Logan Ohio Post Office Publicity Contact List
Logans Post Office lists editor and publisher R Kenneth Kerr and managing editor Robert Rochester Claude S Bright. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights to published news dispatches. Addresses include Caldwell agency E Wacker Drive and Ralph R Mulligan 441 Lexington Ave New York NY.
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Cilicage
C. J. Anderson Special Agency
E. Wacker Drive
Ralph R. Mulligan
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Subscription Rates by Carrier and Regions
The notice lists weekly and yearly rates for newspaper subscriptions by carrier in Logan and King County Logan trading territory, with outside Hocking County and postal zone surcharges. Rates include 10 cents per week, $3.00 per year, $4.00 beyond Hocking County, and $5.00 beyond second postal zone.
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Logan
Maf
King County
Hocking County
The Real Hero of Ypres Was a Silent Private
The piece argues real wartime heroism lies with the countless anonymous private soldiers rather than generals. It honors their endurance through mud, fear, and unimaginable suffering at Ypres, Cambrai, Verdun, and the Somme, noting they left their bones on many fronts while leaders gained fame.
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EN Viscount Byng
Ypres
Byng
Dante
Yprés
Cambrai
Verdun
Somme
Masurian
Gallipoli
Val
Clara
Evah
Julia Lee
Cathay
Ashley
Santee
Sportsmanship boots on the case of Alabama Pitts
Ex convict Alabama Pitts released from Sing Sing after five years for a $10 holdup lands a $200 monthly Albany Baseball Club contract in the International League. National Leagues chief Bramham blocks his eligibility, sparking local support from Albany fans who back the athlete’s chance to play professional baseball.
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Alabama Pitts
Sing Sing
New York
Albany
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Leagues
Pitts
Europe
Rabbeet
Dummy
West
North
Declarer
East
Regardiesa
D& I
Scott's Scrapbook and the Pension Tale
A fragmentary item notes R. J. Scott receiving a small pension and a bottle of wine. It references Tennyson's birthday and an allowance tied to a sleeping baby on a fascist stamp issue from 1932, reflecting period gossip and social reminder.
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Tennyson
Sleeping Babe
Kaliy
Turning Back Father Time Good Hope Graduation Details
The Good Hope township Patterson commencement will be held at the U B Church in Rockbridge Ohio next Saturday June 25 at 7 30 p m. Graduates are Anna Elizabeth Troxel Mildred Florence Wharton Irvin Virgil Risch Russell Roy Dupler and Susan Geraldine Troxel. Prof C L Martzloff of Ohio University will deliver the class address. Mr Sites and wife of Cardington visited R F Davis and wife. they served in the Civil War and met again since discharge. South Perry.
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Good Hope townShip
Patterson
U. B. Church
Rockbridge
Ohio
Anna Elizabeth Troxel
Mildred Florence Wharton
Irvin Virgil Risch
Russell Roy Dupler
Susan Geraldine Troxel
C. L. Martzloff
Ohio University
Mr. Sites
Cardington
R. F. Davis
Mr. Davis
South Perry
Falls Township Board Meeting Draws Mowery Visitor
Mr. B. C. Mowery of Rt. 1 New Straits ville attended the Falls township Board of Education meeting in Logan last Saturday.
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B. C. Mowery
Rt. 1
New Straitsville
Logan
Falls Township
Shanghai Romance Sparks Between Navy Officers on Layover
Lieut Valentine Preston, assigned to a gunboat in China, spots a striking girl in Shanghai and discovers Lia Garénte, a lonely beauty from South Carolina. He learns she is aboard the same liner as his rival Kent Townley and agrees to dinner, after a cocktail and a moonlit drive where she reveals more about herself.
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Goodby
Janice Edding
United States
Reading
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Valentine Preston
China
Ricksha
Shanghai
Janice
Val
South Carolina
Atone
Lia Garénte
Kent Townley
Lia Garénne
Sue
Laure Morross
Stephen Garenne
Shanghai Interlude with Lia Garénne and Val
In Shanghai, Lia Garénne shares her sad upbringing with Aunt Julia Lee and her absent anthropologist father. She seeks happiness amid old world shadows, while Val considers guiding her through the city and guarding her from further heartbreak.
Expert Bridge Reasoning by E V Shepard
A Central Press piece by E V Shepard recounts a contract bridge session with Howard Cornwell in which careful reasoning and bidding lead to a 100 point swing. The players struggle to gauge card distribution and trump holds, ending in a successful contract.
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Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Salerno Lore of Medicine from Benedictine Roots
Dr. Clendening tours Salerno 20 miles south of Naples, tracing the medieval medical school founded by Constantine. He notes the city’s springs, baths, and monastery gardens that nurtured herbals and early medical practice, and recalls Richard the Lionheart healing there. The old Salerno school now gone, a courteous local doctor recalls its memory.
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Salerno
Naples
Richard Coeur de Lion
Constantine
Babylon
Egypt
Europe
Medical School
Frederick
Six Dr Clendening pamphlets available by request
Six pamphlets by Dr Clendening can be obtained for twenty cents each by sending a self addressed envelope stamped with three cents to Dr Logan Clendening care of this paper. Titles include Indigestion and Constipation Reducing and Gaining Infant Feeding Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
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Clendening
Logan Clendening
Predicting a four way 1938 presidential race on Capitol Hill
Washington reports executive secretary Venable sees a quadrangular contest with a Rooseveltian New Deal ticket a conservative Democratic line and orthodox Republican option. The piece notes potential coalitions and the possibility of a congressional decision if no majority emerges. It also mentions Dieterich and Adams as anti New Deal forces eyeing 1939 influence.
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Rucker
McKinley
Bryan
Venable
New Deal
G O. P
Republlicans
Joseph E. Ranadell
Louisiana
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Roosevelt
William HM Dieterich
U. S
Illinois
Dieterich
Wheeler-Rayburn
Beardstown
Alva B. Adams
Colorado
Millard
Tydings
Maryland
In Search of Beauty Contest Called Off
A Columbus beauty contest was canceled when no entrants volunteered. An American Legion committee member said the girls were away at the beaches. The committee planned to draft Miss Columbia to compete in the state Legion contest.
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Columbus
S/CA
American Legion Committee
State Legion
Canada United States drift toward shared defense stance
The piece notes a debate over Canada accepting protection from the United States rather than England. It observes a growing economic fusion in agricultural exports and increasing alignment of interests between Canada and the United States. The central question remains protection against whom and for what purpose.
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Américan Federation of Labor
United States Steel Corporation
Federal Securities and Exchange Commmission
U.S. Steel
Canada
United States
England
Same Old Story at Wisconsin Senate Hearing
Miss Caryel Morse of the Interchurch Council testified at a UW Madison senate committee on radicalism. She argued 25 students were not a plotting group and criticized elders for labeling youth as threats, calling the committee’s stance inconsistent.
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Madison Wis
Caryel Morse
The
Interchurch Council
Senate
University of Wisconsin
Miss Morse
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Logan Daily News
Rat-Sentinel
Pratic
Hock- Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
R. Kenneth Kerr Robert Rochester Claude S. Bright
Associated Press
Associated
Hindenburg
Haig
Morgan
Nye
North Dakota
Scott
R. J. Scott
Chauser
Syracuse
Africa
Central Press Association, Inc
Lia
Julia Lee Garenne
Garenne Place
Gatha Fitz-James
Evan
Gobi Desert
Garenne
Gobi
Astor
Peiping
Clara Daubeny
Stamp Album
Howard Cornwell
Cornwell
Wm. Brown
Cherrington
M. D
Dr. _Clendening
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Springfield
Springfeld
Abraham Lincoln
Lincolln
Dred Scott
U.S. Supreme Court
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