Yalta Papers Could Doom New Talks With Russia
Rep. Vorys predicts publication of the Yalta papers will derail any chance for a Big Three conference with Russia. He warns it may trigger partisan discussions but not shift bipartisan U.S. foreign policy. Fellow lawmakers note mistakes at Yalta and weigh political impact on Eisenhower policy.
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Eisenhower
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Capehart
Yalta Papers Reveal U S Military Stance After World War II
Washington reports that Roosevelt and Stalin discussed Russia entering the war against Japan and trusting Stalin at Yalta. The United States built a sizable postwar force in Europe with six divisions on the continent and air and naval strength in European waters.
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Noah Waliser 77 Dies in Circleville Nursing Home
Noah Waliser of Tarlton dies at 8:35 am Friday at R and M Nursing Home Circleville after an extended illness. Born March 31 1877 in Saltcreek Township he was a retired farmer and member of Tarlton Lutheran Church. Funeral at 3 pm Sunday in Tarlton Lutheran Church with Rev Frank Claszar. Burial in Tarlton Cemetery handled by Defenbaugh Funeral Home. Friends may call Saturday afternoon until 4 pm at the funeral home and at his residence in Tarlton before the service.
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Lutheran Church
Man Fined Jailed By Mayor Phillips
Jacob Christopher Kraft, 50, of Rockbridge, was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to two days in county jail for driving with a suspended license and 50 dollars and costs for using fictitious license plates in Mayor Joseph Phillips court yesterday. The arrest was made by the state highway patrol.
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Rockbridge
Joseph Phillips
State Highway Patrol
Burglary Week Adds To Local Looting Wave
Sheriff A J Waldron reports burglars hit the Grotto Grounds skating rink off Route 33 near Union Furnace. Two pairs of skates, an aluminum skate box and candy were taken, as a similar pattern links late night break ins to Green elementary and Union Furnace schools. Deputy Spurgeon Meltzer and others are continuing investigations.
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Bridge Job Underway On Route 664 At Lake Logan
Equipment moved in for a bridge project on Route 664 at Lake Logan. The continuous concrete slab bridge will be about 99.8 feet long with approaches totaling over a quarter mile. Charles S. Ratzlaff Construction Co. submitted a low bid of 103,930.37. Traffic will be maintained on the present Clear Fork bridge until completion.
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Clear Fork
Mook Lee’s Brother to Attend OSU Next Week
Sung Mook Lee of Korea plans to join his sister In Mook Lee in the United States next week. He departs Korea Monday March 21 and arrives Friday to begin the spring quarter at Ohio State University Columbus March 28. He is a Seoul University physics graduate and will study nuclear physics at Ohio State. His sister In Mook arrived in October 1953, graduated Logan High School in spring 1954, and is a freshman at Ohio University Athens.
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Stolen Car Found Near Bloomingville
Sheriff William Brown of Vinton County and the state highway patrol recovered the stolen auto belonging to Howard Coleman of near McArthur. It was abandoned at South Bloomingville after being taken from Meeksville last week. Garfield Dodrill of McArthur discovered the car parked near a tavern and notified authorities. The vehicle was out of gasoline but undamaged.
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Vinton County
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McArthur
South Bloomingville
Meeksville
Garfield Dodrill
McArthur Rt
Fulbright Flags Partisan Tactics Behind Stock Inquiry
Sen. Fulbright denounces professional Republicans for political interference in the Senate stock market probe. He clashes with GOP chair Leonard Hall over testimony by Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith, who urged caution to avert a crash, while Fulbright defends fair, nonpartisan inquiry.
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Yalta Controversy Stirring for World Conscience
Sen. Bender of Ohio calls the release of long secret Yalta documents a potential shock to world conscience. He accuses the Truman era of suppressing the full record and asserts that China and Poland were treated poorly and Germany was to be split, with broader implications yet to be analyzed.
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Snow Falls in Hocking County Overnight
Snow covered parts of Hocking County during the night with depths up to 1 inch in spots. The roads were not affected, and temperatures rose from a 30 degree low to 38 by noon. Yesterday's high reached 43 at 3 pm. Forecast calls for cloudy and cold conditions tonight and tomorrow.
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Ohio Department of Highways
Weather Minimal Change Across Nation With Mild South
Today's weather shows little change with mild conditions across the southern states and cooler air in the northern tier. Dry and generally clear skies extend through most regions outside the cool area.
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Five Day Outlook Shows Temperatures Slightly Below Normal
The forecast calls for average temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal with highs near 48 to 54 and lows 30 to 33. Colder conditions arrive Saturday night into Sunday with light precipitation possible Tuesday and again Wednesday. Snow possible in northern areas Saturday night and Sunday with light accumulations. Sunday's outlook is partly cloudy and cooler.
U N Council Studies Report On Palestine
United Nations Security Council members studied a report by the Palestine truce chief on the Feb 28 Gaza clash. Maj. Gen. Burns held Israel responsible for the deaths of 38 Egyptians and 8 Israelis while confirming Egyptian border infiltration as a core tension. The council adjourned awaiting next steps and possible sanctions were raised by Egypt.
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Heart Attack Fatal for 59 Year Old Rafferty
William Rafferty age 59 of 242 East Second Street died at 10 50 AM after becoming ill while working at Stone's Grill where he managed the business He was taken to his doctor then home where he died Dr J Ward Doering county coroner attributed death to a heart attack Survivors include his wife Hazel a son William Jr two stepdaughters Betty Maness of Logan and Mrs Robert Snyder of Lancaster The body is at Roberts Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete California?
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Logan
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Lancaster
Roberts Funeral Home
Three-Vehicle Crash Reported on West Street
City police investigated a three vehicle crash on West Street just north of Hunter Street. Vehicles involved include a Jurgensmier automobile, a Rollins car, and Armstrong pickup. Rollins attempted to pass on a narrow street causing the collision. The Rollins car and Armstrong truck sustained front end damage while Jurgensmier’s car had no damage.
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Waltonians Hear Expert Talk on Hocking Hills Wonders
Charles Goslin of Lancaster addressed 125 Waltonians in Hocking County detailing glacial history and the Hocking region’s geology. He described Lake Logan, plant and bird life changes, and showed slides of rock formations and seasonal flora. He noted looming elm and chestnut declines and the impact of new lakes on wildlife.
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C&O to Abandon Seven Miles of Tracks in Ohio
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to abandon about seven miles of track from Snow Fork Junction near Nelsonville to the Wolfe Bros. mine above Murray City in Athens and Hocking counties. The line once served four daily passenger trains and coal miners, with peak coal haul in 1929 reaching 487,350 tons. The railroad notes only 824 dollars in revenue in 22 months and no coal hauled in 1954, with wires and poles already removed.
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Senate Panel Pushes Law Change For Ohio Turnpike Routes
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee seeks a formula to ease local friction over turnpike routes. Proposed rule would require the turnpike commission to share detailed plans with influencing municipalities and allow a 90 day local approval or disapproval window before final decisions, ensuring local officials have a say without binding final authority.
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Submachinegun Hold-up Hits Ohio Guardsmen in Shaker Heights
Gunmen robbed an Ohio National Guard armory in Shaker Heights just after midnight taking four grease gun submachineguns. Warrant Officer John Sullivan was wounded in the wrist and shoulder as the men demanded the weapons before fleeing. Guardsmen Capt Ostrowski Majors Herbst and Hudson were present. a statewide alarm followed the incident.
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Shaker Square
Hatoyama Reelected After Diet Coalition Defeats Speaker Candidates
In Tokyo Ichiro Hatoyama was reelected prime minister by the Diet after a coalition of rival Conservatives and Socialists defeated his speaker and vice speaker nominees for the lower House. Bonn Parliament approves West German rearmament as ninth of fifteen legislatures needed before Western uniforms can be worn.
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Baltimore man to appear in court after five car smashup
A Baltimore man faces a court appearance after his car careened onto a sidewalk and struck four autos. The five car crash injured seven motorists, with injuries reported last night.
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Graham arrives in Plymouth for Scotland crusade
About 300 hymn singers welcomed American evangelist Billy Graham on his arrival in Plymouth to prepare for a religious crusade in Scotland.
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Hearing date moved for Dr Samuel H Shep pard appeal
Cleveland sources report the hearing on Dr Sam Shep pard's appeal of his second degree murder conviction was rescheduled from May 5 to May 25. The case remains a high profile appeal with key legal arguments anticipated before the court.
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Louisville Strike Talks Continue as Rail Tie Up Persists
Negotiations press on to end the Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike that disrupts business across 14 Southern states as the White House stays in the background.
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Capital Airlines Constellation Sets Cleveland Flight Record
A Capital Airlines four motor Constellation flew from Chicago to Cleveland last night with 34 passengers and good tail winds in 57 minutes setting a new record for the route.
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Kearsarge Departs Singapore After R and R Stop
The US aircraft carrier Kearsarge and four destroyers sailed for Subic Bay Philippines following a four day rest and recreation visit to Singapore.
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