Logan voters focus as Tuesday primary nears
In Logan four party primary races hinge on Tuesday with two mayoral bids in each party and two Third Ward council seats. Dean Collison notes three civilian absentee ballots were filed. voters must be 21 and meet residency rules. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with a precinct map on page 2.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Ralph F. Griffin
Louis B. May
Raymond F. Zanner
Harold A. Brimner
Hal E. Spang
Don R. Russell
Frank E. Ricketts Jr
United States
Hocking County
DiSalle Orders Conduct Code For State Employees
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle called for a state code of conduct to prevent conflicts between personal interests and public duties. He formed a six member committee including Margaret A. Mahoney Ralph E. Dwork Edward A. Stowell and William Papier to draft the code with a two week deadline. He warned of a gray area in outside activities and cited university professors as examples. He also announced plans for a Cabinet level Hoover Commission to study state government and report recommendations to the Legislature to reduce waste and streamline operations despite uncertain reorganization bills.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Margaret A. Mahoney
Ralph E. Dwork
Edward A. Stowell
William Papier
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
DiSalle
Hoover Commission
McElroy Concedes Missiles Not Ready in Britain
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy admitted no American intermediate range missiles in Britain were ready to fire. Senator Stuart Symington said Gen. Nathan Twining told Congress in January that American Thor missiles were siting there and ready to go at British bases.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Britain
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
National Press Club
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Logans Route 2 Home Hit By Lightning
A spring storm struck Hocking County as lightning damaged the Emerson Eagle residence on Rockstall Road and knocked out 40 Commonwealth Telephone Co subscribers at 6 03 p m. The Engle home suffered extensive fire and water damage including burned siding windows and a torn basement. The Bremen fire department assisted after a call from the Eagles’ 15 year old daughter Joanne Belle. Damage to the house was estimated at 600 dollars. Temperature details note a cooler day after a high of 81 and a low of 41.
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Hocking County
Logan Rt. 2
Conmonwealth Telephone Co
Emerson Eagle
Rockstall Rd
Engle
Bremen
Eagles
Joanne Belle
Donna
Ohio Power Co
Mine Picketing Ordered Ended
United Mine Workers were ordered home after a federal court issued a second temporary restraining order against the union. The five day order, issued in Lexington, requires the UMW Districts 19 and 30 to stop violence and mass picketing amid the 54 day strike in eastern Kentucky.
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Whitesburg
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
H. Church Ford
U.S
Lexington
National Labor Relations Board
UMW
Ohio Solons Ponder State Finance Status
Ohio legislators at home review a two year revenue needs forecast calling for about 335 million dollars in new revenue and 33 million more for a cushion. Gov DiSalle faces resistance from Republicans and some Democrats over his tax program while House action on the sales tax revision stalls in the Senate. The plan seeks a 25 million operating balance and notes the 1 929 516 207 budget is the first biennial total in 12 years to be below the prior cap, with mixed changes across general fund, highways, and capital programs.
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Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
House
Senate
Senate Taxation Committee
Stephen R. Olenick
D-Mahoning
Frank W. King
Clakas
James Malon
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Logan High School Spring Concert Delights 650
An audience of 650 enjoyed Logan High School’s annual spring concert in the LHS auditorium. The two hour program featured the LHS band choir and boys glee club with notable numbers by the combined band and choir. Armand Houk and Miss Minnie Louise Bowen led the program with Carole Orndoff as pianist. Assistant director James White and student teachers George Crawford and Ralph Harrison assisted.
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Logan High School
LHS
Armand Houk
Minnie Louise Bowen
Carole Orndoff
Houk
Weird dreams emerge from coffin like dark room experiments
In Philadelphia researchers report volunteers confined in an iron lung tank for up to 102 hours with a flashing light and sounds produced vivid dreams. Six of ten participants hallucinated including a dancing spider and ringing church bells as they experienced sensory deprivation in a darkened space.
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Philadelphia
Tank
John Marcell Davis
Yale University
Davis
American Psychiatric Assn
Harvard University
Quaker State Plans Warehouse and Offices Expansion
George H. Rolston of Quaker State announces a second phase in building a bulk plant area in Hocking and Fairfield counties. A 60 by 60 foot metal prefab warehouse will store drums and case goods, with underground tanks totaling 73 000 gallons. The retail service station plan is shelved awaiting Rt 33 changes.
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George H. Rolston
Logan
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Rt. 33
Rt. 328
Union Furnace Rd
Rolston
Hocking
Fairfield Counties
Stage Coach Inn
Commissioners Plan To Construct New Garage
Hocking County commissioners push a new county highway garage to replace the small, inconvenient current facility behind the courthouse. Walter North says construction could start this summer on county property near the fairgrounds east of the General Hocking Brick plant. North and county engineer Albert Seabright will visit several counties to inspect garages, while bids for dust control were let to F il Brewer Co. at 15.2 cents per gallon with other bids close.
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Hocking
Walter North
Fairgrounds
General Hocking
North
Albert Seabright
United Steel Fabricators, Inc
F. Il. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Shelly Co
Thornville
Earl G. Williams
Athens
Four Men Plead Guilty Before Judge Meyer
Six persons were arraigned before Judge Harley Meyer with four entering guilty pleas. Howdyshell received an indeterminate reform school term, Flood was placed on three years probation, and Seevers got a suspended sentence with child support obligations. Green also pleaded guilty to auto theft. Matheny and Jinks faced not guilty pleas or ongoing charges. Carney set for a second degree manslaughter arraignment.
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Hocking
Harley Meyer
Meyer
Mansfield Reformatory
Roger Dewey Howdyshell
Logan
Reformatory
Logan Sears, Roebuck & Co
Hubert Lappen
Howdyshell
Mansfield
William Flood
Flood
Jean Brown
Weldon McGrath
Gore
Hocking County Soldiers Relief Commission
James Elwood Seever
Lancaster Rt. 2
Seevers
Danny Bobbitt
Lancaster
Neal Cochran
Newark
Paul FE. Green
Virgil L. Matheny
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Vernon Jinks
Laurelville
Church Well Delivers Gas and Oil Hit in Farmington
A water well drill on the Mormon church grounds in Farmington New Mexico struck natural gas and high grade oil at 162 feet. C P Hilton president of the Mormon Stake warned fire danger may hinder development as a producer.
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Farmington, N.M
C. P. Hilton
Mormon Stake
Luce Resigns as Ambassador to Brazil After Row With Morse
Clare Boothe Luce quits as ambassador to Brazil after a public clash with Sen. Wayne Morse. President Eisenhower expresses regret after a White House meeting. Luce cites poisoned climate of good will and ugly charges against her. Morse blocks her approval, then comments on Luce’s 1951 horse injury remark.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
Brazil
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Eisenhower
White House
Morse
Senate
Luce
New York
West Hocking seeks charter extensions amid school realignment
Columbus hearing on Rockbridge and South Bloomingville high charter extensions heard from the West Hocking school board and staff. The referee will forward recommendations to the state school board, which will decide. The plan aims to fold West Hocking into East Hocking with a building program and closes Gibisonville High School next year reassigning pupils to South Bloomingville or Rockbridge.
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Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
Columbus
Hugh B. Kirkwood
West Hocking
Hocking
James Frey
Hocking County
Paul Carr
Gibisonville
Theodore Good
Fred Good
Grant Smith
John Whitcraft
Robert Bowers
West Hocking School Board
Thomas Rose
East Hocking
Gibisonville High School
Herter to Deliver Radio TV Report on Paris Foreign Ministers
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will give a national radio and television report next Thursday detailing the Western foreign ministers conference in Paris. He will also preview the upcoming East West foreign ministers conference set for Geneva on May 11.
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Washington
A_ radiotelevision
Paris
Christian A. Herter
White House
Herter
Geneva
Panama Invaders Set To Surrender Amid Diplomatic Push
Cesar Vega leader of the Cuban invaders in Panama says he and his men are ready to surrender unconditionally and submit to Panamanian courts. An OAS peace mission notes optimism for a settlement within days as talks unfold at Albrook Air Force Base.
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Panama
Cesar Vega
Havana
Caribbean
Ernesto de la Guardia
Vega
Fidel Castro
Raul
Organization of American States
Roberto Arias
Margot Fonteyn
OAS
U.S. Albrook Air Force Base
de la Guardia
Toledo Daily Times Price Change Begins Monday
The Toledo Daily Times announces a new price of ten cents per day starting Monday.
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Toledo
Toledo Daily Times
Eisenhower veto stand stuns Democrats in Congress
In Washington the House failed to override President Eisenhower’s veto of a rural co op loan bill by 280 to 146. The Senate already voted 64 to 29 to upset the veto. Democrats face pressure to cut price tags on major spending measures to avoid future vetoes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Senate
White House
May Day Parades Mark Divided Fronts Across World
May Day celebrations unfold in rival camps as Communists and non Communists hold separate rallies in capitals. In Moscow Premier Khrushchev salutes after Lenin Peace Prize award as Malinovsky extols defense. Berlin sees massive West rally near Reichstag with Walter Reuther pledging unity with free world. East Berlin conducts counter demonstration led by German and Soviet officials.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita Khrushchev
Rodion Malinovksy
Malinovsky
Socialist Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Berlin
East Berlin
U.S
Walter Reuther
Free World
Godfrey Remains Stable After Lung Cancer Surgery
Arthur Godfrey, 58, underwent a five hour operation to remove a lung cancer at Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center. He spent a satisfactory postoperative night with no complications while his wife Mary stayed at the hospital. American Cancer Society data place five year survival odds at 25 to 1.
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New York
Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
Arthur Godfrey
Mary
American Cancer Society
Godfrey
Society
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Logan Rt
Ohio Solons
103Rd General Assembly
Quaker State
Stomer T. Carney
New Lexington
Mrs. Luce
James C. Hagerty
Col
Bolivar Vallarino
National Guard
Nombre de Dios
Canal
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