Union Advisers Urging Ouster Of Dave Beck
Union PR advisers recommended Beck be removed as president of the Teamsters. A five member committee hears the report while Beck faces possible reelection and questions about a $200000 loan. Hoffa and two others were indicted in Detroit for conspiring to tap Teamsters headquarters telephones.
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Dave Beck
Washington
Teamsters Union
Smith
Beck
Teamsters
Teamster Executive Board
Afl-Cio
Al-Cio
Capitol
Senate
Condon
Landa
Roy Fruehauf
New England
Fruehaus
Bert Seymour
Associated Transport, Inc
New York
Fruehauf and
Seymour
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Detroit
Hoffa
Brennan
Revival Of Bill On Uniform Time For Ohio Talked
In Columbus the Ohio Senate debates reviving a constitutional amendment for uniform Eastern Standard Time statewide. Sen. Ed Witmer seeks Senate reconsideration of the 17 16 vote against the measure, which would require three fifths of elected members in both houses to reach a statewide ballot next November. Major opposition from Cleveland Akron Youngstown and Columbus senators cited home rule concerns.
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Bill
Ohio
Ed Witmer
D - Stark
Senate
Witmer
House
Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Akron
Columbus
Arthur Blake
Belmont
David McK.ferguson
Guernsey
C. Lee Mantle
Lake
Ross Pepple
Allen
Big City
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Canton
Clarence Krueger
Erie
Sen
Pepple
Penrod Retained as Starr-Washington School Head for Five Years
The Starr-Washington board renewed C. C. Penrod of Logan for a five year term as executive head of the district. The board hired Catherine Eggleston as first second and third grade teacher at Ilesboro for 1957 58. Russell Wolfe Logan resigned as science instructor after two years. New enumerators were hired and a May 29 meeting will seek applicants for bus driver cafeteria and janitor positions for Union Furnace and Liesboro schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr-Washington Board of Education
C. C. Penrod
Logan
Catherine Eggleston
Ilesboro School
Union Furnace High School
Lafe Eggleston
New Plymouth Rt. 2
Rio Grande College
Russell Wolfe
Union Furnace
Willis Conkle
Logan Rt. 1
James Leffler
Liesboro
Hemsworth Resigns as Sanitarian in Logan-Hocking
Glenn Hemsworth, longtime sanitarian for the Logan Hocking County health district, resigned Monday night. His term ends May 31 with terminal leave beginning May 15. He will join Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan. No successor has been chosen. the board may act in June after interviewing two applicants and receiving three more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hemsworth
Logan-Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Hemsworth
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Logan
Boocks
Mercury Reaches 96 Degrees Ends Dry Spell
The county soared to a record 96 degrees at 3 30 p m after a dry spell. A thunderstorm delivered about a half inch of rain overnight and scattered showers are forecast for today and Wednesday.
Rainfall and streamflow rise above normal in Ohio in April
The Ohio Division of Water reported that for the first time this year rainfall and streamflow were above normal across the state in April. Heavier early rains replenished groundwater but late April rains limited recharge benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Division of Water
Postmaster of the Year Named at Ohio Meeting
Springfield hosts the Ohio Branch annual meeting of the National League of Postmasters where the Ohio Postmaster of the Year will be announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
National League of Postmasters
Logan Merchants Slate May Days Promotion
Logan May Days sponsored by the Logan Trade Club will run Friday and Saturday as the year's second major retail promotion. Merchants highlight new wanted merchandise and cooperate to make the event a major community trading center attraction. Thursday's Daily News will list at least 32 guaranteed bargains in addition to regular ads.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Daily News
New Fountain Installed At Main And Market
Service Director Ed Rutgers reports a new fountain at the Farmers & Merchants Bank corner of Main and Market Streets. Workers replaced a limed three-quarter inch line with a copper connection to a 12 inch main from the water works.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Main and
Market Sts
Ed Rutgers
Case's
Mulberry Sts
Gas Rationing Ends in Britain After Oil Shortage
London power minister Lord Mills announced Britain will end gasoline rationing on Wednesday signaling the easing of an oil shortage tied to the Suez crisis and wartime measures.
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London
Britain
Lord Mills
Flooded Texas Town Shows Quick Signs Of Resurrection
Lam pasas Texas begins recovery after a Sunday night flood from a Sulphur Creek levee breach. Relief workers and engineers aid cleanup as 86 businesses suffered heavy damage and 310 homes were hit. Four deaths recorded, one person still missing. Maj. Clyde Villemez comments on a three week clearance timeline. Local relief effort expands with an employment office and ongoing mud removal.
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Annette Spivey
Clyde Villemez
46Th Engineers
Ft. Hood
Dulles Eyes Arctic Ring for Disarmament Test
Secretary of State Dulles said a disarmament pilot could be easier in the Arctic than Europe due to sparse populations. He noted Arctic inspection, including aerial photography, could ease tensions by monitoring potential launch regions. The remarks touched on Israel Suez plans, Korea weapon upgrades, and the atom peace agency.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Arctic
Europe
State Department
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
U. S. UK
South Korea
Korea
North Korea
Rt 328 Bridge To Be Repaired And Widened
An emergency crew will repair a weak timber bridge on Rt 328 Union Furnace Rd over a Raccoon Creek tributary just north of Rt 56 Starr Two. The bridge will be widened from 15 to 25 feet with concrete supports and a steel superstructure. a 12 foot span gets new timber flooring. Work lasts about one week at an estimated cost of 3600 dollars with detours during construction.
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State Highway Maintenance Department
Union Furnace Rd
Raccoon Creek
Rt. 56
Starr Two
multiple tragedies and disaster report mix in 1946 brief
In Oakland a jewelers shooting killed a past president of the California Tuberculosis and Health Assn after his wife died by suicide following alleged rape by a physician. A taxi crew helped police arrest Saul Sidney Klass. Dr Harold G. Trimble, a renowned chest specialist, was shot dead. In Arkansas a trio of tornadoes injured 23, Conway hardest hit with 21 injuries. In Cleveland Ohio Penitentiary Warden Alvis said no to a lie detector test for Dr Samuel H Sheppard who is serving a life sentence.
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Oakland
Calif
California Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Saul Sidney Klass
Harold G. Trimble
Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph W. Alvis
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
US refuses to cancel Nevada atomic test series
Washington states it will proceed with a new atomic test series in Nevada starting this week and will aim to keep fallout near zero. London reports Britain notes Russia now operates the largest submarine fleet with about 500 subs, many built for long range missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Nevada
London
Russia
Premier Mol Increases Phone and Mail Rates
Paris reports Premier Guy Mollet's cabinet approved higher telephone and postal charges to fund France's war effort against Arab nationalism in Algeria. The move intensifies financial strain on citizens during the conflict.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Hocking County Sees Two-Man June Draft Call
Ohio Selective Service announced a June induction for two men in Hocking County. Nationwide the draft call covers 661 men the lowest for the year. The youngest possible draftee must be 22 by June 1 1957 unless volunteering or delinquent. Previous calls were 833 in May and 657 last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Selective Service
Hocking County
Eisenhower Warns On Defense Cuts Threatening Safety
President Eisenhower warned Congress against deep cuts in aircraft and missile funding, saying he would not assume responsibility for national safety if defense spending is slashed. Senate and House leaders weighed the political impact as his budget appeal aired across networks and TV.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Martin
Senate
GOP
Knowland
California
White House
Bridges NH
Republican Policy Committee
W Up
Bridges
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Gas Rate Hike Sought by Texas Eastern Transmission
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp of Shreveport Louisiana asked the Federal Power Commission for an 11.258 million dollar increase in wholesale natural gas rates, a 64 percent boost. The proposed rate rise would affect Ohio customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Shreveport
Federal Power Commission Authority
Ohio
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