Logan Daily News Publication Details and Rates
The Logan Daily News is published daily except Sunday by Wayne e Company Logan Ohio. It consolidates the Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat with established dates 1838 and 1863 respectively. Subscription rates list per week and yearly options for local and distant zones.
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No Tax Cuts In Sight After Eisenhower Decision
President Eisenhower remains opposed to a tax cut and has allied support from congressional leaders of both parties. The administration’s stance signals the recession may be bottoming, though deficits for the current year and 1959 are larger than predicted, affecting an election year.
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Eisenhower
Hopeful signs for fall politics emerge
The text suggests cautious optimism about fall prospects, noting Democratic leaders in Congress concur with the decision and urging the administration to accept responsibility. It cautions that it may be early to declare an upturn, but expresses hope that the worst may be behind.
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Congress
Sophia Loren Brings Life to a Frozen American Face
Hal Boyle profiles Sophia Loren as a living, vivid contrast to the so called frozen American female face. Loren describes her instinctive acting style and zest for life while reflecting on her work since age 15 and her desire for a holiday after marriage.
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New York
Sophia Loren
Italy
Sophia
Kansas politicians Cry Over Grasshoppers and Boxcars
Summer brings political appeals as Governor Docking asks Washington for grasshopper aid and boxcar shortages loom with a bumper wheat crop. The piece notes the timing of election-year rhetoric and questions the politicians’ sincerity in addressing farmers' woes.
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Washington, D. C
Docking
Washington
Quarles Advice on Ambition and Popularity
A historic fragment quoting Francis Quarles warns against seeking popular love or fearing popular hate. It counsels avoiding ambition to escape ruin and avoiding sedition to avoid destruction. The aphorism frames ambition and dissent as dual dangers in public life.
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Francis Quarles
Ohio GOPsters Openly Backlash at White House
Ohio Republicans in Congress break with the Eisenhower White House over the Sherman Adams affair. Rep. William Minshall and Rep. David Baumhart Jr. urge Adams to go, signaling a shift to campaign on their own records. Senator Bricker stays neutral as Democrats stay quiet.
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Adams
Bernard Goldfine
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William E. Minshall
Cleveland
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New Hampshire
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Bundy Freed After Second Death Trial in Ohio
Harry Dale Bundy, once on death row for the 1956 Uniontown market slayings, is acquitted in a second trial in Stark County. Prosecutors drop charges against Bundy, citing co‑defendant McCoy as solely responsible for both killings. Bundy embraced by wife as jury clears him after a June trial.
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Harry Dale Bundy
Ohio
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Zanesville
Canton
Reynold Amodio
Uniontown
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
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Paul Cain
Muskingum County
Lloyd Lee
Lees
McCoy
West
Mary
Norman J. Putman
Cain
Marie McDonald Moves On With New Lover George Capri
Actress Marie McDonald, after her declared final decree, reveals a new romance with Las Vegas Flamingo Hotel co-owner George Capri. She contemplates quitting work for him, discusses past disappearance, overdose incident, and ongoing investigation into the 1957 kidnapping.
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Harry Karl
George Capri
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Desert Inn
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Jerry Lewis
Nevada
Cooks Bound To Jury In Assault Case
Fred Cooks 37 of Columbus bound to Delaware County Grand Jury under 50000 bond on charges of breaking and entering assault with a dangerous instrument and four counts of rape in the assault on a Delaware housewife and her baby sitter.
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Delaware
Fred Cooks
Delaware County Grand Jury
Cooks
Columbus
Yale Star Crowley to Stand Trial for Manslaughter
Former Yale football star Joseph P. Crowley faces a manslaughter trial on July 3 in Tokyo District Court for the fatal beating of his brother in law T. A. D. Jones Jr., 45, a New Haven businessman. 88 men received paroles in the same report.
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Tokyo
Joseph P. Crowley
Yale
New Haven
Postman Bound Over After Storing Mail in Basement
Dayton postal carrier Joseph Turner aged 53 deposited 985 pieces of mail in a downtown building basement citing sore feet. Postal inspectors investigated the case and Turner was bound over to a federal grand jury.
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Joseph Turner
Dayton
Daily Across Puzzle Clues List
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