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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
4
Wayne W Galvin and Miller Lawrence T Webb are listed with publishers editors and managers for the Hocking Sentinel and related papers. The notice covers postal rates and AP service details, with circulation and pricing for Ohio zones and the trade area.
In the dedication address for the Hale telescope at Mt Palomar California Raymond B Fosdick of the Rockefeller Foundation notes the atomic bomb's origins and warns about unpredictable consequences while scientists anticipate new findings from the massive instrument.
The text argues that war wastes resources and delays progress and that knowledge should be able to advance without wars. It reflects on the unpredictable consequences of knowledge and urges turning away from war to use discoveries constructively.
A neighbor argues dog owners should be licensed like pets to ensure dogs receive fresh water regular food sun shade a warm dry bed and attention. The piece critiques owner responsibility and cites the tied and unhappy dog as the public nuisance.
Business statistician Roger W. Babson asks subscribers to set aside assorted diamonds for future change making in emergencies. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt predicts a large vote for Wallace as peace advocates are asked to explain how they will deliver peace.
Bigelow visits Potts house and glances at a sentimental wall engraving as Gloria frets over a dining room scene. Andrew and Gloria share a meal while Mrs. Potts observes, and Andrew learns potential future plans involving a farm and a possible match with the McClures.
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