City Council Hears Three Delegations In Short Session
City Council, led by acting president William Morgan, heard three delegations and announced a Civil Defense alert for Hocking County in the shortest regular meeting of 1955. Delegations covered W Angle Ave paving, drainage on Two Church St, and road work in Glenwood and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
William Morgan
Lawrence Ellinger
Francis Myers
Angle Ave
W. Angle Ave
Council
Church St
John Saving
Chauncey Huston
Ed Rutgers
Saving
Morgan
Herbert Nunnally
Arthur Prey
Glenwood Addition
Myers
Prey
Elm St
Glenn Gartner
Claude Sheets
Albert Seabright
West Side
Councilman Morgan
North Koreans Press Broad Conference To Withdraw Foreign Troops
North Korea demanded an international conference to arrange the withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea and to seek a lasting peace. The U N Command rejected the request as inappropriate for a military conference.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
Korea
Joint Military Armistice Commission
U.N
Chung
U.S. Marine Corps
Homer L. Litzenberg
Russia cool to U S plan in UN disarmament talks
In London and Washington, Russia withheld judgment on Harold Stassen’s three stage U S plan to pare armed forces to 1 700 000 each, urging clarity on political settlements. Zorin demanded specifics on required Western settlements before endorsing troop cuts and pressed against linking test suspensions to H bomb material bans.
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London
U.N
Russia
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Five - Nation Disarmament
United States
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
West
Zorin
Britain
Dulles
Washington
France
Bank HoldUp Suspect Seized In Ohio Robbery Case
Mansfield police and county officers hunted the second bank robber after Elmer D. Chronister of Wooster was captured at a roadblock south of Ashland. Chronister, on parole from Leavenworth, had tied the Richland County holdup to a 1949 Crawford County bank raid. The other suspect, a Negro, escaped during the chase. The Lucas State Bank tally showed $1,551 of the loot in Chronister’s possession when arrested.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Ashland County
Richland County
Chronister
Ashland
Lucas State Bank
Here
Tat Sane
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Tiro
Crawford County
Mrs Willi s Lehman Claimed By Death
Mrs Harriett Alma Lehman died at 246 N Mulberry St at 12 30 pm age 90 widow of Willis Lehman who died in 1950 Survived by two sons Harry Lehman Logan and Chester Lehman Cincinnati a daughter Mrs J D Wright Warren Ind a brother Frank Wolfe Logan a sister Mrs Smith Swackhammer Groveport and one granddaughter Funeral Home arrangements are incomplete
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Harriett Alma Lehman
N. Mulberry St
Willis Lehman
Lehman
Harry Lehman
Logan
Chester Lehman
Cincinnati
J. D. Wright
Warren
Ind
Frank Wolfe
Smith Swackhammer
Groveport
Ee Funeral Home
Coroner Identifies Headless Frogman Crabb
A coroner ruled the body found in Chichester Channel near Portsmouth is Cmdr. Lionel Crabb the British diver who vanished a year earlier near a Soviet warship. The body wore Italian gear Crabb favored and was found June 9 ten miles from Plymouth.
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Chichester
England
Cmdr
Lionel Crabb
Portsmouth
Crabb
English Channel
Plymouth
Midwest GOP Governors Rally Behind Nixon Prospects
At the 49th annual conference, Midwestern Republican governors show cautious support for Nixon amidst Eisenhower’s state functions shift. Illinois Governor Stratton and Indiana Governor Handley reportedly favor Nixon if no other top challenger emerges. Governors signal skepticism toward a full federal task force.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Auto Stolen From Rockbridge Resident’s 1950 Ford
A Rockbridge man reported his 1950 Ford two door sedan stolen from in front of his home after 11 30 p m Tuesday. The car is chartreuse and bears license plate Y 748 K. Poling said the ignition key was not in the vehicle.
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Rockbridge
Sheriff's Department
Robert Poling
Poling
Eisenhower links clean H bomb tests to continued research
President Eisenhower says scientists believe four or five more tests could yield an absolutely clean hydrogen bomb. He notes tests must continue to gain knowledge for peaceful atomic uses while still pursuing a suspension of tests with Russia. He outlines a disarmament package including halted production of new fissile material, aerial inspections, and fewer workers. Inflation and Supreme Court remarks follow, stressing restraint on controls and respect for court decisions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
United States
Russia
Dulles
Supreme Court
Final Tribute Paid In Services For Margaret Lutz
Funeral services for Margaret Lutz veteran Red Cross and social worker who died Sunday in Logan were held at St Matthew Lutheran Church. The Rev Thomas C Smallsteed officiated with a quartet providing music and organist Mrs Harley Meyer. Active pallbearers included Harry Smith Fred Murray Harley Meyer Ralph Moorhead Hubert Lappen and Ralph Helber. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Margaret Lutz
Red Cross
Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Mary Smallsteed
Pauline Dennis
June Miller
Mary Dupler
Harley Meyer
Harry Smith
Fred Murray
Ralph Moorhead
Hubert Lappen
Ralph Helber
Ben Geslin
Ferd Hack
Sam Sharff
Denzil Weltner
Karl Hartman
Earl Elberfeld
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein
Hurricane Audrey Aims at Louisiana Coast With Evacuations
Bulletin reports Hurricane Audrey a 100 mph storm marching toward the Louisiana coast. The Weather Bureau forecasts landfall by late Thursday and urges residents in exposed lowland areas to evacuate.
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New Orleans
Audrey
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Three Young Burglars Sentenced In Hocking County
Four youths from West Logan and Logan pleaded guilty to burglary and theft at Hocking County Juvenile Court. Three received sentences to Boys Industrial School, while the 14-year-old was referred to the Juvenile Diagnostic Center. They admitted breaking into the Izaak Walton League clubhouse and stealing beer, soft drinks, and change.
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Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
West Logan
Logan
Boys Industrial School
Rhea Bangert Brown
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Columbus
George Johnson
Lake Logan
Joe Campbell
Dennis Wilkes
Gerald Morrison
Ohio Chief Justice Warns Congress May React To U S Rulings
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court warns that recent U S Supreme Court moves against communist activity could provoke congressional action. He notes federal jurisdiction differs from Ohio, and a mandate to reconsider contempt convictions may affect 28 pending Ohio cases across Akron Canton Columbus and Cuyahoga County with action pending. He says the court is “in the dark” until the mandate wording arrives.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Weygandt
Un-American Activities Commission
Anna Morgan
Illinois
Joseph Stern
Emmett C. Brown
Cincinnati
Talmadge Raley
Sidney
Cuyahoga County
Akron
Canton
Auger Used In Rescue Effort At Powhatan No. 2 Mine
Five miners trapped when a slope mine collapsed at Powhatan No. 2 near Fernwood Ohio. Rescuers used two augers to bore from two entry points toward the 75 foot point where the men were entombed under rock and dirt. Authorities report air and lights observed. rescue teams from nearby towns assisted.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Floyd Pennhardt
Cadiz
Charles Herron
Hopedale
Don Davis
Amsterdam
St. Clairsville
Wintersville
Mingo Junction
Dayton Jaycees Honored At National Meet
The Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce received the Jaycees top national award for statewide projects. Dayton Jaycees earned honors for membership, personnel and leadership training. Jay Cole attends as Logan Jaycees official delegate, discussing changes in by laws and constitution.
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Dayton Jaycees
Milwaukee
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Dayton
Ohio
Jay Cole
Temperature Steady In Low 80s Across Hocking County
Clear skies and mild air dominated this morning as Hocking County recorded 82 degrees at 11 a.m. with a slight drop to 81 by 11:30. Yesterday reached 80 degrees by 2 p.m. and last night dipped to 48.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Highlights Normal Temperatures
The forecast shows temperatures averaging near normal with minor daily changes. Normal highs run 82 in the north and 86 in the south, with normal lows 61 to 64. Precipitation remains light at near 1% each day as scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight and again over the weekend.
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Ed Dalton
George W. Kerr
Newark
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Glenwood
George Hilend
Jackson
Civil Defense
Hilend
North Koreans
Chou En-lai
Peiping
South Korea
Chung Kook Rook
U.N. Command
Hong Kong
Red
U. S
Stasson
Companion
Elmer D. Chronister of
Wooster
GOP
Midwest
Williamsburg
William G. Stratton
Harold W. Handley
Indiana
Knowland
Nevada
AEC
Hiroshima
Christmas Island
Pacific
Ike
Ingly
Federal Study Commission
Bulletin
Powhatan No. 2
Fernwood
John Lupinski
Mount Pleasant
Fred Sabol
Harrisville
Hank Horvath
Tiltonsville
Kenny Hamilton
Adena
Martin Kowalski
Mercury