Coaches Report Finances From Wrestling Show in Logan
The Logan Downtown Coaches reported a net of about $100 from last week’s ring matches and earned more from concessions. Between 800 and 900 people attended the outdoor event, with next shows planned for August 12 or 19 and possible main event stars Buffy Silverstein and Big Bill Miller. Proceeds fund local high school sports and field improvements include a sprinkler system and field cultivation efforts.
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Logan
Ralph Moore
Buffy Silverstein
Bill Miller
Funeral set Saturday for Grace Robson of Murray City
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Robson 68 Murray City who died Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage will be at 1 p m Saturday in the Murray City Methodist Church. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. She was active in the Methodist Church Eudora Chapter O E S Hocking Valley Shrine Pythian Sisters and Pocahontas. Surviving are her husband Andrew Robson a son Paul three daughters and several siblings.
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Grace Robson
Murray City
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Painter Killed in Auto Collision With Train
Charles D. Robinson, 45, a Washington D. C. area house painter, died when his car struck a Baltimore and Ohio freight train four miles west of Washington Court House Wednesday. The cause of the accident is under investigation.
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Washington, D. H
Charles D. Robinson
Washington D. H
Here
Baltimore and Ohio
Health Nurse Funds Debate Ends With Local Donations
Trustees struggle to justify a federal cut in health funding while pledges pour in to keep the health department: local leaders announce a six month plan with state dollar-for-dollar matching and a target of 1100 more dollars to retain present staff.
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Graber
Southard
C. S. Matheny
County Health Board
Haydenville
R. C. Jones
Owen Yaw
Hocking Valley Hospital
Good Hope Township
C. T. Grattidge
Laurelville
Dorothy Krieg
Hocking County
District Health Fund
Smith
County Courts Clear Ed Nelson Hankison and Esther Carr Marriage License
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Edward Nelson Hankison 19 shoe worker and Esther Margaret Carr 21 Union Furnace assistant cashier. Other actions include rulings on petitions in the suit against Harry W. Sweazy and a motion in the $86,400 case involving Charlten B. Dawson.
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Edward Nelson Hankison
Esther Margaret Carr
Union Furnace
Charlten B. Dawson
Parkersburg
W. Va
B. F. Sheren
Common Pleas Court
Hocking County
Two Local Men Assigned To Camp In Arkansas
Two local men have completed processing at the 2053rd Reception Center at Fort Meade Indiana and are assigned to Army basic training in Camp Chaffee Arkansas with the 5th Armored Division. Pvt. Donald C. Lehman 21 son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lehman Logan Route 3 and Pvt. Richard C. Peppers 20 son of Mr and Mrs Dexter Peppers 423 Washington Avenue are the named inductees.
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Fort Meade
Ind
5Th Armored Division
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Donald C. Lehman
Walter Lehman
Logan Route 3
Richard C. Peppers
Dexter Peppers
Washington Avenue
Explosive Disposal Unit Added at Fort Hayes
A Civil Defense unit in Columbus expanded at Fort Hayes with two officers and six enlisted technicians joining the center. Captain John R. Pierce of Celina leads the new unit established Wednesday.
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Columbus
Civil Defense Control Center
Fort Hayes
John R. Pierce
Celina
Senate May Loosen Fund For Military
Senate defense panel informally agreed to drop a House amendment that would freeze military spending at 46 billion dollars for the next year. President Truman warned the amendment would wreck the buildup, while defense officials sought 52 billion starting July 1. The panel backed the administration's view that the rider would reneg on prior appropriations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Defense Appropriations
Truman
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
O’makhoney
Dwyo
Newark to Get Four Mammoth Aluminum Forging Presses
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp announced plans to install four giant aluminum forging presses at Newark Ohio and Haltethehope Maryland plants. The Newark presses will produce at least three million pounds of forging monthly and one press stands nine stories tall. They will manufacture a 7000 pound aluminum ingot three times larger than existing ingots to speed aircraft production.
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Spokane
Wash
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Newark
Haltethrope
Kaiser
Accused Spy Must Stand Trial Soon
London magistrate court commits William Martin Marshall a 24 year old radio operator for the British foreign office to trial on charges of slipping official secrets to a Russian diplomat.
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London
William Martin Marshall
British Foreign Office
Health Council Debates Funding and Merging City County Health
County leaders discuss next year’s health program financing using the Wheeler Bill to place a half mill levy beyond the 10 mill limit. A combined city county health board is proposed alongside a revived health council to shape and implement a unified program. Mrs. Shaw to chair and recruit from civic and service groups.
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Health Council
Graber
Paul Shaw
Funeral for T. E. Whitcraft Held at St. John's
Funeral services for 69 year old T. E. Whitcraft were held at 10 a.m. today at St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Charles P. Foy officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Service. Pallbearers included Wayne Whitcraft James Shaw Larry Roberts Robert Richard and Bruce Price.
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T. E
Tim) Whitcraft
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts
Wayne Whitcraft
James Shaw
Larry Roberts
Robert
Richard
Bruce Price
Dog Nips Driver After Pointing in Albany Street Corner
A truck driver Samuel Williams asked directions at a downtown Albany street corner. His right hand was raised to point when a dog in the truck cab put its head out and bit Williams on the index finger.
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Albany
N. Y
Samuel Williams
Williams
Strikers Hit By Deadlock Marks 1952 Steel Strike Toll
The 1952 steel strike nears 25 days with 650,000 idle workers costing $253 million in wages. Allied industries show 216,320 laid off after July 3, with 166,320 already off payroll. Auto industry also seeing heavy layoffs, including about 30,000 Michigan workers. General
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Allied Industries
Michigan Auto
GM Fisher Body lays off 100 workers in Cleveland plant
Motors expands layoff program to Saginaw after furloughs in Flint and Detroit. Ford and Chrysler aim to keep production going. GM plans extend through next week unless strike ends. Fisher Body in Cleveland lays off 100 workers and will halt production Tuesday, idling 3,200.
Female housefly can lay over a thousand eggs in lifetime
An insect biology note states that a female housefly may produce 1,000 or more eggs during her lifespan. The fact highlights the species prolific reproduction and rapid population potential.
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Philco
W. Hunter St
Painter
Jim Rimelspach
Farm Bureau
Virginia Dare
Semele
Elemons
South Mulberry Street
Logan, Ohio
Meyer
Raymond R. Lanning
Harry W. Sweazy
Harley Meyer
Arkansas
T. E. Whitcraft
Bright Insurance Agency
Rolland Bright
Court Park
Cooperative
Longstreth Pilgrim Holiness Church
James Bobo
Samuel Peditt
Fox East Market
King
Aluminum
Braunschweiger
Chef's Delight
Armour's
Sally Lee
Ige
Spic & Sp, Ige
Fox East
E. Main St
China
West Main Street
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