Weekend Crashes Reported In County With Citations
Five minor crashes were reported in Hocking County over the weekend with six traffic citations issued by state patrol. Incidents included a two car collision on Rt. 33 near Logan with Richard Tucker cited for improper lane change, and separate crashes on Hunter Street and at the Hunter Front West intersection. Deputies also reported minor collisions on a township road and in a parking lot, with injuries described as minor. Two Athens and Lancaster patrols logged three minor crashes each despite fair weather.
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Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Logan
Rt. 33
Richard Tucker
Lancaster
Grover Donalds
Columbus
Tucker
Francis Myers
Hunter St
Washington Ave
Glen R. Sorrell
Murray City
David J. Jacoby
Mansfield
Jacoby
Sorrell
Jacoby Auto
Hunter, Front
West Sts
Juanita Mowery
Logan Rt. 3
John A. Richards
Front St
West St
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Gerald Morrison
Freddie Leon Anderson
Lillabell MacShull
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Shull
Josephine Anderson
Rheinscheid
Midge
W. Hunter St
Suny
James C. Spangler
Delbert F. Matheny
Glouster Rt. 3
Spangler
Matheny
Athens
Lawrence Hartman
Pearl Rutter
Myers
William R. Keith
Glouster
Robert Campbell
Haydenville
Jay Simms
Nelsonville
Ohio
Associated Press
U.S. 224
New Haven
Ohio Highway Patrol
Shirley J. Reeder
Plymouth
Charles L. Moser
Moser
Gary
Douglas
Vicki
Senate probes loom as Ohio union racketeering eyed
Senate investigators plan to probe labor racketeering including unions in Ohio as they prepare to subpoena Teamsters Union President Dave Beck. Kennedy said complaints from Ohio trigger visits while Beck awaits a subpoena and will be asked to provide financial records. The panel, led by Sen. McClellan, targets links between unions and crime in Portland and beyond.
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Washington
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Committee
Portland
Ore
Ohio
Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Teamster
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Three Youths Answer Draft Call From Hocking County
Three youths reported for induction by Selective Service Board No. 61 in Hocking County. Thomas Stephen Hahn of Rockbridge Darrel Thomas Dexter of New Plymouth and Walter Alvin Potts of Rockbridge are the new inductees. Hahn is the seventh of eight siblings with relatives in the Nurse Corps Waves and Army Navy. They were given gift boxes by the Logan Adult Education Club before boarding a bus to Fort Hayes Columbus for induction. Also listed are John Wesley Cannon of Logan Navy and Jerald Jeremiah Mathias of Rockbridge Army.
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Hocking County
Selective Service Board No. 61
Thomas Stephen Hahn
Rockbridge
Darrel Thomas Dexter
New Plymouth
Walter Alvin Potts
Hahn
William F. Hahn
Navy
Logan Adult Education Club
Fort Hayes
Columbus
John Wesley Cannon
Logan
Jerald Jeremiah Mathias
Army
Two Laurelville Area Residents Die in Early Incident
Two Laurelville area residents died early today identifying the victims as Elmer Ingram 70 and Mrs Elizabeth Karshner 75 both of Laurelville Rt 2. Further details were not available at press time.
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Laurelville Area
Elmer Ingram
Elizabeth Karshner
Laurelville Rt. 2
Arabs Uneasy In Gaza Strip Riots Suppressed
U N forces used tear gas to disperse about 300 Arabs protesting for Egyptian control in Gaza City amid UN administered civil setup. A 6 p m curfew was moved to 1 p m and troops pressured crowds as clashes caused no reported casualties.
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Gaza Strip
Gaza
U. N
Carl Ingholm
Gaza City
Ingholm
Munir Rayess
Strip
U.N
Aree
Korea War Bonus Forms Start Distribution in Ohio
The Korean War bonus program begins nationwide through Ohio with 22 National Guard trucks delivering application forms to banks newspapers employment services veterans groups and other agencies. Up to 250000 eligible veterans may apply for monthly bonuses of 10 dollars per month of domestic service and 15 dollars for sea duty foreign or Alaska service with a maximum of 400 dollars. Relatives of deceased veterans must request forms by writing to the Korean Conflict Compensation Fund at 293 East Long Street Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Ohio National Guard
Goble
Alaska
East Long Street
Vaughn Collins
Hocking
Logan
State Employment Service
Murray City
County Recorder’s Office
Earthquakes Tremor and Aftershocks Hit Pacific Rim
A sequence of aftershocks from Saturday's Aleutian quake rattled Hawaii Japan and the northern Pacific. Mt Vsevidos belched smoke while Kauai lost 154 to homelessness and 4 000 were isolated by washed out bridges. Minor casualties were reported from the disaster, with Red Cross aid underway.
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Pacific
Aleutian Islands
University of California
Berkeley
John Denoyer
Aleutians
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Honolulu
Mt. Vsevidos
Aleutian
Unmark
Hawaii
Samuel King
Kauai
Paul O. Beam
Sarah Park
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Jack Matsumoto
Kalihiwai
Haena
The
Red Cross
Waialua
Ohau
Warm 71 Degree Day Signals Early Spring Feel
Mercury climbs to 71 degrees by early afternoon with clear skies and a warm sun. The day follows a 30 degree low and 45 degree high yesterday, with little change expected tonight and Tuesday and scattered showers possible.
Five Day Forecast Sees Mild Temperatures Across Regions
The forecast calls for temperatures averaging 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs from 44 to 50 and lows 27 to 31. Showers are expected Monday night and Tuesday, then again Thursday or Friday with precipitation around a fraction to one percent of an inch.
Ohio Reserve Banks Review Shows Growth in 1956 Resources
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports Fourth District member banks had total resources of 15.3 billion in 1956, up from 14% billion in 1955. Earnings reached 490 million versus 429 million, with loans rising 771 million and cash assets 260 million higher, while U S government securities declined 428 million.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Wilbur D. Fulton
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Fulton
U. S
Western powers doubt success in blocking Nasser over Suez
Washington officials see slim chance to block Egyptian President Nasser from full operating control of the Suez Canal. Ahead of Bermuda talks between Eisenhower and Macmillan, Western powers push toll proposals via a neutral agency while Egypt demands tolls go to Egyptian authorities. The U N and World Bank ideas face Egypt's rejection.
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Washington
Nasser
Suez Canal
Suez
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
United States
Egypt
World Bank
United Nations
Abdel Kader Hatem
Britain
Western
Europe
South Asia
Africa
New Dam Reservoir Starts Filling At The Dalles
The Dal les Dam began filling to create a reservoir on the Columbia River. Start power output at 156000 kilowatts, rising to 1092000 kilowatts by 1960, with a potential of 1716000 kilowatts. It will rank second in the nation after Grand Coulee Dam.
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Dalles
Columbia River
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia Basin
Grand Coulee
Government To Quit Wednesday In Indonesia Crisis
Indonesia faces a bloodless rebellion wave as five party coalition splits. Premier Sastroamidjojo’s government threatened with resignation, Borneo and Sumatra seethe with defections, and plans to form an all party cabinet are disputed amid Communist concerns. SEATO ministers open a three day meeting in Canberra to curb subversion and keep Asian economies free from communism.
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Sumatra
Barlan
Indonesia
Sastroamidjojo
Java
Borneo
Ventje Samaul
Sukarno
Jakarta
Canberra
Australia
Seato Council of Ministers
Southeast Asia
United States
Britain
France
New Zealand
Phillippines
Thailand
Pakistan
House of Representatives Chamber of Australia
Firefighters tackle Montgomery farm blaze near city dump
Logan firemen the division forest fire warden and the sheriff s department responded to a fire at the Montgomery farm north of the city dump at 2 p m spreading quickly as crews fought to contain it.
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Logan
Division Forest Fire Warden
Sheriff's Department
Montgomery Farm
Reopening Of Suez Seen Coming Soon
U N salvage teams move to clear the last obstructions in the Suez Canal with Egyptian approval seen soon A potential reopening would allow ships of maximum draft and tonnage to pass within weeks The dispute over World Court rulings and access to Eilat remains unresolved as Egypt cautions against Israeli passage.
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Suez
Cairo
Egypt
U. N
Suez Canal
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Golda Meir
Blitz
International Tribunal
Tiran Strait
Eilat
Ohio Farmers Arrive in Washington to Meet Lawmakers
Nearly 50 Ohio farmers from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation arrive in Washington for talks with federal and state officials. The schedule includes briefings with American Farm Bureau Federation leaders, speeches by Rep. John Vorys and Rep. James Polk, meetings with Sen. Bricker and Sen. Lausche, and a breakfast with Ohio lawmakers at the Congressional Hotel.
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Washington D.C
Ohio
Harry Armstrong
Logan Rt. 3
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
John Vorys
James Polk
Congressional Hotel
Vorys
Polk
Soil Bank
Armstrong
Rep
Thomas A. Jenkins
10Th
John Bricker
Frank J. Lausche
Capitol Building
Secretary of
Benson
Spessard L. Holland
D. Fla
Senate
Bourke B
R. Ia
Senate Agricultural and Forestry Committee
Ohio Farmers
Toledo Woman 42 Held In Poisoning
Ruth Underwater, 42, charged with giving poison to husband Joseph 60 and daughter Judy Miles 22 after detectives say she admitted putting strychnine in milk. She claimed she did not intend harm to her daughter. Clifford Lybarger 50, caretaker, also fell ill. milk tested by police.
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Toledo
Ruth Underwater
Columbus Mayor Silent On Reported $50 000 Bribe
Columbus Mayor M E Sensenbrenner refused to name any suspect after reports that he was offered 50 000 dollars to ease the citys sewer and water ban. Council and the Franklin County officials launched investigations, with a council statement challenging the mayor to publicly deny the offer.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. E. Sensenbrenner
City Council
Franklin County
Samuel L. Devine
Sensenbrenner
Devine
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