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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

2

Health levy expirations loom for Logan-Hocking County

Logan-Hocking County board of health discussed the 6 mill tuberculosis and 4 mill health department levies due to expire Dec 31. Dr. H. M. Boocks outlined 1959 budget needs, noted reduced federal aid, and warned funds would be inadequate without levies. If funds fall short, levy placement on November ballot is possible.

Logan-Hocking County Boocks Charles Fitzgerald Owen F. Yaw

Adams Defends Conduct Before Legislative Oversight Panel

Sherman Adams faced questions about his relationship with textile executive Goldfine and whether personal ties influenced his official duties. He asserted no influence on government actions, acknowledged hotel bills paid by Goldfine, and noted the timing around a Federal Trade Commission case but denied using influence.

Congress Adams Goldfine House Subcommittee For Legislative Oversight Waldorf-Astoria New York Boston Federal Trade Commission FTC

Funeral Services Held In Logan For Mrs Miller

Funeral services for Mrs Bertha A Miller 66 wife of Charles Miller were held at 2 p m today in the Heinlein Funeral Home. The Miller couple operated Miller s Tourist Home 232 E Main St and she died Sunday at her home after a lengthy illness. Rev D S Dunkle conducted the service with organ music by Carl Spence. Pallbearers were Pearl Guess and Robert Harry Theodore Delbert and Lewis Nutter. Burial followed in Smith Chapel Cemetery.

Bertha A. Miller Charles Miller Heinlein

Koreas Wound Pair in Brief Sea Clash

Two South Korean sailors were wounded Sunday after a brief exchange of fire with a North Korean patrol boat, according to the South Korean navy.

Seoul Korea

Solons Seek Accord on Space Agency

Washington reports Senate and House leaders move toward compromise on rival space agency bills. Senate backed a seven member policy board including the secretaries of State and Defense and the NASA director, while Eisenhower urged a single director with an advisory board to oversee peaceful civilian space programs. The bill returns to the House for conference committee talks to resolve differences.

Washington Senate House Eisenhower National Aeronautics and Space Agency State and Defense Atomic Energy Commission NASA

Convict Inventor Sees Fortune From Child's Toy Venture

Clyde Wagner, a 42 year old inmate at Menard State Penitentiary serving 100 years for murder, has developed Kongo Safari a push pull elephant train toy. With 70 patents and 750 inventions since 1941 five toys are produced and 700000 orders were reported. Wagner earns three cents per toy potentially $21000 from this single item. He plans to reinvest profits to fund more ideas and model work. Wagner is not eligible for parole until one third of his sentence is served.

Chester Ill Menard State Penitentiary Clyde Wagner Wagner

Toledo Boy 19 Killed After Tavern Fuss

Toledo sheriff reports a bartender shot and killed a 19 year old patron during a disturbance at a cafe near Toledo Express Airport. Deputy statements quote bartender Darrel Barron of Monclova saying he fired as five men fled. Victim was Robert Sanders, 19, of Toledo.

Toledo Sheriff's Office Toledo Express Airport Darrel Barron Monclova Robert Sanders

Markets edge up as industrials lead advance

Gains by selected industrials push the New York market slightly higher. The Associated Press index climbs to 175.00 noon, with industrials up about half a point and rails and utilities steady. Ohio grain prices show mixed shifts across wheat corn oats and soybeans.

New York U. S Chrysler General Motors Ford Associated Press Columbus, Ohio Ohio

Market Report From Cincinnati Poultry And Produce

Cincinnati AP notes poultry at No 1 quality fryers 2 1 2 pound range 20 22 cents per pound, potatoes 2 50 to 4 75, other produce unchanged.

Cincinnati

Livestock Prices Report From Columbus Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep

Hogs market adjusted up about 25 cents from Monday with 5200 head estimated. Prices listed for butcher hogs sows and various weight classes. Cattle from Columbus Producers Livestock Co op show light to steady demand with ranges for steers heifers cows bulls and stockers. Veal calves and sheep and lambs also report price bands across quality grades and weights.

Columbus Producers Livestock Co-operative Assn

Rotarians Hear Report On Convention And Film

Logan Rotarians heard details of Rotary International's Dallas convention held June 15 with 13 979 delegates and guests from the United States and 54 other countries. A film on road construction and maintenance titled Ten Days Per Man was shown by Logan Mayor Francis Myers with visiting Rotarians A M Kelley and Jack Kelley and guest Ray Perkins noting progress since pioneer road work.

Logan Rotary International Dallas Tex Walter Leonard Logan Club United States Leonard Pro Texas Francis Myers A. M. Kelley Jack Kelley Lancaster Ray Perkins Greenville, S. C

UAW Sets Bargaining Talks With Big Three Firms

DETROIT The United Auto Workers scheduled bargaining talks with General Motors Ford and Chrysler to reach agreements on secondary phases of new contracts covering 500000 workers. The union also conducts strike votes among locals as talks proceed.

Detroit United Auto Workers UAW General Motors Ford Chrysler

Two Drivers Fined By Mayor Myers

Mayor Francis Myers fined two drivers for traffic violations. Robert F E Kern 32 of 194 Market Street paid 30 dollars and costs for speeding on Front Street up to 60 to 70 mph. Ronald L Ellis 20 of 356 W Hunter Street paid 10 dollars and costs for running a red light. Garry D Edwards 19 of Sugar Grove forfeited a 15 dollar bond for passing without assured clear distance.

Robert FE. Kern S. Market St Front St Ronald L. Ellis W. Hunter St Hunter and Walnut Sts Garry D. Edwards Sugar Grove State Highway Patrol

Soraya Arrives in London for Short London Visit

Princess Soraya, former wife of Iran's Shah, arrived from America today and will spend a few days in London before continuing travel.

London Soraya Sha Iran America

Finger Injuries Suffered By 2 Men

Two men were treated at Hocking Valley Hospital emergency room Monday morning for finger injuries. Eugene D. Dotterer, 14, of Rockbridge Route 1, injured his left little finger in a gasoline engine, with a cut and fracture. Ernest Graham, 37, of 173 Railroad Ave., a Logan Pottery Co. machine operator, injured the first finger of his left hand while cleaning his machine, suffering a severe cut.

Hocking Valley Hospital Eugene D. Dotterer Rockbridge Rt. 1 Ernest Graham Railroad Ave Logan Pottery Co

Eleven Die in Soledad Truck Fire Labor Camp

Eleven Mexican nationals burned to death when a labor camp truck caught fire near Soledad California about 115 miles south of San Francisco. Eight others were hospitalized from the blaze which occurred as workers were being transported to harvest fields. police offered no immediate cause.

Soledad Calif San Francisco

Ohio Woman Sues Huntington Over Downtown Fall

Willa Mae Nelson of South Point Ohio sues the city of Huntington for 150,500 in Cabell County circuit court claiming a street fall was caused by a sewer grate set below street level.

Huntington W. Va Ohio Cabell County Willa Mae Nelson South Point

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