Anniversary Dinner On Thanksgiving Day
Mr and Mrs Frank Dobrozsi celebrated their 23rd web anniversary with a Thanksgiving gala dinner. Attending were many Dobrozsi relatives including S D Varga and son Jimmy Ernie and children, John Jr and his sons, the Majchers with David and Andrew, Hasselbach with Billy, Dr E J Lamb and Lois of Columbus, and Kathleen Mary Ann and John Arthur.
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Frank Dobrozsi
S. D. Varga
Jimmy
Ernie Dobrozsi
Steve
J. J
David
John Dobrozsi
Edward
Robert
Tommy
Janice
Ruth Ann
Andrew Majcher
Andrew
John Hasselbach
Billy
E. J. Lamb
Lois
Columbus
Andrew Dobrozsi
Kathleen
Dobrozsi
Mary Ann
John Arthur
Lodges Vicksburg Circle G A R presides at civic meeting
In The Lodges Vicksburg Circle Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met in the Civic Auditorium last evening with Mrs Lawrence Dugan presiding Plans were completed for the Christmas party and the exchange scheduled for Wednesday December 7 at the home of Mrs Frank Troutvine Sr 414 Shafer St Mrs Allen Gravenstein and her social committee will run the evenings entertainment A social hour followed the meeting Members of Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted a banquet for their husbands last evening.
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Vicksburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Lawrence Dugan
Frank Troutvine
Shafer St
Allen Gravenstein
Ladies’ Auxiliary To the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gleaners of First Methodist Church Meet in Thanksgiving Session
The Gleaners of the First Methodist Church gathered yesterday at the church with 23 members present. Mrs. Walter Johnson presided, devotions by Mrs. Lee Chamberlain, and Miss Gloria Kievitt sang two numbers with Miss Susan Hagan on piano. Members planned a December food basket, a gift exchange, discussed shut ins, and announced roll call "Giving Thanks" before a social with fruit centerpiece and lighted greenery.
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First Methodist Church
Walter Johnson
Lee Chamberlain
John Rupp
Gloria Kievitt
Susan Hagan
County GOP backs Ebright for governor nomination
The Montgomery County Republican Executive Committee endorsed State Treasurer Don H. Ebright for the Republican nomination for governor in the May 1950 primary.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Republican Executive Committee
Don H. Ebright
Auxiliary meeting cancels November 29 session
Ray Phillips introduces the evening speakers Commander Earl Shea service officers Hi ram Fullen and Robert Berry and canteen manager Howard Brown. Mrs. Phillips announces the Auxiliary will not meet Tuesday November 29 as originally scheduled.
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Ray Phillips
Earl Shea
Hiram Fullen
Robert Berry
Howard Brown
Rehearsal Party For Wedding Vows At Deardoff Home
Dr and Mrs George Deardoff hosted a rehearsal luncheon after the wedding of Wayne Deardoff and William Warman at St Paul Evangelical Reformed Church. Guests included Clarence Witt Marjorie Meyers Sarah Conner Walter Miller Jimmie Miller Harold Deardoff Davie Sandusky Shirley Sandusky Harold Leighty Ray Schwadle James Wray Rev H H Jung Jean Trusdale Jeanne Newton Mrs Robert Davidson William Sweeney Robert Stephenson Harold McGraw and the bridal couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deardoff
Count
Ayneardoff
William Warman
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clarence Witt
Marjorie Meyers
Franklin
Sarah Conner
Waynesville
Walter Miller
Jimmie
Dayton
Middletown
Harold Deardoff
Davie
Ed Sandusky
Shirley
Harold Leighty
Ray Swhadle
James Wray
H. H. Jung
Jean Trusdale
Jeanne Newton
Robert Davidson
William Sweeney
Robert Stephenson
Harold McGraw
Girl Faces Final Word On Eye Operation For Mary Hope Hodgdon
Portland AP report on 12 year old Mary Hope Hodgdon awaiting final word from doctors at Elks Eye Clinic University of Oregon Medical School. Outcome hinges on whether retina healing stabilizes. a successful result means possible normal one eye vision, otherwise potential lifelong blindness. Readers sent many supportive letters to the Hodgdon family as they wait.
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Portland
Orc
Mary Hope Hodgdon
Lee Hodgdon
Mary Hope
Elks Eye Clinic
University of Oregon Medical School
Po Ge
Sergeant Shot To Death By Soviet Guard
Berlin dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor protested to Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov over the fatal shooting of an American Air Force sergeant on the Soviet British sector border. An Air Force car carrying two soldiers and a German girl was halted at a border checkpoint. The driver tried to flee toward the British sector and a Soviet guard fired, fatally striking the sergeant through the car rear.
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Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Alexander Kotikov
U. S. Army
Air Force
Gatow
West Coast Sailors Union votes on new contract horizon
Peace on the west coast water fronts appeared assured as the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific prepared to vote on a new labor contract. Other maritime unions have already signed contracts running into 1951.
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West Coast
San Francisco
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Judge OKs $700,000 for Packard Hall in Park
Probate Judge Sydney W. Jones authorized spending 700000 from the estate of the late W D Packard to build a Music Hall in Packard Park. Estimates say about 20,000,000 radio receivers exist outside homes with many installed in automobiles.
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HALL
Warren, O
Sydney W. Jones
W. D. Packard
Packard Park
Earth Pig Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
A crossword style list presents numerous clues with several entries across horizontal and vertical axes. The grid references include measurements, plant and animal terms, chemical symbols, and common nouns spanning animals, tools, and objects.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 29 Type of fuel
Young Thoroughfares children Inborn Membranous Before bag Indian weight Malayan Pinnacles Verbal Symbol for mistake samarium Diminutive Woody plant of Edward On the Steamship sheltered side.
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Edward
Moro Outbreak Reported in the Philippines
Philippine authorities battled uprisings by Moros and Hukbalahaps as clashes erupted near Manila. Reports from Jolo said Moro dissidents killed 17 policemen, another officer died and four were wounded in ambush while recovering bodies. Huk forces gathered in swamps, threatening the rice crop. It was unclear if unrest linked to recent elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Jolo
Constabulary
Janitor Denies Sending Letters Attacking L A
Los Angeles police say 56 year old janitor Charles Janson admitted writing the defamatory postcards that branded the city as wild and wicked. He was charged with sending defamatory material through the mail after officers compared his handwriting with the cards. Janson said at arraignment I don't know what it's all about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Worton
Charles Janson
Janson
Rain and Sleet Forecast For Middletown
Middletown saw light snow last evening but forecasts call for sleet or rain tonight with a low of 25 to 30 degrees. Sunday is expected to be mostly cloudy and cold. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from 30 to 35 degrees. today’s low was 29 rising to 31 by mid-morning.
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Middletown
President weighs Taft Hartley use in coal dispute
The mine leader's successor as head of the era and Murray denied talks with the President on organized labor's stance toward invoking Taft Hartley. The act's court injunction power is seen as Truman's main tool if a coal walkout endangers national welfare. He said he will use it if a national coal emergency exists.
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Ant
Lewis
Ela
Murray
Organized Labor
Mr. Truman
Television Program Listings by Channel and Time
Channel guides list daily programs across WLW T V WHIO WCPO and others with varied slots from afternoon previews to late night features. Entries include sports, talk shows, films, children segments, and news with times spanning 1:45 to 11:05 PM and beyond for Sunday schedules.
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Yes
WLW
Channel 4
NBC
California
N. Dame
Traditions of Nursing
Cleveland Brown
Bargy
Herb Shriner
Trotwood Madison Minstrels
Red Rber
CBS
Cliff Edwards
Wcpo-Tv
Channel 7
Paul
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Coco the Clown
Cincinnati
Six Gun Theater
Hollywood
Paul Whiteman
Wlw—T
Porniene Coeeley
Bob Steele
Aldrich
WCPO
Pittsboro
Philadelphia
Fred Wari
Pitt
Radio Schedule Highlights Saturday Night Lineup
A detailed outline of the evening’s broadcasts from PM WLW 700 and WMOH 1450K features musical variety programs, comedy sketches, dramatic segments, news by Peter Grant, sports roundups, and a slate of guest appearances including Vaughn Monroe, Gene Autry, Philip Marlowe, and Dennis Day. The lineup includes Chandu the Magician, Superman, Judy Canova, Grand Ole Opry, and The Tops, with National Guard reports and a Tiger Ellison feature, plus youth and church content.
Defense Leaders Headed to Paris Conference
Secretary of Defense Johnson and General Omar Bradley depart for Paris as Atlantic Pact Military Committee prepares a strategic outline for the Atlantic area. The arms aid program totals 1.314 billion, with pact nations eligible for up to 100 million pending approval. Last minute talks with President Truman and Britain's senior military leaders are anticipated after the Army-Navy game.
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Washington
U. S&s
Paris
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Philadelphia
Truman
Bradley
Atlantic Pact Military Committee
Atlantic
Congress
Pact
Mr. Truman
Britain
General Lists A Bomb Points If Reds Hit
In Nation's Business Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Knerr Ret. warns Russia could target Boston New York Baltimore Norfolk Seattle San Francisco and the Panama Canal first in war. He adds Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Chicago would follow. He says three bombs could annihilate New York harbor and its ships and a few more could cripple major ports in the war’s opening phase.
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Washington
Russia
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Seattle
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Air Force
Hugh J. Knerr
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Nation's Business
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Knerr
America
New York Harbor
Gargantua the Great Died. Autopsy Planned
Gargantua the giant gorilla of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus died on its final tour day. The 550 pound star’s body was flown to Baltimore for autopsy to determine cause of death likely pneumonia. The body may be mounted for Yale’s Peabody Museum after Johns Hopkins completes the exam. The keeper found Gargy in his air conditioned cage as mate Toto watched nearby.
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Miami
Fla
Gargantua the Great
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Baltimore
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Adolph Schultz
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Gargy
Jose Tomas
Toto
Philippines Bandit Raids Break Out Again
Manila reports say Huk raids resumed as bands prepared to strike rice crops while police assess links to discontent following recent presidential dismissals, with activity noted 60 miles south of Manila.
Fatal Crash Claims Canton Man on Route 8
Canton Ohio report states John Malicheck 46 died when his car struck a railing on Route 8 seven miles south of Canton. Authorities described the accident as sudden and fatal with local responders arriving at the scene.
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Canton, O
John Malicheck
Route 8
Here
Plea Of Insanity Looms In Stroble Murder Hearing
LOS ANGELES AP Fred Stroble 66 faces trial for the murder of six year old Linda Joyce Glacoft. He says he hears buzzing in his head and may plead insanity at the December 2 hearing. If entered the court would appoint three psychiatrists for examination delaying the speedy trial sought by the district attorney. Subpoenas were issued to compel Stroble family members to appear, as prosecutors fear they plan to move out of jurisdiction.
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Los Angeles
Fred Stroble
Linda Joyce Glacoft
Stroble
Ruben Hausman
Freddie
Adolph Alexander
Superior Court
Senator Predicts Sherman Approval
Senator Tydings of Maryland, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, predicted the Senate will approve Admiral Forrest P. Sherman as chief of Naval Operations without reopening the unification dispute among the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sherman
Doctor William D. Litten Dies at 93 in Coshocton
Doct ors dean of Coshocton County physicians Dr. William D. Litten, 93, will be buried today in Warsaw after funeral services in Coshocton. He retired in 1946 at age 90 following 66 years of medical practice.
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Coshocton
William D. Litten
Industrialist Hubert E. Howard Named Munitions Board Chairman
President Truman named Hubert E. Howard of Chicago to chair the Defense Department Munitions Board, a $10,000-a-year post. The veteran industrialist, 60, has led the Personnel Policy Board and previously chaired the Binkley Coal Company and Coal Corporation of Chicago, native to Fairfield Iowa.
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Washington
Truman
Chicago
Hubert E. Howard
Defense Department
Munitions Board
Hubert
Howard
Department of Defense
Pean
Binkley Coal Company and Coal Corporation of
Fairfield
Iowa
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