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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
4
A listing shows the Office C J Anderson Special Agency located at 441 Lexington Avenue New York NY with names including Dacker Dri and R Mulligan.
By farmer in Logan the price is 10 cents per week by mail in County and Logan trading territory. Per year it is 3 dollars inside Hocking County, 4 dollars outside the county, and 5 dollars beyond the first and second postal zones.
The piece recounts the Kansas City Union Station killings two years ago with Floyd, Verne Miller, and Adam Richetti, noting Floyd and Miller are dead, Richetti faces possible death sentence if higher courts uphold his conviction. It also reports Ben B. Laska's federal conviction for taking part in Urschel ransom funds and urges lawyers not to aid criminals, citing the Oklahoma case as a warning.
A collection of brief aphorisms and quotes from Dame Sybil Thorndike Dr Dixon Ryan Fox Rear Admiral S K Evans Edward A Filence and Vannevar Bush. The remarks touch on labor saving devices national pastimes and the need for rational political process amid emotional elections.
Dr Tipple returned Monday from Hot Springs Arkansas where he spent three weeks for his health He reports relief from rheumatism after fourteen baths costing six dollars He recalls a violent incident at the Southern Hotel where the proprietor shot and killed the porter Officials in Hocking County seek to apprehend a demented filthy morphine dependent woman seen roaming Dorr Run woods and rummaging through garbage dumps who requires care
Lieutenant Val Preston marries Lia Garenne in Shanghai and faces a return to Bremerton Puget Sound. At a dinner party hosted by Maurice Cordray tensions rise with Janice Edding and Sue Norris, while Brad Norris and Cordray scheme amid social intrigue aboard a Bremerton visit.
The Maine Bridge League featured 18 teams in an active season with notable hands shared by John B. Thames of Portland. A sample hand illustrates a complex squeeze and precise discards as declarer gains the final tricks against East.
Dr Logan Clendening reports life on the Nile where flies and mosquitoes menace daily routines in a hotel with minimal screening. He notes trachoma risks, Egyptian tablets depicting illness, and contrasts local water safety in Luxor with U.S. city systems. Six health pamphlets are offered by mail.
Washington and New York reports discuss the dollar devaluation policy and Supreme Court ruling that the government must repay in the currency it pledges. Utilities executives fear the passage of the holding companies bill and note downbeat prospects for dividends as pressure mounts in Congress and the White House. American Power and Light Company weighs options amid a plan to dissolve holding companies, with earnings of 2.78 per share for the year ending March 31, 1925.
A group of government creditors who hold three percent notes against U S treasury notes payable in 1.69 dollar gold value seek receipts at 1.69 per dollar for income tax installments. The internal revenue bureau refuses the extra 69-cent allowance. The government may face budgetary disruption as it must collect taxes at the reduced value.
A Farmer-Labor candidate has won the Minneapolis mayoral race by a large margin and will be backed by a liberal city council. The statewide Farmer-Labor governor Floyd B Olson gains strength and is viewed as a potential 1940 presidential candidate.
The article advises repotting house plants this spring if not done early and using a soil mix of one part manure one part sand and three parts garden loam with bone meal. Drainage should use broken crock and sphagnum moss, and plants should be repotted without disturbing the root ball unless diseased, then firm soil and sink pots to soil line.
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