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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1948
Page
4
The narrator reflects on a woman's choice between a stable life with Don and pursuing independence. She weighs marriage to Don against remaining in her current career, noting loneliness, fear of John, and the lure of self-reliance, while Helen worries about a potential career upheaval and unresolved future plans.
In spring in New York, Helen fears abandonment as her social circle betrays her need for companionship beyond hosting parties and funding gatherings. Frustrated by phone refusals from Frank Tennant and the rise of Allene Kendall’s scandal, she grapples with belonging, relevance, and a possible move. The chapter ends with a tease of her next step.
An opinion piece condemns communist-led unions using contracts to control hiring and firing. It cites a New York department store pressured to fire three workers for opposing Henry Wallace and union dues to communist fronts. The author argues such Soviet-style methods threaten civil rights and loyalty, urging reform of labor contracts and vigilance against subversion.
Hal Boyle jokes that modern mashers or wolves still roam New York’s Times Square. The masher era evolves from old time fashion to slick sport coats and pomade, trading peg tops for slacks while delivering brash lines to pedestrians who reply with sharp putdowns.
The grab bag covers five quiz items: the Owl and the Pussycat sailed with a vessel of choice. Litchi nuts grow in China. The murdered French tyrant was Marat, stabbed by Corday. The largest bird is the ostrich. Pronouncing impious stresses the first syllable.
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday at Mona Lou Frazier's home with games and contests. Prizes went to Mary June Wolf, Martha Rose Owens, Betty June Bower, and Shelby Frazier. numerous guests and gifts noted, including The Pan American Union paragraph appears as a separate item.
Social visits fill weekends across Haydenville Logan and surrounding areas with gatherings at Buckeye Lake Green's Run and Nelsonville. Families travel between Athens Lancaster Massillon and Columbus. The Netherlands shipped about 8000 tons of tulip bulbs to the United States in 1947.
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