Moscow Expels U S Priest Stranding Clergy in Russia
Father Bissonnette, a Roman Catholic priest serving Americans in Moscow since 1953, was ordered to leave by Saturday. U S officials protest the move as a breach of the 1933 Roosevelt Litvinoff pact granting access for clergy serving American citizens. He plans to depart to Helsinki with diplomats' aid as observers and mourners gather in the chapel prior to departure.
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George
Central Falls
Russia
Father Bissonette
U.S
Soviet Union
U. S
Moscow
Priest to Seek Moscow Permit for Replacement
A priest for Moscow plans to apply to the Russian government for permission to send Rev. Louis F. Dion as a replacement. Father Dion, registrar at Assumption College in Worcester Massachusetts, had already been chosen to replace Father Bissonnette this spring.
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Moscow
Louis F. Dion
Father Dion
Assumption College
Worcester
Mass
Father Bissonnette
Ohio Senate Opens Talks On School Setup
Ohio Senate Education Committee Chair Charles A. Mosher accuses Gov Lausche of neglecting schools as the chamber begins debate on a major school funding bill. The measure would replace per-child aid with teaching unit funding based on one teacher per 30 pupils after a two-year study.
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Ohio Senate
Columbus
Senate Education Committee
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin Republican
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Finance panel weighs tariff power in reciprocity bill
Two Republican members said the Senate Finance Committee may give the Tariff Commission power to recommend higher tariffs as part of a reciprocal trade extension bill. Rep. Celler said Eisenhower's four year term proposal for House members is not likely to advance. Egyptian Premier Nasser ordered the army to retaliate by force against future Israeli attacks. Nine measles cases were reported among Enterprise school pupils by the county health department.
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Senate
101St General Assembly
Mahoning
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Tariff Commission
Eisenhower
Rep. Celler
Cairo
Gamel Abdel Nasser
County Health Department
Slowdown Hinted In Senate On Controversial Tax Bill
Senate Democrats hint at delaying debate on a $20 income tax cut and extending corporation and excise taxes, aiming to influence timing before a House Senate conference. Clem- ents of Kentucky signals March 1 start for debate while Republicans resist the proposed tax cut. The bill would extend current rates for a year and keep the corporate excise taxes at $3 billion in revenue.
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Senate
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate House
Sen. Clements
Kentucky
Senate Finance Committee
Probers Find Scoring Errors In '54 Kiwanis Faculty Tilt
Kiwanis Club basketball season ends with a controversial claim of scoring errors in last year’s faculty tilt. Mac Watson leads a 19 man Kiwanis lineup with stars like Art Gasser Lloyd Heinlein and Kenny Bright set to face the LHS faculty squad in a 7 p.m. prelim before the main 8 p.m. bout.
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Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club
LHS
LHS Key Club
Service Club
Daily News
Ironman
Lange
Art
Gasser
Lloyd
Digger
Heinlein
Kenny
Gasman
Bright
Wayne
Todd
Ray
Yanker
John
Mailman
Bond
Terrific
Tommy Walsh
Chuck
the Choker
Ingraham
Ralph Poston
Earl Lowe
Harold
Bryan
Paul
Stimson
Henry
Lamplight
Louisa
Neal
Dillon
Bill
Wise
Wilbur
Lanning Jr
Railroads Admit Failure To Ask Relief For Losses
In Columbus, Roy C. Kern testified before an Ohio House committee that 12 railroads losing 55 million tons of traffic from 1951 to 1952 did not seek higher freight rates. He said railroads would face higher rates for other goods if the proposed Lake Erie Ohio River conveyor moved ore and coal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Roy C. Kern
Pittsburgh
Central Territories
Frances McGovern
D-Summit
Cleveland
East Liverpool
Kern
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Stock Exchange Chieftain Sees Continuation Of Boom
Washington The president of the New York Stock Exchange G Keith Funston testified that the 18 month stock price boom rests on firm foundations and won’t foreshadow a 1929 crash. Senate Banking Committee chair Fulbright called the inquiry educational not accusatory while Sen Capehart warned against any market rigging as prices rose to new highs. The hearing opened with prices higher than in 1929 and continuing to rise.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
G. Keith Funston
Funston
Senate Banking Committee
Sen. Capehart
Indiana
New York Exchange
Perry Quints Dominate B Play In Athens Ohio
Southeast Ohio Class B tournament games at OU gym in Athens saw Thornville register a 50-46 win over Ames Berns Greenies. New Lexington beat Albany 79-70 as Perry County teams led the night, with McArthur and Middleport also advancing. Tonight Class A action features Jackson Ironmen vs Belpre and Athens Bulldogs vs Wellston.
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Perry County
Southeastern
Ohio
Athens
Thornville
Ames Bern
Greenies
Perry
Thornville Crew
Athens County
New Lexington
Albany
New Lex
McArthur
Middleport
Generals
Vinton County
Middies
Jackson Ironmen
Belpre
Athens Bulldogs
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Two LHS Students Win OSU Scholarships
Logan High School students Robert Rainier and Darwin McLin won two of five Southeast District scholarships from Ohio State University based on January agricultural scholarship exams. Rainier scored 117, McLin 113, with the district top at 133. the awards may fund any four year OSU Agriculture courses and run across 12 quarters in six years after June 1, 1955.
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Logan High School
Robert Rainier
Darwin McLin
Ohio
Ohio State University
Rainier
McLin
OSU College of Agriculture
Harlan Rainier
Bremen
Rt. 1
Paul McLin
Logan Rt. 2
Hawaiian Isle Rocks As Lava Erupts
Massive underground explosions ruptured the eastern Hawaii island tip with lava spurting up to 200 feet. Fire and burning debris menaced fields and homes as the National Guard aided about 100 evacuees and 400 others were moved from their houses. Lava spreads a half mile and advances toward Kapoho and the ocean.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
National Guard
Curtis Kamai
Kapoho
Ocean
Water Near Spillway Threshold At Lake Logan
Lake Logan rose to within three feet two inches of the spillway top at 8 30 a m with weather driving inflow. A public contest invites guesses on when water will flow over the spillway while repairs delaying work likely until mid April.
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Lake Logan
Albert Seabright
Fred Brock
Brock-Sanders Construction Co
Charles Rauch
Hocking
Izaak Walton League
Mark White
Ohio Wildlife Division
W. E. Owens
Department of Natural Resources
Jazz in Kansas City fades from its swing era glow
Kansas City once a swing hotbed now lacks venues and outlets for jazz. Musicians recall Benny Moten Basie and Web ster memory while lamenting quiet clubs, tax and late hours. A few veterans form bands to keep playing as younger players seek new horizons.
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Kansas City
Twelfth Street
Chet Stamps
Benny Moten
Count Basie
Hot Lips
Andy Kirk
Ben Webster
Webster
Herb Six
Kansas City Conservatory
Stamps
Six
Tom Pendergast
John Tamino
Stamps’ Booking Agency
Dave
Tom Reiser
Knowland Sees No Change In Hands-Off Plan
United States policy remains unchanged as Senator Knowland rejects new moves to support an invasion of the Chinese mainland. President Eisenhower reiterates the U.S. stance that it will not enter an aggressive war. Dulles meets Chiang Kai-shek in Formosa and confirms defense pledges and a mutual defense pact ratification.
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Knowland
Washington
Sen
Calif
White House
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sen. Smith
R-Nj
Korea
Indochina
Chiang
U. S
United States
Taipei
Formosa
State Dulles
Quemoy
Matsus
Red Mainand
Dulles
U.S
Pescadores
China
George Yeh
Mme. Chiang
Ohio River Inches Toward Crest Flood Levels
The Ohio River nears crest levels with reports of lowland flooding. Eleven families were displaced near Cincinnati as water spilled into lowlands. Cincinnati reached 52 feet and is expected to crest around 54 feet, while Portsmouth may hit 53.5 feet. Portsmouth has a 50 foot flood stage and a 77 foot flood wall protecting the city.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
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