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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
5
The item lists two addresses: Chicago Office at 86 E Wacker Dr for C J Anderson Special Agency and Ralph R Mulligan at 441 Lexington Ave in New York NY.
A critique contrasts American governance with France’s parliamentary system since 1917. It notes France has produced over 30 governments, some lasting days, while U.S. four year terms limit rapid policy shifts. The piece argues French instability mirrors inflexibility in the American system and warns of potential consequences if translated to the U.S. presidency.
North Mulberry residents petitioned for a narrower drive but later waived damages. The council approved a 36 foot street width between curbs after all property owners signed waivers. Mrs Linn Houston widow of Squire James Houston died at 8:30 pm at Judge S H Bright residence.
Engineer Frank Johnston suffered both arms broken and bruises after a railroad wreck on the Hocking Valley line. Fireman W F Wheaton and brakeman Lowell Kelley escaped with no serious injuries, highlighting the crew’s narrow survival in the incident.
The front crew on a local train near Gallipolis Thursday watched the tender jump the track on a curve. The 60 ton engine rolled off the track along with five cars down the bank.
Mr and Mrs Tide Houston and their young daughter narrowly escaped serious harm Monday after their buggy on West Hunter Street was startled by a frightened horse. Mr Houston suffered a cut above the eye while Mrs Houston sustained bruises. the child was uninjured.
Albert Runkle fell about eight feet from a plank while helping raise his barn. He landed on his neck and shoulder, breaking his collarbone. A doctor treated and set the bone.
The statement notes that excessive flexibility may be more harmful than insufficient leeway, offering a cautious view on balancing adaptability and structure. It emphasizes restraint as a stabilizing factor in decision making and risk management.
A column recalls children in Vilna uncovering a World War II shell that exploded killing 14 youngsters. It links the tragedy to Europe’s battlefields and warns of potential fresh wars as nations prepare, lamenting cruelty and collective responsibility.
Lieut Valentine Preston at the Yangtze Patrol gunboat Panay meets Lia Garenne in the Astor Shanghai lounge. She asks how a lonely person spends freedom, agrees to dine and dance, and he plans an evening of intrigue with the mysterious Charleston companion.
Wooster Ohio expects heavy registrations next year with 255 freshmen in prospect as of June 1, up from 195 admitted by June 1, 1934, according to Robert Westhafer director of admissions.
Erosion in the Salt Creek watershed of Muskingum county during a five day May period dumped about 2500 tons of soil from 93 000 acres. Landrine of the Soil Conservation Service reports 2 1/2 tons per 100 acres and notes 42 60 ton railroad cars needed to move that amount.
Columbus Ohio June 12 AP The Columbus post office handled 4 992 922 letters in May up 539 293 from a year ago Superintendent N J Sanger says the rise was not due to the chain letter craze which he calls small only a few thousand letters. He cautions that chain letters accounted for about one percent of the increase.
A riding device propeller blade flew off and struck 11 year old Richard Ankney in the carnival crowd injuring his left arm. Doctors report the elbow bone broken after multiple prior fractures.
Mil ler's Chapel Grange hosts an ice cream social Friday evening June 14 at Wes Ferrenburgh service station along Route 31 south of Logan. Event features homemade ice cream cake fried chicken sandwiches and soft drinks.
A dense fog enveloped Logan and the Hocking Valley last night creating a traffic hazard. No major accidents occurred but several minor collisions were reported due to reduced visibility. A car owned by Floyd Lies on Main Street was lightly damaged in a collision, and another vehicle pushed Jes's car onto the sidewalk.
The article praises a North hand declarer’s partner and notes a grand slam in no trumps. It details the bidding sequence from South 1 Spade through North 6 Clubs and 6 Diamonds, highlighting key high cards and the counterfactual 7 Spades scenario.
A health warning on porcelain washstand and bathtub faucets cites the danger of breaking ceramic handles when struck. A housewife’s palm laceration illustrates deep injuries to nerves and tendons from a cracked four knobbed porcelain faucet leading to limited finger movement for weeks.
The piece discusses Senator William E Borah as a leading states rights figure opposed to President Roosevelt centralization. It notes Borah's age and stature as an anti New Deal force, his radio rebuttal on the NRA decision, and the view that he is the strongest anti Roosevelt candidate though aging and largely fighting only for himself.
Ex chief William KE Marks, once police head of Marion, faces a hearing set for July 3 in the Third District Court of Appeals. The city civil service commission had upheld the mayor’s firing decision. the common pleas court reversed and the case moved upward.
Wilmington reporter Dusty Miller delivered his 200th high school commencement address at the Alexandria High School in Licking County, marking a milestone in his long teaching and journalism service.
Xenia Ohio June 12 AP School Superintendent Louis Hammerle reports a summer recreation program offered crafts classes. Many boys want cooking instruction while several girls seek metal molding and other masculine trades.
The annual district convents the Deputy Sealers of Weigh and Measures meet in the Grand Jury room on the second floor of the Hocking County Court House. The morning session is devoted to the public. afternoon session remains open to the public.
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