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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1957

Page

4

Logan Daily News price list and masthead notice

Page from The Logan Daily News dated June 19 1957 includes publication details Wayne W Galvin William & Miller Lawrence T Webb and pricing for subscriptions by carrier mail Ohio zones and international rates with a partial endorsement of Associated Press content and filing notes. It also mentions consolidation with Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat.

The Logan Daily News Hocking Sentinel Ohio Democrat Wayne W. Galvin William &. Miller Lawrence T. Webb Hocking County Logan Trade Ohio

Governors Conference Faces Fiscal Strains in Virginia

Governors meet in Williams burg Va to discuss state budget pressures from growing enrollments and teacher pay demands. Proposals include year round schooling with staggered vacations or a mandated 11 month attendance, aiming to stretch existing educational resources.

Williamsburg

Knowledge Check From a Quiz Book

Answers include Ibn Saud France Running the gauntlet and Commodore George Dewey. The prompts cover monarchy geography improvisation and naval history. The style mirrors a newspaper quiz feature with short questions and concise solutions.

Main Street France Running the Gauntlet Commodore George Dewey

Squeezing School Budgets Prompts Facility Use Plan

The piece notes rising education costs driving states to seek relief and longer terms for taxes. Minnesota adds 100 million to its two year budget mainly for school demands. It argues maximizing existing school facilities could curb growing educational bills.

Minnesota

Looking Ahead Into a Plastic Future and Its Dangers

Hal Boyle notes that modern forecasters rely on scientists and predicts future gadgets like electronic cars auto traffic control and telephone television. He questions whether tech will bring happiness or dependence, and warns of risks to human essence if science keeps expanding without moral growth.

New York W. G. Baker General Electric

Stamp Theft Angers California Woman

North Sacramento California Mrs Grace Sebastian reported a theft that included a $100 watch $80 in cash $100 worth of liquor and gas from her home prompting police to note she did not initially report the incident but became upset by the loss.

Sacramento Calif Grace Sebastian

Cambridge Editor Rounds Out 45 Years With Paper

Cambridge editor Ernest Sheehan, associate editor of the Cambridge Daily Jeffersonian, marks 45 years in journalism begun in 1912 as a sports writer. He covered the Shenandoah disaster in 1925 and remains a proactive local figure active in the Shriners and American Legion. his son Gregg is a medical resident in Philadelphia.

Cambridge Ohio Ernest Sheehan Jeffersonian Sheehan The Cambridge City American Legion Grand Lake, Mich Gregg Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia

Ohio Congressmen Support Civil Rights Bill Passed in House

Twenty one of Ohio's 23 congressmen voted for the civil rights bill as it passed the House by 286 to 126. Republican Cliff Clevenger opposed the measure while Republican Gordon H. Scherer did not vote. A quoted passenger complained about losing trading stamps during the car ride.

Washington Ohio Cliff Clevenger Gordon H. Scherer

Soil Bank Checks Move In Volume

Washington officials report soil bank payments totaling about 100 million dollars to winter wheat growers by July 1. Farmers retiring 12,785,000 acres under winter and spring wheat programs will receive 230.848 million dollars, while payments for corn, cotton, rice and tobacco retirements await late summer or fall. Field agents will verify compliance, with checks proceeding earlier for winter wheat due to fall seeding.

Washington Agriculture Department

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