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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
4
The piece argues that merchant marine subsidies face widespread abuse and inefficiency, noting government loans and mail contracts as sources of risk. It warns reforms are essential as the subsidy may not rebuild fleets, and cites Senate plans on outright government ownership or mixed models as possible paths.
The New Pittsburgh Coal Company Sunday Creek Company Lorain Coal Dock Company and other Hocking Valley shippers are sending coal to lake docks quickly with no congestion. Railroads handle shipments well and vessels are plentiful to take coal as it reaches the dock. The Hocking Valley moves many coal trains daily with most double headed.
The Republican judicial convention in Logan named E. D. Ricketts and E. O. Pettit as senatorial committeemen from Hocking county. The remarks suggest some may decline such honors and pass them along, though individuals will decide their own actions.
Truant officer James Rochester and janitor Roman Brooker are mentioned. It states that Supt Otto Grady was elected for three years at a salary of 1500 dollars per year at a later meeting.
The rumor that Ramsay MacDonald may be sent to the United States as a super ambassador highlights growing Anglo American cooperation on major policy issues. It notes that Britain and the United States influence each other's China policies and could jointly serve world interests by closer collaboration.
A fragmentary line presents a pithy aphorism about truth and humanity, but the context remains unclear. Readers are left with a partial quotation and no identifiable source or attribution.
The list identifies Eilis Island as item one, Vicente Biasco Ibanez as item two, and Japan as item three. It presents a concise partial answer set without further context or elaboration.
Lieutenant Valentine Preston returns from Shanghai to Puget Sound and reunites with Janice Edding at a reception. Lia Preston, his wife, meets Janice and notices a playful tension as Cordray Aviation plans a Masque Manchu role for Lia, with Michio Sakoh guiding her Oriental dancing.
In a contract bridge match South overcalls 2 clubs and jumps to 17 No Trumps after North overcalls 2 diamonds. West doubles and a sequence leads to a complex endgame with West to discard under pressure as South aims for a grand slam despite defensive duress.
Dr. Logan Clendening warns that foot and hand eruptions come from a microscopic fungus on dry, smooth floors and baths. Early treatment with Whitfield's ointment or iodine helps. persistent cases may need other fungicides or even X ray. Emphasizes hygiene and prevention to curb reinfection.
In Washington leaders fear the ousting of Ewing Y. Mitchell as assistant secretary of commerce could spark a major scandal. His jurisdiction covers shipping board affairs, steamship inspection, and aviation amid postwar and disaster critiques. Central Press notes the tension between accountability and policy defense, with hearings already triggered by senators.
Bank reserves are not always individual savings or wealth. Much of current reserves represent government funds raised by borrowing.
Frank Canova and his son James arrived from Italy four months ago and hunted pigeons in Central Park with a slingshot. They pleaded guilty to state conservation and city park violations and were held for sentence after four birds were found in a burlap sack. James claimed ignorance of the park rule.
A Central Press Garden column notes a shift in domestic interests as men take up flower growing and arranging. It offers practical tips on cutting flowers, using a slanted cut with a sharp knife, removing stem ends, and keeping water fresh daily, including advice on bud stage blooms and charcoal in arrangements.
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