Public Decision Urged On Teachers' Pay Bill
Ohio Chamber official urges sending minimum teacher salary bill to voter referendum next November. Critics warn rural districts lose state aid while eight big cities gain. Figures show city and county impacts across Ohio's 114 cities, villages, and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel C. Atkinson
Chamber
House
Arch D. Schultz
Ohio Education Association
Atkinson
Schultz
OEA
Ohio
Legion District Meeting Stated in Logan
Logan Post 78 hosts about 300 Legionnaires from District No. 8 for a Sunday conference in West School auditorium. Principal speaker is W. O. McClelland Ohio department second vice commander. Registration 9 to 10 A M. morning session 10 to noon. extra registration 12 to 1 30 P M. afternoon session follows. Participants from Murray City Glasgow Athens Lancaster McArthur Wellington and others.
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Logan
American Legion
Virgil Emrick
West School
Murray City
Glouster
Athens
Lancaster
McArthur
Wellington
W. O. McClelland
Ohio Department
Thrush Dies Early Today at 76 in Lancaster
H V Doc Hubert Vernon Thrush 76 of 345 North Mulberry Street died at 7 AM Thursday at the home of his daughter Mrs Edith Eyman 154 North Ewing Street Lancaster where he had stayed two weeks He had been treated at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital native of Hocking County cause coronary thrombosis bedfast since last fall He worked 20 years at a brick plant in Union Furnace 26 years for Gordon Oil Survivors include widow two daughters son one sister two brothers Funeral arrangements incomplete Woodard Funeral Service
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Hubert Vernon
Doc) Thrush
North Mulberry Street
R. M
Edith) Eyman
North Ewing Street
Lancaster
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Hocking County
Thrush
Union Furnace
Gordon Oil Company
Drs
Annie Thrush
Eyman
Nellie Sauer
Columbus
Harold Thrush
Frank Anthony
W. S. Fisher
Delaware
Guy D. Thrush
Florida
E Woodard
Singer's Son Dies at 64 in Wadsworth Hospital
Henry Schumann Heink, 64, son of the late opera singer, died last night at Wadsworth General Hospital at the Veterans Administration Center in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Henry Schumann-Heink
Wadsworth General Hospital
Veterans Administration Center
Senate Rejects Conveyor Bill Revival in Ohio Senate
Columbus Ohio March 29 the state Senate backed the rules committee action to junk the best conveyor bill for the session. A one sided voice vote defeated an attempt by Sen Carl D Sheppard Akron to annul Tuesday's postponement indefinitely ordered by the rules committee.
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Columbus
State Senate
Rules Committee
Senate
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Australian Canadian Forces Gain On Central Korean Front
Australian Diggers and Canadian Princess Pats scored sizable gains on the muddy central Korean front as Chinese forces dug in near four miles south of the Red border. Allied advances occurred despite heavy activity in the west and anticipated talks dismissal by China.
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Tokyo
Kapyong
Chunchon
Seoul
Nate Polowetzky
Pukhan
Soghan
Red Korea
Munsan
Uijongbu
Police Investigate Car Truck Collision on East Front Street
City police investigated a collision yesterday at 1 P M on East Front Street involving Hershel McKee 50 of Glouster driving a car and Jerry Nixon of Logan Route 4 driving a pickup. The right rear fender of the auto was damaged.
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East Front Street
Hershel McKee
Glouster
Jerry Nixon
Logan
Ranks of Ohio bachelors and spinsters thinning
The U S Bureau of the Census reports Ohio has 67 percent of residents aged 14 or older married, about 4 061 000 people, up from 61 percent ten years earlier. Ohio’s population is about 17 947 000 as of last April 1, a 15 percent gain. The average family income was 3 305 in 1949, with one third earning under 2 000 and about a sixth earning 5 000 or more. Rural residents total 885 000 on farms and 1 490 000 in non farm housing.
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Washington
Mar
Ohio
Bureau of the Census
Bureau
National Protestant Drive for Crime Crackdown Moves Forward
The National Council of Churches urged churches to curb moral laxity and condemned innocent forms of gambling. The drive comes amid Kefauver committee momentum and Gov. Dewey’s Saratoga gambling probe. Senators seek to extend the crime probe as Kefauver ends his term.
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Kefauver Committee
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Wiley
R-Wis
Tobey
R-Nh
Senate
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Three Convicted On Spy Charges
In New York on March 29, Julius Rosenberg Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell were found guilty of passing wartime atomic secrets to Russia in the first U S atom spy trial. The jury deliberated seven hours and 18 minutes before delivering the verdict, with potential death penalties cited but not sought by the prosecutor.
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New York
Mar
Russia
United States
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Morton Sobell
Services Saturday For Mayo B. Iles
Mayo B Bundy Iles Hocking County representative to the Ohio General Assembly died after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 3 PM Saturday at the Methodist Church with Dr R B Wilson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service. The Knights of Pythias will hold services at the Iles home Friday evening at 7 15 PM.
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Mayo B
Bundy) Iles
Hocking County
Ohio General Assembly
Methodist Church
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove
Woodard
Iles
North Mulberry Street
Knights of Pythias
GOP Women to Meet in Dayton May 14
The Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations Inc will hold a one day session in Dayton on May 14, announced by the Republican state headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations, Inc
Dayton
Vandenberg In Serious Condition Unchanged
GRAND RAPIDS Michigan March 29 The serious condition of Senator Vandenberg Republican of Michigan ill at his home here remained unchanged today as hospital and family observers offered no new details on his health status or prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Nation shifts to new price control system for foods
Washington March 29 grocers begin moving a $20 billion annual food trade to new fixed markup price ceilings under OPS orders to complete the transfer by April 30. The plan introduces district posted ceilings and a coming system of community pricing while prices still reflect farm cost shifts and may rise and fall in stores during the transition.
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Washington
Mar
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
OPS
Robert Ralph 65 Dies in Columbus
Robert Ralph aged 65 a native of Gallipolis died at his son’s home in Columbus at 4 30 a m Thursday He spent thirty years in Logan as an employee of Sun Glow Industries Inc and twelve years in Columbus with the Columbus Showcase Company He is survived by four other sons Nyal Loren Claude and Richard all of Columbus a daughter Mrs Roberta Jean Bell of Columbus and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements through Leonard Funeral Service are incomplete
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Robert Ralph
Gallipolis
Columbus
Logan
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
Columbus Showcase Company
Nyal
Loren
Claude
Richard
Roberta Jean Bell
Leonard
Government Releases Mansion of Pianist Nat King Cole
Los Angeles reports that Nat King Cole has his mansion returned after the government seized it for 146000 dollars in back taxes. The Internal Revenue Service said Cole paid the amount in cash to satisfy the tax claim and reclaim the property.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Nat (King) Cole
Internal Revenue
Cole
Korean casualties hit fifty seven thousand marks
American casualties in Korea rose to 57,120, an increase of 1,306 since last week. The tally covers through March 23 with 8,511 killed, 37,918 wounded, and 10,691 missing. Wounded include 1,004 dead and 87 of the missing known dead, with 9,430 still missing. Some 1,063 missing have returned to control and 111 are prisoners of war.
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Washington
Mar
Korea
U.S
Three Deadlines Loom for Hocking County Residents
Three deadlines hit Saturday for PMA farm plans renewal auto licenses and personal property tax returns. County auditor Harry Smith said offices close at noon Saturday and urged late filers to complete returns Friday or Saturday. Mrs Jeannette Frazier registrar of motor vehicles will stay open until 9 PM Saturday to handle last minute auto tag demand.
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PMA
Harry Smith
Jeannette Frazier
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Marion Council Grants 115 City Workers Pay Raises
Marion Ohio city council approved raises for about 115 employees totaling an average of 25 dollars per month. The action was taken at the March meeting, with details including the overall cost and affected departments not disclosed in the available text.
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Marion, O
Marion
Oldest American Legion member Newcomb marks 90th birthday
Legionnaire John E. Newcomb of Augusta Illinois observes his 90th birthday, claiming to be the oldest living member of the American Legion. He is a Spanish War veteran who also served overseas in World War I.
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Augusta
John E
Dad) Newcomb
American Legion
Federal jury hears draft evasion charge in Columbus
Loy Vernal Imboden 25 of Logan Route 4 goes on trial in Columbus on a draft evasion count under the Selective Service Act. He pleaded innocent at arraignment as a five woman seven man jury was seated. Imboden was arrested October 4 after failing to report for induction at Fort Hayes last Sept. 8.
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Loy Vernal Imboden
Logan Route 4
Columbus
Hocking County
Imboden
Fort Hayes Barracks
Underwood
Louis M. Day
Mrs Webb Slightly Improed After Auto Crash Near Sugar Grove
Mrs Lawrence T Webb of South Logan injured in a Sunday evening auto collision near Sugar Grove was reported slightly improved at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital this morning though still serious. Her husband, Daily News advertising manager, also injured and remained hospitalized. Their two sons Jon Ed eight and Philip Vance twenty months were released Tuesday.
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Lawrence T. Webb
South Logan
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Young Bank Bandits Captured with Loot
Steubenville Ohio March 28 Two youths were jailed six hours after a $7 030 bank holdup. Eugene Earl Edgell 17 and Jack Howell 23, both of Dillonvale admitted the daylight robbery yesterday of the People's Bank at Mt Pleasant Ohio. Corp Kenneth Overholt of the state highway patrol said they will be arraigned.
Common Pleas Court to Handle Purchase of Ringhiser Farm
The Ohio Common Pleas Court will oversee the purchase of the 57.9 acre Ringhiser farm in Lake Logan for 14500 dollars. The Division of Wildlife of the Department of Natural Resources will acquire ownership and pay court costs, with funds to be released by the State Board of Control soon.
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Common Pleas Court
Ringhiser Farm
Elza Ringhiser
Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
Hocking County
Arthur H. Katz
E. Raymond Morehart
Ringhiser
State of Ohio
Wildlife Division
Ohio Wildlife Council
State Board of Control
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Reds
China
MacArthur
U. S
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Saratoga Springs
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Vandenberg
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