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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
3
The Bank of England, nationalized March 1, 1946, remains the central financial authority with operations unchanged. It handles debt, money issuance, foreign exchange, and government securities while stockholders were paid off and the government gained banking policy influence.
New York City will shift toward housing projects within years with one in 25 residents living in new apartments. Projects will transform Manhattan by replacing old tenements and alter neighborhood patterns of similar national backgrounds. Colorado is a Spanish term meaning red.
Dr J Ward Doering announced he will begin his annual vacation July 8 and return August 1. During his absence Dr W J Lindsey of Columbus will run the practice. Lindsey is resident surgeon at University Hospital and a 1946 Ohio State medical school graduate. Doering and family will vacation at Daytona Beach Florida.
Fenton Construction Co of Ashland is building a plant to produce asphaltic material near the Hocking Valley Brewery in Nelsonville. The facility aims to start by July 7 to support road repairs in the Hocking Valley area for about five years. Route 50 A resurfacing material will be produced at the new site for use along Route 33 through Salt Creek.
The New York Police Department 1948 annual report shows 315 murder and manslaughter cases with 269 disposed of, arrests up 4 percent while felony complaints fell 13 percent, misdemeanors 9 percent, and juvenile delinquency 5 percent. Felonious assaults 2,847 burglaries 2,733 grand larceny 5,121. Over half of cases were disposed of.
All state wholesale and retail liquor stores in Columbus will be closed Monday July 4. Stores reopen at 11 AM Tuesday July 6 as announced by the liquor department.
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