Logan Daily News Acknowledges History and Rates
The Logan Daily News of Logan Ohio outlines publication history with ties to The Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat. It lists Wayne Newspaper Company address, staff roles, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for local and distant zones with weekly and annual pricing.
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Logan Daily News
Wayne Newspaper Company
Logan
Ohio
East Main Street
Hocking Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Truman Draft Talk Won't Likely Produce Nominee
Human Events argues Truman insiders push the idea of a presidential draft at Chicago. Georgia senator Russell resists a third party bid, pledging loyalty to the party while signaling reservations about some fair deal policies. The scene suggests a nominee will emerge, though who remains unclear.
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Truman
Chicago
Washington
Palace Guard
Senator Russell
Georgia
Kefauver
U.S. News and World Report
Russell
Journalistic Estates and Medical Fellowship Abbrevations
The query asks for the three other estates beside journalism the Fourth Estate and for the meaning of F A C S after a physician's name. The suggested answers state Noblemen clergymen and working men and Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
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F.A.C.S
The
American College of Surgeons
National Whirligig Many Tricks in Capitol Hill Scandals
Washington reports detail President Truman and aides resisting investigations into graft and corruption across departments. The piece argues standpatism and suppression hinder reforms while Congress seeks probes before the 1948 conventions.
Funds Listed For New Atom Work
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a new atomic plant likely in the Ohio Valley at an estimated cost of 1.197 billion dollars and proposes spending 12 billion to expand two existing plants and two more under construction. The proposals accompany President Truman’s request to Congress for 3.191 billion dollars for a stepped up atomic weapons program, disclosed in House Appropriations Subcommittee testimony.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio Valley
Truman
Congress
House Appropriations
Dog Fight Leads To Damage Suit
In New York a Bronx Supreme Court jury awarded Mrs. Elma C. Fulkerson 5274 for injuries and a lost diamond ring after she intervened in a fight between her terrier and Dr. Philip G. MacDonald’s collie. She had sued for 30000 dollars.
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New York
Bronx Supreme Court
Elma C. Fulkerson
Philip G. MacDonald
Claims Smaller Plants Snubbed by Army Navy
Tel ford Taylor head of the Small Defense Plants administration says the Army and Navy fail to cooperate in channeling suitable contracts to smaller plants. He spoke Monday night at a meeting of small business representatives under the United Action for Small Business Inc.
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New York
Telford Taylor
Small Defense Plants Administration
Army
Navy
Taylor
United Action For Small Business Inc
Citation Dismissed in Lima Beer Permit Case
The state board of liquor control dismissed a citation against Richard J. Unger of White Cottage Poultry in Lima. Unger held a beer carryout permit and was cited for offering a premium with alcohol advertising.
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Columbus
State Board of Liquor Control
Richard J. Unger
White Cottage
Lima
Unger
Liquor Department
Justice Unit Probe Of Liquor Trade Is Disclosed
Washington June 24 The Justice Department looked into the liquor industry three years ago and found no price fixing conspiracy but noted high concentration A statement by Justice explained why anti trust charges were not brought The probe followed rumors of political contributions by industry leaders in 1948
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Justice Unit
Washington
P— House
Justice Department
Stephen Mitchell
House
Mitchell
Department
Justice
Brown Receives GI Complaints About Korea Ammo
Rep. Brown read a letter from 35 U. S. soldiers in Korea alleging ammunition rationing outdated mortars and repair-part shortages. They claim Chinese forces went unmolested and killed Americans while seeking impeachment or court martial for officials. Reps. Sieminski and Teague disputed ammo inadequacy claims.
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Washington
Rep
Brown
Ohio
House
U. S
Korea
Two Jehovah's Witnesses Sentenced for Conscientious Objection
In Columbus on June 24, U. S. District Judge Mell G Underwood sentenced James Clark Walker 21 and John Bejelis 24 to five years each after a nonjury trial. Both Columbus men claimed minister status and refused induction into the armed services on conscientious objection grounds.
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Columbus
U. S. District Court
U. S
Mell G. Underwood
James Clark Walker
John Bejelis
Jehovah's Witnesses
Armed Services
Rhee Retained As South Korea President by Assembly
Supporters of Syngman Rhee in the Korean National Assembly voted 60 to 0 to keep him in office until a new president is elected. Anti_Rhee forces boycotted the session under martial law. The body set August 15 as the formal end date, with a possible indefinite stay if no successor is named.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Assembly
Rhee
Lausche Warns On Fireworks in Friendly Letter
Gov. Frank J. Lausche writes to 11-year-old Ronnie Drake warning against fireworks. He tells Ronnie in a Dutch uncle tone that firecrackers are dangerous and praises his father’s advice about safety.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ronnie Drake
Russell Drake
Ronnie
Superliner Receives Noisy Welcome at New York Harbor
The United States liner, America's new queen of passenger sea lanes, arrived at her home port of New York with a loud blast of whistles. Thousands lined Lower Manhattan as the 990‑foot ship loomed from the harbor and circled while planes whirred overhead. The liner completed a 500 mile cruise from Newport News, Virginia where she was built.
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New York
United States
America
Lower Manhattan
U. S. Lines
Newport News
Hope To Wind Up Congress Fast
Congressional leaders told President Truman they will push to finish the current session before the Republican convention. They said they may stay in session on July 4 and the following Saturday if needed as the convention opens July 7 in Chicago. Much legislation remains, including funding for the new government fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Truman
Estes Kefauver
Congress
Washington
Chicago
Left-Handedness Higher Among Mental Institution Inmates
Normal individuals show four to eight percent left-handedness while inmates in mental institutions have a markedly higher rate. The observation notes a notable difference in laterality between the general population and psychiatric facilities.
Logan City School Board invites coal bids
Proposals to supply about 600 tons of coal for the 1952 1953 school year will be received by the Clerk until 12 noon Monday July 14 1982. Specifications may be secured from the Clerk. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. John R Sparnow Clerk Logan City Board of Education Logan Ohio.
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John R. Sparnow
Logan City
Sheriff’s Sale In Partitions In Hocking County Ohio
Public auction set for July 12 1952 at 1 p.m. at the Logan court house to sell the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 17 township 12 range 18 containing 39 acres more or less with a 1 4 acre school lot exception The Ohio Fuel Gas Company holds a leasehold interest by several lease records and rights of way The appraised value is 1000 with minimum bid two thirds of that amount The sale is ordered by the Hocking County Common Pleas Court and conducted by Sheriff A J Waldron plus deputy and attorney Don C Patterson. Cash only.
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State of Ohio
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Edson M. Shaw
Nolan Richman
Logan
Ohio
Hocking
State of
Laurel
Towit
Levi C. Richman
Emily E. McBroom
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Toad Run Road
Ben Bigham Farm
Jeff
King County
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