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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

4

Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for Logan Area

The notice details subscription terms for carriers in Logan and Hocking County, with annual rates of 3 dollars within the county, 4 dollars outside, and 5 dollars beyond the second postal zone. It notes AP news rights and provides contact avenues including the Chicago office and addresses in New York and Logan.

Chicago C. J. Anderson E. Wacker Drive Ralph R. Mulligan Lexington Ave New York N.Y Logan Hocking County

Landon and Knox Lead GOP Convention Clash Over New Deal

The Kansas governor Alf Landon and Col. Frank Knox press a constitutional defense while pledges clash with Roosevelt’s New Deal. Hoover and Snell critique the approach as Republicans claim to balance reform with constitutional limits. Landon’s stance on a constitutional amendment to regulate wages raises questions about campaign strategy and party unity.

Alf M. Landon Prairie Kansas Roosevelt Landon Col Frank Knox Illinois Herbert Hoover Bertrand Snell Frederick Steiner Supreme Court of the United States Republican Party White House Hoover John Hamilton America Liberty League Gov. Landon Cleveland Coolidge

Scott's Scrapbook Memorial Tablet at St Pauls Cathedral

A tablet honoring Major Robert Montgomery stands over his grave in the Portico of St Pauls Cathedral New York City authorized by Congress in January 1176 The mayor was a colonial killed with Wolfen The attack on Quebec occurred on December 3 w4sS

Congress Major Robert

Murder in the Mansion Leads to Diary Clues

In the aftermath of Laura Randall’s murder Joyce Van Every recalls seeing her this morning and denies the late sighting. Keyes questions her movements across Twenty Ninth Street and examines Randall’s room for clues including a diary and an address book.

Randall Joyce Keyes Laura Randall Twenty-ninth Street McManus Miss van Every Seon Gribbel's Allan Miss Randall van Every Margalo

Inquiries on A A U v initials and Steiner state

The quiz asks what A A U v initials stand for and the home state of Senator Frederick Steiner. It also defines innocuous etudite etiquette noting avoid direct reprimand of servants and giving orders via steward or housekeeper.

A. A. Uv Frederick Steiner

Stamp from 1934 Radio Congress features Lug Garvens portrait

A 1934 stamp issued during the Radio Congress portrays Lug Garvens in an actograph design. In Iowa Blockton Vera Mackey shocked players by discarding a 13 spades hand and later drawing 13 hearts. In Winchester firemen faced a church blaze with attacking bees driving from walls and stinging several responders.

Blockton Iowa Vera Mackey Vera Winchester Tenn Church of the Good Shepherd

Horoscope Note on Birthday Reflections

A brief horoscope fragment notes personal focus on avoiding inner reproach. It states today’s birthday readers tend toward self scrutiny and moral reflection. The line emphasizes conscience and inward judgment as guiding themes for the day.

Portrait of a Romantic Skeptic in a Wealthy Era

A perceptive profile notes a person with a cheerful demeanor and love of comfort and family. They prize music and poetry, seek ease in life, and value home, yet show a tendency to avoid practical concern in business matters.

Amateur Athletic Union Answer Sheet for Oregon

The brief states the organization as the Amateur Athletic Union, identifies the location as Oregon, and defines a term Harmless passing into a state of disuse.

Amateur Athletic Union Oregon

Trailblazer John McIntire and Zanes Trace origins

Ohio history sketches describe David Tod a war governor playful as a boy and school prankster. John McIntire earned the title trailblazer for blazing Zanes Trace with Colonel Zane, his father in law, and his wife, building routes that paid with land grants and helped establish Zanesville Lancaster and a town near Chillicothe.

David Tod Ohio Ted John McIntire Zanes Zane Jonathan John McIntire Zanesville Lancaster Chillicothe

Locke shoots himself during fishing trip incident

Atlanta report says Martin Locke, while fishing, drew a pistol after a companion shouted a word. He fired and shot his thigh as smoke filled the scene.

Atlanta Martin Locke Locke

Crossings bell and whistle laws clash with town ordinances

In Roanoke Virginia a conflict emerges between state law requiring railroad whistle and bell at crossings and several Southwest Virginia towns that prohibit sounding them within city limits. The issue highlights tension between state safety rules and local ordinances as engineers navigate compliance.

Roanoke Southwest Virginia

The Flavins And Life’s Chemical Activator

Diet and Health essay discusses flavins as vital, vitamin like compounds essential for cell respiration. It notes lactoflavin and other actoflavins found in milk eggs liver and barley, their fluorescent detection under black light, and the link to growth restoration and life itself.

Logan’clendening M. D Oliver’ Wendell Holmes Bergelius Liebig Berzelius American Medical Association Berzelus

DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE PARTS AND ANSWER KEY

Puzzle clues list with across and down entries mixed with stray characters and formatting. The readable items include hints such as ductile, mandible degree, winglike, obscure, parade of letters, and various wordplay prompts. The text resembles a crossword answer key with scattered symbols and incomplete lines.

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Remarkable overtricks sunken by one observer in bridge

A historical duplicate bridge hand features Major A. E. Debereiner spotting a two overtrick opportunity. Bidding: North 1 Diamond, South 2 Hearts, North 4 Hearts. West leads clubs, declarer ruffs, aims to establish diamonds, and a late eleventh trick squeeze decides the result.

A. E. Debereiner West North I West Declare Holdinga Declarer

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