Trade Club Studies United Appeal Plan For Hocking County
Logan Trade Club sponsors a feasibility study on a united county wide charity appeal in Hocking County. The consolidated charities committee met at Metal Powder Products Co to research organization plans with Walter E. Ott and B G Greenman co chairing.
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Trade Club Studies United Appeal Plan
Hocking County
Logan Trade Club
Trade Club Consolidated Charities Committee
Metal Powder Products Co
Trade Club
Organization of A United Appeal
Forrest E. Moore
Lester Risch
United Appeal
Circleville
Newark
Lancaster
Ott
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mr. Ott
Mr. Greenman
Mr. Moore
Mr. Risch
George Rolston
Joe Hartman
Robert Sheline
Robert A Boudinot
Lavon Goodlve
Harold Sommers
Richard Farmer
Glenn Hemsworth
Logan Boy Sues For 10000 In Motor Bike Car Crash
A 15 year old Logan boy by his mother and next friend sues William Canan in Common Pleas Court for 10000 in damages. He alleges on May 4 1955 his motorbike was struck by Canans car at Rt 33 near Elm St as Canan swerved left and hit him. The suit cites six counts of negligence and claims permanent injuries including future nose surgery and facial scars.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Robert Seibert
Ida Crowe
William Canan
Rt. 33
Elm St
Seibert
Gunfire Exchanges Near El Auja Demilitarized Zone
In Jerusalem yesterday Egyptian and Israeli forces exchanged fire near the El Auja demilitarized zone. Both sides blamed the other and no casualties were reported.
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Jerusalem
el Auja Demilitarized Zone
Temperatures Rise in Hocking County with Warm Afternoon
Hocking County enjoyed spring weather yesterday with a 62 degree high at 2 30 pm. Today at 11 30 am the temperature reached 63 degrees under murky skies with light rain. Last night’s low was 22. The forecast calls for possible showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday, followed by a cooler spell after a high of 70 to 75 Wednesday.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooler Temperatures Ahead
The outlook shows temperatures averaging 5 to 10 degrees below normal with normal highs 45 to 57 and lows 31 to 36. Colder trend from Wednesday through Sunday with showers and thunderstorms tonight, Wednesday, and again likely Saturday or Sunday. Total rainfall around one inch.
Senate House panel approves year extension of price supports
A conference committee agreed on a one year extension of high price supports for basic crops and adopted a dual parity method using the higher of two formulas.
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Washington
Senate House
Eisenhower to outline U S policies at White Sulphur
At White Sulphur Springs W Va Canadian and Mexican leaders expect a full exposition of U S world policies from President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles during the North American Conference. Officers investigate a ginger ale incident aboard Eisenhower’s private rail car as three people were sickened last week.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
U. S
Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles
Secret Service
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
A. E. Baughman
Louis St. Laurent
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Ruiz Cortines
St. Laurent
Huckster Denied by Brides-To-Be on Special Stockings
Margaret Truman and Grace Kelly dismissed reports that a California hosiery maker prepared diamond-flecked stockings for them. Willys DeMond claimed to have produced three 650 dollar stockings for Truman and pearl trimmed 150 dollar stockings for Kelly. Truman and Kelly said there was no truth. Truman plans to marry Clifton Daniel April 21 and Kelly to wed Prince Rainier III April 18.
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Detroit
Margaret Truman
Grace Kelly
California
Willys DeMond
Miss Truman
Miss Kelly
Truman
New York
Clifton Daniel
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Editor Vic Sherow appeals contempt ruling in Gallia
Gallipolis editor Vic Sherow seeks reversal of a contempt conviction from February 7 after publishing names ages and parents of five juveniles sent to Boys Industrial School. The Fourth District Court of Appeals will hear the appeal in Gallia County with Henry W. Cherrington for the editor and Warren F. Sheets for the state. Charlie Butler was cleared after testifying he relayed the judge's order.
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Gallipolis
Vic Sherow
Gallipolis Tribune
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Henry W. Cherrington
Warren F. Sheets
Sheron
Gallia County
John W. Howell
the Tribune
Howell
Charlies Butler
Tribune
Butler
Hocking Mother Saves Child From Serious Burns
Carrie Linscott rushed to Hocking Valley Hospital after saving seven year old Marlene from severe burns by beating out flames on her dress with bare hands. The child escaped with minor burns as the father Elmer Linscott was outside when the gas stove ignited the dress.
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Logan Rt. 4
Carrie Linscott
Hocking Valley Hospital
Elmer
Marlene
Government seizes Daily Worker headquarters and plant
U S government agents seized the Communist party headquarters and the Daily Worker plant for back tax liens. Alan Max, managing editor, said Treasury agents ordered both facilities emptied and that the newspaper would not publish tomorrow.
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New York
U. S
Communist Party
The
Daily Worker
Alan Max
U. S. Treasury
Senate Agrees to Vote on Electoral Plan Reforms
The Senate plans to vote today on proposals to change presidential and vice presidential election methods. Proponents claim the current system is unfair and would lead to better representation with proportional or districtbased elector allocation. Opponents argue larger states and rural areas would gain undue influence. Kennedy shifts offer to modify voting without overturning the system, proposing to abolish the Electoral College with votes transmitted to Washington and a contingent House Senate decision if no majority emerges.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
House
Kennedy
Congress
U N Powers Study Newest U S Arms Plan
In London the U N disarmament subcommittee reviews U S proposals to curb war risks. Harold Stassen urges advance notice of troop moves outside borders to prevent surprise attacks. Gromyko offers no clear reaction. Prior ideas include test inspection zones and a 20 million man force cap.
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London
U. N
U.S
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Ceiling Collapse Injures Three Women at Bronx Synagogue
A Bronx synagogue named Yeshiva and Mesivta Zichron Moshe saw a ceiling collapse during a Passover service, injuring three women in the balcony, with two in critical condition. About 30 attendees escaped injury as debris rained down while Cantor Max Wiesen led prayers.
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New York
Bronx
Max Wiesen
Yeshiva and
Mesivta Zichron Moshe
Ohio Primary Campaign Builds Momentum Across State
Gov John W Brown in Medina urges action by a courageous leader and proposes a little Hoover Commission to modernize state government. DiSalle predicts Eisenhower defeat in Ohio and Lausche wins 100000 votes over Bender. Plain Dealer backs DiSalle citing experience.
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Ohio
Medina
John W. Brown
Hoover Commission
William O'Neill
Brown
Washington
Michael V. di
Toledo
Ashley
Dohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
DiSalle
Atomic energy data collection aids economic planning says Baker
John C. Baker president of Ohio University and U S representative on the U N E S C urged centralizing information on atomic energy economics to aid realistic planning by private and public bodies. A separate note reports a new Arab delaying action jeopardizing a U N plan to dispatch Dag Hammarskjold on a Palestine peace mission.
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United Nations
N. Y
John C. Baker
Ohio University
U. S
U. N. Economic and Social Council
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
Steveson urges speed to end discrimination
New York reports Adlai E. Stevenson pressing for quicker action to end unfair discrimination against any citizens. He calls for accelerated reforms and stronger measures by authorities to ensure equal rights for all.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kefauver Pushes $500 Million Federal Aid for Schools
Senator Estes Kefauver urged the federal government to provide 500 million dollars annually in grants to local school programs to address a nationwide classroom shortage. He spoke last night in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
TWU Postpones Pennsylvania Railroad Strike Set for Midnight
The National Mediation Service announced the Transport Workers Union has postponed a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad that was scheduled to start at midnight, avoiding immediate disruption.
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Washington
National Mediation Service
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pope Pius XII Easter Message Broadcast Set
Pope Pius XII's Easter message to the world will be broadcast by Vatican radio at 6 a.m. EST Sunday.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican Radio
Napoleon Teen Killed When Car Fell On Him
Leslie J. Goode Jr., 18, of Napoleon died when his car rolled and fell on him yesterday. The fatal accident occurred in Napoleon and authorities investigated the scene.
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Napoleon
Leslie J. Goode Jr
Time is running out on soil bank program says Ag Chief
Agriculture Secretary Benson warned the delay in enacting a 1.2 billion soil bank plan costs farmers needed income. He told the House Agriculture Committee that time is short and full operation may be difficult this year as conferees work on a compromise between Senate and House farm bills. He denied authority to set up the soil bank and noted differences over price supports and flexibility in the proposed measures.
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Washington
Benson
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
House Conference
Congress
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Soil Bank
House
Draft Of Truman Possible Democratic Nomination Talk
New York Times reports serious talk of drafting former President Truman for the Democratic nomination amid Stevenson Kefauver rivalries. Sen. Symington and Gov. Harriman gain support. Kefauver campaigns, while Harriman remains non active. McKinney cites a Western backing bloc and says Truman declined candidacy. Symington humbly grateful for Missouri support.
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New York
New York Times Today
Harry Truman
Washington Dispatch
The
Times
Truman
Stuart Symington
Averell Harriman
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
California
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Minnesota
Symington
Democratic Committee
Harriman
Frank E McKinney
Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
McKinney
Stevenson
Missouri Democratic Committee
Toledo Council Rejects Pinball Ban 5-4 Vote
Toledo city council rejected a measure to outlaw 1000 pinball machines by a 5-4 vote. The proposal aimed to curb gambling amid a county wide crackdown, with Mayor Ollie Czelusta opposing action until Ohio Supreme Court ruling on April 25. Toledo has licensed pinball since 18 years and collects about $200,000 yearly from a $200 per machine tax.
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Toledo
Ollie Czelusta
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Mayor Seeks Reduced Fire Insurance Rate for Logan
Mayor Francis Myers announced he has written the Ohio Inspection Bureau seeking an inspection of Logan to reassess fire insurance rates. Logan, Class 8 since 1935, could drop to Class 7 or 6, lowering mercantile and residential premiums. The review will cover the fire and police departments, telephone system, waterworks, and overall fire protection. If rates rise, officials will identify needed improvements.
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Francis Myers
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Logan
Mercantile
Myers
Aviator Freed In Court Hearing
A charge of unsafe operation of aircraft against Scott S. Bostwick 54 of Chardon was dropped yesterday. The former Asst Geauga County prosecutor landed his single engine plane on the Ohio Turnpike near the Streetsboro interchange when weather closed in last Friday.
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Ravenna
Scott S
Bostwick
Chardon
Geauga County
Streetsboro
McCarthy offers campaign aid to Ohio candidate
Senator Joseph McCarthy told Ohio campaigners he would campaign for Bender if it helped. Bender thanked him as they debated foreign policy and ally sales to Russia. In Portsmouth and Lancaster, other candidates urged reforms and expanded roles for state leadership amid party contrasts.
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Bender
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
McCarthy
Russia
Ohio
Portsmouth
Robert W. Reider
Building Construction Council
Reider
Lancaster
William Cody Kelly
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Logan Boy
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Ike
Mexico
Huckster
Gallia
Associated Press
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Aiken
GOP
Hobe Sound
Fla
Albany
Denver
Toledo Council
City
Lucas County
Russell Poling
Osher Rollins
Fairfield County Women's Republican Club
Kelly
Richard Nixon
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