Ohio Candidates Press Voter Drive Ahead of Primary
Ohio politicians continued primary campaigning across cities with Jack P. Russell backing Albert 8 Porter while Michael V. DiSalle made surprise appearance to seek party unity. DiSalle urged traffic toll cuts and better highways, while Porter touted public works. Gov ONeill urged a broad unified effort to boost agriculture commerce and industry for more jobs and economic security.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
DiSalle
Porter
di Salle
Russell
Cleveland
Ohio
Jackson
Cuyahoga County
Columbus
William O'Neill
Agriculture, Commerce
O'Neill
Development and Publicity Commission
Chambers of
Sensenbrenner Urges Progress in Logan Governor Speech
Columbus mayor M. E. Jack Sensenbrenner, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, urged action on unemployment and a 25 to 50 year blueprint for Ohio. He called for stronger labor benefits, higher teacher salaries, rail and dairy support, and conservation to attract tourists and industry, speaking to Logan Democrats.
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M. E
Jack) Sensenbrenner
Sensenbrenner
Columbus
Circleville
Logan
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Albert S. Porter
Cleveland
Robert N. Gorman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Corwin E. Bigham Dies In Columbus
Corwin E. Bigham aged 59 died at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus at 9:20 am after a seven week illness. He formerly lived in Logan and moved to Columbus four years ago to reside with his daughter Florence Stahr. He had worked for Abe Snyder Oil Co until a serious fall thirteen years ago. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Corwin E. Bigham
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County
Logan
Florence Stahr
Abe Snyder Oil Co
Leonard Funeral Home
Jobless Relief Bill Heads Toward Senate Action
Eisenhower administration's emergency jobless relief bill advances after House passage. House vote 370 to 17 supports the plan. Republicans and Southern Democrats coalition backs federal aid terms. The measure would extend unemployment benefits 13 weeks with a 50 percent wage replacement and allow states to opt in or out of federal assistance.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Dole
Ohio
Three Scions Back Marine Stand On Shakeup
Washington three members of the House Armed Services Committee back Gen Randolph M Pate in defending Congress authority over service jobs. Pate opposes Eisenhower plan to widen secretary of defense powers. Air Force Chief Gen Thomas D White endorses the reform but seeks language details.
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House Armed Services Committee
Randolph M. Pate
Congress
Pate
Marine Corps
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Division of Defense
Secretary of
Defense McElroy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Rep
Hardy
D-Va
van Zandt
R-Pa
Rep. Rivers
D-Sc
Thomas D. White
Byrnes Celebrates 79th Birthday and 52nd Anniversary
James F. Byrnes former secretary of state marked his 79th birthday and his 52nd wedding anniversary in Columbia South Carolina today.
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Columbia S. C
James F. Byrnes
Russia Denounces Ike's Inspection Plan
LEP's New Plant Being Readied Logan Clay Products Co. begins pilot runs of clay pipe in its new million-dollar plant. Ground was broken last May with July steel work. the 52,000 square foot, single-story facility features a 480 by 70 foot main area and a 200 by 90 foot wing. Capacity reaches 30,000 tons annually with production starting next week and ongoing adjustments to grinding and processing equipment led by Richard Hall.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Pickup In Sales By Stores Is Hopeful Economic Sign
Federal Reserve and Commerce reports show March pickup in department store and wholesale sales, yet autos stay weak. Tax refunds total 2.45 billion by April 24 with mid May delivery expected. FHA reports higher loan applications and Detroit builders note stronger activity. More needy food aid this year jumps 21 percent.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Detroit
Federal Housing Administration
Norman P. Mason
FHA
Mason
School District Transfer Petitions Circulated in County
The Hocking County board of education meets at 8 p.m. to decide proposals on small high schools. Petitions circulate in Falls, Falls-Gore, Marion, and Green Townships to leave East Hocking for Logan. Other petitions in Laurelville seek to leave West Hocking and keep local high school.
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Hocking County
Walter Albaugh
Murray City
Laurel
Gibisonville
Laurelville
Fire Department
Marion
Murray
C. A. Slater
Perry
IOOF
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Salt Creek
Haynes
Starr
Union Furnace
Laurel Run
Eggleston
Washington
Ilesboro
Water Discoloration Blamed on Lime Machinery Breakdown
City water turns yellow due to a lime distributing gear breakdown at the waterworks. Water department head Ed Rutgers said parts are on order and repairs may take several days.
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Ed Rutgers
Hocking County Keeps 33 Polling Places for Primary
No changes to polling locations for the upcoming primary in Hocking County. County election board clerk Dean Collison announced that all 33 polling sites will remain as they were in the November general election, with each precinct having a designated address or building.
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Hocking County
Dean Collison
County Election Board
Logan
EUB Church Educational Unit
W. Hunter St
North St
West School
Virgil Emrick
Third St
DAR Awards Logan Pupils At Annual Citizenship Assembly
Logan High School hosted a DAR sponsored awards assembly announcing citizenship medals for ninth graders Christine Juergensmeier and Tom Donahey, history medals for eighth graders Melissa Horwell and Frederick Vaughan, and a good citizen certificate for senior Michele Rose.
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Logan
Logan High School
Governor Worthington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anthony Toerner
Christine Juergensmeier
Fred Juergensmeier
Mound St
Tom Donahey
LHS
Harry Rose
N. Mulberry St
Harley Ellinger
Michele
Florence Larimer
Jenkins Office Denies Change In Withdrawal
Jenkins' office in Washington says there has been no official change in Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins' withdrawal status since last Friday. An Ironton statement about running if nominated was out of context and not authorized by his office. No reliable update on his condition since hospitalization.
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Thomas A. Jenkins
Washington
10Th
Jenkins
Ironton
Ellis Markin
Jenkins For Congress
Big Black Mean Beast Spooks Atlanta Residents
In Atlanta’s northwest, hundreds of police and civilians hunted a large black creature after reports of a fearsome beast. Hunters claimed four-toed tracks suggested a panther, but Patrolman Walt Jones said no panther was present, and his bear-hunting dogs treed a black house cat at midnight.
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Atlanta
Walt Jones
Veto Hinted In U.N. Council
The Soviet Union denounced the Arctic inspection plan as a gimmick and signaled a possible veto in the Security Council. Arkady Sobolev faulted U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold for backing the U.S. plan to guard against surprise attacks in the Arctic and said the proposal would mainly collect military intelligence from the Soviet Union. Some delegates expect an eventual Soviet countermove as dialogue continues.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Security Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Polar
U.N. Security Council
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U. S
Hammarskjold
Council
U. N
Sobolev
Arctic
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Agencies Face Possible Budget Cuts Across Ohio
Ohio six state supported universities and several state departments brace for potential cuts. Finance Director John Skipton requests impact reports for 10 15 and 25 percent reductions, warning reductions could force staff dismissals across departments and affect services.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Skipton
Skipton
Herbert Eagon
E. E. Holt
Department of Education
Ike to Speak at New NBC Washington Headquarters Ceremony
President Eisenhower will speak briefly on May 22 at the dedication ceremonies for NBC in Washington, marking the opening of the new four million dollar NBC headquarters. The event will feature NBC officials and local officials at the ceremony.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Broadcasting Co
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