Six-Tenths Mill Levy Is Sought For City Schools
Logan city schools seek 8.35 general fund mills producing about 79000 and a six tenths mill levy inside the 10 mill limit for repairs and modernization worth about 5700 annually. George Carr notes the rehab fund loss after a county reappraisal. Principal appointments for 1950 51 include Kirk Hankison Webb Connor and East school lead Milliken. September 5 opening date set. cafeteria work progresses with October 1 completion.
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Logan City
County Budget Commission
Logan
George Carr
Hocking County
Logan Schools
Howard E. Kirk
Logan High School
J. R. Hankison
Gladys Webb
Central School
Mary Connor
West School
Russell Milliken
East School
Esther O'Neal
Carr
Arrest Engineer In Fuchs Case
The FBI seized 32 year old engineer Julius Rosenberg at his New York home on July 18, charged by the Department of Justice with conspiracy to commit espionage in the Klaus Fuchs atom spy ring. He is married with two children. The investigation links him to the spy case and cites his alleged activities.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Kremlin
Stalin
State Department
Department
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
Senator Connally
D-Tex
New York
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
FBI
Julius Rosenberg
Department of Justice
Three New Sabotage Suspicions Hit British Warships
London reports three new cases of suspected sabotage aboard destroyers with speculation of a coordinated, possibly communist inspired wrecking campaign. Tight security measures were imposed around naval bases and installations.
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London
Pronunciation of Ai in Ohio Town Stumps Experts
An AP inquiry into how to say Ai in Fulton County led to no answer until a Swanton operator declared it aye eye. Residents say Ai, once with 11 saloons and a notorious past, dwindled after a railroad arrived. Population unknown. historic note links Ai to biblical Canaan.
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Fulton County
Associated Press
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Western Union
Frank J. Lausche
Ralph Locher
Union Bus Station
Swanton
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Bert Shaffer
Ai Forta
Ohio Methodist
Canaan
Israel
Land of
Benjamin
Rosenberg linked to Soviet spy ring on atomic data
FBI said Julius Rosenberg recruited David Greenglass at Los Alamos to pass bomb data to Harry Gold and Alfred Slack as part of a Soviet espionage group led by Klaus Fuchs. Rosenberg was arraigned with $100000 bail for a July 31 federal hearing. Hoover called it an important link in the network.
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America
Rosenberg
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Klaus Fuchs
Britain
Fuchs
England
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Alfred Dean Slack
Syracuse
N. Y
David Greenglass
New York
Greenglass
Los Alamos
N. M
Gold
Russia
Hoover
Carl Van Doren Dies at 64 in Torrington Hospital
Author and editor Carl Van Doren died today at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Torrington after about a month of illness. He was 64 and had a summer home in West Cornwall, Connecticut.
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Torrington
Conn
Carl van Doren
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
van Doren
West Cornwall
Korean War at a Glance
AP reports on Korea front battles as the 24th Division fights near Kum River with Taejon held by Americans, while communists plan renewed strikes. Air power halts tanks and targets behind lines as Stalin Nehru notes surface. Truman seeks broader powers and a UN inclusive stance. Britain halts oil to Red China amid sabotage incidents.
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Associated Press
U.S
Kum River
Taejon
Kum
London
Britain
China
Army to tighten draft standards amid Korean crisis
The Army will require draftees to have at least 16 teeth in good position and may relax emotional criteria. Plans call for absorbing 4-Fs into essential jobs in emergencies. Draft boards aim for 20 000 replacements by September 30 with a possible next call next month.
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Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Police Halt Planned Trip By Two Lancaster Boys
Portsmouth officers stopped a trip to Shreveport Louisiana planned by two 13 year old Lancaster youths. The youths confessed stealing a motorcycle and merchandise from a war surplus store to fund the trip and were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Portsmouth
Shreveport
Lancaster
Trade Club to Meet at Brandt's Restaurant
The Logan Trade Club will hold its monthly dinner meeting on Wednesday at 6 PM at Brandt's restaurant.
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Trade Club
Logan Trade Club
Brandt
Truman Seeks Bigger Armed Forces and Money for Korea
President Truman plans to ask Congress for 5 to 6 billion dollars more for military spending and authority to raise the armed forces by about 770,000, plus priority powers to funnel resources to arms production. The package may include 160,000 Army, 60,000 Navy, and up to 502,000 Air Force, with no immediate mobilization of National Guard divisions.
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Truman
Congress
Korea
North Atlantic Alliance
Breeze Brings Some Relief from Humid Weather
A breeze eased hot humid conditions in Hocking County with yesterday’s high near 89 degrees and a 68 degree low. Today the temperature rose to 81 by 11 AM while forecasters predict cooler tonight and a five day outlook showing temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal with scattered showers after Thursday.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Bus Overturns After Collision With Car on Route 678
Forty three people including thirty seven school children aged 12 to 16 escaped serious injury when a car and a Harden Central Local school bus collided on a sharp curve near Route 180. The bus rolled over a seven foot embankment. five adults and the children suffered only minor cuts or bruises. Rescue crews arranged transport and continued the tour plan.
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Paul Johnson
Kenton
Roy Loomis
Logan
Loomis
Harden Central
Hocking
O Neill Warns Americans Lack Zeal for Institutions
C William O Neill of Marietta told Logan Rotary Club on Ladies Night at Hocking Hills Country Club that Americans must show more zeal for their institutions and way of life. A GOP attorney general candidate and former WWII veteran, he cited left wing sincerity and a 400 person protest over loyalty bills as signs of public unrest. Nearly 80 Rotarians and guests attended the dinner and program.
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C. William O'Neill
Marietta
Logan
O'Neill
U.S
Ohio
Rotary Anns
Roger Humphrey
Virgil Martin
Shields Named Grand Chief Engineer Of Locomotive Engineers
James P. Shields, 61, was named to head the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers yesterday, pledging to push wage gains, rules changes, and a third engineer on diesels. He succeeds Alvanley Johnston, 75, who did not run again as the 81,900 member independent union selects a new leader.
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Cleveland
James P. Shields
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union
Independent Rail Union
Alvanley Johnston
Glass and pottery prices hold firm at national show
New York July 18 P Prices for glass and pottery stay firm as order booking remains active at the National China Glass and Pottery Show. 1563 buyers registered in two days versus 1100 last year as foreign competition hits domestic producers. United States Glass Co. president W Carlson cites cheaper foreign ware and higher labor costs here. About a quarter of 204 booths feature foreign goods and imports are stronger than since the war.
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New York
China, Glass and Pottery
China
Middle West
California
Co. W. Carlson
United States Glass Co
Tiffin, C
Czechoslovakia
Evangeline Booth Dies at 84 in New York
General Evangeline Booth former commander of the Salvation Army died yesterday in Hurstdale New York at the age of 84. Her long career spanned world wide service with the organization.
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Hurstdale
N. Y
Evangeline Booth
Worldwide Salvation Army
Executive Held After Wife Dies Of Cyanide Powder Poisoning
In Cleveland police detained Joseph Gogan president of Gogan Machine Corp after his estranged wife Hazel M. Gogan 47 died from suspected cyanide powder poisoning. Coroner linked death to inhalation of fumigation powder amid a scuffle over two paintings. Gogan says he left with paintings. police note he entered by breaking door panes during a separation of over two years.
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Cleveland
Machine Corporation
Hazel M. Gogan
Samuel R. Gerber
Joseph Gogan
Gogan
Gogan Machine Corp
Chardon
Lakewood
Alfred Edwards
Gogans
Two Regimental Men Describe Atrocities in Korea
By William R. Moore at an American command post in Korea. The article recounts testimonies from two men of the 19th Regiment about atrocities witnessed, noting thirty wounded American soldiers.
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Korea
Dayton Couple Informed Son Missing In Korea
Mr and Mrs Raymond Roth of Dayton were notified by the Defense Department that their son Lt Bernard F Roth aged 26 has been missing in action in Korea since July 11 He had 39 months service in the U S Air Force during World War II and after the war studied two years at the University of Dayton before joining the Army He served with an artillery unit of the 24th Division in Japan before the Korean outbreak.
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Dayton, O
Raymond Roth
Dayton
Defense Department
Bernard F. Roth
Korea
Young Roth
U.S. Air Force
University of Dayton
Army
Japan
Americans Report Massacre of Wounded by North Koreans
Nineteenth Regiment men recounted North Korean forces killing wounded near a front collecting station Sunday near Taejon. A Catholic chaplain and a medical officer were among those slain after North Koreans split the wounded into walkers and litter cases.
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Taejon
Arnold McKenny
Newport
Sandstrom
McKenny
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Moscow
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38Th Parallel
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Illinois
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Shields
Order
William R. Moore
Moore
D. E. Sandstrom
Chadron, Nebr
Far Eastern Headquarters
Pentagon
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