Eisenhower attacks un-American tactics in congressional probes
President Eisenhower denounces disregard for fair play in internal security investigations and warns against coercive methods in probing communism. He praises Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker and condemns McCarthy’s handling of Maj. Irving Peress, urging mutual respect between Congress and the executive.
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N. J
Robert T. Stevens
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Ike Backing Stevens May Widen GOP Split in Ranks
Washington observers debate if President Eisenhower's backing of Army Secretary Stevens widens the Republican rift with Senate McCarthy supporters. Stevens accuses Sen. McCarthy of abusing an Army witness while McCarthy disputes the charge and calls for a halt to exchanges.
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Me. Carthy
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Sternbaum Dies At 66 Owner Of Sternbaum Markets
Carl Sternbaum, 66, president of Sternbaum Food Markets, Inc., and father of FE. Max Sternbaum, currently on trial for first degree murder, died at his Mansfield home from cancer.
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Laurelville Faces Ames-Bern In Hocking Class B Clash
Laurelville Wildcats carry Hocking County hopes into the Class B tournament facing Ames-Bern winner of the Athens County title at 8 45 p m tonight Muray City was ousted 76 45 by New Lexington Monday Other Class B games include Somerset Holy Trinity versus Chauncey 7 p m and Middleport against Racine 9 30 p m In Class A action Lancaster beat Wheelersburg 67 59 Hillsboro edged Portsmouth 64 62 Jackson won 66 63 over Belpre and Ironton defeated Coal Grove 68 41 If Logan defeats Chillicothe in Thursday’s 7 p m Class A game a semi final meeting with Lancaster could follow pending second round results
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Jackson
Belpre
Ironton
Coal Grove
Logan
Chieftains
Chillicothe
Chiefs
Tax Writers Set To Buck Ike On Excise Tax Reduction
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee overrode an Eisenhower plea and backed broad excise tax cuts. The Reed bill would cut rates to 10 percent for many taxes saving about $1 billion yearly while canceling scheduled April 1 reductions on liquor tobacco gasoline cars beer and wine.
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Logan Dollar Days Promotion Declared Successful
Logan Trade Club promotion committee reported the recent Dollar Days event was successful for most merchants. Plans were approved for the next retail promo Logan Days on June 4 and 5.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Britain approves record peacetime defense budget
London reports the House of Commons passed Britain's record peacetime defense budget 295 to 270 after Labor opposition forced a formal vote. The plan sails to 4.59 billion dollars for the new fiscal year starting April 1, a slight rise from the current year. Churchill urged unity to deter war, while Labor criticized conscription terms and troop deployments.
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Suez Canal Zone
Four Puerto Rican Nationalists Indicted After Capitol Gunfire
Four Puerto Rican Nationalists face assault with intent to kill charges after a Monday shooting in the House galleries wounded five congress members. Rep. Alvin Bentley remains in serious condition with lung and liver injuries, others are recovering. U.S. District Attorney Leo Rover will present the cases to a federal grand jury as Capitol Hill tightens security with stricter gallery access and added police.
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Wind Damage and Blizzard Expected Across North Ohio
Wind gusts toppled trees and damaged signs in Hocking County displacing power to Logan area for 38 minutes. Industrial plants and the Logan waterworks were affected as crews cleared debris and restored service while a new blizzard watch warned northern Ohio residents to limit travel.
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States To Pick Vaccine Areas For Polio Tests
New York state and other states will announce areas chosen for polio vaccine tests. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said state health authorities will stagger announcements and begin tests this month.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Payroll Decline Ties 18th Straight Month
A Senate House committee reported that the federal civilian payroll fell in January for the 18th consecutive month. Government employees totaled 2,348,457, down 8,834 from December.
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Senate House
Rauber Oil Well Demonstrates Hydrofrac Potential in County
A new Rauber farm oil well near Ewing shows hydrofrac delivering strong gains in the Hocking Oil territory. Historical comparison notes the 1916 Ewing Co. well, shot after drilling to 2800 feet in Clinton sand, yielded only half a barrel daily before dry, while the current well near the old site promises about 300 barrels per day with Hy drofrac methods.
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Andy Rauber
Goat Run Rd
Ewing
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Hocking
Ewing Oil Co
Ewing Co
Clinton
Moffett Drilling Co
Logan
No Clues Found in Three Logan Burglaries
Logan police report no clues in three break ins this week at Cannon's grocery on W Main St Farley Motor Sales on W Hunter St and Hull Printing Co on E Main St. Thieves pried doors and windows but did not steal items at two sites. Cash drawer at Hull Printing was pried but not opened.
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Hull Printing Co
E. Main St
Sol Ellinger
Cannon's
W. Main St
Farley Motor Sales
W. Hunter St
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Ellinger
Cannon
West Hocking school board sets June 8 bond vote
West Hocking board of education seeks a 399000 bond for a district wide building program at a special election June 8. The plan includes gymnasiums additions and new classrooms at Laurelville South Bloomingville Gibisonville and Rockbridge with sites and equipment purchases. The 3.34 mill levy and 3.0 percent interest would finance about 358 per pupil based on December enrollment.
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Board of Elections
Samuel Dillon
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Harry Smith
Athens Insurance Appeal Shunned by Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court refused to review an appeal by Sandy and Beaver Valley Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. over a $2,241 fire loss award to Fred and Josephine Blazier for their Loch Two property in Athens County. Lower courts upheld the award after the Braziers filed suit on October 28, 1948, arguing the insurer delayed citing a pending fire marshal report while asserting a 12 month suit limit in the policy.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Josephine Blazier
Sandy and Beaver Valley Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
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Pope Pius XII Shows Slow Improvement After Birthday
Vatican sources say Pope Pius XII had a fairly good night and continues gradual improvement. No official update on his condition was issued, but reporters note he slept well for seven nights aiding recovery after his 78th birthday and 15th anniversary of election.
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