Annexation Petition Aims At East Logan Land Expansion
Hocking County commissioners hear plans to annex land east of Logan to include the Carborundum plant. If approved, the tract would extend to Union Furnace Road, bounded by Route 33 and the C&O tracks. The meeting also covered a $200 4 H club program request, denied due to finances, and the purchase of a $1 184 road planer. Bills totaling multiple welfare and relief payments were approved.
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Hocking County
Logan
Union Furnace Rd
Rt. 33
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
D. P. Davis
Hocking County Extension Council
Harry Armstrong
Armstrong
Albert Seabright
Gledhill Road Machinery Co
Government health welfare programs face budget cuts
In Washington a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats seeks about 300 million in 1958 cuts to Labor Department and Health, Welfare programs. In Tel Aviv, Jordanian fire hits an Israeli freight train with no casualties. Columbus names Dale Fulton personnel chief of Ohio Highways. Jakarta imposes censorship on foreign news reports. In China Lake the Navy unveils a new Zuni rocket propelled missile. Christopher Morley dies at 66 in Roslyn Heights after a long illness.
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Washington W
House
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tel Aviv
Columbus
Dale Fulton
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio Department of Highways
SEO TB Hospital Dedicated Today in Nelsonville
Gov. C William ONeill is principal speaker at the dedication of the Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital a 1 500 000 facility serving Ohio and 14 SEO counties. The 3 p m ceremony in the 71 bed hospital auditorium invites only by invitation with tours open to the public weekend.
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C. William O'Neill
Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Ohio
Seo
C. Stanley Mechem
J. A. Long
Nelson
Mechem
Earl Hilleary
Women’s Ensemble
Roger Wolf
Ralph E. Dwork
Ohio State Department of Health
Harold Cashman
Dan A. Carmichael
Columbus
Robert Stuart
Boyd M. Frnser
Gov. O'Neill
Eisenhower proposals to let Cabinet decide presidential disability
President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize the Cabinet to decide if a president is temporarily disabled so the vice president can assume duties. He suggested a Cabinet majority vote, but leaders from both parties opposed a constitutional amendment and favored quick law changes or other coverage within existing rules.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kidnaped American Woman May Be Held For Slave Sale
Iranian officials search the Tangeorkheh Desert for a bandit gang believed to hold Anita Carroll of Issaquah Washington after they killed her husband Kevin Carroll and two Iranians. 1,200 troops pursue the kidnapers led by Dadsah. Bodies of Carrolls and the Iranians were flown to Tehran. The Shah ordered the death penalty for the kidnapers with on the spot execution if caught.
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Tehran
Tangeorkheh
Iran
Anita Carroll
Issaquah, Wash
Assadollah Alam
Dadshah
Washington
State Department
Soil Bank Signups Far Behind Goal
Washington reports final figures indicate farmers plan to retire 21 million acres this year including wheat corn rice and tobacco under the soil bank. The Agriculture Department says about 20 percent of pledged acres and payments totaling 570.7 million dollars fall short of the 750 million maximum.
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Washington
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Ohio to Buy General Grant Bridge at Portsmouth
Governor C William O'Neill announced Ohio will purchase the General Grant bridge across the Ohio River at Portsmouth. The bridge will become toll free after bond retirement, with the Ohio Bridge Commission handling negotiations as the 25 year old structure shifts from private ownership by the Fullerton Portsmouth Bridge Co to state control linking Portsmouth Ohio and Fuller ton Kentucky.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio River
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Ohio Bridge Commission
Fullerton
Grange Official Held For Forgery Arrest
FINDLAY The deputy Grange master of Hancock County was arrested Thursday for forgery and intent to defraud. William Topping, 38, faces charges after allegedly cashing nine $50 checks on Granges across the county and is held in jail.
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Findlay
Hancock County
William Topping
Mollet Wins 33rd Confidence Vote in Parliament
In Paris the National Assembly backed Premier Guy Mollet with 221 votes to 188 in a confidence motion on the general policies of his coalition government. The ballot marks Mollet securing legislative support for his program.
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Paris
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Defiant Old Rancher Considers Army Offer in Land Stand
82 year old John Prather meets Maj. Gen. Robert Wood at Fort Bliss to discuss an offer allowing him to stay on his ranch while the army takes surrounding land for a guided missile range. Prather may die on his place. the government would own the land after his death, except his home site and housekeeper's property.
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EL Paso
Tex
John Prather
New Mexico
Robert Wood
Ft. Bliss
Prather
Wood
Mary Toy
Portland Mayor Indicted For Vice and Bribe Allegations
Portland, Oregon mayor Terry Schrunk was arrested on perjury and bribe charges as the Multnomah County grand jury indicts Atty. William Langley and others in a corruption probe. Langley faced multiple counts while Schrunk denied bribery claims and sought a lie detector test.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
William Langley
Multnomah County
Langley
Ana
Schrunk
Senate
Teamsters
Secret Service
Big Jim Elkins
Richard A. Sutter
Clifford O. Bennett
Elkins
Bennett
Good Doctor's Goal Said Not Money
Dr. David B. Allman of Atlantic City told Jefferson Medical College students that medicine should be about service not profit. He said no one should enter the profession solely to make money and warned materialism and self aggrandizement pull away from good medicine.
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Philadelphia
The
American Medical Assn
David B. Allman
Atlantic City
N. J
Jefferson Medical College
Logan 1957 Auto Tags Pass 3700 Mark
The sale of 1957 auto license plates in Logan passed 3,700 today, reported by Dean Collison deputy registrar of motor vehicles. Purchases had reached Y-360-M by noon and the Hull Printing Co office will stay open until 10 p m Saturday to give motorists extra time before the April 1 deadline.
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Logan
Dean Collison
Hull Printing Co
Fayette County Curfew Ordered
A 10 30 Pm curfew for residents under 17 in Fayette County went into effect after four boys were arrested for breaking and entering and stealing four guns. Sheriff Orland Hays ordered the measure following the arrests Thursday night.
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Washington C. H
Fayette County
Orland Hays
Banker cuts rates to aid ranchers after New Mexico blizzard
F. H. Chilcote president of the Farmers and Stockmen Bank of Clayton and his son in law El dean Reeves extended about 100000 in loans to replace cattle lost in a northeast New Mexico blizzard. Chilcote, frostbitten and near death after 24 hours in a jeep, says relief measures will help almost all affected ranchers.
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Clayton, N. M
F. H. Chilcote
Farmers & Stockmen’s Bank of
Clayton
Chilcote
Eldean Reeves
New Mexico
Reeves
Slayer Returned in Ohio Slay Case
Jackie Ray Lawson was moved to St. Louis to face a grand jury for the February 26 slaying of Credia M. Mallady. Police say he admitted strangling the 29 year old divorcee in a St. Louis apartment and transporting the body to Ohio.
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Columbus
Jackie Ray Lawson
St. Louis
Credia M. Mallady
Lawson
Ohio
Banks Get Calls
Columbus Paul Hinkle state superintendent of banks issued a call for the condition of state banks at the close of business March 14. The call coincided with a similar call on the condition of national banks.
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Columbus
Paul Hinkle
Toledo Clash Over Gambling Crackdown
Ohio Governor O’Neill and Lucas County Sheriff Hirsch spar over Toledo area gambling. Four clubs—New Bernore, Old Benore, New Dix Inn, and The House—were padlocked by temporary injunctions. State liquor director Krupansky alleges a Detroit-led Windsor, Ontario linked syndicate. Surveillance covered eight spots including Stickney Avenue Club.
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Lucas County
Las Vegas
Toledo
John M. McCabe
New Benore Club
Old Benore Club
New Dix Inn
House
O'Neill
Ohio
Robert B. Krupansky
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
New
Dix
Benare Club
Friberg
Thomas Cochran
Shirley Shore
Samuel Braverman
Krupansky
Floyd Moon
Stickney Avenue
Meigs County Judge Clark Resigns to Depart May 1
Common Pleas Judge Cedric W. Clark of Meigs County resigns effective May 1 to enter private law practice in Pomeroy. He started his term January 1, 1953. Governor C William O Neill announced the resignation.
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Columbus
William O’neill
Common Pleas
Cedric W. Clark
Meigs County
Clark
Pomeroy
United States Opens Talks on Suez Canal Plan
Washington says it has begun consultations with Britain France and other allies on Egypt's plan to operate the Suez Canal A U S reply is expected in days Officials privately doubt the plan while considering modifications and the timing of reopening the waterway is set for April 10 Egypt would collect tolls with 25 percent for maintenance and operation and 5 percent to compensate old stockholders of the Suez Canal Co
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Egypt
State Department
London
Foreign Office
Suez Canal Co
Love Triangle Cited In Slaying Sentencing
Sanders Harris, 55, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to the January 26 slaying of Presley Hurd, 34. Harris admitted he shot Hurd in a quarrel over Harris' wife Laura, 45, with Judge John Q. Carey overseeing the case.
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Toledo
Sanders Harris
Harris
Presley Hurd
Hurd
Laura
John Q. Carey
AFL CIO probes Teamsters over Beck suspended amid Senate inquiry
Washington AFL CIO executive council suspends Dave Beck's Teamsters leadership role as Senate investigators widen probe into alleged misuse of union funds. Meany calls for unity as Beck challenges charges and returns to Seattle amid growing protests and promises a public relations campaign.
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Washington
AFL Cio Executive Council
Teamsters
Beck
CIO
Wees Council
George Meany
AFL - Cio
Dent
Executive Oil
Senate
Senate Committee
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Scranton
New York City
Robert Miller
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Dave Beck
Yakima
International Union
Hoffa and Fischbach Plead Innocent to Racketeering Charges
J R Hoffa and Human Fischbach, Midwest Teamsters Union leaders, submitted innocent pleas to charges of conspiring and bribing to obtain secrets from Senate rackets probes. Trial date set for May 27.
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Washington
J. R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Human
Hach
Senate
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Hoffa
Fischbach
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