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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
4
A nostalgic look at Father s Day origins in Spokane in 1910, when Mrs. John Bruce Dodd inspired recognition of fathers. It notes the day’s slower growth versus Mother s Day, modest gift spend, and the enduring role of fathers then and now including paying the checks.
The Logan Daily News lists consolidation with The Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat. It details publication info, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates for carriers and mail in Hocking County and surrounding zones.
Hundreds of thousands of college and high school students take remunerative summer jobs to ease labor shortages in defense and gain valuable experience. Employers prize youth energy and trainable enthusiasm, while students gain dollars and skills for future years.
The flag symbolizes unfailing unity and sacrifice that shape America. It embodies the nation’s idealism and public will for good government, guiding citizens to see past faults and recall the nation’s strength in its moral traditions. The flag reflects the public pledge to uphold justice and God’s laws.
A compact quotation note cites Plutarch on the human trait of error in opinion. It emphasizes that even the wise err at times, a reflection on fallibility.
Washington moves retreat from Roosevelt Truman fronts as Acheson’s Bonn commitments dismantle four freedoms. Analysis argues U S will no longer browbeat allies, to back Britain and France, while expanding UN backed authority and limiting Congress in foreign deals.
Prospective mothers learn that severe nausea in early pregnancy may respond to a new resin based medicine related to plastics. The therapy absorbs intestinal poisons while preserving essential nutrients and showed excellent results in about 18 of 25 patients. A diet and vitamins remain standard. also features questions and answers on hiccups in babies.
Washington observers say the West German peace accord and European defense move the Korean truce talks toward stalemate. A broader Allied buildup could follow if a truce ends, freeing Western troops for Europe and altering the Korea-Western front dynamic.
The House Armed Services Committee approved a $2.758 billion military construction authorization for the coming fiscal year, about $269 million below Truman’s request. The largest cut, $250 million, reduces American funding for European airfields used by NATO.
Washington report says the Senate Government Operations Committee voted eight to two in favor of a patronage plan. The vote highlighted support from key members as debate centered on administrative hiring practices and political appointment rules.
President Truman proposes placing postmasters under strict civil service to end political patronage. The reorganization would take effect unless a majority in the Senate or the House votes against it by June 20.
A dozen American women will meet Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace Friday. Among them is Debra H. Holmes of Lima, Ohio.
The Latin Bible compiled by St. Jerome is called the Vulgate. It became the standard Latin text for centuries and shaped Western Christian scholarship and liturgy.
Hal Boyle muses on why children outpace adults in wonder. He recalls his godchild Nina about to turn five and a wall between curiosity and routine, as Nina asks playful questions about life. He notes a child’s demand for knowledge, and his own hesitation to answer.
Mrs Lucy Busch returns home after a week with her son and family near Bremen. Several visits occur across Ceres, Mt. Pleasant, Logan, Columbus, Athens, Lancaster, Nelsonville, Penesbara and Penobscot with relatives and friends for Decoration Day.
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