Logan School Board Approves $900000 Construction Plans
Logan board approves remodeling and additions to junior high and high school. Plans call for new wings large cafeterias and labs at East West elementary areas, with bids to be opened June 13 and work to begin after contract award.
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McLaughlin & Keil
Lima Architects
George Blosser
Board of Education
Wallace Blake
Blake
Board
F. W. Dodge Corp
Columbus
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Charleston
W. Va
Builders Exchange
Allied Construction Industries
Cincinnati
Court Day Debates County Courts Plan In Ohio Assembly
In Columbus the Ohio House debates replacing rural justice of the peace courts with county courts under Rep. Kenneth Robinson. The bill sets four year terms, $1500 salaries, one judge per 30 000 population, and jurisdiction rules for counties with municipal courts. The House also considers extending municipal court jurisdictions and adding common pleas judges amid 14 other floor votes including unemployment compensation changes.
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Kenneth Robinson
Marion
House
JP Courts
Robinson
Justices of the Peace
Common Pleas
Fairborn
Hillsboro
Medina
Upper Sandusky
Circleville
Akron
Alliance
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Dayton
Hamilton
Ironton
Mansfield
Middletown
Springfield
Youngstown
Allen
Franklin
Stark
Summit
Ohio farmers to receive about 20 million from soil bank plan
Washington report says Ohio payments under the Eisenhower soil bank will total around 20 million this year for farmers removing land from production. A House vote could begin dismantling the program by cutting national soil bank payments for 1958 by 100 million.
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Washington
Ohio
Eisenhower Soil Bank
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Haiti Police Quell Rebellion in Port au Prince
Port au Prince authorities report control restored over volatile areas after protests with crowds chanting down with the government. Police and troops say demonstrations have ceased and order is restored across the capital.
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Haiti
Port AU Prince
New Concepts Of Warfare Stated In A Test Thursday
Atomic testing at Nevada opens with a smaller device to launch three new steps. A air to air rocket with an atomic warhead, infantry of the atomic age test, and pigs used for the first time. Ft Lewis troops, 1400 men, participate in a three phase battle group drill to defend, move, and resupply by air around a fortified area.
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Atomic Test Site
Nevada
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Army Postpones Its Special Enlistments
The Army suspends enlistments of pre draft age youths for six months of training until July 1. Assistant Secretary Hugh Milton announced the move on Tuesday noting the National Guard will continue accepting recruits for six months of training. The suspension follows a recent rush of youths into the program.
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Washington
Army
Asst
Secretary of the Army
Hugh Milton
National Guard
Milton
Beck Faces Charges as Probers Probe Teamsters Funds
Senate investigators accuse Dave Beck of misusing at least 320000 of Teamsters funds while Beck previously claimed loans of that amount, with ties to a 1953 IRS inquiry and a 1951 financial statement. The panel notes Beck listed a large loan from Security First National Bank Seattle and sought repayment timing. Teamsters officers met with AFL CIO President Meany to discuss corruption and potential ouster terms, excluding Beck’s suspended status from negotiations.
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Kennedy
Beck
Teamsters
Senate Committee
Washington
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Fiveman
Teamsters Union
LHS Pupils Lead State Tests In Several Subjects
Four Logan High School pupils earned statewide rankings in the general scholarship tests, with two more receiving state honorable mention. Carol Daubenmier topped the district in Division I biology and state first or second-place scores, while Fritz Huls and Shirley Redd posted top ten state marks in biology and bookkeeping respectively. Six New Straitsville students also achieved notable district and division placements across chemistry biology and social studies.
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Logan High School
LHS
Harley Ellinger
Carol Daubenmier
Shirley Redd
Logan
Fritz Huls
Laura Daugherty
Ralph Linscott
Patty Miller
Harley Ellinger Jr
Linscott
Miss Miller
Ellinger
Mickey Rose
Jim Hartman
Ann Nimon
Vern Goss
Beverly Bray
New Straitsville High School
Barbara Hanning
John Thomas
Willa Walters
Melvena Walters
Dick Smith
Ruth Littman
Congress Opposes New Yugoslavia Aid Push
President Eisenhower faces legislative resistance as the State Department resumes military aid to Yugoslavia. About 200 jets including F86Es and F86Gs will be sent along with tanks and howitzers. Senator Bridges calls the move a great mistake.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Yugoslavia
State Department
Europe
Tito
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower Defends Budget Stance Amid Critics
President Eisenhower told a news conference he has grown more conservative and opposes any large defense cuts. He warned against punishing Republicans who vote against him and said the U S information Agency must be funded to wage peace. House panel reportedly considers a about 2 billion dollar cut to military spending. Israel Suez open skies and disarmament topics also discussed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
United States
House
U. S. Information Agency
Senate
Israel
Suez Canal
Russia
Capitol Hill
Knowland
California
Eisenhower defends budget against defense cuts on radio
President Eisenhower warned that large spending reductions would threaten national security as he urged Congress to protect military and foreign aid programs. Senate leaders expressed support for maintaining defense spending while exploring possible savings, and the public address stressed the cost and risk of compromising security.
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Clifford P. Case
RNJ
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
House
Rayburn
Tex
Logan May Days Set To Draw Shoppers In Logan
Logan merchants prepare for a citywide value sale sponsored by the Logan Trade Club. The event runs Friday and Saturday with free parking 8 am to 5 30 pm on day one for coupon holders printed in Thursday's Daily News.
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Southeastern Ohio
Logan
Logan Trade Club
Francis Myers
Roy K
Daily News
Muskies Stocked in Lake Logan District 4
Wildlife officials stock 2000 muskie fry in Lake Logan for the third time. Fry, about 12 inches, came from Kincaid Hatchery near Cincinnati. Foremen Mark White George Billy and Cletus Carsey led the stocking. Officials note lack of forage fish and consider a new food species to support muskies. The lake’s record muskie is 28 inches and 52 pounds.
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Lake Logan
State Department of Natural Resources
Mark White
George Billy
Cletus Carsey
Kincaid Hatchery
Cincinnati
White
Half-Inch Rain Falls In County As Showers Continue
Hocking County received another half-inch of rain Tuesday afternoon. More scattered showers are forecast tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. Night readings were mild, with 72 degrees reported at 5:30 a.m. and 84 degrees at 11:30 a.m., three degrees below Tuesday’s high.
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Hocking County
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First National Bank of
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