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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1948
Page
4
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Newsweek surveyed 50 economists across business labor government and education to forecast year end price trends. Results: 26 expect prices to rise 14 see no change and 10 foresee a decline. The average suggests little overall change despite rising government and military spending.
The article argues the reciprocal trade program expires this month and a House bill would limit its extension to a year. It warns the measure would impose many restrictions, allow veto power over future trade deals by the tariff commission or Congress, and reflect a tilt toward new tariff barriers while the Marshall Plan urges freer commerce globally.
Alabama's governor Jim Folsom declares he will not accept the Democratic nomination for President. The colorful 6 foot 8 inch figure speaks to press questions about his political future and national ambitions.
Hal Boyle profiles J Henry Smythe the veteran slogan writer and unofficial Republican delegate nominee in Philadelphia Smythe at 64 describes plans to craft slogans for the convention and press for a flag pledge and Franklin tribute He boasts tens of thousands of slogans penned including wartime and presidential campaign lines and recalls his 1904 Roosevelt debut.
A bold statement from Georges Bidault, French foreign minister, affirming Western Europe’s right to self organization and collective freedom. He emphasizes unity and sovereign legitimacy amid postwar concerns and security guarantees.
A 1940s style pop program at Carnegie Hall honored Thomas Fats Waller with acts like the Deep River Boys and Wings Over Jordan. The piece recalls Waller’s funeral at Abyssinian Baptist Church and the lasting impact of his joyful piano style.
Mr Pleasant and Mrs Charlene Griffith with Kathleen Stanley visited relatives from Saturday to Monday. John McVey spent Sunday with the Griffiths and others at the wedding and reception of Louise Bowers and Donald Graham in Logan. Several families visited Fairview Cemetery on Sunday and Jimmy Conkle secured employment in Columbus.
Julia senses danger as Anne plans an unlikely marriage to Alec while John and Helen face a fragile split. Alec contemplates divorce to free Anne, but Helen's grip and finances complicate any escape. Alec wrestles with guilt and responsibility as Anne's future hangs in the balance.
Notice in case 5086 announces Hugh Hooper of Logan Ohio appointed executor of the estate of George B Hooper deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated May 24 1948 at B L E Probate Judge ward County.
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