Logan Clay Hosts 400 at Annual Ohio Engineers Outing
Logan Clay Products Co hosted 400 engineers, executives, and officials from Ohio and beyond at the Hocking Hills Country Club for an all day outing. Winners in golf and contests were announced, with proceeds to heart and cancer funds. entertainment followed by the Loganaires and a Chicago act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clay Products
Logan Clay Products Co
Ohio Engineers
Hocking Hills Country Club
Ohio
G. E. Chambers
Middletown
Marietta
Oak Hill
Dayton
Heart and Cancer
Loganaires
Curry, Bird and
Leroy
Chicago
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay
Ralph Dwork
Ohio Department of Health
Fred Waring
Dan O'Neill
O'Neill
Gwynne Myers
Governor’s Office
Capt. D. W. Ankle
State Highway Patrol
Floyd C. Redick
Columbus Service
Sherwood Borland
Paul Tatham
Clay Sewer Pipe Association
James Nugent Jr
L. F. Owen Co
Ill
Mike Desmond
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Russ Finsterwald
Athens
Don Finsterwald
Edward Kreider
Columbus Home Builders Association
Logan
Neil Thomas
Allen Barnhill
Logan Kiwanis Club
Body of passenger found after airliner blast in Mojave desert
In Victorville California the mangled body of a passenger from a Western Airlines Convair was found on a lava strewn hill. Officials still seek the blast cause. The plane split open at 10 000 feet between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Investigators examine fuselage pieces as autopsy proceeds.
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Victorville
Calif
Mojave Desert
Western Airlines
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Binstock
Convair
Air Force Base
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Zane Grey Widow Dies in Pasadena
Mrs. Zane Grey, 73, widow of famed western author Zane Grey, died Friday in Pasadena California.
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Zane Grey
Pasadena
Calif
Merlin P. Rheinscheld Dies At 55
Merlin P. Rheinscheld age 55 died of a heart attack at 1 30 p m Friday at his home 67 Bowen Street He had a history of a sawmill accident and chronic asthma Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Caroll Chesser to officiate Eagles Lodge will hold memorial services Sunday at 7 30 p m Burial in New Plymouth Cemetery Survivors include wife Oma two sons and a daughter plus several stepchildren and a brother The body to lie in state after 1 p m today at the funeral home
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Merlin Peter Rheinscheld
Bowen St
Rheinscheld
Lewis and
Ida Steele Rheinscheid
Starr
Hocking County
Logan
Starr Methodist Church
New Plymouth
Order of Eagles Aerie
Oma
Miss Ester Carolyn Rheinscheld
Lewis
Merlin W. Rheinscheld
Ralph Klump
Orrville
Jack Klump
Logan Rt
Delbert Rhelanehold
Union Furnace
Heinlein
Carroll Chesser
Eagles Lodge
Shebaneoel Deane
Argentina Votes on Elected Assembly and Constitution Reform
Argentina nears a pivotal vote as voters select a constituent assembly to rewrite the 1853 constitution. President Aramburu’s provisional government aims to curb executive power, with elections set for next February. Peronists pledge blank ballots while Frondizi’s camp blasts the regime and Peronist orders.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Aramburu
Constituent Assembly
Peron
Venezuela
Frondizi
Nasser Reviews New Egyptian Navy In Secret
President Nasser quietly inspected navy units off Alexandria amid secrecy surrounding the display. He announced the flag raising on three Soviet ships, as foreign media were barred and Egyptian officials warned. He tied the parade to Egypt’s revolutionary anniversaries and nationalization of the Suez Canal Co while criticizing the Eisenhower doctrine and NATO allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasser
Alexandria
Russia
Naval Review
Suez Canal Co
United States
Suez Canal
Farouk
Egypt
France
Britain
Middle East
U. S
Soviet Union
Lima Couple Talks With Khrushchev Spark Exchange Idea
Lima Ohio couple Elmer and Mrs McLain touring with 24 Americans relayed Khrushchev proposed a long term exchange of several hundred students with USSR covering American costs and US paying Russian expenses. National Student Association in Cambridge says it welcomes the proposal and asks support to push the program. Khrushchev joked about security as a reason to bar Russians and Americans, saying bombs and rockets are no worse than theirs.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lima
Ohio
Nikita Khrushchev
Ussr
United States
Elmer McLain
Khrushchev
McLains
Soviet Union
U. S
Jury Trial Plan Hit By Senator
Sen Humphrey denounced jury trial proposals as a premeditated smokescreen in the civil rights bill battle. The amendment would govern contempt of court with jury trials in criminal cases but not civil ones, provoking Southern opposition and a filibuster threat while Republicans stood firm.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sens. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Church
Didaho
Rusell
D-Ga
Dixie
Russell
Senate
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Congress
Hoffa Emerges as Hoffa Takes Lead to Succeed Beck
In Chicago Jimmy Hoffa gains the edge in the bid to replace Dave Beck as Teamsters president. About 800 leaders endorsed Hoffa for the $50 000 post as John T Sandy O'Brien withdraws after Hoffa's support surge. Hoffa reads a 2500 word policy statement backing the nine point platform with a dissent on the fifth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jimmy Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
John T
Sandy) O'Brien
Jim
O'Brien
O’brien
AFL - Cio
Cracker Inventor Charles Dake Dies at 97
Buffalo New York Charles M Dake 97 inventor of the first American graham cracker in the 1890s died Friday.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Charles M. Dake
Blackleg Strikes Cattle On Vinton Farms Near Orland
Logan veterinarian Dr. Raymond Houk reports an outbreak of blackleg on two farms near Orland in Vinton County. Eight cattle died on one farm and two more on a nearby farm, with some corpses left to attract wildlife before discovery. Vaccination is widespread in the area, reducing spread risk.
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Orland
Vinton County
Raymond Houk
Logan
Houk
Cincinnati Man Returns From Red China Notably Candid
Donald J. Blackwood and his Korean wife Jung Sook Rhee along with their 11 month old son Bobby arrived in Cincinnati after a 2 1/2 month stay in Red China. They were detained in Canton from April 27 to July 12 after slipping in from Macao. Blackwood described the trip as financially taxing and not particularly rewarding. He noted Canton streets were clean but many slept outdoors and few soldiers were visible. The family, trains from Seattle and flights from Hong Kong brought them home, where Blackwood hopes to settle and assist his father who runs local drive in restaurants.
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Cincinnati
Donald J. Blackwood
Red China
Blackwood
Jung Sook Rhee
Bobby
James D. Blackwood
Hong Kong
Macao
Young Blackwood
Fam
Canton
Blackwoods
Seattle
Guatemala’s Anti Red Leader Assassinated At Palace
President Carlos Castillo Armas was killed by four rifle shots after a reception for businessmen. Assassin Romero Vasquez Sanchez then killed himself. Luis Arturo Gonzalez was named possible successor amid talk of a junta.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Romero Vasquez Sanchez
Castillo Armas
Luis Arturo Gonzalez
Congress
Red
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Gonzalez
New York
British Call Off Attack Against Rebels in Oman
In Manama sources say the RAF suspended air strikes against rebels opposing the pro British sultan of Oman and Muscat. The pause comes as jets assess rocket damage and as London reports a temporary halt to allow negotiations with insurgents led by Imam Ghalib bin Ali.
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Manama
Bahrain
RAF
Oman
Muscat
London
Imam Ghalibn Ali
Japan Floods Fatal To 422
Flood waters receded slowly on Kyushu Island after a 24 hour storm that dumped 32 inches of rain. Authorities reported 422 dead, 3,626 injured, 294 missing, and 100,000 homeless as rescue teams searched the Ishahaya Omura Nagasaki triangle. No American civilians or military personnel were among the victims.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Ishahaya
Omura
Nagasaki
Mon Cook 81 longtime Logan restaurant owner dies
Mon Cook 81 a well known Logan restaurant owner died at his home 47 Main St at 1250 am after an extended illness He was a World War I veteran member of several local veteran and fraternal groups He survived by his wife Nanette and a brother four sisters and a step son Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Heinlein Funeral Home burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm Sunday
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Mon Cook
Logan
Main St
Chapel Hill
Beriton Twp
Mr. Cook
James B. and
Mehalah Ann Mount Cook
Logan First Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hocking Post
Elks Lodge
Nanette A. Cook
J. Anthony Cook
Margaret Cook
William Wetherill
Canal Winchester
Merl Burberry
Lancaster
Emma Jane Iles
Galion
Carl Coffee
Columbus
Mary Napier Tennock
Hudson
Clifton Cook
Howard Corneles
Heinlein
Earl F. Schottke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Beck Pleads Innocent To Grand Larceny
Dave Beck president of the Teamsters enters a not guilty plea to grand larceny tied to funds from a union owned automobile sale. His brief appearance constrained to the plea, arraignment moved up as he leaves for Florida on union business. Beck Jr. faces two related charges with a plea set for Tuesday.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
Florida
Dave Beck Jr
Midcontinent Rain Expected Across The Plains
Scattered thunderstorms were forecast across the central United States with rain extending from the western Rockies to the Mississippi and Gulf states. The drought-hit Northeast faced no relief, while Massachusetts declared a state of emergency as rainfall finally arrived in parts of the state.
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New England
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
OT Island
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Ben Varda
F. F. McIntosh Co
Spencer, W. Va
Merlin P. Rheinscheld
Radical Party
Arturo Frondizi
Israel
Khrush
Frank Church
Idaho
Theodore Green
Rhode Island
Harold J. Gibbons
St. Louis
Cracker
Blackleg
Vinton Farms
Cincinnation
Guzman
Europe
Polytechnic School
Army
Ismail Ortiz Orellana
Japan
THE
Associated Press
New Mexico
Grants
Correo
Albuquerque
Rockies
Mississippi River
Gulf
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