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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1956

Page

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Immunization drive planned for Hocking County children

Logan Hocking County health department announces a fall immunization schedule in county and city schools. Dr. H. M. Boocks urges early protection against smallpox tetanus diphtheria and whooping cough with doses during September at listed elementary schools.

Logan-Hocking County H. M. Boocks Logan East Logan Central St. John's West Logan Boocks County Board of Health

Adlai Opens Campaign With $280000 Harrisburg Speech

Adlai Stevenson formally launches his bid for the presidency in Harrisburg with a $280000 speech at a fund raising dinner. He plans a nationwide media blitz across television and radio beginning at 8:30 p m EST, preparing a major theme for the campaign.

Harrisburg Adlai Stevenson

Constitution Week Proclaimed in Logan

Mayor Francis E. Myers proclaimed September 17 to 23 as Constitution Week in Logan to mark the 169th anniversary of the Constitution. He urged citizens to study the document and its Bill of Rights and to protect the freedoms it guarantees for current and future generations.

Francis E. Myers Logan U.S Myers

Hefty baby born in Chickasha weighs seventeen pounds

Mrs. Joe Stamper, 36, delivered a 17-pound girl at her Chickasha home on Wednesday night. Dr. C. A. Bumgardner reported both mother and infant in good condition.

Chickasha Okla Joe Stamper C. A. Bumgardner

U N Aide Seeks End to Holy Land Border Clashes

U N truce chief Maj. Gen. Edson Burns urged Jordan and Israel to halt a rising spiral of attacks amid the Suez crisis. Jordan sources alleged 1000 Israeli vehicles and armored units struck a police post, killing 20 Jordanians in a two hour battle three miles from a prior Israeli casualties site. An Israeli report said two guardsmen were killed by Jordanian infiltrators and another missing. Burns called the raids retaliation condemned by the Security Council.

Jerusalem Edson Burns U. N Jordan Israel Dead Sea Red Sea Burns Security Council

Hocking County Temperatures On Rise Again

Hocking County basking in late summer warmth as fair and warmer weather continues. Yesterday high reached 85 degrees, today near 90, with 81 recorded at 11:30 a.m. and a low of 56 overnight.

Hocking County

Knowland Speech Headlines Ohio GOP Convention Night

The GOP platform, speeches, and endorsements dominated the Columbus convention with Sen. William F. Knowland urging a strong constitutional guard. Delegates backed Eisenhower Nixon, Bricker introduced speakers, and Knowland pressed for pro growth policies and continued U S leadership amid nuclear test cautions directed at Adlai Stevenson.

William F. Knowland U. S. Senate

Eisenhower Focuses on Future in Pennsylvania Rally

President Eisenhower urged about 500 GOP leaders at his Gettysburg farm rally to register voters and vote, stressing the party’s forward path. He declined direct digs at Democrats while urging a nationwide campaign to keep the nation on a path of prosperity, progress, and peace. Nixon outlined a harsh line against Stevenson and Truman on the 1956 ticket, signaling a tough district-by-district push as Republicans seek victory in November.

Stevenson Kefauver New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Delaware West Virginia Washington, D. C Eisenhower Nixon Congress Maine Ohio Cincinnati Gettysburg J. Harry McGregor 17Th John W. Bricker Knowland Dulles Adlai E. Stevenson U. S GOP Sen James Duff

Better Aged Aid Program Urged

WOOSTER Democratic governor hopeful Michael V. Di Salle called for an up to date program for the aged. He urged reexamining retirement norms and improving housing for seniors as life expectancy rises and more elderly are institutionalized.

Paratroopers Rescue Teammate After Free Fall

At Fort Bragg North Carolina on a Wednesday a C119 drop turned dangerous when Sgt. Leon L. Peine lost his parachute as Specialist 3C Roger D. Busch on the opposite side of the aircraft reached him. Busch grabbed Peine and saved his life though Peine sustained a head injury. Busch, unhurt, described the moment and immediate actions.

FT. Bragg N. C Leon L. Peine Roger D. Busch Sgt Peine Busch Sgt. Peine Bellaire Tex Albuquerque, N. M

Estes Kerfews Kefauver Attacks Eisenhower On Farmers

Senator Estes Kefauver accused President Eisenhower of cynicism toward Democratic efforts to sustain a prosperous family farm economy in rural America in York Pennsylvania. He charged Eisenhower opposes get rich quick schemes for farmers and urged patience and balanced policy.

York Estes Kefauver Eisenhower America Kefauver General Motors White House

Dulles backs diverting ships around Suez crisis

Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would divert ships around Africa if Egypt blocks the Suez Passage. He indicated US readiness to offer dollar loans to friendly nations and urged Egypt to join a proposed canal users association led by Eden. Egypt warned the plan could trigger war while Cairo pressed for open passage under the Suez convention.

Minvil Clark State Board of Education Washington Dulles U. S Suez Canal Egypt United States Africa Eden Britain France Ahmed Hussein Anthony Eden Eisenhower Users’ Association Suez Association Cairo Middle East Nasser Mediterranean Lloyd United Nations Russia

Britain backs Suez Canal users plan amid crisis

Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told Parliament the United States supports a proposed Suez Canal users association to regulate traffic and collect tolls under Egypt as landlord. Eden seeks confidence vote as Egypt denounces the move as provocation and war threat.

London Selwyn Lloyd Suez Canal Users’ Association United States Egypt Eden House of Commons Users’ Association Middle East Waterway Cairo

Kitchen Sink Stolen in Dismantling Case

Lewis Brunner reported to police that a house he was dismantling was broken into and the kitchen sink and drainboard were stolen.

Hamilton Lewis Brunner

Nelsonville Youth Admits Park Burglary

A 17 year old Nelsonville boy admitted with his older brother burglarizing a concession stand at Old Man's Ave last weekend. Authorities recovered much of the loot in a box near the city dump while the older brother remains at large. Charges will be filed in Athens County Juvenile Court.

Nelsonville Old Man’s ‘Ave A. J. ‘Waldron Kenneth Rheinscheid Hocking Waldron Athens County

Fireman Unable To Save Girl 16

In Columbus on the South Side a fire swept a home as Ruth Ann Maley 16 was found on the floor beside a second floor bedroom window. Firemen arrived but could not reach her in time and she did not survive.

Columbus South Side Ruth Ann Maley

Helber Family Returns Home After 4800 Mile Cancer Aid Trip

The Helber family traveled 4800 miles by car to seek help for their cancer-stricken daughter Karen Mae and returned to Logan Rt. 2 at 12 15 p m. They thanked donors including Logan Lions Club and Hocking Hills Ladies Golf Association whose gifts helped reach 2089 dollars for Karen Mae Helber Fund.

Karen Mae Helbers Logan Rt. 2 Helber The Daily News Logan Lions Club Hocking Hills Ladies Golf Association Sun Glow Furniture

Georgia Boy Faces Removal of Second Eye

In Atlanta, the divorced parents of five year old Johnny Pair weigh whether to permit removal of the right eye after doctors found cancer spread from the left eye two years earlier. The boy, who has not been told of his condition, remains under parental decision after custody was granted to his mother.

Atlanta Johnny Pair Bessie Pai Arnold Pair Johnpry Sibole Nike Nancy

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