Local newspaper masthead and subscription terms
The text lists Associated Press credit and multiple distribution addresses, subscription rates by area and duration, and a telephone contact. It cites various city and corporate locations and outlines carrier and mail pricing for different zones and time frames.
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John W. Cullen
Michigan Avenue
Fi Avenue
Cincinnati
Detroit
General Motors
Hocking County
Logan Trade
Ohio
Debate over 50 percent farm worker quota in displaced persons bill
The piece argues both sides of the Senate immigration plan favoring a 50 percent agricultural requirement for displaced persons. It contends housing limits, language barriers, and job competition affect DP integration while criticizing anti Jewish provisions and the category of German ethnic origin for certain refugees.
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Congress
Senate
Dps
United States
Baltic States
Poland
Imany
Austria
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Germany
East
Safe Flying Records Highlight Airline Safety Honors
The National Safety Council honored 24 airlines for 1947 with no passenger or crew fatalities. Two airlines surpassed a billion passenger miles since last fatal accident, while two others boast long accident-free histories dating back to 1929 and 1930 respectively, marking notable achievements in aviation safety.
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Tional Safety Council
Papa Moneta the Great Restaurateur Dies at 69
Hal Boyle chronicles Cesare Antonio Moneta known as Papa Moneta a leading 20th century chef who died at age 69. The Italian born restaurateur shaped fine dining from Nice to Boston and New York, retiring in 1942 as modern fast eating overtook the gourmets world.
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New York
Cesare Antonio
Papa
Papa” Moneta
Escoffier
Italy
Nice
Berlin
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Auguste Escoffier
Mulberry Street
Moneta
Quick Bible and Poetry Quiz From The Magazine
The questions cover the Roosevelt dam river Salt, Samuel as prophet, pineapples not ripening after pick, Longfellow’s epic hero Hiawatha and Minnehaha, and multiple meanings of flag including signaling a train droop and iris name.
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Roosevelt Dam
Longfellow
Salt River
Samuel
Stassen seen as possible defense chief after Dewey loss
Political experts say Harold E. Stassen, after losing the Oregon GOP primary to Dewey, is unlikely to win the presidential nomination and has slim odds for vice president. Some see a Stassen cabinet post, possibly defense, as a concession to his followers.
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Ashington
Harold E. Stassen
Thomas B. Dewey
Oregon
Stassen
Minnesota
James Forrestal
Navy
Adm
William PF
Bull) Halsey
Vandenberg
Capitol Hillee
Arthur H. Colaiatted
Michigan
GOP
Legion Post and farmer aid harvest at Campbell Nebraska
In Campbell Nebraska a farmer in need and the American Legion post joined forces to harvest his corn. About 45 men with horses and wagons shucked the crop in exchange for a fifth of the harvest. The Legion Auxiliary provided lunch. The Legion’s share valued around $1,000. Three lakes and part of a river flow through Heyburn State Park in Idaho.
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Campbell
American Legion
Legion
Carol Lindgren
Legion Auxiliary
Heyburn State Park
Idaho
Chapter thirty seven ends with Anne Forester’s return
In this installment Anne Forester arrives at the estate and encounters Don, still reeling from a fatal car crash. The scene shifts between violet gardens and hospital corridors as Anne faces Don’s confession that he was not alone and that his fiancée was killed. The chapter closes with unfinished revelations and a lead into the next part.
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Anne
Julia
Wistaria
Judy
Andy- Pandy
Andy-Pandy
Don
John
Anne Forester
Twoen
Land parcel details show 7 836 acres with 2 333 water
A land parcel is reported as totaling 7 836 acres with 2 333 acres covered by water. The data identifies the breakdown between land and water areas for the property.
Idaho Name Origin Spells Mountains Roots in Native Speech
The origin of Idaho’s name traces to Native terms meaning mountains. Early observers link the word to adah or edah with “hoe” as a linguistic hint. The piece discusses etymology and regional naming history without asserting a single definitive derivation.
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Logan Daily News
Wayne Per Company
Logan
East Main
Ting
Hocking Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Associated Press
Associated
Society
Hal Boyle
Goda
Diamond Jim
Brady
Lillian Russell
Pearly Gates
Earth
Washington
Defense
Palestine
Lestine
Flying Tigers
China
Ton Eee
Israel Forces
State Department
White House
Moscow
Beanor Ig
Averill Harriman
ECA
Charles B. Sawyer
Clark Gable
Lana Turner
M-G-M
Gable
Lancaster
McGee
Misinro
Alice Ross Colver
Edah
Wm. Loomis & Son
Logan Fertilizer
E. G. Buchlieb, Inc
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