Carborundum Directors Visit Logan To Inspect New Plant
Carborundum Co directors visited Logan to inspect the new resinoid abrasive wheel plant in operation. The tour included a plant inspection lunch and a board meeting before heading to Parkersburg to review another new plant manufacturing zirconium and hafnium materials for atomic reactor construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carborundum CO
Logan
H. K. Clark
Charles H. Diefendorf
E. A. Montgomery
Gen
Clinton F. Robinson
F. J. Tone Jr
George W. Wyckoff
Nathan W. Pearson
Willard F. McCormick
Carborundum
Company
William F. Pearson
Parkersburg
W. Va
The
Marine Trust Co
Western New York
Marine Midland Corp
Cresap, McCor
Cornell University
T. Mellon & Sons
Edward A. Montgomery
Mr. Pearson
Leon A. Patt
R. C. M. Pelletier
Pearson
Visit by Zhukov to U S labeled distinct possibility
President Eisenhower hinted a Washington visit by Georgi Zhukov could occur. Officials and senators voiced cautious optimism while Moscow reactions remained pivotal. Eisenhower recalled joint WWII command and called Zhukov a marked Communist and honest man. He suggested a Zhukov Secretary of Defense exchange might prove useful.
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Zhukov
U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
Georgi Zhukov
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
U. S
State Department
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Helsinki
United States
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Wilson
Cigarette Smoking Ties to Cancer and Heart Disease
Washington A Cancer Society spokesman told a House subcommittee that cigarette smoking markedly raises lung cancer death rates and coronary artery disease risk. He cited a study showing non smokers have very low rates, while heavy smokers face higher mortality. Giving up smoking lowers overall death risk.
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Washington
American Cancer Lowhelming
Hammond
House
Blatnik
D-Minn
American Cancer Society
House Group Votes Federal Pay Hike
The House Civil Service Committee approved an 11 percent, 532 million dollar pay raise for about a million federal workers despite objections from the administration. The panel, led by Rep. Murray, voted 14 to 10 after hearing budget officials warn of inflationary effects. Earlier, the committee approved a 12 percent, 320 million dollar increase for about 518,000 postal workers.
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Washington
House Civil Service Committee
Rep
Murray
D-Tenn
Robert E. Merriam
Two-Girl Gamble Nets Miss United States Title
Leona Gage, 21, of Glen Burnie Md., won Miss United States after a two month, $45 gown gamble with cousin Barbara. Barbara funded the bid, traveling to Long Beach with Leona and sharing the prize as Leona heads to the Miss Universe phase.
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Long Beach
Calif
Leona Gage
Leona
Barbara Gage
Barbara
U.S.A
Four Clinton defendants freed as contempt charges dropped
In Knoxville Tenn the government dropped criminal contempt charges against four of fifteen Clinton segregation trial defendants. Judge Taylor allowed dismissal after U S Attorney Crawford said evidence did not warrant convictions. The trial, nine days old, features high tensions and inflammatory language amid broader civil rights implications.
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Knoxville
Tenn
U. S
John C. Crawford Jr
Thomas Sanders
Chris Foust
J. B. Long
J. L. Coley
Crawford
U. S. Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
Clinton Area
Grover S. McLeod
Birmingham
McLeod
Defa
John Kasper
Clinton High School
Clinton
Paul Turner
Fayette County Rail Derailment Probed No Injuries Reported
Washington C. H. and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials investigate a Wednesday derailment nine miles south of Fayette County. Ten cars of a 45 car freight train left the tracks due to possible heat expansion or a loose wheel. No injuries reported.
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Washington C. H
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
Modern Architecture Injures Architect at Rutgers Library
Jay C. Van Nuys, an architect, suffered minor cuts when he walked through a plate glass wall at Rutgers University. The wall, described as “invisible,” is in the ultra modern library. Van Nuys is the second person in three months to miss seeing the wall.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Jay C. van Nuys
Rutgers University
van Nuys
Boy Electrocuted While Helping Dad Outside Home
Twelve year old Walter Dean was electrocuted accidentally on a Wednesday afternoon while assisting his father to string an extension cord outside their Mount Vernon home.
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Mount Vernon
Walter Dean
Mrs Edward Godfrey Dies At 73 In Logan
Mrs Edna Kelley Godfrey 73 wife of Edward Godfrey died 7 20 p m Wednesday at Hocking Valley Hospital after 10 days as patient She suffered a heart attack July 8 at home 169 Bowen St where she and her husband were married 55 years ago Survivors listed as husband Funeral set 2 p m Saturday at Logan First EUB Church with Rev D S Dunkle assisted by three others Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Leonard Funeral Home after 7 p m today
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Edna Kelley Godfrey
Edward Godfrey
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Godfrey
Bowen St
Richard
Mary Kelley
Logan First Eub
Logan Garden Club
Delphians
le Jardin de Fleur
WCTU
Logan First Eub Church
D. S. Dunkle
Earl F. Schottke
Edna Beougher Hughes
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Army Plans Cut In Draft Calls
Washington officials announced a six month pullback in draft calls as the administration aims to reduce the armed forces by 100000 from an authorized strength of 2800000. The Army’s share totals 44470 and it will release 2000 commissioned officers and an unspecified number of enlisted personnel before year end.
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Washington
Army
Florida Confession Seen As Truth In Sheppard Case
Deland Florida Lie detector expert Alex Gregory says Donald Wedler told the truth in a 32 hour examination but notes uncertainty over Wedler’s involvement in the Cleveland murder of Mrs. Samuel Sheppard on July 4 1954. Gregory plans another test while Cleveland police doubt Wedler’s confession. The Court of Last Resort led by Erle Stanley Gardner investigates possible wrongful convictions.
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Alex Gregory
Court of Last Resort
Wedler
Cleveland
Sheppard
Gregory
Volusa
Herman Lewis
Erle Stanley Gardner
Gardner
Ohio
Stephen Sheppard
Fred Garmone
Garmone
Henry Steeger
Argosy Magazine
Grass Fire Answered At Charles Congreve Farm
Assistant fire chief Robert Courter and volunteer Woodrow Nutter responded to a grass fire at the Charles Congreve farm on Rt 664N at 1 20 p m today to extinguish the blaze.
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Robert Courter
Woodrow Nutter
Charles Congreve
South Ohio public lands open to squirrel hunters
More than 211 000 acres of southern Ohio public lands will be open to squirrel hunters with an early season this year. The southern season runs Sept 2 to Oct 31 and the northern season Sept 16 to Oct 31. Major areas include Shawnee Roosevelt state forest 54000 acres. Tar Hollow state forest 16000 acres. Zaleski state forest 18000 acres. Wayne national forest 105000 acres. Brush Creek wildlife area 1700 acres. Trimble wildlife area 2000 acres.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Wildlife
Shawnee-Roosevelt State Forest
Scioto
Adams
Tar Hollow State Forest
Ross
Hocking
Zaleski State Forest
Vinton County
Wayne National Forest
Jackson
Monroe
Morgan, Perry, Lawrence
Athens
Gallia
Washington
Brush Creek
Jefferson County
Trimble
Athens County
TNT Blast Kills Navy Crew Near New London
A 22 pound TNT charge exploded accidentally aboard a cruising Navy escort patrol craft near New London Connecticut on Wednesday night. The blast killed three sailors and seriously injured four others.
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New London
Conn
No Relief From Drought In Sight For Hocking County
The weatherman offers no drought relief for Hocking County with continued hot and fair weather through Friday. Temperatures reach 91 at noon following a low of 4 last night. Farmers report drying pastures and crops, hay yields halved on the second cutting, corn suffering, dry creeks, and some farmers hauling water from city works to water livestock.
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Hocking
Father Sues Son After Crash in Tunnel Hill Case
In Marion Illinois a Creal Springs father Levi Choate sues his son Clarence Choate 30 of Tunnel Hill for 15000 alleging he drove 90 mph causing a curve crash on April 20 a passenger died in the wreck and injuries were claimed by the father in Williamson County circuit court.
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Marion, Hil
Creal Springs
Williamson County
Levi Choate
Clarence Choate
Tunnel Hill
Invasion Fear Drives Red China Industry Moves
Premier Chou En-lai disclosed that fear of invasion before 1956 prompted China to relocate many industries from vulnerable coastal areas to inland sites.
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Hong Kong
Chou En-lai
Red China
Voting Rights Bill Faces Narrowing Amendment Aim
Senate debate over the civil rights bill shifts toward restricting its reach to voting rights. Senators Anderson and Aiken push to remove provisions allowing the attorney general to fight desegregation, while Knowland and Humphrey seek to repeal a wartime troop-enforcement clause. President Eisenhower commented he sees no need for federal troop use to enforce court orders. Russell notes the fight centers on presidential and congressional power versus Southern objections to broader civil rights enforcement.
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Anderson and
Aiken
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Humphrey
D-Minn
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Brownell
South
Foreign Aid Cut Voted By House
The House voted to cut U S economic aid to foreign defense programs to 500 million dollars, 400 million less than President Eisenhower requested and 200 million less than the Foreign Affairs Committee recommended.
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Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
Foreign Affairs Committee
Economics Classes In Schools Decried
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation criticizes public schools for neglecting how to make a living. He argues economics should be taught to all students as a fundamental subject, easier than grammar or mathematics.
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Washington
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
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Dis
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Industry
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Harvard School of Business Administration
Cancer Society Aide
Fayette County
Boy
Florida
Rodney B. Thursday
Park Street
San Antonio
Thursby
Gregory End Street
South Ohio
Anderson
D-Nm
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