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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
4
The Logan Daily News lists editorial leadership M. K. Rusty Parker as editor and publisher with a managing editor and business manager. It notes mailing details, press associations, and single copy pricing. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and county, with regional mail pricing specified.
The piece argues that primary ballots overwhelm voters with unfamiliar names especially for minor offices. It blames voter laziness and the complexity of state government, urging wholesale reorganization and simplification to improve genuine representation in state capitals.
A 1926 Central Press item titled Scott's Scrapbook by R. J. Scott describes an Abyssinia stamp with giraffes in a jungle and the Royal Lion of Judah coat of arms. It notes Solomon's throne, a native figure, inscriptions in native language and French, and a hydraulic water-hammer mechanism from Korea resulting in logs falling to pound grain in a mortar.
Mr Lucius Wright and daughter Myra left for Europe Sunday. The class of 1906 was entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr Alex White. Miss Charlotte Work and Bird White with Mr Dawson of Columbus and Mr Will Strentz were Sunday visitors at the Rock House. Mr William Ackers moved back to Logan from Washington DC where he worked on the Record Republican. Scioto Traction Line Co officials will be in Logan Saturday to prospect a proposed line through the town and valley. Walter Hartman son of Martin Hartman of Logan graduated Tuesday from van t Law School at Chattanooga Tenn. The young man earns congratulations for completing his education against odds.
A New York dispatch notes European travelers aboard the Girolstein refused to land until a Customs Officer guaranteed they would not be shot by gangsters. The piece argues long tolerance of crime and corruption has harmed America’s national character and its standing abroad.
Questions ask which American holidays are also celebrated in Britain and request titles of the actual heads of Canadian something, plus a query about Cornwallis and George Washington in a city. The fragmentary prompt mixes holiday names with historical figures and locations.
A hostess should eat slowly so she does not finish before guests and should nibble bread if she finishes first. The text warns about fearing newspapers more than a large number of bayonets.
The horoscope notes birthday individuals are quiet yet venturesome with a knack for satisfaction in any condition. It describes musical, inventive, original and poetic tendencies as prominent talents.
In Yorktown Virginia on Oct 19, 724 the governor general and the premier are mentioned in relation to Christmas and Easter observances, reflecting ceremonial or administrative notes from the period.
Detective Keyes and Gary Maughan investigate the Margalo Younger murder at Don Van Every’s house. Suspects include Roy Barri more and Allan Foster. Joyce Younger confides jealousy and the planned tea with the ruby. Police pursue disguised nun buyers of the ruby and await Barri more’s statement.
A 1923 issue in Suriname commemorates the 25th anniversary of Queen Wilhelmina’s government, featuring a stamp album note for that milestone.
South Atlantic League umpire Matt Hammond recounted a collision between the umpires' car and a woman's vehicle in Macon Georgia. When she demanded explanations he replied Sorry ma'am but we didn't see you. You didn't see a machine as large as mine You must be baseball umpires.
Alban Glazier and Charles Chapman of Malone New York both hooked the same fish in Plumadore Pond. They were astonished to have a nibble at the same moment and pull up lines with hooks embedded in the fish.
Delegates at the Washington state convention of master plumbers voice indignation over a remark about forgetting. The brief item mentions Mrs Boyd Wright of 48 Hill Street in Tacoma and a trade incentive tied to paper redemption.
The column features Charles King of the Knickerbocker Whist club as declarer in a dramatic contract. King’s opponents doubled after an aggressive sequence, but clever play by King and partner turns a potential slam into a win, highlighting the humor and skill at the table.
Luis Cuellar sat in jail in Mexico City after walking into the Bank of Mexico and passing a bearer check for 270000 dollars drawn with Henry Ford’s name. Bank employees, pretending to search records, informed him Ford had no account there and summoned police.
Tools were arranged for a soldering contest when sessions were adjourned and visitors left after the contest was called off because the plumbers forgot their solder.
The Dudley Adams murder trial was expected to be delayed in Lisbon today after the death of Robert M. Brookes, 42, associate defense attorney, from a heart attack. Adams, 22, is charged with the Christmas Day slaying of Clarence Dickey, 25, during a milk wagon holdup.
Fragmented readable clues show many numbers with partial word hints including froth intuitive polite and many foreign language notes. The garbled grid mentions phrases like Indefinite article joined care for and suffix forms while listing multiple across and down entries.
A column traces relief meals from 1795 London to 1902 Chicago and notes modern dietetic methods providing milk and cereals to protect against nutritional diseases. It cites survival of premature infants with scientific feeding and ends with questions about calories in butter pretzels and Melba toast.
London Ohio June 1 AP two local sophomores Jao Buehl Jr and Henry Floyd will share an honor as the first high school students to engage in hybrid seed corn production under vocational agriculture teacher A R Hocking. They planted one acre plots with inbred strains and will harvest seed ears from three rows while a fourth row provides pollen for hybridizing the seed rows.
N O Ree, owner of a dance resort at nearby Amanda, appeared for a hearing on state tax charges after Sheriff J Schumacher reported liquor without tax paid. The case also involves confiscation of phoney dice, gambling equipment and seven pistols.
The Ohio Grand Lodge of the Protected Home Circle opened its three day twenty first biennial convention in East Liverpool with members gathering for the event.
Columbus reports the liquor board doubts sidewalk beer stands will appear. Leonard says such stands would flaunt dry laws and offend the public, since beer must be consumed on the premises. Officials rejected a permit for street wagon beer service.
Authorities probe the death of Edgar Conner, 42, found unconscious at Hobart Manufacturing where he served as assistant and factory manager. Sheriff says a poison was discovered in his office. investigation ongoing.
Local notice lists Earl Landis and the address 229 West Street in a Logan area shopper insert. The fragment seems to announce a person and location without additional context or events.
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