County workshop aims to boost Hocking School instruction
Green elementary hosts an all county teacher workshop on how to raise instruction quality in Hocking County Schools. 117 participants including 107 teachers attended as Glenn Rich from the state department spoke on improving teaching methods and student outcomes.
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Green Elementary
Martha Kruger
Grace Orr
Arthur Woods
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Glenn Rich
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R. M. Garrison
Rich
Ohio
Sacania
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Woodsfield High School Closed as Illness Hits Staff
Woodsfield High School closed yesterday due to illness among teachers. The small outbreak prompted students to stay home as school officials monitor the situation and plan for potential further closings.
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Woodsfield High School
Minnesota turnout hints at Adlai warning caution
Adlai Stevenson urged a Minnesota audience to avoid casting stones at Ada after criticizing the nation. In Washington the Air Force reports five Russian weather balloons have landed in Alaska over recent years, all equipped with radios and ten carried cameras.
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Adlai Stevenson
University of
Washington
Air Force
Alaska
Hocking County Weather Forecast Update
The weatherman predicts scattered showers and possible thunderstorms for Hocking County today with colder temperatures tonight and Sunday. Yesterday's high was 58 degrees at 3 30 p m. Noon temperature today was 53 degrees.
Turnpike Cops Report Some Unusual Doings
Patrolman Yonley aged 37 attempted a nose down landing on the highway after steering a Cadillac off the Interchange while a second man Charles Zubik aged 62 of Pittsburgh was clocked at 100 miles per hour by Patrolman Lewis during the pursuit as unusual traffic incidents unfold on the turnpike.
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New York
Cedar Lake
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Charles Zubik
Pittsburgh
Ralph Lewis
Jinxed U S Globemaster Crashes Near Iceland
A U S Air Force Globemaster with 17 aboard crashed in the North Atlantic near Iceland after four engines failed and the crew issued a May Day. The aircraft had departed Keflavik for New York and was reportedly lost at sea before rescue efforts reached the scene.
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Explosion at Jackson County Garage Kills One
Police say an explosion at a Jackson County garage killed one man and injured another. The injured victim was 35 year old Marion Potts of near Oak Hill.
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Jackson County
Marion Potts
Oak Hill
Realtor Week Declared March 11 17 by Governor Lausche
Gov. J. Lausche issues a proclamation declaring Realtor Week from March 11 through March 17. The move recognizes real estate professionals and promotes industry activities across the state.
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Railroads Win 6 Percent Freight Rate Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 6 percent general rate rise for most interstate freight. The increase takes effect next Wednesday, with holds of under 6 percent for many farm commodities and minerals. Water carriers also face the same adjustment. grains and meat products have a 5 percent cap.
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Rt 312 Barn Destroyed By Early Morning Fire
The Clyde Beougher farm on Rt 312 two miles north of Rt 75 in Perry County lost a 30 by 50 foot barn and contents valued at 5000. Fire discovered at 5 30 a m by Mrs Beougher with 100 bushels of corn 230 bales of hay and a net surplus of want inside. Logan Fire Department responded with Chief Burlin Taylor noting multiple fires this week including a Culver Street home grass fire on Lake Logem Road and an oil well near Greendale with over 10000 of equipment lost.
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Perry County
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Greendale
BIS Escapee Steals Clothes In Lancaster
An 11 year old inmate fled Lancaster's BIS after injuring night officer John Sherlock, 70. Sherlock suffered a no brain concussion and is improving at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. The youth Marvin Whitt of Fairborn ransacked a Lancaster home, stole clothes and $1 from a piggy bank, discarded BIS garb, and then attempted to break into a nearby grocery.
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Youth Cited For Reckless Driving
Ronald J. Mouser, 20, of 680 Motherwell Ave., cited by city police for reckless driving on W. Hunter Street and Route 33 at 7:25 PM. Police said he drove recklessly at high speed up to 80 mph. case set in Mayor Francis Myers' court at 7:30 PM today.
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Court Frees Lonberger On Liquor Count
The state dropped its case against Virgil Lonberger 43 of Glouster Ohio. Prosecutor Fred Murray said Lonberger was cleared of possessing and selling illegal whiskey through his federal parole officer. A trial jury failed to reach a verdict last May 12 and he was freed under $1,000 bond awaiting action.
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Miss Lucy Plans Continuing Fight for Education
Miss Autherine Lucy says she will return to the South within a week to press her case for admission to the all white University of Alabama. She seeks to test the Supreme Court decisions and pursue education despite previous expulsions amid riots and legal action. Meanwhile Senate debates Eastland's judiciary chairmanship with charges of racism and concerns over school integration rulings.
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Man Rescued After Crossing Missing Bridge near Montreal
Dominique Pelloquin, 41, was pulled from the Lachine Canal by a railroad worker after attempting to cross a waterway on a bridge that had been removed five years earlier. He was taken to hospital in shock. Witnesses say he drove around the last car of a slow moving train along the bank before the attempt.
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Lachine Canal
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Scenic Ohio Drive Saved By Solons
Washington action preserves Scenic Ohio Drive along the Potomac as four Ohio lawmakers block inner loop plans. The District of Columbia Highway Department sought the route change, but the National Capital Planning Commission rejected the proposal after testimony by Thomas A. Jenkins and Senator George H. Bender.
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Beautiful Queen Of Jordan Seen Behind Ouster Of Glubb
London reports name Queen Zeine mother of King Hussein as behind the removal of Lt. Gen. John Bagot Glubb from leadership of the Arab Legion. Zeine, 41, a brunette and adviser to the Jordan ruler, is linked to Saudi envoy circles and Britain's Baghdad Alliance pivoting against Soviet influence.
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For America leaders stir South with third party plan
The Associated Press reports two quarters of activity show For America leaders pushing a plan to elect independent electors to block major parties in November. In South Carolina former Gov James Byrnes hints at a Southern rights party if Democrats and Republicans split. General Bonner Fellers retires as national director says the aim is to elect enough independents to deny any party an electoral college majority.
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Baldridge Murder Trial to Resume Monday
The second degree murder trial of former Adams County Sheriff George Baldridge, 63, in Washington C. IL, will resume Monday after a recess caused by the death of a juror's brother. The proceedings paused yesterday.
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Adams County
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