Logan City Council Approves 220200 For 54 Scions
City Council last night approved a 1954 appropriation of 220 194 04 derived from an estimated budget of about 234 000. Main items include officeholders 11130 safety funds 36570 waterworks 42800 streets 20000 sewers 34700 and the annual act. Discussions covered a community antenna transit cab franchises and sewer bonds with a special session planned to set disposal plant workers salaries.
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William Knapp
Burlin Taylor
Ohio
Samuel Bright
John Ayers
Phil Henderson
Bright
Baker
Logan
Mr. Ayers
Ayers
Murray City
Fred Murray
Dean Collison
Ray Holcomb
White Tip Cab Co
Joseph Phillips
John Glass
Woodrow Kalklosch
Glass
Triple Six Cab Co
Holcomb
Amos Potts
Falls St
Mohican Ave
John Owens
E. Main St
Vaughn Collins
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Mr. Phillips
Lawrence
Phillips
Columbus
House Slashes Taxes Ahead of Election Year Vote
House leaders foresee near unanimous approval for a bill cutting nearly $1 billion yearly from excise taxes and delaying other cuts for a year. The measure would cap all rates above 10 percent, with exemptions for liquor and tobacco, effective April 1, while Stall debate continues over broader tax overhauls next week. The administration opposes sweeping cuts but backs canceling scheduled reductions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Lake Logan dam rebuilding moves forward with earthwork
Heavy equipment arrived at Lake Logan to start the dam and spillway reconstruction. Crews will break up the present spillway with a crane and 3500 pound sledge, remove debris for road work, and raise the dam about 10 feet over several weeks, with completion targeted for October and material deliveries on schedule.
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Lake Logan
Daily News
Richard Connolly
Connolly Construction Co
Marysville
Rt. 664
Lake Logan Road
Aneshansley Farm
Connolly
State Highway Department
Brief Services Held Today For Mrs. Sarah Smith
A brief service for 93 year old former Logan schoolteacher Mrs. Sarah Smith was conducted at Heinlein Funeral Home by Rev. E F Schottke. The body arrived in Logan after a funeral in Mexico Missouri yesterday with pallbearers Lester Risch George Shaw Harry Smith Virgil Martin Haward Rolston and burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Sarahmith
Logan
Mexico
Heinlein Funeral Home
E. F. Schottke
Missouri City
Lester Risch
George Shaw
Harry Smith
Virgil Martin
Haward Rolston
Oak Grove Cemetery
Officials Attend Athens Conference on Health Services
Hocking County Health Department staff joined district conference in Athens to discuss school health services. Participants included Dr. H. M. Boocks health commissioner for four counties, health educator Frank Stone, and nurses Miss Jeanette Ruth and Miss Nelle Nutt from Hocking County.
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Hocking County
Athens
H. M. Boocks
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
Frank Stone
Jeanette Ruth
Nelle Nutt
Gallipolis Defeated In Cage Tourney
The Southeastern Ohio League district basketball playoff ended for Gallipolis with a 51-47 loss to Portsmouth at Athens. Gallia, coming off a 20-1 season, trailed most of the game and missed 20 free throws, sealing the defeat in conditions late in the fourth.
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Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Athens
Blue Devils
Trojans
Gallia
Devils
Ohio University
Greenfield
Portsmouth East
Chillicothe
Minford
Lancaster
Hillsboro
Glenford
Ames-Bern
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Rome-Canaan
Paratex Opens Great Lakes Shipping Season in Cleveland
The tanker Paratex from Toledo arrives in Cleveland today signaling the start of the Great Lakes shipping season with activity expected to pick up along the lake ports.
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Cleveland
Paratex
Toledo
Great Lakes
Logan High Names Top Honor Six in Senior Class
Nancy Shaw topped Logan High School’s senior class with a 3.956 average. Norma Daubenmire is second with 3.857, followed by Dolores Bester 3.846, Lorraine Holtz en 3.684, Barbara Vore 3.666, and Bob Swackhamer 3.569. All six will play prominent roles in graduation.
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Nancy Shaw
Logan High
Logan High School
Howard Kirk
George C. Shaw
N. Walnut St
Norma Daubenmire
Harold Daubenmire
Logan Rt. 4
Dolores Bester
Louis Bester
E. Hunter St
Lorraine Holtzen
Paul D. Holtzen
N. Mulberry St
Barbara Vore
George Cheshier
Bob Swackhamer
Two Men Leave Logan for 47th Induction Call
Hocking County men left Logan by bus for Fort Hayes Columbus this morning to fulfill the 47th induction call. Robert Blon Springer and Thomas Leroy Pittman volunteered for induction and were honored with gifts from the East School Adult Education Club.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Robert Blon Springer
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Thomas Leroy Pittman
E. Hunter Sr
Mary Sweazy
Warren Palsley
East School Adult Education Club
GOP Policy Makers Prepare Fair Probes Proposals
The Senate Republican Policy Committee plans to unveil suggestions to make Senate committee investigations fairer. The effort follows Army Secretary Stevens’s clash with Senator McCarthy and Eisenhower’s call for fair play. Senator Flanders criticized McCarthy for harming the party, labeling him part of a one man McCarthyism.
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GOP
Washington
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Senate Investigations
Army
Eisenhower
Sen
Flanders
R-Va
Vermont
Inter American Conference Backing Dulles Doctrine Grows
In Caracas the Inter American Conference moved toward adopting by Saturday the U S anti Communist resolution. Eight of nineteen Latin nations signaled support for U S Secretary John Foster Dulles plan for united action against Red influence in the hemisphere. Guatemala opposed the measure though its foreign minister pledged to resist the proposal.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
John Foster Dulles
United Action
Red
Western Hemisphere
Dulles Docttrine
Guatemala
United States
Nixon Says U S To Fight On Own Terms
Vice President Nixon told a Philadelphia Bulletin Forum audience that the United States has shifted to fighting on its own terms. He said armed strength and planning are realigned with this policy, noting gains against the Reds and a rare period of peace and prosperity. He credited Eisenhower and top defense leaders for the strategic shift and urged aid to the Associated States in Indochina to prevent communist expansion in Asia.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
United States
U. S
Eisenhower
National Security Council
John Foster Dulles
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Navy
Robert B. Anderson
Associated States
Indochina
Asia
Maple syrup price held at Geauga Maple Festival
In Chardon Ohio the Geauga Maple Festival set maple syrup at five fifty per gallon matching last year. The event runs April 2 3 and 4 and features syrup producers from the region.
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Chardon
Ohio
Eisenhower Praises Flanders Criticism As Public Service
President Eisenhower said Sen. Flanders rightly criticized Sen. McCarthy for diverting focus from external world threats. He called Stevenson’s charge of a GOP split nonsense and endorsed the party line, backing Nixon to answer Stevenson on TV and radio.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Flanders
R-Wi
Senate
McCarthy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Republican Party
United States
Stevenson
Miami
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Last Rites Held For Earl J. Mundy
Last rites were held Tuesday afternoon at Leonard Funeral Home for Earl J. Mundy 43 of Logan who died Sunday. Rev. E F Braden officiated with music by Albert Elick and Carl Spence on organ. Pallbearers were Charles Miller Albert Elick William King Harry Mundy Charles Mundy and Roy Brown. Burial followed at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Marion Township.
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Leonard Funeral Home
Earl J. Mundy
Logan
E. F. Braden
Albert Elick
Carl Spence
Charles Miller
William King
Harry Mundy
Charles Mundy
Roy Brown
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Marion Township
Rites Held For Mrs. Anderson In Columbus
Funeral services were held at 10 30 a m today in Columbus for Mrs Carrie M Anderson widow of John C Anderson and sister of Mrs Amy McClelland of Laurelville indicating a local obituary notice with family connections and city of residence
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Columbus
Carrie M. Anderson
John C. Anderson
Amy McClelland
Laurelville
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Ohio Power Co
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Taylor
H. O. Baker
Antenna
Collison
Bright and
Knapp
Special Television Committee
Public Utilities Committee
W. Hunter St
Mr. Potts
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Connolly
Brock-Sanders
Sarah Smith
Marine Corps
Kenneth Franklin Lutz
Gibisonville
John Lester Sanborn
William Eugene Blake
Nelsonville
Terry Russell Dane
Carbon Hill
Wisconsin
Adlai
Party of Responsibility
Mrs. Anderson
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