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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
4
A notice from Logan Ohio states the Post Office prints local news exclusively from the Associated Press and may republic AP dispatches, claiming exclusive rights to material used in its newspaper and news service.
Observers in Western Germany say a compromise is needed between American democratic theory and English plans to chart Germanys future. Germany has long operated state transportation and communications, and with US funding a full socialization program would be impractical. The piece notes English leaders favor cooperation with the US while some fear democratic success could foster socialism, and argues for united free enterprise and limited government with a bill of rights.
Ohio Wesleyan University to launch a practical politics institute under a new president with a decade of administration experience in Kingston. Arthur Fleming, ex U S Civil Service commissioner, named political science professor to run the program linking precinct work with college credit and liberal arts study to broaden social understanding.
Dr. Mark E. Putnam of Dow Chemical Co urges large manufacturers to clean up industrial waste rather than dump it into streams to protect water supplies. He speaks to the American...
Hal Boyle muses on a hypothetical $10,000 to travel the world from home. He imagines visiting New Zealand Finland and Ireland to explore civilization sincerity and ancestry while skipping unwelcome tourist traps. He recalls wartime travels and questions where readers would spend theirs in a single dream journey.
In a quiet domestic scene Anne reconciles with Julia and John after a tangle of affairs. Don reveals a married affair and a deadly accident involving Helen, while Julia plans a future in Alaska. Anne contemplates staying or leaving as John returns, and the household settles into renewed unity.
The narrator recalls distant affections for Katharine Hepburn and Mary Whitney, then shifts to a Buckley’s clam bar scene in New York where a skillful shucker earns quiet admiration. Florence Nightingale is noted for leading a reform to improve nurse cleanliness and working conditions.
Taft would be the eighth Ohio born president with removed but named peers. Man O War was defeated once in 1919. Fiesta Spanish is a party while fiesta as a nap is mid day rest. Gilbert Stuart is famed for Washington portraits. Lincoln names include Lincoln Nebraska Lincoln penny Lincoln highway Lincoln Memorial Lincoln National Park in Kentucky.
Pierre Bonnafrd used a kitchen plate as a palette and painted on a sheet tacked to a wall. He created several pictures of various subjects on the sheet without removing it, then cut up the finished sheet and mounted the paintings.
From where I sit. My JoeMarshi How to Live Longer. Pappy Miller says at ninety he stays spry by hard work when active and relaxing after rest. Doc Hollister adds that work hurts no one if relaxation follows. He notes overtime with patients and evenings at home.
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