Central School in Logan to be replaced by new high school
A 66 year old Central school in Logan will be torn down to make way for a new high school project. Built in 1891 for 24 008, the building would be replaced by a $561 041 high school as part of modernization. Earlier plans to renovate at 99 000 were dropped after architect John Keil estimated 360 000 to render it usable for 10 to 15 years.
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Logan
Central
Central Sc
Central School
Board of Education
John Keil
Keil
O. W. H. Wright
Charles W. Schwenke
N. H. Blosser
Charles M. Bowlby
Robert Work
Lafe A. Warner
R. E. Rayman
Warner
Schwenke
M. and
M. A. Krieg
Isaac D. Smead & Co
M. Krieg
Terrell
Sever-Williams Co
General Construction
Rail Mishap Near Grants Injures 31 on Santa Fe Train
Thirty one people were injured when four cars uncoupled from the El Capitan near Grants New Mexico. A loose tie plate sent air hoses and triggered emergency brakes. the dining car was damaged and the train halted for about four hours. Most injuries were bruises. a doctor boarded at Grants.
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Grants, N. M
Grants
el Capitan
Albuquerque
Two Tankers Collide In Dense Ocean Fog Off France
In heavy fog off the Atlantic coast near Brest two ocean going tankers collided in darkness. Eight sailors died and one is missing, with survivors uncertain. One ship, the Libero registered Stony Point, reported sunk but remained afloat and burning. The other vessel is the Greek tanker Ionis.
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Best
France
Atlantic
Brest
Stony Point
Supreme Court May Get Direct Appeal On Girard
The government seeks a direct appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling barring handing over GI William S. Girard to Japan for trial on manslaughter charges. Rankin expected to decide today whether to bypass the appeals court. Girard, a 21 year old from Ottawa Illinois, is in Camp Whittington under U.S. custody.
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Girard
Washington
U.S
William S. Girard
Japan
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. Lee Rankin
U.S. Dist
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Ers
McGarraghy
State and Defense Departments
Ottawa
Ill
Bakers Union Chief Faces Senate Inquiry on Alleged Misconduct
Bakers Union president James G. Cross prepared to answer charges of beating women, misusing union funds, and approving substandard wage contracts linked to loans from Zion Industries investors. Kennedy pressed for cross examination as Cross pledged to answer all pertinent questions without invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Cross
The
Union
Senate
Los Angeles
Kay Lower
Curtis R. Sims
Sims
Joseph G. Kane
Elmont
N. Y
Ehrrichs
Kane
525
San Francisco
Kennedy
Herbert and
Martin Philipsborn Sr
Zion Industries, Inc
Zion
Peter Carbonara
Chicago
George Stuart
Stuart
Carbonara
Midwest Heat Wave Breaks With Cool Front Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a major heat wave that peaked across the Atlantic Coast before a cool Canadian air mass pushed it eastward, ending the Midwest’s heat. The death toll tops 225 with drownings and floods adding at least 28 lives, as Marshall Minnesota and eastern South Dakota monitor river levels.
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Midwest
Canada
Marshall
Minn
Redwood River
South Dakota
General Assembly Winds Up Session
The 102nd General Assembly ended quietly with Republicans delivering what Governor O'Neill wanted and withholding what he did not. House overrided vetoes on county fee increases while Senate postponed them. Final actions cut Salt Fork Lakes funding, set driver risk controls, and moved to add racing dates at Hamilton Raceway amid last minute agreements. The Senate approved most governor appointments except Ketner and Ronsheim, which were not sent for confirmation.
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Guernsey County
Senate House
House
Senate
River Downs
Hamilton County
Senate Rules Committee
O'Neill
Forrest G. Ketner
Columbus
Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
Milton Ronsheim
Cadiz
Natural Resources Commission
NLRB Attorneys Challenge Examiner in Ohio Union Case
Government lawyers allege trial examiner C W Whittemore distorted evidence and showed bias in clearing Communications Workers of America Local 4372 of violence charges from a 1956 57 strike at Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co Portsmouth. They seek reversal and call his conclusions prejudiced and unfounded.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Ohio
Examiner C. W. Whittemore
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Portsmouth
Communications Workers of America
Whittemore
Station Wagon Driver Killed. Two Trucks Crash Near Chillicothe
A Columbus man Dr. Joseph B. Chronik and an unidentified woman died when the station wagon they were in collided with two gravel trucks at the U S 35 and U S 50 junction four miles east of Chillicothe. Chronik died on arrival at Chillicothe Hospital. The woman is believed to have been his passenger.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Columbus
U. S. 35
U. S. 50
Here
Joseph B. Chronik
Chillicothe Hospital
Chronik
Heat Wave Ends in Hocking County After Showers
After four days of extreme heat in Hocking County with a record 97 degrees on Monday, overnight showers cooled the area. Temperatures fell to 77 by 11:30 a.m. today, with Tuesday's peak at 95. Last night’s low was 68 and a fair, cooler pattern is forecast tonight into Thursday.
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Atlantic Coast States
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Near Normal Highs Across Regions
Temperatures will average near to several degrees above normal with highs around 81 in the north and 85 in the south and lows near 60 to 63. Cooler Thursday and warmer Friday through Monday. Light showers possible Thursday night or Friday and again Sunday or Monday totaling about 1/4 inch.
Auto Truck Collision Kills Two Near Indianapolis
In Indianapolis area a late night crash at Ind 100 and Ditch Road killed two Norwood Ohio men. The victims were identified as Wesley Randall aged 24 and Forest L Stone aged 40. Authorities reported the collision occurred shortly before midnight Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Norwood
Ohio
Ditch Road
Wesley Randall
Forest L. Stone
Senate to decide on House civil rights bill test
Washington lawmakers face a pivotal vote as the Senate weighs whether to act on a civil rights measure passed by the House, signaling the chamber's stance after years of civil rights debate.
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Washington
Senate
Suez Canal Traffic Resumes After Tanker Grounding
Traffic in the Suez Canal resumed today after a 12 hour halt caused by a British tanker running aground 25 miles north of Suez, blocking passage and prompting recovery work.
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Suez
Egypt
Suez Canal
Frick Warns Congress Against Antitrust for Baseball
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick told a House anti trust subcommittee that extending federal antitrust laws to baseball would unleash endless lawsuits and chaos, setting the sport back 50 years. Minor league president George Trautman supported his stance, while Frick endorsed a bill to exempt multiple sports from antitrust rules.
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Washington
Ford Frick
Congress
National Game
Frick
Supreme Court
George M. Trautman
Rep. Herlong
D-Fla
Harris
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Celler
Ike Sees Hope In Russia's Test Plan
President Eisenhower called Russia's disarmament proposals hopeful and said they merit earnest study. He warned the U S would not support an unlimited unconditional test ban without knowing the details. He also stated Harold E Stassen was not reprimanded after London talks.
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Ike
Russia
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Harold E. Stassen
London
Jail Inmate Hangs Self in Ohio Jail
New Lexington Ohio police report John V MecGary 42 Hastings Pa hanged himself with his shirt and belt while in custody at the Somerset village jail on a Tuesday intoxication charge.
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New Lexington
Ohio
John V. MecGary
Hastings
Somerset Village
Wheat Quota Referendum Set Thursday
Hocking County farmers are reminded that the 1958 wheat marketing quota referendum will be held in the ASC office at the Stage Coach Inn Thursday. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Eligible voters are those with wheat acreage over 15 acres in the commercial wheat area. quotas do not affect smaller farms.
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Hocking County
ASC
Stage Coach Inn
Albert Karshner
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