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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1948
Page
4
The notice outlines Associated Press usage for republication and lists subscription rates. Carrier delivery costs are 20 cents per week, with mail rates in County and trade areas at $4.00 six months $2.00 three months, Ohio zones per year six months $3.00 three months $1.50, and second zone six months $4.00.
Ohio police launch a state wide traffic safety check from July 1 to July 31 1948 to fix faulty brakes broken wipers worn tires and defective headlights. Governor Herbert proclaims the period many accidents injures and deaths highlighted earlier underscore motorists responsibility and community cooperation.
At age 70 Mrs. Vitus L. Gates of Hopkinsville Ky became the lone woman in the Kentucky delegation to deliver their roll call vote for vice president at the Republican national convention. She cheered the crowd as Kentucky passed, declaring she felt 70 years young and thrilled to be among Republicans.
The article traces ilmenite in New York's Adirondack mountains once a nuisance to iron miners now valued for titanium content. Titanium is touted as stronger than aluminum or magnesium and potentially replaces steel in parts. its oxide also colors paints. Abundance makes titanium highly appealing as a structural metal.
John L. Lewis blasts court orders to resume wage talks under Taft-Hartley provisions calling them oppressive. The piece jokes about his use of $10 words and hints the miners' welfare fund could outlast his rhetoric.
Russian writer Kozelsky notes his visit to Cincinnati where Tafts own almost everything except air. He claims the Reds are not subversive but, by their National League standing, hint at going underground.
The text calls for action to keep prices from skyrocketing and urges recalling former Secretary of Agriculture for guidance in curbing inflationary pressures.
A narrator enjoys lunch with Swifty O'Brien and an eager New York loving young woman out of Akron. She brags of city arts and cinema, contrasts with Cleveland and Paris plans, and derides Akron tastes while swapping notes on modernist films and revivals.
Answers outline the award for the most distinguished juvenile book, compare air and auto distances from New York to Chicago at 232 miles by air, Franklin D Roosevelt as the 32nd president, energy use in typing versus walking, and the title source from the Bible Song of Solomon 2 12, The Voice of the Turtle.
In observance of Father's Day on June 20 a family gathering was held at Mr. and Mrs. E D Schaal home. Dinner at noon followed by an informal social afternoon with relatives from Columbus Logan Hallsville and Wayne among others.
Andrew Delacourt is floored in a confrontation with Louis Baron’s son at a contractor’s office. Embittered, he contemplates leaving town but resolves to settle in Branfield, learning farming despite no experience, urged by his grandfather’s belief that perseverance and a decent climate yield a living from the land. He later meets Mrs. Potts and Bigelow, who discuss his new move and a possible farm purchase.
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