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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
7
Rates and deadlines for classified ads. 2 cents per word with a 50 cent minimum, 5 cents per word for three insertions, free after six consecutive insertions, 10 percent discount for four weeks, 2 cents per word or 70 cents per inch if unpaid by the 15th of the following month. Obituaries priced at 1 dollar minimum or 1 cent per word.
Listing notes a East Second property with 3 bedrooms 1 bath hardwood floors full basement gas furnace and 100 ft frontage. Features include a one floor plan 5 rooms and garage location in New Straitsville price under 2500 dollars.
Five room one floor dwelling on one acre near Lancaster with built in kitchen cupboards and three bedrooms plus bath. Priced at 4000 with water system. Property close to town center on 75 by 150 lot. Includes grocery store in small community. Option to sell building and business or just business with good net shown.
New York hotel executive Robert K. Christenberry, named by Republican leaders to run for mayor, declares confidence in victory despite facing incumbent Robert F. Wagner. Christenberry is a 58 year old one handed World War I veteran who lost his right hand in France with the Marines. He will oppose Wagner in the November election.
About 70 books mostly out of print, a living room suite in good condition, all priced at 25 dollars. Includes a 20 volume Harvard Classics set also 25 dollars. Write or contact Harold R. Shell in South Bloomingville.
Judge Harley Meyer awarded Lowell Nutter $3,759 with 6 percent interest from November 2, 1954, in a Logan case over labor for repairing a building on West Main Street damaged by fire in May 1954. Christman claimed overpayments and damages. hearings were held March 7 and 11, 1957.
New York faced a string of weekday train delays leaving as many as 57 000 commuters stranded and prompting fears about the cities rail resilience in case of an attack. Grand Central and Pennsylvania Station handle most trains with the Long Island Railroad serving 100 000 daily riders.
AFL-CIO leader George Meany and IBEW president Gordon Freeman pressed Local 38 Cleveland to end racial bias by a Monday deadline or lose its charter. Theodore Pinkston, 30, a Korean War veteran, seeks membership after training in service and finding work only with Negro contractors on return.
Gordon W. Wattles elected board chairman of Electric Auto-Lite Co. Wattles also chairs Mergenthaler Linotype and serves as director of American Cyanamid and St. Regis Paper. He replaces Royce G. Martin, who died in 1954.
In Youngstown Ohio domestic relations judge forbade William Freeman 43 from living with Flora Stockdale mother of two month old twins and ordered $125 a month support for his wife and seven children in Pennsylvania. The judge warned of possible jail for adultery if he stayed.
Swarthmore College in Swarthmore Pennsylvania announced salary increases of up to 2000 dollars a year for faculty members. President Dr Courtney Smith said salaries now range from 4500 dollars for instructors to 14000 dollars for some professors. He stated the move addresses the fact that academic pay has lagged behind broader free enterprise growth.
The Olympic Commissary Co. of Chicago sues the Ohio Turnpike Commission for 2.5 million dollars seeking to halt the cancellation of Olympic's contract to operate six restaurants on the eastern end of the toll road. The commission voided the agreement claiming failure to meet standards of quality of food service and housekeeping.
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