Three Soldiers Hurt In Road Mishap Near Amanda
Three Ft. Knox soldiers were injured in a crash one mile west of Amanda on Rt. 22 at 5 20 p m The driver Pvt Robert Eugene Brown 19 Fresno started to pass another car saw an oncoming vehicle and braked causing the car to hit a utility pole strike a farmer s fence Brown had a dislocated shoulder and head and back lacerations Derringer 20 Blissfield had a fractured skull and head bruises Bowman 18 Coshocton had fractured ribs a punctured lung and head and face lacerations All were in serious condition at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital Also notes: a Logan collision at Warner Ave and Church St involved Franklin D Holcomb 20 and Allen T Smith 25 with Smith fined 5 and costs for reckless operation and a Norwood Ave Front St crash involving Paul W Shearer 39 Nelsonville and Frances Mae Zimmerman 42 Logan with vehicle damage to both cars
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Ft. Knox
State Highway Patrol
Amanda
Rt. 22
Pvt
Robert Eugene Brown
Fresno
Brown
William Derringer
Blissfield
Ronald Bowman
Coshocton
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Logan
Warner Ave
Church St
Franklin D. Holcomb
White Tip Cab Co
Logan Rt. 4
Allen T. Smith
Zanesville Ave
Smith
Joseph Phillips
Norwood Ave
Front St
Paul W. Shearer
Nelsonville
Frances Mae Zimmerman
Logan Bet
Shearer
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Shearer Auto
Zimmerman
Bender Seeks White House Backing in Ohio Senate Bid
Rep. George Bender argues for "every possible assistance" from the Eisenhower Administration in his Ohio Senate campaign. He cites help from George M. Humphrey and comments by Vice President Nixon linking Eisenhower support to Bender's candidacy during a Washington luncheon with Akron district Republicans.
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Washington
Ohio
George Harrison Bender
Eisenhower
Senate
Bender
Cleveland
William Saxbe
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
William Ayres
Akron
Nixon
Ayres
House
Craft Strike Ends In ASHTABULA Pay Hike Approved
About 80 AFL painters paperhangers and decorators ended a four week strike last weekend after they were granted a 12 cent hourly pay hike. Union members now will get $2.5744 cents an hour.
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Ashtabula
AFL
Rural Life Sunday Program Attracts About 200 At Logan High
About two hundred people attended the Rural Life Sunday program at Logan High School auditorium. Rev E F Braden delivered invocation and benediction as God Bless America opened. Miller's Chapel Grange read scripture. Marion Grange opened with Rural Life Sunday origins. The cross pageant by Hocking County 4-H clubs directed by Mrs Verna Rheinscheid featured Carolin Palmer and others as disciples, with Kay Thrush as spirit of youth. Mrs James G Cole Sr directed the chorus of county 4-H members. Stage background included pine trees a four foot cross and lit candle altar. disciples used small crosses. Stage crew included Harold Nihiser Jr O V Mahler Otto Shaw and Harry Ross. Harold Smith oversaw props.
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Rural Life
Logan High School
E. F. Braden
Miller’s Chapel Grange
Marion Grange
Hocking County
4-H
Verna Rheinscheid
Carolin Palmer
Evangel
Marilyn Davis
Harold Nihiser Jr
O. V. Mahler
Otto Shaw
Harry Ross
Harold Smith
Dollison Again Heads GOP In Hocking Co
Organization meeting of Hocking County Republican central and executive committees was held Saturday evening. All officers were re elected including Dean Collison chairman John Maraz vice chairman Charles Chidhester treasurer and Mrs Gladys Proctor secretary. The business meeting followed a supper in Blosser's banquet room.
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Hocking County
Republican Central
GOP
Dean Collison
John Maraz
Murray City
Charles Chidhester
Gladys Proctor
Gore
Blosser
Burke Endorsed by Ohio Labor Group
Senator Thomas A. Burke of Ohio received the endorsement of the state advisory committee of the Ohio State Federation of Labor's Educational and Political Committee. The endorsement signals support from a key labor organization in the race.
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Columbus
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Huk Rebel Chief Gives Up In Philippines
Manila reports the surrender of Huk leader Luis Taruc to a Manila Times reporter, ending months of negotiations. President Magsaysay calls the act a major step against the Huk rebellion as army units pursue Taruc’s elite guard and target the top Communist Jesus Lava. Taruc faces possible trials on murder and sedition charges.
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Manila
Luis Taruc
Huk
Ramon Magsaysay
Luzon
Taruc
Carlos P. Romulo
Jesus Lava
Philippines
Manila Times
Benigno Aquino
Magsaysay
Here
Magsaysay Long
Conductor Clemens Krauss Dies in Mexico City
Conductor Clemens Krauss a leading European maestro died in his hotel in Mexico City yesterday at age 61.
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Mexico City
Clemens Krauss
Europe
Eisenhower orders secret shield over talks on McCarthy row
The President directs the Defense Department to keep secret any executive talks tied to the McCarthy Army controversy. A 4200 word memo from Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell backs the separation of powers. The directive bars testimony or document production about such conversations before the Senate committee.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Executive Department
Brownell
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
FBI
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
ARMY
Joseph Welch
John Adams
Indochina Peace Talks Open With Secrecy and Posts
Geneva report says Indochina peace talks go behind secrecy as Western powers press for a quick cease-fire and negotiations. U S Under Secretary Bedell Smith, French Foreign Minister Bidault, and British Foreign Secretary Eden lead private talks.
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Geneva
Indochina
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Georges Bidault
Anthony Eden
Survivors Recount Last Hours At Dien Bien Phu
Three badly wounded survivors describe the furious defense of Dien Bien Phu as French forces fought until ammunition ran out. Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries ordered surrender when unable to fight, and nurse Genevieve de Galard Terraube tended the wounded as Vietminh captured the fortress.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Giap
Son la
Christian de Castries
Lanessan
de Castries
Air Force
Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Paris
Marcel Champougny
Champougny
Miss de Galard
Two Men Fined and Jailed for Drunken Driving in Weekend Court
In Mayor Joseph Phillips' court two more motorists were fined and jailed for drunken driving. Curtis McWilliams 38 Gore Route 1 was fined 200 dollars and costs and jailed three days. Charles Kimes 45 Nelsonville was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed three days. Other fines included Albert Griffith 39 Columbus 10 dollars and costs for passing on the yellow line, Mary Ritter 37 Bel Air Virginia 5 dollars and costs for driving left of center, Richard Smail Bay Village 10 dollars and costs for speeding, and James J. O'Donnell 18 Logan Route 3 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Charges filed by state highway patrol or city police.
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Joseph Phillips
Curtis McWilliams
Gore Rt. 1
State Highway Patrol
Phillips
Nelsonville
Charles Kimes
Albert Griffith
Columbus
Line
Mary Ritter
Belspring
James J. O'Donnell
Logan Rt. 3
Closure Of Red Embassies Urged
Charles Rozmarek of Chicago, president of the Polish National Alliance and the Polish American Congress, urged the closure of the Russian embassy in Washington as the hub of Soviet espionage. He also called for closing the Polish puppet embassy and other Russian controlled embassies.
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Cleveland
Charles_ Rozmarek
Chicago
Polish National Alliance
Polish American Congress
Washington
Curfew Ordered in Ripley Ohio River Town
The Ohio River community of Ripley, population 1,800, imposes a curfew for residents 16 years and younger. Youth must be off streets by 11 p.m. unless accompanied by adults.
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Ripley
Ohio River
Mercury Holds At 71 After Rain In Hocking County
Rain cooled little as the thermometer held at 71 degrees by noon in Hocking County. The previous night’s low was 60 degrees, keeping a warm, damp feel after storms.
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Mercury
Hocking County
Three Hocking County Men Enter Military Service
Three inductees left Logan for Fort Hayes Columbus to enter service under draft call No. 49. Edward Lee Rutter Logan leader Leslie Thomas Jr. Rockbridge assistant leader and Vernon Gene Dicken Logan proceed to fulfill quotas for June physicals June 10 and inductions June 21 as next month’s county call.
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Hocking County
Logan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Edward Lee Rutter
Leslie Thomas Jr
Rockbridge
Vernon Gene Dicken
Dam Burst Floods Peabody Leaving City in Chaos
Peabody Massachusetts flooded after a storage pond dam broke sending six foot waters into the business district and 75 factories. Health officials warned of contamination from industrial chemicals and gasoline while schools closed and water supplies were tested.
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Peabody
Mass
South Church
Rules Officials Can't Testify On Private Talks
Senate investigations on the McCarthy Army feud faced a stall as President Eisenhower barred government officials from testifying about private conversations or sharing confidential documents. Attorney General Brownell followed, blocking public release of a memo McCarthy cited. Mundt and Knowland signaled support for the executive stance and Brownell's ruling as final.
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Washington
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
White House
Senate
Knowland
Mundt
Brownell
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Laurelville
Adelphi
Salt Creek
Crawford Construction Co
Galion
Dollison
Hocking Co
Burke
Executive Branch
Senate Committee On
Atty
Gen Brownell
George Washington
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Bidault
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Richard G. Casey
Canberra
France
United States
Vo Nguyen Giap
Ho Chi Minh
Richard Smail
Bay Vilage
Ft. Hayes
New England
Philip C. O'Donnell
Peabody Square
Boston
Weather Bureau
North River
Salem Harbor
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Wilson
Far East
McCarthy
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Justice Department
California
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