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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
4
Fragments show newspaper masthead with Wayne W. Galvin publisher editor and manager and Logan Ohio post office mailing details. Scattered lines list Associated Press rights and ad rates, including rates by zone and duration.
Local residents and motorists fault the city and state for East Front Street deterioration. The piece argues Route 33 needs proper base support and more state cooperation, citing past joint efforts and political tensions affecting upkeep. It references figures such as Rep L B Johnson and Rear Adm Ellis M Zacharias in broader policy critique.
Louis, a twelve year old with Cooleys anemia, endures his 400th transfusion at Kings County Hospital. He relies on donors from his father to the American Red Cross to stay alive and dreams of growing up a baseball star like Joe DiMaggio. He longs to meet a donor and says he would simply say hello and thank you.
Evaporation is the change of a liquid to vapor at ordinary temperature. Jean Millet painted The Angelus. The Plantage nets rulers were in England. Franklin Pierce was born, inaugurated, and died on a Friday. Modern manners note leaving a little soda to avoid noisy draining.
Summary of labor and political tensions surrounding John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers as they plan a 1948 wage campaign amid factional coal production groups, government seizure fears, and civil rights bill uncertainty.
Anne and Don, living in his apartment, discuss a serious shift as they plan a farm life for peace. He hints at building a simple home on a plot, and she weighs the idea, recognizing her dependence and uncertain future in wartime New York.
Warren Ohio coroner Dr. J. C. Henshaw rules Edward McGinnis aged 84 died of natural causes, not from a beating during a May 7 robbery attempt. Alex Robanke remains in county jail on related charges.
The case centers on a highway robbery attack in which Mc Ginnis was assaulted and died 21 days later. A suspect faces charges connected to the incident and the subsequent death.
On June 11 the Warren council, by a 6 to 4 vote, enacted a law prohibiting price advertising for eyeglasses. The ordinance targets ads stating fixed prices for eyewear services and frames.
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