Strong, One Term President Urged By Sen George
Senator George urges voters in November to elect a strong one term president who will end political fights, cut expenditures, and prevent a looming 1949 deficit. He criticizes Truman as the answer to leadership and warns taxes may rise. He notes Eisenhower and MacArthur debates as convention concerns and Taft backers fear nominating weaknesses.
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Washington
George
Georgia
Truman
Eisenhower
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Appropriations Committee
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Illinois
Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Oregon
New York
Markets At a Glance Report
Wheat eased as rain fell in the southwest. Corn offered good planting weather. Oats mixed with deferred months rallying. Hogs active in early trading peaking near 26.00. Cattle largely good and choice near last week highs around 35. Stocks mixed with narrow changes. Bonds active while rails edged higher.
Logan High Band Concert Tonight Appreciation Event
The Logan High band holds its final scholastic event of the year with an appreciation concert at the stadium tonight at 7 45 p m. Band Boosters sponsor the program honoring patrons who helped purchase new uniforms. James Horwell directs.
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Logan High
James Horwell
Logan
Browne Delivers Baccalaureate Address in Logan
Rev. Sydney J. Browne of Athens spoke at the annual baccalaureate service Sunday afternoon in Logan High School auditorium. He leads the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens. The program featured the high school band, a trumpet trio, and prayers by Rev. A. N. Grueser and Rev. C. W. Swengel.
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Sydney J. Browne
Athens
Logan High School
Browne
Church of the Good Shepherd
James Horwell
Lee Hiles
Don Bowers
Jack Thomas
A. N. Grueser
Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. W. Swengel
Logan Methodist Church
Coroner George W. Sapp Dies in Newark Home
Coroner George W. Sapp of Licking County died at his Newark home after a weeklong illness. He had served as coroner for 12 years.
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Newark
George W. Sapp
Licking County
Ohio War Veteran Wins Trip Over Texas Hatred
Ray F. Halloran known as Texas Hater won a free trip from Cincinnati after his letter expressing dislike of Texas. In Wichita Falls he visited Sheppard Field and received breakfast in bed from Hardin College coeds while civic groups arranged events. The Wichita Falls Jaycees invited his family for a six month trial in Texas with a return trip if partial affection is not gained.
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Ohio
Texas
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ray F
Halloran
Sheppard Field
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Hardin College
Yankee
Truman Plans Five Major Talks On U S Tour
President Truman will deliver five major addresses on his June cross country train trip. Speeches will cover foreign policy conservation and displaced persons with aboard remarks in Chicago Omaha Seattle Berkeley and Los Angeles. He departs June 3 with brief platform talks en route through Fort Wayne and Gary.
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Washington
White House
Truman
35Th Division
Omaha
Chicago
Seattle
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Neb
Victory Square
Washington State Press Club
University of California
Greater Los Angeles
Harvard Grants Four Year Scholarship to Logan High Student
Lawrence J. Schaad, top Logan High School senior with a 4.0 average, received a Harvard University four year scholarship worth 1100 dollars annually. He was a Westinghouse Science Talent Search finalist and placed second in Ohio on state scholarship tests.
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Lawrence J. Schaad
Logan High School
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph H. Schaad
West Hunter Street
Young Schaad
Westinghouse
Ohio
Republicans Outvote Democrats in Ohio May Primary
In the May 4 primary in Ohio Republicans led Democrats by 212 461 ballots with official counts showing 749 591 for Republicans and 537 130 for Democrats according to Secretary of State Edward J Hummel.
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Columbus
Edward J. Hummel
PTA Convention Opens in Cleveland With Delegates
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers begins its 51st annual convention in Cleveland with delegates arriving from as far as Hawaii.
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Cleveland
Hawaii
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hitchhiker Killed in Collision Near Sharon
Hitchhiker Charles Daugherty about 23 of Lorain Ohio was killed when a truck struck a bridge abutment near Sharon. The crash occurred yesterday drawing investigation and emergency responders to the scene.
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Sharon
Charles Daugherty
Lorain
Meat Handlers Return to Work At Majority of Plants
Chicago reports show CIO meat handlers going back to most plants as only seven Wilson and Company sites and some independents keep picketing amid a 19 week walkout. Union says over 90 000 of 100 000 members ended the strike Friday with renewed entries and resumed labor action at a few sites.
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Chicago
CIO
Wilson and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Kansas City
Wilson
Wilson Gates
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Bath Packing Co
Waterloo
Morrell
Ottumwa
Kans
Two Children Injured in Route 664 Crash Near Logan
Donnie Roberts nine and his sister Linda seven were slightly injured when their father Erdman Roberts from Logan Route 2 rear ended a car driven by George L. Schmelzer of Bremen Route 1 on Route 664 one and a half miles north of Logan Sunday morning. Police investigated the hilltop crash and the injured were treated by a Bremen physician.
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Logan
Donnie Roberts
Linda
Erdman Roberts
George L. Schmelzer
Bremen
Holzer Hospital Given to Public Foundation
Dr and Mrs Charles Holzer Sr donate the hospital to the Holzer Hospital Foundation a nonprofit group Trustees from five counties accept the offer Transfer to be made July 1 Dr Holzer remains supervising head of the hospital
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Gallipolis, C
Charles Holzer
Holzer Hospital Foundation
Holzers
Holzer
Infant Strangles In Play Pen Mishap
WEST LOS ANGELES May 24 A 14 month old girl Judith McGill daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward L McGill strangled in a play pen yesterday. Detective Jack Fergis said she stepped on a bottom crossbar causing her feet to slip outside and hang by her throat from an upper cross bar with her head wedged between the uprights.
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West Los Angeles
Judith McGill
Jack Fergis
Edward L. McGill
Sinking Under Probe Investigators to Question Crew
Coast guard and local authorities prepare to question crew members tomorrow regarding the sudden sinking of the 200 foot Omar near the Kentucky shore of the Ohio River. The vessel valued at $300000 went down Saturday night, leaving 15 feet of water at the scene near Cincinnati.
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Omar
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Bank Teller Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Gale Leroy Wright a 37 year old former teller of Canal Winchester Bank in Columbus was sentenced in federal district court to five years in prison for embezzling six thousand one hundred dollars from bank funds.
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Columbus
Gale Leroy Wright
Canal Winchester Bank
Federal
16 to Graduate At Union Furnace
Commencement exercises for 16 Starr-Washington High School seniors will be held at 8 P M in the Union Furnace school auditorium. Ben H. Darrow of Columbus will speak. Donna B. Chesser delivers the valedictory and Janice Hinerman the salutatory. Diplomas go to Mary Alice Carter Donna B. Chesser Jerry J. Clark Leland L. Connor Robert Cottrill Beulah Courter Helen Eura Davis John E. Davis Lois Elaine Disbennett William W. Evans Gordon B. Hannigan Jr Janice Sue Hinerman Rona E. Huddy Kenneth F. Michel Juanita B. Mount Ralph L. Primmer.
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Starr-Washington High School
Union Furnace
Ben H. Darrow
Columbus
Ohio School of the Air
Donna B. Chesser
Janice Hinerman
Mary Alice Carter
Jerry J. Clark
Leland L. Connor
Robert Cottrill
Beulah Courter
Auto Stolen and Recovered Near Logan
A Buick sedan owned by John Blackston of East Hunter Street was stolen from in front of his home between 9 and 10 P M yesterday and recovered at 12 30 A M today by Nelsonville police at Five Mile Inn south of Logan. No arrest was reported by Logan police who investigated the theft.
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John Blackston
Hunter Street
Nelsonville
Five Mile Inn
Logan
GM Offers Six Cent Raise to UAW in Detroit
General Motors proposed a wage increase of six cents an hour to the CIO United Auto Workers as Chrysler worker walkouts and a 30 cent demand dominate talks. Gov. Kim Sigler arranged a Wednesday bargaining session in Detroit with UAW CIO leaders and Chrysler representatives, excluding mediators. The meeting aims to end a 13 day Chrysler strike that began May 11, with GM preparing for a possible UAW-CIO strike.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Kim Sigler
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Sieler
Uaw-Cio
Sigler
Emil Mazey
Cadillac
Norman Matthews
Robert Conder
John Leary
Father of 35 Struck by Triplets Birth Surprise
Anthony Dupre 68, a former trapeze performer and now hotel kitchen worker, fled reporters after his 34-year-old wife gave birth to triplets amid claims of four wives and 35 children. He allegedly fathered 23 with the second and third wives and one with the fourth before yesterday.
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New York
Anthony Dupre
Brannon Nominated As Agriculture Chief
Charles Franklin Brannon was nominated today to be secretary of agriculture. He succeeds Clinton P. Anderson, who resigned May 10 to run for the Senate in New Mexico.
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Washington
Charles Franklin Brannon
Brannon
Colorado
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate
New Mexico
Alumni Reunion Tickets On Sale For May 28
Logan High School alumni association president C Wood Bowen announces tickets are on sale for the annual reunion set for Friday May 28 in the high school auditorium. The 8 PM program leads to dancing 9 PM to 1 AM with MacTopill’s Orchestra of Columbus. Ten year class dinners precede the program, tickets available at local drugstores and restaurants.
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Logan High School
C. Wood Bowen
LHS Alumni Association
MacTopill
Orchestra of Columbus
Cases Drug Store
Risch Pharmacy
Groom’s Pharmacy
Stoltz’ Drug Store
Leon’s
Brandt’s
Supreme Court Orders Retrial for Alcatraz Inmate
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, requires U S district court San Francisco reconsider Homer C Price protests of false testimony used by a U S attorney in a 1938 Detroit bank holdup conviction. Price, long imprisoned in Alcatraz, was sentenced to 65 years.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alcatraz
Jackson
U. S. District Court
San Francisco
Homer C. Price
U. S
Price
Detroit
Wheeling Man Slain in Market Street Poolroom
Spero Petrakis a 54 year old Wheel ing nightlife figure was shot dead early today while talking with a friend in a Market Street poolroom George Brown known as The Greek 56 was arrested and admitted to the slaying Ohio County Prosecutor Charles L Ihlienfeld announced the arrest
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Wheeling
W. Va
Spero Petrakis
Ohio County
Charles L. Ihlienfeld
George
Unfair labor complaint filed against John L. Lewis union
A complaint was issued today accusing John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers of refusing to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association. The action marks a dispute over labor negotiations in the coal industry.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lancaster to Host Premiere for Green Grass of Wyoming
Lancaster Ohio welcomes Hollywood stars Peggy Cummins Charles Coburn and Martha Stewart for the premiere of Green Grass of Wyoming scenes shot locally. Miss Cummins Coburn set cement footprints in the town square after a cocktail party radio broadcast and premiere ball led by Virginia Jessup. A parade with 30 high school bands follows before the palace and Broadway theaters show the film.
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Lancaster
Central Ohio
Hollywood
Green Olan
Wyoming
Peggy Cummins
Charles Coburn
Martha Stewart
Ohio
Zanesville
Richard Basehart
Muskingum County
Miss Cum
Mins and
Coburn
Virginia Jessup
Palace
Broad Theaters
Deadline Passes On U N Appeal Arizona Till Palestine Cease-fire
Faris el Khoury of Syria said Arabs would ask the United Nations for a 36 hour extension of the Security Council Palestine cease fire appeal. The deadline passed without Arab acceptance or rejection and consultations were to begin at Amman. US appeals directly to seven Arab nations to comply with the cease-fire order. State Department said the United States is gravely disturbed and hopes for cooperation with the U N. A Jerusalem dispatch reported hand to hand fighting near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and two American deaths from wounds in Jerusalem.
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Lake Success
Faris el Khoury
Syria
United Nations
Security Council
Palestine
el Khoury
Amman
Trans- Jordan
Washington
United States
United States Security Council
State Department
U.N
Michael J. McDermott
U.N. Security Council
Israel
McDermott
Lewis Douglas
London
Bevin
Jerusalem
Holy City
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Notre Dame Hospice
Dewey Maintains Lead In Oregon Primary Returns
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York expanded his edge over Harold E. Stassen in Oregon's May 21 presidential preference primary as late returns from Multnomah County pushed unofficial totals. Dewey 111,657 to Stassen 102,419 in 1759 of 1861 precincts.
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Portland
Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Oregon
Multnomah County
Dewey
Stassen
Carbon Hill Alumni Banquet Set For May 2 Dance
The Carbon Hill High School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet and dance at 7 P M on Saturday May 2 at the high school. Music will be provided by Richard Bessnett and his orchestra.
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Carbon Hill High School Alumni Association
Richard Bessnett
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