Ohio Senate Dems Reach For Two Tax Bills
Democratic leaders in the Ohio Senate aim to bring to a vote next week two tax bills from Gov. DiSalle’s program. The franchise tax increase and an omnibus sales tax bill remain under Rules Committee review as leaders seek sufficient votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
King
DiSalle
House
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate Rules Committee
DiSalle Calls on GOP to Show Where Money Is in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle challenged Republican leaders to explain where funds are. Finance Director Maloon said 30 million must be drawn from the Liquor Department for the School Foundation program payment near 44 million. A 15 million general fund deficit for June was noted as the governor urged accountability.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James H. Maloon
Liquor Department
Rotary Fund
School Foundation
Maloon
DiSalle
State Department
Commerce
John W. Bush
Grant Keys
Commissioners Approve Microfilming Hocking Records Project
Hocking County commissioners authorized Prosecuting Attorney Hubert Lappen to prepare a legal notice for bids to microfilm and index county records dating back to 1818. Project total near $19,000 over three years, with an 18 month timeline. Additional actions include renewing farm and fair grounds insurance, extending real estate tax deadlines, and planning a new county garage.
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Hocking County Commissioners
Hubert Lappen
Hocking County
Dave Boring
The
Cott Index Co
Forrest Moore
Hocking County Bar Association
Albert McPherson
Columbus Blank Book Co
May Insurance Co
Dan Soliday Insurance, Inc
Schultheis Insurance Agency
McCray Insurance Agency
Charles Davie Insurance Agency
Brimner Insurance Agency
Mexico Aides Vacation
Mexico City AP reports government workers began an annual 10 day holiday with only skeleton staffs at duty stations remaining on duty as officials take time off.
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Mexico City
World backs West plan as Herter comments surface
Three Toledo gypsies identified by Clyde Geiger on Clay Bank Road are suspected in two area robberies. Tom John 26 Rose John 59 and Susie Miller 52 are jailed in Athens County on strong arm robbery charges. Victims Hartley 88 and Eggleston 76 provide conflicting identifications, suggesting two carloads operating via Rt 56 between Laurelville, Athens, and nearby towns.
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Clyde Geiger
Logan Rt
Toledo
Geiger
Sus
Hocking
Vinton County
Health official mulls extension for ungraded milk sales
Hocking County health commissioner Dr. H M Boocks said he will confer with the county health board before deciding on Ack er Bros Dairy's request to sell ungraded pasteurized milk in Logan until June 15 1959. Tests show bacterium counts nearingGrade A limits prompting cautious support.
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H. M. Boocks
Hocking County
County Health Board
Acker Bros. Dairy
Logan
Health Board
James Acker
Dr. Boocks
Ohio
Central Laboratories, Inc
Columbus
Man rolls empty oil drum 17 miles in five hours
Gene Nau 21 bragged to fraternity brothers he could roll an empty 55 gallon drum 17 miles in under a day. On Thursday he accomplished the feat in five hours twenty minutes.
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Lawrence, Kan
Gene Nau
Berlin talks split level plan meets Western aims
At Geneva the Big Four press Berlin rights as precondition for a summit. Herter argues Western plan boosts unification and security while Soviets lag in the propaganda battle. Senate votes $35 000 ceiling on farm price support loans, signaling shifts in wheat policy and potential market effects.
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Geneva
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Herter
Soviet Union
Gromyko
West Germany
Berlin
Heinrich von Bretano
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
von Brentano
Palace of Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Midwest Wheat
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Homer FE
Capehart
Rind
Logan High Names 6 Honor Students for 1959 Graduates
Logan High School announces the six top graduates for the 1959 class led by first honor Dick Donahey with a 3.982 GPA. Also named are Carolyn Biggs 3.966 Ann Nimon 3.91 Sue Hansley 3.901 Paul Rutter 3.763 and John Meldrim 3.689. Each student is linked to multiple activities and clubs reflecting broad involvement.
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Logan High School
LHS
Richard Donahey
North St
Carolyn Biggs
Ellsworth Biggs
Maysville Rd
Ann Nimon
Jay Nimon
Paul Rutter
William Rutter
Main St. Paul
Paul
John Meldrim
Hugh Meldrim
John
Logan High
Democrats Celebrate House Victory on Housing Bill
In Washington, House Democrats won a decisive 261 to 160 vote approving a 2.1 billion dollar housing bill, despite Republican efforts to trim it. The bill now goes to conference with the Senate, which passed a 2.69 billion program, and the outcome tensions with President Eisenhower over subsidies for low rent public housing. The victory boosts prospects for further federal aid for public works and distressed areas.
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Washington
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Former Logan Printer Delbert W. Davis Dies at 81
Delbert W. Davis 81 longtime Logan Daily News composing room veteran died in Mount St. Mary Hospital He lived at 80 Be Franklin St Nelsonville Ohio A native of Green Township Hocking County son of Emiziah and Harriet Davis He worked for Buckeye News Bart the Printer before Logan He was International Typographical Union member and Christian Church Nelsonville His wife Jane died ten weeks ago Survived by son Paul Davis Funeral Sunday 1 p.m. Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville Rev Faulconer officiating Rev Long assisting Burial Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville Friends may call at any time
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Delbert W. Davis
Daily News
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Franklin St
Nelsonville
Green Two
Hocking County
Davis
Emiziah
Harriet Davis
Buckeye News
Bart
Logan
International Typographical Union
Christian Church
Jane
Paul Davis
Johnson Funeral Home
Ted Faulconer
J. A. Long
Green Lawn Cemetery
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Welfare Department
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Michael A. Sweeney
D.cuyahoga
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Pardon and Poole Commission
Gop
Michael V. di Salle
Hocking Records
Ralph Moorhead
Walter North
Commission
Albert Seabright
Vaughn Collins
Association of Ohio County Court
Cincinnati
Perry Twp
Joseph W
Dorothy Miller
Mexico
Ye Olde College
Russia
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Everett M. Dirksen
R-N
Agriculture Committee
Dick Donahey
Sue Hansley
John Melorim
Dems
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