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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1952

Page

3

Rain Measurement Across U.S. locales Highlights Extreme Weather

A travel through rainfall lore shows Walsetz in inches or feet, Clearwater Washington with 129.7 inches annually, Mobile Alabama averaging 5.18 inches monthly, and Brawley California at 2.73 inches yearly. The piece notes how wet climates shape gear, houses, and daily life, with loggers in the Northwest enduring long rainwear and coastal houses with large windows.

Walsetz Olympia Peninsula Weather Bureau Coast Range Pacific Northwest Mobile Alabama Brawley Calif Chamber of Commerce

Taft Delegates in Ohio Face Possible Eisenhower Shift

Col umbus reports Ray C Bliss Republican state chairman says some of Sen Robert Tafts Ohio delegates are wavering toward Gen Dwight Eisenhower. Bliss expresses full confidence that all Ohio delegates and alternates will support Taft in Chicago. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes two to six Taft delegates may declare prior to the convention they will switch if Taft cannot win.

Columbus Ray C. Bliss Sen Robert Taft Ohio Dwight Eisenhower Bliss Taft Chicago Cleveland Plain Dealer Eisenhower

Newsman Indicted In Lake Death

Sheriff McElroy plans first degree manslaughter charges against Charles B. Wilson photographer for the Ohio State Journal after a coroner's inquest into the Buckeye Lake death of Patricia Monro Miss Monro 23 youth page editor for the Journal rode in a motor boat May 19. Over 20 witnesses testified at the inquest.

Newark William McElroy Charles B. Wilson Ohio State Journal Columbus Patricia Monro Journal Wilson

Eisenhower to Speak at Denver Rally in Coliseum

Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a Denver rally at the Coliseum on June 26 at 9 p m EST. Governor Dan Thornton says the speech is a major bid for the Republican nomination and could be his final nationwide appeal before the Chicago GOP convention.

Denver Dwight D. Eisenhower Denver Coliseum Dan Thornton Eisenhower Chicago

Logan Route 1 and Area Social Notes

Myrtle Steele visited McArthur while Mrs. Elmer Petty and May Oney shopped in Logan. Logan residents hosted visitors from Mt. Pleasant and Roanoke. The Thomas home welcomed Raddel Farmer and Hughes among Columbus guests. Several local families attended Lake Hope picnics and a Lancaster songfest before a tent meeting closing.

Myrtle Steele Elmer Petty May Oney Logan Fred Heinlein Joyce Mt. Pleasant Michigan Pearl Heinlein Roanoke Porter Heinlein Mattie Heinlein Harry Stone Kenneth Rheinscheld Ermal Paul Thomas Thomas Home Jack Raddel Marie Farmer Columbus Alva Hankison Della Hughes Albert Redick Jimmy Rees Athens Ohio University Delbert Davis Lloyd Hinerman Union Furnace Clayton Kuhn Bonnie Gibisonville Lake Hope Fred Davis Lancaster Clyde Goss Charles Williams David Shull Carl Glaspell Ernie Shull Garnet Madelyn Janet Glaspell David M. O. Hutchison Clarion Pearl Thacker Ethel Primmer Carol Carl Will Rose Gan Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church C. W. Riggs Rheinscheld Wiliam Gray Jim Molihan

Community Visitors and Thanksgiving Socials Noted

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ellinger of Logan spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Robert Ansel. Nearby gatherings included Mr and Mrs Frank Wass of Fort Wayne and Mr and Mrs Cornell Wass of Indianapolis calling on Mr and Mrs Carl Engle and Mrs Emma Seymour.

Lawrence Ellinger Logan Robert Ansel Baker Rheinscheid Frank Wass Ft. Wayne Indiana Cornell Wass Indianapolis Ind Carl Engle Emma Seymour Ralph Hacker Garry Rockbridge Arnett Griffith Ora Beavers Lancaster Charles Lawrence E. F. Bradford Howard Blum Luther Blum Ted Helber Shirley Dana Lou Bill Helber Sue Cheryl Timmy Roy Primmer Kesboro

Heat Wave Grips Alabama With 101 Degree Highs

A blistering heat wave hit Alabama Friday with temperatures reaching 101 degrees in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa and Mobile. Selma and Dothan reported 100, while Anniston logged a cool 93 as the U.S. Weather Bureau tracked the highs.

Birmingham Alabama Tuscaloosa Mobile U.S. Weather Bureau Selma Dothan Anniston

Pioneer Dirigible Skipper Is Dead

Funeral services were held for Capt. Frank Robert McCrary in Oakland California. The 72 year old naval aviation pioneer was born in Lonoke Arkansas and graduated from Annapolis in 1901. He became a naval aviator in 1917 and commanded the dirigible Shenandoah in 1924, the year before its Ohio crash.

Oakland Calif Frank Robert McCrary McCrary Lonoke Ark Annapolis Ohio

Local Visits from Logan and Rockbridge Residents News

Mrs Ray Beougher and son Jef frey of Logan visited Oscar Beougher Monday and Mr and Mrs Andy Ellinger. Elwood Stiverson of near Rockbridge spent Saturday evening with Ralph Stiverson and family.

Ray Beougher Jeffrey Logan Oscar Beougher Andy Ellinger Elwood Stiverson Near Rockbridge Ralph Stiverson

Rail length changes with temperature not as expected

The article notes that although a mile of welded railroad rail could vary 4 to 5 feet between summer and winter, practical findings show this does not occur. It discusses thermal effects on rail length and the discrepancy between theory and observed behavior.

Toledo Surgeon Named AMA Head

Toledo surgeon Dr Edward J McCormick grows up in Alger Michigan area and is elected president elect of the American Medical Association at the 101st annual convention. He will assume office in June 1953.

Chicago Toledo Ohio American Medical Association Edward J. McCormick AMA

Newark Airport Reopens After Shutdown

Newark Airport in Newark New Jersey will reopen Monday after a four month closure following three crashes in nearby Elizabeth. The Port of New York Authority approved reopening with strict runway curbs and minimum flying weather rules to be enforced at the busy East Coast hub.

Newark N. J Elizabeth Port of New York Authority

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Valsetz Ore Wain Mobile River Oreville E.U.B. Church White Hell Mud Daubers Judgment Howard Hughes Aircraft Plant Culver City Cal U.S. Air Force International Soundphoto Lake Ske Logan Home Telephone Co Mrs Enterprise Kathryn Helber Mueller Climatros MCA OF NOL Wrier Uca Quali Coen Fair Teac Theo. C. Johnson CO Gallagher & Motherwell Robert Taylor Marcus Vinicius Nero Lygia Deborah Kerr Italy Logan Theatre Charlie 133 Zanesville Ave Davie Alger, Mich Bradner Wood County Newark Airport Instru Horwell W. Second St The Logan Daily News
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