Probers Set Hearings On Beck Demands To Fruehauf
Senate probers plan hearings next week on alleged demands by Teamsters President Dave Beck. They will quiz Roy Fruehauf, and Beck himself, about Becks demands tied to loans from union funds. The panel cites evidence Beck profited from union funds and questions his use of money.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Robert F. Kennedy
Roy Fruehauf
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Detroit
Kennedy
Fruehauf
Brown Equipment Co
Donald F. Hedlund
Seattle
Ray Leheney
AFL
Finance Committee
The
International Union
House
Bitter Battle Ends To Gain Grip On Firm
The five year agreement ends a proxy fight over Fairbanks Morse & Co between Penn-Texas Corp led by Leopold Silberstein and Fairbanks Morse president Robert H. Morse Jr. Both sides gain five board seats each with Morse remaining head and Silberstein selling 300000 shares at 50 dollars per share.
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Chicago
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Penn-Texas Corp
Leopold D. Silberstein
Penn-Texas
Robert H. Morse Jr
Silberstein
Fairbanks Morse
Morse
Fairbanks
Colombia Military Junta Pledges Election and Freedoms
The new military junta in Colombia pledged order and a return to normalcy while promising elections by Aug. 7, 1958. They plan a cabinet with Liberals and Conservatives, restore press freedom, and exclude non Catholics from government amid death tolls from week of unrest.
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Colombia
Bogota
Rojas
Twenty four attorneys attend Weinrich funeral
Twenty four attorneys from six counties gathered at Heinlein Funeral Home Friday for the funeral of Forest E. Weinrich a Logan attorney who died Wednesday after a heart attack. Attendees included James Peterson and Charles Drnsdale of Lancaster E C Hampton of Columbus Hal Rowland Earl Bridgewater O F Rowland Samuel B Erskine Judge Francis White of Athens James F Shoemaker of Nelsonville E C Motter Arlo Chatfield John L Beckley Don Patterson of Adelphi Wood Bowen Hubert Lappen Judge Harley Meyer Richard Gerken Forrest Moore Judge Rhea Bangert Brown Leslie Johnson Edwin Johnston Neal Dillon Phil Henderson and George Christman all of Logan.
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Forest E. Weinrich
Logan
Heinlein
James Peterson
Charles Drnsdale
Lancaster
E. C. Hampton
Columbus
Hal Rowland
Earl Bridgewater
O. F. Rowland
Samuel B. Erskine
Francis White
Athens
James F. Shoemaker
Nelsonville
E. C. Motter
Arlo Chatfield
John L. Beckley
McArthur
Don Patterson
Adelphi
Wood Bowen
Hubert Lappen
Harley Meyer
Richard Gerken
Forrest Moore
Rhea Bangert Brown
Leslie Johnson
Edwin Johnston
Neal Dillon
Phil Henderson
George Christman
Natco Strike In 11th Week Ends Not in Sight
The Natco strike at Haydenville and Diamond plants reached week 11 with no negotiation scheduled between Natco and United Brick & Clay Workers Union. Haydenville plant manager C. S. Matheny cited ongoing talks as absent while the strike harms workers’ families and local merchants. The walkout began March 1 when the year contract expired.
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Ohio
Natco
Haydenville
Diamond
United Brick & Clay Workers Union
C. S. Matheny
Experts Predict Gradual Climb In 1957 Business Activity
Experts forecast a slow rise in 1957 business activity with total production climbing to about 435 billion dollars by year end from 427 billion in early 57. Inflation pressures may edge up consumer prices, while plant spending could increase in the year’s second half.
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Hot Springs
Council
Showers Ease Fire Threats In Northeast
Cooling showers reduced but did not end the forest fire crisis across the parched Northeast. Rain fell in New York and Massachusetts, with storms in Pennsylvania, Maine, Connecticut, and Vermont, while New Jersey remained dry. Fire damage reached millions as crews fought blazes across thousands of acres. Officials warned the rain was not enough to end the drought despite partial relief.
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New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maine
Connecticut
Vermont
Horie
New Jersey
Plymouth
Mass
Jordan Hospital
Pinball and Slot Machines Seized. $16,608 Recovered
In Columbus a depositor trust fund holds $16,608.53 from confiscated pinball and slot machines. State Auditor James A. Rhodes said enforcement officers from the Department of Liquor Control destroyed 57 machines in April and recovered $1,469.34.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Department of Liquor Control
Secrecy Banned On Baby Moon Launch Plan
Dr. Joseph Kaplan states the United States will not launch a satellite without prior public announcement and notification to IGY partner nations. The IGY runs July 1 1957 to 1958 with U S Navy oversight planning rocket tests within six months after July 1. Russia reportedly complies with IGY duties and accelerates cooperation.
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IGY
Joseph Kaplan
U. S
Russia
Navy
Kaplan
Peter Yaw Receives Two Scholastic Awards at Ohio U
Logan student Peter Barnett Yaw was honored at Ohio University's Honors Day Convocation. He won the Frank B Gullum Award for the top freshman male GPA and a $25 prize with a 3.9 average, plus inclusion among 28 Men’s Union scholarship winners for maintaining straight A’s as a sophomore.
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Logan
Ohio University
Peter Barnett Yaw
Owen F. Yaw
E. Hunter Sr
Frank B. Gullum
Logan High School
Ike Plans Television Talk For Tuesday
President Eisenhower will give a nationwide radio and television address Tuesday night in support of his 71.8 billion dollar spending budget facing congressional economy pressure. The 30 minute speech will be broadcast live at 8 p.m. EST on NBC TV and radio Mutual ABC and CBS radio with delayed ABC TV at 10 p.m. and CBS TV at 11:15 p.m. A second national broadcast is planned for the week of May 19 on foreign aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nbc-Tv and Radio
Mutual Radio
ABC Radio
CBS Radio
Abc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Circleville Cannery Chief Dies At 54
Circleville, James I. Smith president of Esmerel da Canning Co. of Circleville and veteran director of the annual Pumpkin Show died of a heart attack Friday night at age 54.
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Circleville Cannery
Circleville
James I. Smith
Esmerelda Canning Co
Fire crews extinguish grease fire at Da Night Restaurant
Logan firemen answered a call from Da Night Restaurant at 86 W Main St at 12 43 p m. today to put out a kitchen grill fire caused by grease. no damage was reported.
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Logan
W. Main St
Ohio Senate Debates Slow Time Constitutional Amendment
The Ohio Senate votes on a proposed constitutional amendment to establish year-round slow time statewide. If approved, it requires three-fifths in both chambers for next November, with a simple majority possible to add the change to the constitution. The measure targets uniform time despite cities adopting DST under home rule.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Senate
House
Fourth Military Plane Forced Down On Sea
A Navy Tradewinds flying boat made an emergency ditch in shallow waters of San Francisco Bay. Four mishaps since Wednesday involve Japanese to Azores aircraft with 41 crewmen. 36 rescued, five still missing. Five crewmen were injured lightly. the rest unharmed. Other rescues include Navy Neptune crew saved by submarine Bream near Pearl Harbor and an Air Force tanker loss 100 miles southwest of Tokyo with three rescued by Japanese boats.
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Japan
Azores
Honolulu
Bream
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
Tokyo
Atlantic
Sandefjord
Judge Meyer Fines Farmer Over Quarantine Violations
Ray Stump of Laurelville Rt. 1 was fined 100 plus costs by Judge Harley Meyer after pleading guilty to removing quarantined animals exposed to infectious disease. The first count was dropped by the prosecuting attorney. trial had been planned for May 20.
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Ray Stump
Laurelville Rt. 1
Harley Meyer
Stump
Meyer
Hubert Lappen
Common Pleas Court
Khrushchev backs another Big Four summit
New York Times quotes Nikita Khrushchev saying the surest path to avoid war is for the United States and Russia to ease tensions together. He favors another Big Four meeting but insists the US bears heavy responsibility for easing world tensions.
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New York
The
New York Times Today
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Russia
Catledge
United States
Times
Moscow
Chiefs Show Team Balance At SEC Track Meet
Logan High School Chieftains captured the Southeastern Ohio League track team title at Ohio University stadium. Logan scored 63 points to outpace Nelsonville Greyhounds 39 with Gallipolis 34, Jackson 30, Athens 26, Wellston 9 and Pomeroy 7. Ted Adams led Logan with 10½ points, sharing the pole vault, and contributing in multiple events. Wayne Dixon and Bob Young starred for Nelsonville with 18 and 16 points respectively.
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Ohio University Stadium
Logan
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Gallipolis
Jackson
Athens
Wellston
Pomeroy
Chieftains
LHS
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Wayne Dixon
Bob Young
Nelsonville
Ted Adams
Gary Carpenter
George Stump
Wes Hutchins
Ted Byrd
Bill Brandon
Gene Morgan
Carpenter
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Jim Murray
Francis Schrader
Lynn Strait
Duane Swartz
Keith Linscott
Ohio University
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Young
Dicken
Smith
Adams
Gillespie
Naugle
Byrd
Ball
Schrader
Fulton
Stump
Hutchins
Purdy
Gilmore
Collier
Fuffs
Dever
Gary Lymee Oo
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