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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
4
Notices describe second class mail status and Associated Press exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches. Lists national reps in Newark Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland and the GM Building. Includes subscription rates by carrier and mail for Ohio regions and zones. Phone numbers 5.2109 and 5.2100.
New York social figure Mary Bard argues against a beauty deadline at 40. She cites Gloria Swanson and Greer Garson as examples of ageless charm and urges women to embrace fortitude and inner spark, noting grandmothers can remain glamorous and competitive.
The piece argues U S sugar import quotas set below domestic demand cause rising prices. It notes a 7 7 million ton quota for 1952, with effective quota at 7 3 million tons, predicting consumer shortages and higher costs while blaming Truman appointees for the policy.
The page lists quick quiz answers: wind speed called velocity, bridges over water and viaducts over land, presidential salutes fire twenty one guns, a bat is an animal, Christopher Columbus born in Genoa Italy. It also prints a Pliny quote and a reflection on knowledge and impossibles.
Washington June 18 The Rural Electrification Administration REA faces possible leadership shakeup as Democrats seek to tighten farm voter support. The agency plans a July 1 expansion into cheaper rural telephone service with transfers to a new division. Reactions split along party lines with farmers pivotal in swing states Ohio Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and the Rocky Mountain region.
Medical piece explains a talc powder irritant heart surgery that boosts blood supply to the heart. Not a cure but aims to restore activity and prevent permanent disability. Data cite 42 patients with over half improving and eight completely well, with caution against those with heart failure or recent heart attack.
A three pronged inquiry into the recent potato shortage may form after the removal of price ceilings. Officials from the Office of Price Stabilization and Agriculture propose investigations to identify blame, with middlemen blamed by some, while Congress shows interest.
Hal Boyle argues that Japanese women, led by Mama-San, gain rights and influence under postwar reforms, threatening traditional male dominance. He cites Futakawa village where a monthly women’s holiday signals shifting gender roles and predicts women’s political and social empowerment across Japan.
Two men charged with bribery and conspiracy in handling Air Force contracts were sentenced to three years each in federal prison. U S District Judge Robert R Nevin also fined them 1000 dollars apiece. The defendants are Dayton resident Robert G Hollifield a former aero medical designer at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and Chicago manufacturer’s representative William J Opper.
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