Army Coddling Reds Denied by Wilson at News Conference
Washington Secretary of Defense Wilson rejected claims that the Army coddles Communists while promising to refine security procedures. He discussed Maj. Irving Peress who invoked the Fifth Amendment and the Army policy on loyalty certifications and discharges for officers as well as the broader approach to handling suspected security risks.
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Washington
Wilson
Army
Peress
Secretary of the Army
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Logan Braves Fall Short in Class A Tourney Tilt
Logan High School lost to Chillicothe 58 to 42 in the Class A district at Athens. Logan trailed by one at half and stayed competitive through three quarters, as finalists John Shaw and Dick Smith led Logan with 13 points each while Larry Stevens sustained Chillicothe with 18. It was the seniors final game for Logan as Murtha Buckles and Smith bowed out.
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Logan High School
Chillicothe
Athens
Chieftains
Cavaliers
Ed Alexinas
Lee O’brien
Braves
Logan
Ohio University
Minford
Pomeroy
Portsmouth
Greenfield
Marietta
Larry Williams
Wayne Stevens
John Shaw
John Herrnstein
Shaw
Stevens
Larry Buckles
Joe Murtha
Dick Smith
Glen Maser
Chilli
Ronald Hines
Buckles
Chiefs
Smith
Herrnstein
Ross County
Murtha
Composer Reginald Armitage, Noel Gay, Dies at 55
London reports the death of Reginald Moxon Armitage known as Noel Gay at age 55. He wrote the popular Lambeth Walk hit and passed away yesterday in London.
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London
Reginald Moxon Armitage
Noel Gay
Molotov Sees Geneva Parley Key to Peace
Moscow says the Berlin conference outcomes depend on the April 26 Big Four talks with Communist China and others at Geneva to discuss peace in Asia. Molotov faulted Western defense prep arations as foreshadowing a third world war and criticized Dulles for self serving speeches.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Berlin
China
Geneva
Asia
Molotov
United States
Britain
France
U. S
State Dulles
Korea
Indochina
City Basketball Tournaments Set At LHS Tonight
Four city recreation basketball championships are decided at Logan High School gym. Iroquois vs Bucs open at 6 p.m. followed by Texans vs Seahawks 6 45 p.m. Pawnees vs Mingos 7 30 p.m. Bulldogs vs Wildcats 8 15 p.m. Parents and neighbors invited.
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Logan High School
City Recreation Commission
Iroquois
Bucs
Texans
Seahawks
Pawnees
Mingos
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Brief World and U S Military Aviation News
SEAP mortar shell incident kills six Marines and wounds thirty. ROK to discharge about 100000 troops into reserve this year. Pope Pius XII shows slow but steady improvement in health. Civil Aeronautics Board suspends Arthur Godfrey's pilot certificate for six months starting March 16 for careless flying at Teterboro Airport.
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Seoul
Republic of Korea
ROK
Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Arthur Godfrey
Teterboro
N. J
Arthur Godfrey TV Ratings Fall in February Week
A pronounced drop in ratings for both of Arthur Godfrey's night time TV shows reversed January gains, according to the American Research Bureau program report covering the first week in February.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
American Research Bureau
Juror remains to be picked in Wable phantom slayer case
In Greensburg Pennsylvania the jury selection continues as one more juror is needed before the state can present its case against John Wesley Wable charged as the Turnpike Phantom Slayer.
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Greensburg
John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Some Highways Still Snowbound
Ohio Highway Patrol reports state routes closed due to heavy snows in Medina area and Geauga County. Routes 301 76 252 94 in Medina. 306 608 in Geauga. Drifting snowblocks roads. motorists told to avoid travel unless urgent. Northern main roads are passable but hazardous.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Medina
Rts
Geauga County
Cleveland Area Digging Out Of Major Blizzard
Cleveland reels from five days of snow and wind with 20.8 inches fallen. Buses ran late, schools closed, industries halted, and hundreds stranded as western winds drifted snow. Mayor Celebrezze urged off downtown driving and police checked about 2000 stalled cars. Death toll in state at least 21.
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Cleveland Area
Lake Erie
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Grader Operators Aid Snow Removal in Ohio Frontier
Hocking County state highway department sent two grader operators Ern est Aurand and Ervin Frasure to northern Ohio to assist crews in a heavy snow fight. In Hocking County the weather stayed cold with a low of 18 and a noon reading of 29 after a 25 degree high at 3 30 p.m.
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Hocking County
Storm Worsens Wind Bites Cleveland Traffic
Weather officials say the storm was worsened by wind as snow redeposited on the east side of Cleveland. The Memorial Shoreway N.E. saw the worst traffic jam with trucks and cars stalled for over 11 hours and passengers enduring 12 hours on buses while trying to reach downtown from Euclid.
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Cleveland
City
East Side
Memorial Shoreway N. E
Euclid
Shoreway
East Hocking Board May Take Action On Transfer Requests
East Hocking board of education may act on four transfer requests at its 8 p.m. meeting in the county schools office. The panel can delay action until April 1. Valuations released by County Auditor Harry Smith show transfer areas totaling $770 360 in value and 13 945 acres.
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East Hocking Board
East Hocking
Hocking County
Harry Smith
Samuel Dillon
Marion
Green and Falls-Gore
Logan City
State Tax Commission
Green Township
Starr-Washington District
Starr-Washington
City Police Probe Burglaries Of Daring Thief
Logan police continue investigation into a series of early week burglaries. Doors of Main Street establishments showed tampering marks while the Daily News office suffered a gashed front door. A thief targeted Farley Motor Sales and Moose Lodge, with cash and merchandise stolen on separate nights.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Ellinger
Main St
The
Daily News
Indi
Farley Motor Sales
Moose Lodge
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooler Trend With Possible Snow
Temperatures will average 6-10 degrees below normal with normal highs 42 north 49 south and minimums 25-28. A slow rise through Saturday to Monday then colder again Tuesday and Wednesday. Dry end of week with snow likely late Monday and Tuesday. Total precipitation around half an inch.
Stratojet crash at Davis-Monthan kills four crew
A P A B47 Stratojet crashed and burned shortly after takeoff from Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson Arizona. All four crew members died in the desert crash.
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Tucson
Ariz
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Ike’s Ag Aides Face Second Barrage Of Questions On Proposed Farm Plan
Senators pressed Eisenhower administration agriculture officials over the flexible price supports proposal. Key ally Aiken defended the plan, citing charts that 22 years of programs averaged under $500 million annually, while other lawmakers warned prices and farm income could fall under the new system.
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Ike
Washington
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Benson
True D. Morse
Karl Loos
Sternbaum acquitted in 1952 Mansfield murder case
A Mansfield jury finds Maxwell Sternbaum not guilty of first degree murder in the December 4 1952 slaying of his wife Leah Sternbaum age 31. After nearly four weeks of testimony and a day of deliberation the verdict was delivered at 1115 p m. The prosecution alleged he killed Leah with a wrench and burned the supermarket office to cover the crime. Sternbaum testified burglars attacked them as she visited to drive him home.
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Mansfield
Max Sternbaum
Leah
Sternbaum
Theodore Lutz
Atty
Paul Herbert
Nye Predicting Big Year For Dems
George D. Nye sends letters to Ohio Democratic county chairmen seeking support for his candidacy and predicts a great Democratic resurgence this year. Nye, former three term lieutenant governor, runs in a three way race with Herbert S. Duffy and John Taylor for the post.
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Waverly
George D. Nye
Ohio
Nye
John W. Brown
Herberts. Duffy
John Taylor
Salem
Vietminh Raid Blows Up Planes at Hanoi Airport
Vietminh commandos raided Hanoi's Gia Lam airport at 2:30 am and destroyed or damaged several private aircraft. More than 200 suspects were rounded up and Hanoi stayed on alert for hours. French Union troops pressed artillery and tank attacks on Dien Bien Phu hill positions with stated heavy casualties on the enemy.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Gialam
Dien Bien Phu
State TB Patient Care Outlined
Ohio state auditor reports nearly 3 million dollars spent last year for county tuberculosis patient care. Legislature appropriated 3,060,365 and 2,917,372 was paid. State payments cover 2.50 dollars per day for county sanitarium patients and 1.25 dollars daily for private sanatorium patients.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Patrolman Held In Probe In Coal Grove Death
State patrolman Carl Green of Coal Grove was struck and killed while stopping a driver on a highway near Ianton. An off duty trooper Robert Brickles was arrested in Ashland Kentucky and brought to the scene for the inquiry.
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Ianton
Coal Grove
Carl Green
Here
Robert Brickles
Ashland
Farm Leader Dies in Urbana Community Loss
Edson H. Hetzler aged 52, a noted Champaign County farmer and county fair board member, died at his Urbana home yesterday. He was widely known in farm circles for his leadership and service to the county fair program.
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Urbana
Edson H. Hetzler
Champaign County
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