Logan Ohio Newspapers and Subscription Rates Notice
The Wayne W Galvin firm notes consolidation of The Hocking Sentinel The Ohio Democrat and The Logan Daily News The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail within Ohio zones and outside zones and provides Associated Press affiliations and national representatives.
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Logan Daily News
Wayne Art Company
Logan
Ohio
East Main
Wayne W. Galvin
William &. Miller
Lawrence Twees
Hocking Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
John W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Newark
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Detroit
General Motors
Cleveland
Hocking County
Logan Trade Area
Nauvoo Charter Copy Found in Library of Congress
Nauvoo charter dating from 1840, granting the Mormon city an effective independent army, was kept by the Illinois Legislature. It was repealed in 1845 after expulsions and migrations to Utah. Douglas supported it. Abraham Lincoln voted in its favor.
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Library of Congress
Illinois
Nauvoo
Missouri
Commerce
Ill
Mississippi River
Quincy
Chicago
Utah
Nauvoo Legion
Joseph Smith
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Mata Haris and the spy parable across nations
The piece contrasts gendered spy myths noting American and Russian practices. It highlights Mildred Gillars Axis Sally and other women like Elizabeth Bentley and Judith Coplon linked to foreign agents. It argues both sexes can use charm, power, and betrayal in espionage.
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Mildred
Sally) Gillars
Elizabeth Bentley
Judith Coplon
Moscow
FBI Watches Pirates and Fugitives at the Pier
FBI agents were at the pier when Gerhart Eisler, the German communist fugitive, boarded a Polish ship to jump bail of 23 500. They sought to stop Valentine A. Gubitchev, a Soviet engineer awaiting espionage trial, fearing he might flee the country. The episode is touted as proof of the bureau’s single-minded focus.
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FBI
Gerhart Eisler
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Connally Defends Filibuster Right in Senate Speech
Senator Tom Connally of Texas argues the Senate must stay free from dictatorship and remain a venue where public servants can express views for their constituents without impairment or invasion. He defends the practice of filibuster as a protective right.
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Senate
Tom Connally
Texas
Price and peril of security in a changing America
Hal Boyle weighs how security has shifted from equal opportunity to guaranteed careers. He cites Fortune findings that 1949 graduates favor large corporations over small business and argues true security comes from self-improvement and faith rather than material guarantees.
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Rockefeller
Reciprocity balance as rebates near tax revenue
A Washington dispatch notes the government is "holding its own" with rebates nearly matching revenue. The piece adds turnabout is fair play and suggests the government now feels the taxpayer's pressure.
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Washington Dispatch
Night chase in TumblRock stables ends with escape
Chip and companions hide as two searched the stable with a lantern. They slip away before dawn, discovering Ute Kincade dead and a danger linked to Alessandro's ace schemes. Hope returns with horses while Sam warns of new peril and possible split paths to stay alive.
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Chip
Buck
Sam
Ute Kincade
Ute
Kintade
Hope
Tumblerock
Singin
Gopher Joe Gravelly
Alessandro
Kincade
Seton Alessandro
Grasshopper Gulch
Figgerin
McAllister
Dodd, Mead & Company
Hope Brennan and Chip Halliday Recede Into Tumbledown Country
Hope and Chip evade pursuers along a northern route toward a schoolhouse hideout. They plan to split duties with Singin Sam, lay low near the school, and scout rider activity at midday while awaiting the next move in their tense escape.
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Hope
Chip
Sam
Tate
Singin
Hope Brennan
Chip Halliday
Ig Features Syndicate
Fifty Women Observe Old Maid's Day in Norristown
Fifty unmarried women celebrated Old Maid's Day in Norristown Pennsylvania on Sunday. Marion Richards a 54 year old woman said they are plain old maids not spinsters or bachelor girls and hopes the idea spreads nationwide for a yearly day of celebration for unmarried women.
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Norristown
Marion Richards
Ohio Sealed Bids Sought for Hocking County Bridge Project
The Ohio State Highway Director invites sealed proposals for grading draining paving and a concrete slab bridge on State Route 56 in Benton Township Hocking County. Bid must include 5 percent of estimated cost up to 10000 with a June 21 1949 deadline and July 31 1950 project completion tbd.
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State Highway Director of
Ohio
Columbus
Worit
Hocking County
Benton Township
Queer Creek
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Division
T. J. Kauer
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Hocking
Monroe
Morgan Counties
Church seeks loan on Logan Nazarene property
The Church of the Nazarene of Logan Ohio files in Hocking County Common Pleas Court for authority to encumber Lots 124 and 129 with a mortgage of up to 3000 dollars to Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association to fund completion of a basement for an addition to the church building. The hearing is set for the Sunday of July 1949 at 10 00 A M. Attorney C Wood Bowen represents the applicant.
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Church of the Nazarene of
Logan
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Hocking County
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
C. Wood Bowen
Apron Etymology Traced From Old English “Napron”
Linguistic note recounts how the English apron derives from the article phrase a napron, later corrupted to an apron through misdivision and sound change across medieval usage. The quirk illustrates how housework terminology evolved from a simple two word phrase into a common kitchen garment.
Progressive Party Seeks Ballot Place in Ohio Election
In Columbus on June 6 the Ohio Progressive Party began filing to place its candidates on the state ballot for the first time. Secretary of State Charles F. Sweeny confirmed receipt of a $271 filing fee and related paperwork to pursue ballot access.
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Columbus
Ohio
Progressive Party
Charles F. Sweeny
Progress- party ballot qualification petition notes
A report notes efforts to qualify a party for the ballot with 20,000 election petitions, detailing steps needed for party recognition on the ballot and compliance by the Progress party.
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The
Progress
World Series Winners and Common Trivia
Yankees won the 1947 World Series. Quasimodo is the Hunchback. June 14 is Flag Day. A group of lions is a pride. The obverse of a coin is its front side bearing the principal image or inscription.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Fortune Magazine
Earth
Fane
Hocking Valley Feed Company
Ives
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Jim Rimelspach
Farm Bureau Co-op
Mulberry Street
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
Victor Hugo
New York Yankees
Quasimodo
K OF Phall
Catherine Kouri
W. Columbus &J
Nelsonville
G. K. Appleman
Mgr
Fears Savings & Loan CO
Capital Finance Corp
Lancaster
Keynes Bros
DYNA
Grandy
Marlate
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Aluminum
Theo Johnson Co
Brady Way
Logan Bulk
Sation
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