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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
3
New York traders weigh why stock values rise amid doubt of a bottom. Bulls see improving sales and earnings, inflation protection, and funds from pensions lifting prices, while bears note falling profits and widespread dividend cuts.
Lucas County sheriffs brace for bootleg fireworks as Michigan and Ohio rules clash. Bootleg stands attract buyers from multiple states, with 35 to 40 estimated last year. County uses township zoning to seize storage, pursuing temporary injunctions and abating nuisances to remove explosives.
Edmonton notes Canada is compiling a national word list of 25 000 terms and usages that differ from British and American English. Examples include Splake a hybrid game fish and Separate school a parochial school known in the United States as a separate facility.
Comedian Bob Hope appears tonight in St. Louis Municipal Opera as band leader Huckleberry Hines in Roberta a Broadway hit he originated 25 years ago. The show marks Hope's sentimental journey back to the operatic stage and reflects his rise to fame and wealth.
Theology professor Donald Wade of Knox College says Buddhists in Asia have a school training 2 000 missionaries to introduce reforms among Christians.
A claim from a special report describes a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne found by a world famous institute. Preparation H in suppository or ointment form is said to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery with a guaranteed satisfaction promise.
Ohio State University sociology professor Robert P. Stuckert argues in the Ohio Journal of Science that more than 28 million people classified as white in the United States have African ancestry. He cites a genetic study covering 1790 to 1950 showing about 21 percent of whites in 1950 with African elements and notes substantial non African ancestry among Negroes in recent censuses.
Cleveland report notes steel prices likely to increase about five dollars per ton on July 1. Analysts cite public opinion weaker demand and competition from other metals as restraining factors, though a moderate rise is anticipated.
Reports cover Bear Run Boys and Marionettes at homes of Hewitt and Simmons with 9 and 11 members. Demonstrations include sewing a button and color combinations. Upcoming demos planned at the homes of Susan and Kaye Brown. West Logan Homemakers discuss contests and talks on baking and health. Benton Willing Workers note pledges and button hole work. South Logan Lassies meet at Miss's home.
Laurel Lassies 4-H Club met at Sue Hunt’s home on June 10 with 14 members and five visitors. They discussed a Columbus Zoo picnic and Sue Hunt demonstrated sewing a hem. Next meeting set for June 23 at Karen Steele’s home. Marion Farmers 4-H Club met June 5 at the clubhouse with 15 members and 12 guests. An ice cream social was planned and Carolin Palmer spoke on character. Wilma Sears demonstrated dairy animal feeding and fitting for show. Next meeting June 19 at Vern Rayburn’s home.
Carl Lullen a 37 year old widower of Louisville recently ran ads seeking a wife. He received only three replies that matched his criteria with most responders considered too old for his liking.
Evangelist Billy Graham concluded a seven week battle with the Devil in Los Angeles addressing 18 500 at the Cow Palace. He urged revival the spirit to linger urging church renewal and warning that delays give Satan advantage and condemning greed and greed driven theft from God.
Senator Barry Goldwater commends Australian lawmakers for a new debate code that bans insults such as miserable body snatcher sewer rat gas bag ignoramus political Montreal la dog and slimy reptile, praising the courtesy in parliamentary conduct. The reminder comes as U S senators reflect on decorum during heated discussions.
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