Dr Paul Elbin To Deliver Address At LHS Graduation
Logan High School announces the 1957 commencement for 100 graduates Friday May 24 at 8 p.m. in the LHS auditorium. Dr Paul N Elbin president of West Liberty State College will speak on The Education I Wish I Might Have Had.
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Paul Elbin
LHS
Logan High School
Harley Ellinger
Paul N. Elbin
West Liberty State College
West Liberty
W. Va
Elbin
Wheeling
American Guild of Organists
Wheeling Civic Music Association
Nancy Robb
Mickey Rose
Tornado toll climbs as Missouri hit by second deadly spree
A new wave of tornadoes slams southern and eastern Missouri killing 14 more people for a 51 total and injuring 270. Fremont and Van Buren suffer severe damage while Desloge vicinity adds fatalities. hundreds are left homeless as work crews aid in rescues amid shattered towns.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Fremont
van Buren
Desloge
AFL CIO Stalls Teamsters Ouster Move Amid Beck Charges
The AFL CIO postponed a Friday ethics committee meeting amid Teamsters leadership tensions over Dave Beck. John F. English, newly named AFL-CIO vice president, leads calls for Beck's removal after Senate Rackets Committee charges of misused Union funds. English warns a board session may be convened if Beck resists.
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Aflcio
Teamsters Union
Beck
John F. English
Afl-Cio
English
Teamsters Executive Board
Senate
Teamsters
The
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George Meany
Eisenhower Warns Of Cut To Defense Programs
President Eisenhower warned that about half of a 2 billion defense funding cut approved by the House Appropriations Committee would hit defense programs in aircraft and guided missiles. He urged Senate restoration of the 1.2 billion in cuts and said he will keep pressing for adequate funds to wage the peace and carry out his program. He also defended his political stance, reiterating support for the 1956 Republican platform and urging unity among party leaders while keeping doors open to individual lawmakers. He called for a disarmament agreement with Russia.
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Texas
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Pinay
Demands Persist For Budget Cuts
In Washington Congress debates deep cuts to foreign aid as President Eisenhower promotes a 3.865 billion mutual security program. He warns that trimming too much endangers allies and peace, while Truman urges continued defense aid to deter communism.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Jet spans Atlantic in record 6 hours 37 minutes
The Spirit of St. Louis II completed a 4002 mile Atlantic crossing in an unofficial 6 hours and 37 minutes on the anniversary of Lindbergh's flight. An Air Force spokesman noted the feat as a modern tribute. The jet landed in Paris Tuesday amid celebrations and media coverage.
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U. S. Air Force
Atlantic
Air Force
Charles A. Lindbergh
Portland racketeer Big Jim Elkins sentenced for wiretapping
Big Jim Elkins faces 20 months in prison and a $2000 fine after being sentenced by U S District Judge William East for wiretapping. The case began when he decided to talk last year in the Portland vice investigation. Celina plant workers strike in Coldwater area under Avco Manufacturing New Idea Division offer awaited today from the company to end the 1100 steelworkers walkout.
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Portland
Ore
Big Jim Elkins
Portland Vice
U. S. Dist
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New Idea Division
Avco Manufacturing Co
United Steelworkers of America
Coldwater
Parents, teachers warn aid rules push mothers to work
Cincinnati report says self support laws in several states deny aid to needy mothers with dependent children. The result is mothers forced to seek employment and children risk losing benefits and stability under the policy.
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Cincinnati
Jordanians Executed Publicly for Israel Spying
Four Jordanians were publicly hanged in their home towns after being convicted of spying for Israel. They were arrested late last year while allegedly crossing the border into Israel with military secrets.
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Amman
Israel
Joint Japanese Russian call for action on nuclear tests
Tokyo reports that Soviet Russia reiterates that joint action by Japan and Russia is needed against Britain and America to achieve a complete prohibition of nuclear tests, as stated by the Foreign Office.
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Moscow
U. S
William S. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Ill
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Soviet
Russia
Britain
America
Foreign Office
Japan Completes First Atomic Reactor at Tokai Village
ITO Japan reports completion of the nation s first atomic reactor at the Atomic Energy Research Institute in Tokai Village with operations planned to begin in July.
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Ito
Japan
Atomic Energy Research Institute
Tokai Village
Egyptian Government Seizes Marconi Radio Group
In Cairo the Marconi radio telegraph and cable organization, largely British-owned, has been taken over by the Egyptian government.
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Cairo
Marconi Radiotelegraph and Cable Organization
Egypt
Agreement Reached On Glenwood Addition Improvements
A city council special meeting discussed Glenwood Addition works. The council will proceed with a water line if the low bidder, C G Cline Sugar Grove Gravel Co., accepts, then advertise for street and sewer bids. Estimated total cost 46 854.95 with 25 251.30 to owners and 21 603.65 to the city.
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Francis Myers
C. G. Cline
Sugar Grove Gravel Co
Gene Fitch
Hebron
Geiger Bros
Logan
Myers
Glenwood Addition
John Owens
Logan Poppy Sales Friday Saturday To Aid Veterans
Mayor Francis Myers proclaims Friday and Saturday May 20 25 as Poppy Sales Days in Logan. Veterans groups will run downtown poppy stands to aid disabled veterans and families, urging citizens to buy and wear the paper flowers as gratitude to servicemen.
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Francis Myers
Logan
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Ohio Senate Takes Up Controversial Dog Bill
In Columbus the Ohio Senate considers a House approved dog bill requiring pounds to offer unclaimed dogs for sale to medical research institutions at least 24 hours before destruction. Critics fear vivisection while physicians say dogs are essential for human disease studies. Gov ONeill likely to sign if sent to him. The House also defeated tax bills and passed a major annexation reform with landowner signing changes.
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Ohio
State Assn
House
Hocking County Sees Rain and Rising Temperatures
A thunderstorm struck Hocking County around 1 a.m. with steady rain until 7:30 a.m. The rain gauge measured three quarters of an inch since Monday. weekend totals reached one inch. Despite clouds, temperatures rose to 75 at 11:30 a.m., above Tuesday's 72 high, with more showers forecast for today and Thursday.
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Ohio forecast calls for warm spell with rain
Above normal temperatures and more rain are expected in Ohio over the next five days. Temperatures will average about 3 degrees above normal with highs 73 to 77 and lows 51 to 54. Showers are forecast tonight through Friday, totaling about 1 inch, with cooler air arriving Friday into Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republicans Demand Public Apology From Morse
Senate Republicans pressed for a formal apology from Sen Morse after he said President Eisenhower and Teamsters leader Dave Beck were “two of the same kind of immoralists.” The attack led by Senate Republican Policy Committee Chair Bridges targeted Morse for linking Eisenhower to Beck in a Detroit speech. Morse, a former Republican who left the party in 1952, watched with a smile.
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Senate Republicans
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Dove
Eisenhower
Dave Beck
Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Teamsters Union
Beck
Detroit
Indiana Area Hit By Heavy Storms
Heavy storms lashed parts of Indiana Tuesday night with a small tornado striking Paradise near Evansville. A four room home belonging to Mr and Mrs Wilber Groeninger was demolished. Mrs Groeninger, 18, was hospitalized for cuts and bruises while Groeninger, 19, was treated at the scene.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Paradise
Evansville
Logansport
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Seymour
Wilber Groeninger
Groeninger
Economic Growth Seen For Nation
Cleveland reports a forecast of sustained U S growth through 1965 by Repub lic Steel Corp chairman C M White addressing 300 analysts. He cites a 190 million population 76 million workforce a $560 billion GNP $50 billion annual capital spending eight million cars sold yearly and $65 billion in new construction as the basis for optimism.
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Cleveland
C. M. White
Republic Steel Corp
White
John W Norris Sr Dies at 73 in Ohio
John W Norris Sr 73 retired superintendent of the New Straits ville brick plant died at 1 15 am after a heart attack at his daughter Mary Sparks home in Nelsonville Ohio He was a native of Carbon Hill and survived by two daughters and five sons with nine grandchildren Funeral services are planned at Haydenville Methodist Church with burial at Smith Chapel Cemetery being handled by Leonard Funeral Home.
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New Straitsville
Nelsonville
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Carbon Hill
Sparks
Kathleen Finley
Grand Fork
N. D
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Frederick Norris
Haydenville
Stanley Norris
Laurel Run
Earl Miller
Edward Jones
Haydenville Methodist Church
Leonard Funeral Home
Smith Chapel Cemetery
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