Logan Chieftains Clinch 14 7 Win Over Lancaster Cadets
Logan Chieftains ground out a 14 to 7 victory over Boys Industrial School of Lancaster at home. Captain Bobby Fisk suffered a shoulder injury and will miss two weeks as league play begins. Logan totaled 324 yards, with Yates Wright Eddie Wallace and Bill Saxton key on defense and Don Mauk stepping in at center.
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Logan Chieftains
Boys’ Industrial School of Lancaster
Chieftains
Cadets
Bobby Fisk
Braves
Logan
Yates
Wright
Eddie Wallace
Bill Saxton
Don Mauk
Bill Rafferty
Bis
Logan Hi Band Delights Fans at County Fair Halftime Show
The Logan High School band of 100 under James Horwell entertained fans at the Logan BIS game halftime in the LHS stadium. They performedорм Corn Fair, The Band Played On, an expanding balloon burst, Bar X Ranch with Home on the Range and a Mardi Gras finale with vocal trio Clarabelle Rempel, Marcia Taylor and Celia Parks.
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Logan High School
LHS
James Horwell
Clarabelle Rempel
Marcia Taylor
Celia Parks
Ohioans Set Out On Florida Trip In 60-Foot Boat
Four Painesville residents depart on a 2000 mile voyage to Florida in a 60 foot homemade fishing craft built by brothers Everett Harold and Paul Buechler. Everett's wife Lillian joins the expedition to settle in Florida and pursue commercial fishing using the vessel. The route follows the Grand River Lake Erie Erie Canal Hudson River and then south on the Atlantic. The boat features sleeping quarters for four and runs on a diesel marine engine.
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Painesville
Florida
Everett
Harold
Paul Buechler
Lillian
Grand River
Lake Erie
Erie Canal
Hudson River
Hurricane Aims North Atlantic After Cuba Florida Strike
The hurricane that battered Cuba and Florida was about 150 miles south of Newfoundland at dawn racing northeastward at 44 mph. The U S Weather Bureau said no land danger but vessels ahead of the storm were in danger.
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Washington
Cuba
Florida
Newfoundland
U. S
Lorain Union Pickets City Hall Over Contract Refusal
The Lorain local of the United Public Workers of America plans a Monday picket at city hall to protest Mayor T. J. Flaherty for refusing to sign a written contract covering 1385 members. Local vice (text cut).
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Lorain, O
Lorain
United Public Workers of America
CIO
T. J. Flaherty
Southeastern Ohio League Grid Dominated By Five Wins
In Southeast Ohio League action Athens crushed Oak Hill 45-0 while Gallipolis beat Point Pleasant 35-0 and Wellston defeated Waverly 27-6. Pomeroy routed Chauncey Dover 39-0, Middleport edged Wahama 24-19 as Don Brownie Payne totaled 290 yards. Jackson lost 27-0 to Washington Court House. Nelsonville had an open date. Middleport opens league play next week.
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Athens
Oak Hill
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Wellston
Waverly
Pomeroy
Chauncey Dover
Middleport
Wahama
West Virginia
Don
Brownie) Payne
Bail and Kuhn spark BIS drive in football clash
Tribesmen push Bail into the line for a 23 yard run and Kuhn scorches for 4 as BIS answers Cadets. Bail adds the extra point after Logan’s early TD drive. Cadets’ offense stalls as Logan and Braves trade chances and Soliday powers a fresh bid before the page ends.
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Bail
Kuhn
Holiday
Lonnie Bail
Logan
Braves
Jim Gabriel
Bobby Fisk
Soliday
Fair finale features regional band contest and rodeo
The Hocking County fair ends with seven bands Murray City Glouster Buchtel Union Furnace Haydenville Chauncey and Logan contending for prizes up to 50 dollars. Ohio University band director will judge. Saturday offers six horse hitch rodeo parade livestock and fireworks as 2500 attend Friday night. results of the horse pulling are due Monday.
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Big Hocking County
al Jones
WLW
Disgruntled Youth Charged with Arson in Greenhouse Fire
In Cleveland Roy Lingruen aged 20 was charged with arson in connection with the $100,000 Rockey River Greenhouse Co. fire on September 1. He is the manager’s son and was employed at the greenhouse and had been refused a pay raise shortly before the blaze, according to Detective George J. Jindra.
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Cleveland
Roy Lingruen
Rockey River Greenhouse Co
George J. Jindra
Government Says Next Year Will Be Kind to Pocketbooks
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports 1949 incomes likely to stay high after a record year and forecasts continued strong employment. Rent trends from the Federal Reserve show a rosy outlook, while farmers on small acreages see lower incomes as many take industrial jobs. farm laborers decline from prewar levels.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Federal Reserve
Bend Tey
Reds Propose One Third Cut In World Arms
The Soviet Union proposed to the United Nations in Paris a one third reduction of all five major powers land sea and air forces within a year. Andrei Vishinsky urged an international control body to supervise disarmament and called for prohibition of atomic weapons. He also accused U S leaders of pursuing world domination.
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United Nations Assembly
Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United States
Defense
James V. Forrestal
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Styles Bridges
RNH
George C. Kenney
U.S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Vis
V. M. Molotov
Assembly
Forrestal
Henri Queuille
France
Queuille
Berlin
Berlin- Hamburg
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Eva
Peron
U.S
John Griffith
Montevideo
Uruguay
Eduardo Colom
Chamber of Deputies
Wall Street
Italy
Vatican
Iron Curtain
Hungary
Poland
State highway to share Mulberry Street bridge upgrades
Hocking County commissioners announced the state highway department will finance half of the Mulberry Street bridge improvement, totaling about 12 000 dollars with 6 000 from each party. The project covers new steel girders a steel floor with bituminous finish and repainting.
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State Highway Department
Mulberry Street
Hocking
Highway Department
Pottery Street
Vine Street
General Electric
Logan
Havana reports Saura unlikely to receive pardon by Christmas
Patricia Schmidt, a Toledo dancer convicted of murdering John Lester Mee of Chicago, is unlikely to be pardoned before Christmas. Reliable sources say President Ramon Gray Martin, busy with state matters, will not grant clemency before his term ends October 10.
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Havana
Patricia
Laura) Schmidt
Toledo
Ohio
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Ramon Gray Martin
Columbus Wife Dies In Accident At Home
Mrs Faire Stevens 42 former New York actress died after apparently falling down stairs in her Columbus home and being struck by a glass topped cocktail table A shard of glass pierced her neck She was employed by a furrier and is survived by her husband William J Stevens a painter.
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Columbus
Faire Stevens
New York
Taft Urges GOP Victory in Ohio Women Speeches
In Columbus taft addresses Ohio Federation of Republican Women urging a decisive November win. Dirksen accuses Democrats of a 16 year crisis mindset while Herbert cites three reasons for GOP success including experienced candidates and a record of achievement.
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Columbus
Ohio Federation of Republican Women
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Congress
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Molotov
Stalin
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Lancaster arrests mount in meat theft and gambling probe
Eighth man, Mel McClanahan a longtime restaurant operator, surrendered on a charge of promoting a scheme of chance. Dr J Russell Stukey and Denver Ball also surrendered on stolen meat and stolen property charges. The grand jury urged action against Mayor Fred Von Stein and Police Chief Samuel Hutsler.
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Lancaster
Mel McClanahan
McClanahan
Harley Highley
McClanahan's
North
Columbus Street
J. Russell Stukey
Stukey
Fairfield Inn
U.S. Route 33
Denver Ball
William C. Pickering
John L. Johnson
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Fred von Stein
Samuel Hutsler
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Harry Kilbarger
Swift and Co
Columbus
Fred O. Snyder
Sheila Wilson
Shelly's Restaurant
M. H. Nihiser
R. and J. Grocery
William Starrett
McClanahan’s
van Stein
Thomas J. Herbert
Posse Scours Blue Valley Woods for Missing Hunter Clyde Dunick
A volunteer posse searched the wooded Blue Valley area near Lancaster's Industrial School for Clyde Dunick, 69, missing since Thursday dawn after a squirrel hunt with Roy Blazer. Sheriff Harley Highley and state patrol planned to fly a search plane today after a four hour Friday sweep found no trace.
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Blue Valley
Lancaster Boys’ Industrial School
Clyde Dunick
Lancaster
Harley Highley
Dunick
Roy Blazer
Blazer
Sheriff Highley
Fred Gardner
Baby Recovers After Bladder Malformation Operation
PameIa Lamphere aged 23 months is recovering in Chicago after an operation to correct a rare bladder malformation. She sat up and doctors said she was doing fine. A second operation is planned in about three weeks as part of a three stage procedure.
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Chicago
Pamela Lamphere
Senator Seeks Answers on Ilse Koch Sentence Reduction
Senator Baldwin asks the Senate Armed Services Committee to explain why the Army reduced Ilse Kochs sentence from life to four years. Koch, wife of the Buchenwald commandant, was linked to prisoner deaths and tortures and accused of using tattooed skin for lamp shades. General Lucius D. Clay had approved a related recommendation.
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Army
Ilse Koch
Washington
Baldwin
R-Conn
Senate
Buchenwald
Armed Services Committee
Royall
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