Logan Daily News publication details and pricing
The Logan Daily News of Logan Ohio published daily except Sunday by Wayne Aver Company lists consolidation with the Hocking Sentinel and Ohio Democrat. It provides subscription rates: 30 cents weekly by carrier, six months in county $6, two dollars, 1 year zones from $7 to $8 by zone, with pricing variations.
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The
Wayneaver Company
Logan
Ohio
East Main
Hocking County
Logan Trade
Island
Austria Wins Postwar Freedom Two Years After Liberation
In May 1955 Russia agreed to withdraw from Austria ending occupation but at a steep price. Austria paid 150 million dollars for assets seized by Nazis and Soviets, stayed militarily neutral, barred nuclear arms, and faced restrictions on civilian aviation. Despite hope for broader liberation in Eastern Europe, the Austrian example did not signal a wider shift in the Cold War balance.
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Russia
Austria
Soviet Union
Moscow
Soviet East Germany
Gunga Din, 1907, and the Thousand Islands
The fragment lists Gunga Din from Kipling, notes 1907 as the last pre 1929 panic, and asks for a large island group in the St. Lawrence River. The Thousand Islands are identified as the group.
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Wall Street
St. Lawrence River
Rudyard Kipling
Thousand Islands
Great Plains Green Again Amid Drought Recovery
Hal Boyle notes rains revive the Great Plains after five years of drought. Kansas editors praise fresh green fields, cattle grazing returns, and a hopeful outlook for agriculture and industry. Some warn excess moisture could pose a risk as relief spreads during a Democratic governor’s term.
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Hal Boyle
Manhattan
Kan
Great Plains
Rockies
Texas
E. T. Lowther
The
Emporia Gazette
Kansas
Introducing Personnel Of Carborundum
John F. Busch a product engineer at Carborundum Co Logan plant since 1946 leads cold press process engineering in the resinoid department. A Cornell graduate and former Niagara Falls plant engineer, he lives on Maysville Rd with his wife Margaret and three children.
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John F. Busch
Carborundum Co
Logan
Busch
Carborundum
Niagara Falls
Kenmore
N. Y
Cornell University
Cornell
Linde Air Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Manhattan Project
Alpha Chi Sigma
Professional Chemical Engineering Society
Society of Plastics Engineers
Logan First Presbyterian Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Choir
Margaret
Fred
Eric
Myra
Maysville Rd
Army To Adopt Metric System
The Army will replace feet and miles with the European metric system for artillery and rifle fire distances and heights. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor signed a regulation citing standardization within NATO and better use of allied and captured material, with a start on the change-over at the least practicable delay.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Mussolini Treasure Bags Spotted in Lake Como
Two bags possibly part of the Mussolini treasure were seen Friday in Lake Como by a diver. The bags, reported by Capt Otto Kisnat Mussolini’s bodyguard, may hold gold bars jewels coins and personal documents. A salvage court in the 12 year old case authorized recovery of the bags.
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Milan
Italy
Mussolini
Lake Como
Como
Otto Kisnat
Munich
Kisnat
Switzerland
New Principal Named for Hayward Junior High
Springfield announces L. G. Ronemus named principal of Hayward Junior High School. Ronemus previously served as athletic director for Springfield schools.
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Springfield
L. G. Ronemus
Hayward
Ronemus
Asia Flu Epidemic Hits Tokyo and Kyoto
Asia faces a rising flu epidemic from 80 000 to 100 000 cases in Tokyo and Kyoto. The outbreak forces 96 schools to close as cases remain mild and mostly non severe in the region.
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Tokyo
Asia
Kyoto
Daily Across and Down Word Puzzle Answers
A crossword style clue list with across and down entries numbered from 1 to 38. It includes definitions for tissue, spice, termagant, and various others across and down clues plus a note referencing yesterday's answer.
Your Destiny In Outer Space Man Made Moon To Wear Top Hat
A third group of man made moons will launch as a three car space train. The hat wearing satellite carries a magnetometer to measure magnetic currents and a 2 foot wide balloon to study air drag. The mission aims to refine earth shape, gravity variations, and climate data while telescopes monitor the flights from around the world.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Washington
Earth
Moon
Ohio Road Deaths Show Decline in Early year
Ohio reports an 8 percent drop in traffic fatalities for January through March compared with last year. Injuries fell 4 percent and accidents 5 percent, with 408 deaths and 16,683 injuries in 37,980 crashes statewide. The death rate is 4.8 per 100 million car miles, 16 percent below the national average. Gordon Jeffery notes ongoing declines since July.
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Columbus
Department of Highway Safety
Gordon Jeffery
Ohio
AEC Expert Says Radiation From Bomb Test Very Small
An Atomic Energy Commission official testified that Strontium 90 from bomb tests would expose an average American to 1% to 18% of natural bone radiation over a 70 year life, based on milk calcium and northeastern U S conditions. The briefing covered fallout risks, with estimates of fatalities and nonfatal radiological effects under a large-scale attack.
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AEC
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Merril Ejisenbud
New York
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Charles Shafer
Weather Bureau
Civil Defense Administration
United States
Shafer
Lyle T. Alexander
Department of Agriculture
Eisenbud
Eisenbad
Eisenbudh
U. S
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