Logan Daily News 1958 Logan Ohio community page note
Wayne W Galvin publisher and William Miller editor and manager lead a June 2 1958 Logan Ohio news page. The section lists staff roles and a subscription price schedule, noting AP material rights and Logan trading area delivery options.
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Logan Mae News
Waewhsaner
East Main
Wayne W.galvin
William
Miller
Lawrence T. Webb
Logan
Ohio
Associated Press
Hocking County
1Sland
Skirt Styles as Barometer of Economic Mood
A New York firm claims women's skirt lengths and waistlines reflect economic cycles. The study by H W Gossard Co links shorter skirts and tighter waists to recessions, and longer skirts with looser waistbands to booms, noting history from 1908 to the panic era.
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H. W. Gossard Co
New York
Foundation Garment Firm
Fashion hemlines rise and fall with business cycles
The passage traces fashion shifts from long floor sweeping trains to rising skirts in 1915, then ankle hems after World War I, high hemlines in the mid-1920s, down in the 1930s, and a World War II boom. It predicts improved business and shorter skirts as New York fall showings indicate loose waists and shorter hemlines ahead.
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New York
Holden Aims to Retire After Long Career as Movie Ambassador
Hal Boyle profiles William Holden as a world roaming star who has traveled about 600000 miles in the past five years and faces new demands from profit sharing contracts. Holden, an Oscar winner, says acting is only a means to an end and hopes to retire to support archaeology or a cause like the National Geographic Society.
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New York
Bill
William Holden
Holden
America
West Coast
Paris
Rome
England
Bob Hope
Hollywood
Eryone
National Geographic Society
Earth’s Day Extends Slightly as Axis Slows
From Washington and London comes word that the earth needs .00117 milliseconds more per day to rotate. The slowing pace means days grow longer over time, though the change is tiny and hardly affects practical timekeeping.
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Washington
U.S. Naval Observatory
England
National Physical Laboratory
Mother Earth
Ohio ports gear up for Seaway era with new trade forecast
The St. Lawrence Seaway opening will shift overseas cargo to Ohio ports like Cleveland Lorain and Toledo as rival ports in Canada New York and the upper Great Lakes bid for traffic. Totals expected rise from 10 million to 36 million tons next year with grain iron ore oil coal and general cargo shaping the mix.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Canadian
New York
Welland Canal
Pennsylvania
Upper Great Lakes
Cleveland
Lorain
Toledo
Upper Lakes
Detroit River
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Canals
Great Lakes
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Mesabi Range
Duluth
Mesabi
Labrador
Curtis Lee Smith
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Midwest
Five Chardon Strikers Held For Shooting
Five Johnson Plastic Co. strikers from Auburn Two are jailed awaiting charges after 11 rifle shots were fired at passing automobiles near the plant. No injuries reported. Deputy sheriffs recovered a .22 rifle as evidence amid ongoing strike actions involving 16 workers.
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Chardon
Ohio
Johnson Plastic Co
Auburn
David Eardley
Geauga County
William R. MacDonald
James L. Werner
United Mine Workers
UMW
Richard Ford
Ford
Kenneth Fife
Newbury
Chagrin Falls
Fife
al Brockway
Pat Kelly
Wheat Control Rebel Cannot Bar Surveyors
Dr. P Scott Whiteleather of near Minerva is enjoined by Federal Judge Paul Jones from blocking federal crop surveyors on his farm due to his opposition to wheat controls. The ruling states that opposition to the law does not justify taking the law into one’s own hands. Whitefeather testified his 1958 wheat planting is within the USDA quota. He leads the Independent Farmers of Ohio and has resisted penalties tied to wheat quotas.
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Cleveland
P. Scott Whiteleather
Near
Minerva
Paul Jones
Whiteleather
Whitefeather
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Independent Farmers of Ohio
Tomato woes and farm losses highlight 1954 1956 coverage
Federal seizure of a man’s car to secure a $600 judgment is noted alongside crop surveyors being turned away from a Columbiana County farm by a doctor and a crowd of 200. In Bremond Texas farmers see tomatoes rot as prices drop to 2 cents a pound. Read the want ads.
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Columbiana County
Bremond, Tex
Daily Across and Down Puzzle Clues With Answers
A cryptic crossword style clue list covering across and down entries. Includes definitions for foam support communication means town mass matured employ donkey behold render insane sesame against skin corporation officers malt beverages cry as a cow cereal grain hot tempered girl s nickname Franklin contend for fencing swords Coral Island laughing a rustic runs before a gale founder of psycho analysis lift.
Crossword clues from yesterday's Anewes
A crossword fragment lists entries: 36 Flex 39 Water in Cologne 40 Affirmative votes var 41 Sanskrit school. The readable items show puzzle style clues without full grid or solutions.
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Cologne
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