Warren County doctors face pre induction checks December 1
Warren County registered veterinarians and others will report for pre induction physical exams on December 1 as part of draft procedures. Twelve county men have been ordered to report for induction on November 29, with more draft calls expected next month. A ceramics class will start at the YMCA with 10 members, taught by Mrs. John Irwin and Mrs. James Shedd, focusing on seraphite decorative work. The Union Ridge Community Club will hold its December meeting Friday at 1 30 p m.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Marjorie Revenaugh
Revenaugh
Lawrence Spencer
Kings Mills
Tion
Earl Alexander
Wendell Clement
Maurice Frederick
Charles Mayer
Mack Meadows
Robert Lindsay
Jesse Richardson
Fred Pearson
Fred Morris
Bufford Webb
Lonzo Allen
Franklin
Francis Gilmore
Elmer Layman
Homer Evans
Morrow
Lawrence Brown
Eugene Haney
Waynesville
Donald Hayner
Mason
William Dyer
Foster
William Redman
Clarksville
Frank Chisman
Loveland
Billy Schuyler
South Lebanon
YMCA
Jim Shedd
John Irwin
James Shedd
Union Ridge Community Club
Vaughn Monroe Debuts Use Your Gination on RCA Victor
Disk Jockey Jim Harpring praises Vaughn Monroe for USE YOUR GINATION on RCA Victor. He calls the ballad from the Cole Porter show Out Of This World a perfect showcase for his voice and urges listeners to hear it on WPFB at 1:15 Tuesday and buy the 45 at RCA Victor dealers.
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Vaughn Monroe
RCA Victor
Jim Harpring
WPFB
Vaughn
Cole Porter
Lydia E Pinkham Ad Promotes Pain Relief Pills
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for premenstrual nervousness irritability and emotional symptoms. It also suggests Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets with added iron as an alternative option.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Thanksgiving Guest List From Local Homes
A long list of Thanksgiving visitors includes Mrs. Mary Jane Fraser and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser. Mrs. Robert Lesan and three children. Mrs. Jeanette Carder and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Runner and children visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holthaus on Oakwood Ave. In addition, Mrs. Warren Wood and guests from Dayton. Valley Stream. Xenia. Centerville. Newford, N J were hosted by various local residents. Also noted is a Sarasota vacation for Dan Brant and family.
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Mary Jane Fraser
Charles Fraser
Robert Lesan
Jeanette Carder
Don Runner
Paul Holthaus
Oakwood Ave
Charles Warren Wood
Dayton
Tom Wood
Richard Wood
Charles Lewis
Richard Nicholas
Dorothy Wood
William McGrath
Valley Stream
N.Y
Warren Wood
South Broadway
Clint Corwin
Xenia
Ivan Tingersoll
Centerville
George Henkle
Stanley Markey
Sam Hene
Dan Brant
Beverly Ann and
Donnie
Newford, N. J
Sarasota, Florida
Woman Becomes Rosin Grader in Florida
Mary Margaret Raulerson, a bookkeeper at Aycock Lindsey Corp in Lake Butler, became the first woman authorized by the U S Department of Agriculture to grade rosin. She grades after processing in twin fire stills, comparing drum samples with a U S Bureau of Standards chart, handling about 52 drums daily.
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Lake Butler
Fla
Tom Aycock
Aycock-Lindsey Corporation
Mary Margaret Raulerson
Raulerson
U. S
Desert World’s Largest Arid Region Identified
The Sahard Desert in northern Africa is described as the world’s largest arid region. The article notes its vast, dry expanse and its status as a defining desert area in the Sahara basin.
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Africa
Taft Brushes Aside Toledo Blade Letter
WASHINGTON AP Taft rebuts a Toledo Blade open letter claiming his re election shows no repudiation of Truman policy in Ohio. He says Blade misinterprets his victory and criticizes the paper’s liberal Republican stance. The Blade’s letter, addressed to 12 senators, argues McCarthyism not rampant in Ohio and Taft not the state’s favorite son for president.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Toledo Blade
Truman
Paul Black
Acheson
THE
BLADE
Republican Party
Washington Post
McCarthy
R-Wis
Joseph Ferguson
Aiken and Flanders
Vermont
Hendrickson
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Lodge and Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Ives
New York
Morse
Oregon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Thye
Minnesota
Tobey
New Hampshire
Vandenberg
Michigan
Ethiopia Offers Resettlement to 171 Displaced Persons
Ethiopia has a place for 171 displaced persons in International Refugee Organization camps in the American, British and French zones of Germany. Those chosen face three year contracts for permanent settlement with options for agricultural land and subsidies, plus salaries from 275 dollars monthly for skilled workers. The group includes 37 agricultural workers and professionals such as doctors engineers and bricklayers among others.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
International Refugee Organization
Germany
Pelican to be removed from Halifax harbor
The Pelican, a once-proud wooden vessel from the British fleet that has protruded from Halifax harbor since 1923, will be hauled away. Divers will seal the hull and it will be towed out to sea and sunk.
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Sydney
N. S
Halifax Harbor
Harbor Board
Taft Gains Strength as 1952 Nomination Prospect
Taft is viewed as stronger among colleagues than two years ago when Lodge failed to win a GOP policy chair vote. His 1952 presidential bid is rated higher by many since re election. He says he is available but will not campaign as before. Associates expect Ohio’s delegation to back him at the nominating convention unless he withdraws.
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Taft
Lodge
Ohioan
GOP
Ohio
Warren County Farmers Asked To Aid With Clearing a Roads
Warren County farmers were urged to mobilize tractors and machines to clear drifted snow and open the secondary road system. Six foot drifts blocked routes 42 and 48 as county crews lacked equipment to assist. Schools were closed and traffic halted. travelers and stranded motorists filled local inns. Police limited village driving to essential trips while efforts continued to remove snow and restore services in Lebanon and surrounding areas.
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Lebanon
Warren
Warren County
Satuday
Golden Lamb
Warren Nelson
Western Star
Columbus
W. H. Fulberth
Franklin
O. E. Chamberlain
Chautauqua
Miami River
Bomb found in San Bernardino home shocks buyer
In San Bernardino a new homeowner, E. S. Winter, cleared a shelf and uncovered a live bomb, believed to be air force bomb practice gear. The 16 inch long device weighed pounds and was taken by police for safe disposal.
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San Bernardino
Calif
E. S. Winter
Wiers
Snowbound Families Receive Regular Aid by Truck Route
A few miles north the area was snowbound as a truck ran regular trips via Carlisle carrying food and coal to households unable to leave, ensuring essential supplies reached those isolated by the winter weather.
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Carlisle
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J. W. Benty
J. W. Bundy
South Upper Street
Lexington
Kentucky
Pope
Roger
Central Avenue
Mississippi Delta
Gulf of Mexi
Dou
Motorola
Middletown
Goodyear
N. Broad St
Marvin’s Radio
Central Ave
Melampy
Strad Music
Streifthau Bros
Lockie & Glenn Distributors
Gilbert Ave
Cincinnati
Jimmy Durante
Helen Traubel
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