Public sale of Gallagher land considered by city council
The council discussed a possible public sale of the Gallagher property on Front Street, valued around $17 000 with back taxes of 10 342.71. Officials note tax waivers are not allowed and plan to involve Fred Murray and the prosecutor. If sold at sheriff sale the city would reclaim back taxes and recover部分 costs, with funds earmarked for playground maintenance.
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Gallagher
Front Street
Richard Gerken
Fred Murray
Hocking County
Frank Mantor
Gerken
Mantor
Fred Becker
State Tax Appeal Board
Becker
Harry Smith
Smith
SER
Envantnzang
En A G Vy
Murray
Falls Township
Logan School
Bowen Street
Buell Eby
Mulberry Street
Nelsonville Youth Faces Hit Skip Charges
A 17-year-old Nelsonville youth faces hit and run charges after a collision on Walnut Street near Second Street. Police traced the driver from a hub cap and license plate. the youth, en route to Columbus, did not report the incident and is held in the county jail pending a court hearing before Judge Rhea Pettit Bangert.
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Rhea Pettit Bangert
Sosaile
Nelsonville
Cnse
Irvin Chilcote
Columbus
Charg
Walnut Street
Second Street
Whee
tSeelitmece Pak
Memorial Day Observances Planned Across Four Counties
Memorial Day services are set for Logan Carbon Hill Murray City and South Perry with parades at 9:30 a.m. led by local school bands. Offices and most businesses will close, post offices suspend deliveries, and a series of cemetery ceremonies and taps salutes will honor veterans.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
Murray City
South Perry
Logan High School
Market Street
Main Street
Oak Grove
Old Cemetery
Murray City Cemetery
Murray City High School
Murray City Post 420
American Legion
Laurelville
Charles Chatfield
Vinton County
Tempers Flaring On Political Scene
Washington May 28 Reports from Connecticut Florida Texas Iowa Alabama show party delegates split with disputes and walkouts. Eisenhower narrows gap to Taft while Kefauver leads in Democratic counts. Taft 404 Eisenhower 382 in GOP and Russell leads Harriman 61 2 to Kefauver 122 in Democratic delegate tallies.
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Washington
Connecticut
Texas
Hartford
Florida
Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio
Robert Taft
Richard Russell
Georgia
W. Averell Harriman
Associated Press
Russell
Kefauver
Mineral Wells
Eisenhower
Taft
Truce talks show pressure as negotiators clash in Panmunjom
In Panmunjom the Red truce negotiators threaten new attacks over repatriation while UN delegates dismiss the threats as propaganda. North Korean General Nam II repeats charges of mistreatment of captured Reds as Allied leaders warn against using talks for propaganda.
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Munsan
Korea
Nam II
Senate Probers Detail Reds All-Male Parties In D C Embassy Case
Senate investigators disclosed testimony of all male sex parties hosted by Teo H Florin a Czech diplomat in Washington to extract information from American guests. Witnesses Molnar Svoboda and Cvetic described alcohol fueled gatherings with no women present and reports sent to Czech authorities. The hearings tied these events to a wider Red spy network with links to New York Pittsburgh and Cleveland consulates now closed.
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Washington
P— Senate
United States
Teo H. Florin
Senate
Internal Security
Joseph Molnar
FBI
Molnar
Pavlina Svoboda
Matthew Cvetic
Pittsburgh
Florin
Miss Svoboda
Ervin Munk
New York
Red
Cleveland
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Logan High 1952 Graduates Told to Guard Democracy
Rev Bruce M Lampert of First Baptist Cambridge addresses 130 Logan High School seniors at commencement praising youth as a precious cargo of democracy and freedom. Logan schools superintendent George Carr notes record turnout and class size with 1952 valedictorian Ronna Vollmer and salutatorian Doris Huston.
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Bruce M. Lampert
First Baptist Church
Cambridge
Logan High School
Lambert
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
America
George E. Carr
Logan
Howard E. Kirk
Logan High
Ronna Lucille Vollmer
Doris Marie Huston
Ten eggs end in tragedy for Jenny the Hen
In Cudworth England on May 28 1939 world titlist Jennifer the hen that laid 10 eggs in less than an hour died from overwork. Farmer Charlie Rogers saw Jenny produce ten eggs after a period of inactivity and she spent the night in a box before the fatal laying burst. Rogers plans to have a taxidermist mount Jenny and her ten eggs in a glass case amid Britain’s food shortages.
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Cudworth
England
Jennifer
Charlie Rogers
Jenny
Rogers
Britain
Much Of Nation Now Cool Wet Weather Widespread
It was cool and wet across the mid continent with showers from Lower Michigan through Indiana and Southern Illinois into Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. Thundershowers extended into Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana while parts of the country remained fair.
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Chicago
Mid-Continent
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Outer Mongolia Names New Premier Tse Den Bal
The Soviet government announced Tse Den Bal as premier of Communist Outer Mongolia. He succeeds the late Marshal Choi Bol San who died of cancer in a Moscow hospital in January.
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Moscow
Tse den Bal
Outer Mongolia
Choi Bol-San
Mild quake rattles Naples area with no damage
A mild earthquake struck the Naples region on Wednesday near Naples Italy with no damage reported and no injuries. The tremor prompted brief local concern but officials said there were no structural impacts or aftershocks expected.
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Naples
Italy
Thief Steals 100 Pound Sack of Potatoes From Public Market Stall
Rochester police were told by Joseph Arena that a break in at the public market occurred Tuesday. A 100 pound sack of potatoes was taken, with nothing else missing.
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Rochester
N. Y
Joseph Arena
Demands Increase For Koje Hearing
Washington observers press for a Senate investigation into the Koje prisoner of war camps amid rising disclosures of stockade chaos. Sen Bridges calls for accountability of Gen Ridgway while Pentagon leaders seek explanations for how riots escalated and how 8000 hard core Reds were concentrated in one stockade.
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Washington
Koje
Bridges
Senate
Matthew B. Ridgway
Hoje
Far East Command
Stockades
Ridgway
Senate Armed Services Committee
Far East
Berlin Faces Resumption Of New Blockade
Berlin tightens pressure on blockade threatened city with orders to shoot for passes in new three mile no man’s land. Visa formula and travel bans threaten West Berlin travel as Allied officials warn of isolation and possible airlift if needed.
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Red
Iron Curtain
No-Man’s Land
Bonn
Berlin
Helmstedt
Paris
Russia
West Berlin
East Germany
Ozark preacher fasts 37 days amid anti sin and communism vigil
Rev. J. J. Ivie a 55 year old Assembly of God minister in Cherryville Missouri has not eaten for 37 days and vows to fast until death unless a religious revival saves the world from sin and communism. He declines medical help and has prepared a statement to shield his wife from legal action.
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Cherryville
J. J. Ivie
Assembly of God Church
Ivie
W. R. Wills
Steelville
Duce
Myers
Food Price Hikes Planned After Government Review
Washington May 28 government to announce ceilings on a wide range of food items raising prices about a penny per item. Office of Price Stabilization projects a national food bill rise of about 100 million dollars yearly. Distributors contest impact noting competition drives prices, while retailers may pass five cent weekly per person increases.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
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Robert Lee Fox
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Lois Beatrice Hagan
William Eugene Harwood
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Donald Lee Helber
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Charles Roger Johnson
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Larry Maurice Kitchen
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James Merton Warthman
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