 37,000 workers in 10 Goodyear Tire & Rubber plants nationwide of a possible midnight strike.
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Akron
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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