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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1954

Page

4

Logan Daily News Publication Details and Rates

The Logan Daily News is published daily except Sunday by Wayne Newspaper Co Logan Ohio. It consolidates The Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat and lists staff roles and AP rights. Subscription rates vary by zone from three months to yearly, with carrier and mail options.

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Debate Over Teen Work Leave Sparks School Laws Talk

Anthropologist Margar et Mead argues 14 year olds should quit school to work if desired. Dr Mead says forcing them to stay fuels delinquency, while the National Child Labor Committee warns work without guidance harms teens and education.

Margaret Mead Mead National Congress of Parents and Teachers National Child Labor Committee Dr. Mead

Vanishing Markets Outsize U.S. Farm Exports Pressure

The article notes American farmers rely on foreign markets for 50 million acres of produce. As countries push self sufficiency, former buyers may grow their own crops reducing demand for wheat and dried milk. Some economists warn the global aid program may be misdirected toward industrial support instead. The shift risks complicating an already baffling farm situation.

United States America

Army trains officers in cost cutting and self contained depots

The Army plans a 14 month comptrollership course for selected officers to qualify for master level posts at depots arsenals and other logistics facilities. Units will operate with permanent funds and use cost accounting and business methods to manage operations.

U.S. Army Army

Experimenting With New Adaptations For The Arrangement

The text suggests potential in adapting the current setup with room for experimentation. It implies exploration of alternative methods and flexible approaches to improve the arrangement.

The CIA Secrets and Congress Quiet Oversight

Washington reports reveal the Central Intelligence Agency operates with minimal congressional knowledge. Since 1947 Truman founded it, funds and staff remain hidden. only a few know totals. A proposed joint oversight panel stalled, leaving CIA activities largely unexamined this year.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency Congress Truman Russia CIA

Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzles

Verbal and general knowledge crossword clues across and down with cryptogram lesson. Includes theme prompts like river names and poetic terms, plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle using a Henry Longfellow name and Keats quotation as yesterday's example.

Health and Diet Effects of Alcohol on the Nervous System

The article explains how heavy drinking harms the nervous system and liver, noting the cerebral cortex as the primary target and detailing nutritional deficiencies, cirrhosis, and risks of coma. It cautions that coma may stem from other conditions and urges medical evaluation. It ends with a Q&A about hearing aid usage.

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and John Straley

Office party misfires as boss suffers weeklong discomfort after a pin the tail on the donkey game. A friend notes Milt Kadison’s wife is nearly a finished singer, while a neighbor jokes about her near success. Anne Udin explains a puncture is a tire hole far from a garage.

Ohn Straley Milt Kadison Milt Anne Udin

Cigarette Use Increases Death Risk For Men 50 to 70

San Francisco report from the American Cancer Society links smoking to earlier death, especially from heart disease and cancer, based on 1952 interviews with 187,766 healthy men and death checks on 4,854 subjects. Heavier smoking raises death rates up to double versus non smokers.

San Francisco American Cancer Society

National defense overhaul eyed after McCarthy fallout

Washington seeks top level reform amid McCarthy Indochina and new look debates. Joint Chiefs oppose air force cuts while warning policy reversal may be needed. Dulles hews to mass retaliation but clashes with Radford Ridgway Twining on ground combat risk. Stevens Adams probe fuels White House critique and Army morale decline.

Ray Tucker Washington McCarthy Indochina Pentagon White House Capitol Hill Defense Charles E. Wilson Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Chiefs Arthur W. Radford Matthew B. Ridgway Nathan F. Twining Wilson Southeast Asia Swick Ledi John Foster Dulles Radford Ridgway Twining Eisenhower Russia Far East Europe Stevens - Adams Ike Army Fort Monmouth Peress Harry S. Truman Alger Hiss Harry Dexter White Stevens

Cooking as poetry and bread in France war tales

Hal Boyle reflects on cooking as poetry in France and simple bread with Normandy butter. He recalls German bratwurst value, U S Army garrisons in Europe, and an interview with Benjamin A Dickson about D-Day plans washed ashore, highlighting trust and belief in war.

Paris France United States Germany St. Bernard U. S. Army Europe America A. Dickson Dickson Paoli

Smoking and death rates from cancer and general mortality

The text notes that smoking cigarettes raises death rates, while smoking only a pipe or only cigars shows no clear effect on overall mortality except a possible link to cancer that requires further study.

Dutch Queen Juli ana and Prince Bernhard to cruise Med

The Dutch royal couple Juli ana and Prince Bernhard will undertake a two week Mediterranean Ionian sea cruise late this summer, invited by King Paul I of Greece.

Mediterranean Ionian Sea Paul I Greece

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