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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
4
The fragment lists AP affiliation details and publication rights, the Chicago office address, and classified pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions by county and zone with annual rates. It also shows a Logan area delivery rate and a News phone line.
Thousands of bonus checks totaling many thousands of dollars have been distributed to World War veterans in Hocking County and across the nation. The payments cover service in the great conflict with a minimum $30 monthly for some, while others earned more at home. Veterans may spend or keep bonds. many plan prudent investments and debt repayment. Bond interest begins June 15, 1937, and is tax free.
May reports show total dividends declared by American corporations at 412,30,784 across 866 companies, up from April and prior May totals. The largest prior May total was 462,672 in 1931 with 1,006 declarations. The May 1936 special dividends highlight the improvement, with 62 extra declarations.
The record notes payments against 51 in May 1935 and 38 initial payments, with 47 increased rates and 20. Three dividends were omitted though favorable changes occurred. Back dividends were voted by 72 corporations last month, up from 63 in May 1935.
The National Council of Congregational and Christian Churches will consider removing the word obey from the marriage vow. Clergy pleas call obey needless and irritating, arguing the term dates to an era when obedience was expected, while modern marriage emphasizes cooperation. removing it would simply update the ritual.
The piece notes GOP hesitation to endorse the Great Lakes Seaway project in the Cleveland platform triggering criticism from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio and northern New York. Midwest states have long pressed for the seaway to provide sea outlet lower transport costs and better prices.
NO LONGER "LUCKY" CHARLES LUCIANO, once famed in New York as "Lucky Luciano," and eight assistants were found guilty on 62 counts alleging operation of a $12,000,000 vice network. The verdict signals a nationwide push against rackets and inspires other cities to renew their anti racketeering campaigns.
A reflection on a motherly, sympathetic, loving, and solicitous nature focused on the welfare and happiness of others. It highlights nurturing concern and steadfast support toward those in need.
From the play Julius Caesar Act 1. A large colored glass bottle protected by basketwork. Louisiana for Louis XIV.
Detective Keyes and Maughan probe a Camden ruby linked to the deaths of Margalo Younger and Laura Randall. Suspects include Van Every Soon and mysterious buyer Sellers as McManus pursues leads, while the detective contemplates safeguarding the ruby to stop further killings.
The Honduras stamp issued in 1933 commemorates the 441st anniversary of Christopher Columbus's voyage. The collectible marks a milestone in the nation’s philatelic history.
Indian fighter Joseph E. Ronk, 67, stays fit by bicycling in summer and ice skating in winter. He would buy a car but prefers long bicycle tours up to 100 miles, saying healthful exercise will extend life and let him enjoy scenery without dodging cars. A flowing white beard frames his rugged image, and he turned down Santa Claus work to avoid missing skating. Ronk served in the regular army during the 1890s and was injured in a Nevada battle.
Governor Brough, born in the Marietta jailer's house while his father was sheriff, faced early education setbacks after his father's death. He became a printer and studied at Ohio University in Athens, later serving as clerk of the Ohio House. He rose as a well prepared public servant with athletic prowess and strong university ties.
Gallipolis Ohio June 22 AP Captain George Hamilton has retired after 68 years as an Ohio River river pilot. He started as a cub at age 12 and spent most of his career guiding side wheel passenger steamers between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. He survived several river accidents without losing a passenger or crew member. He comes from a long line of river pilots.
The article recalls Col. John Bowman leading about 100 men from Kentucky to punish the Miami Indians at old Chillicothe near Xenia Ohio. After burning cabins seizing horses and destroying fields Bowman fought off renewed attacks on the retreat, his raid opening the region to later settlement.
An exhibit led by Dr Clendening and Dr Elliot aims to expand public understanding of diabetes treatment. It featured diabetic meals from top centers, a laboratory demonstration of testing, and charts on disease management. The event argues physicians need specialist instruction and the public should learn modern treatment methods.
In a contract bridge play, the declarer uses counting to locate key cards and win the game. East opens 2 No Trump, West responds 3 No Trump, with successful play leaving dummy entries and forcing symbolled top cards to secure seven tricks, revealing North's heart and club holdings and the location of the king.
Three sons including Capt. George Hamilton Jr. and Capt. Ned Hamilton have taken places behind the wheel in the family operation signaling a notable leadership shift.
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