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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1948
Page
4
Fragmentary notice outlines postal handling and Associated Press rights for republication. Mentions locations in Ohio and Michigan and references to national and Detroit offices.
The minority Democratic members fault the majority Hughes report for indirect conclusions and unproven guilt while noting Hughes defense, wartime contracts, and money spent. They argue congressional investigations risk damaging reputations via flimsy evidence and stress citizens’ rights in such proceedings.
Hal Boyle surveys population growth and density from 1790 to 1947, noting crowded cities, farms, and transport as drivers. He cites rising counts of people, animals, and vehicles, the shift of population centers, and the lure of rural living versus urban congestion.
Ben Greet was a pioneering stage actor who popularized outdoor Shakespearean performances. The Cave of the Winds is a cavern behind Luna Falls near Niagara. Scheherazade was composed by Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov. Washington became the capital in 1800 when officially occupied. The vice president who popularized a pipe with an under slung bow was Charles G Dawes.
Washington report notes Republicans aim for early adjournment around June 1 and a June 21 GOP convention. Possible running mates for Truman include Pepper, O Mahoney, and Forrestal, while Stassen Vandenberg Halleck and Dewey loom for Republicans. Air Force academy plan eyed for Randolph Field with a 2 million cost for 500 officers.
In Munich the military government suggests Americans and Germans jointly grow vegetables and fruit with yields shared fifty fifty. Americans supply seed and fertilizer from the PX while Germans provide labor. Officials note no directive bans such cooperation though Americans cannot sell garden output. Land would be requisitioned for the project.
The Moscow Komsomolets reports 830000 Soviet workers will travel as tourists in the USSR this summer. Forty two tourist bases have been established to assist travelers. The central unions secretariat says 21 routes are being laid out for this worker movement.
Alec contemplates staying in the Navy while his partner Anne suspects more about his plans. He weighs honesty against concealing the full truth as he plans a tense interview and braces for possible departures and reconciliations.
After a letter misread and a failed post mortem, the man discovers a transformed attic. Anne awaits their first moment alone, torn between longing and restraint as they try to act nonchalant. The scene ends with them as strangers again, hinting at a kiss yet to come.
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