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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1950

Page

2

Only two independents file for Ohio offices

Columbus Aug 10 AP Only two individuals filed independent nominating petitions for Ohio statewide offices. James Metzenbaum, Cleveland attorney and former state senator, seeks the Supreme Court judge seat with 56 000 signatures from 88 counties. Raymond J Jeffreys of Columbus runs for congressman at large with 33 000 signatures. Both petitions must be checked by county election boards, with Metzenbaum opposing Judge William L Hart and Jeffreys opposing Democratic incumbent Stephen M Young and former Republican George H Bender.

Columbus Ohio James Metzenbaum Cleveland Ohio Supreme Court Raymond J. Jeffreys Prohibition Organzations Metzenbaum Jeffreys William L. Hart Alliance Hart Stephen M. Young George H. Bender Charles F. Sweeney Arbert S. Duffy Frank J. Lausche Ohio Legislature Cleveland School Board Ohio Senate Cleveland City Planning Commission Euclid Board of Zoning Appeals State Senate Lan Ohio Prohibition Committee Jeffrey Prohibition National Committee Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Nomination bids span 1934 1936 1938 for congressman at large

A figure sought nomination for congressman at large in 1934 1936 and 1938. He also ran as a Prohibition Party candidate for U S Senator in the 1938 election. In 1940 he was defeated for state senator from Cleveland his former home.

Prohibition Party U. S Cleveland

Chinese Reds Reported Infiltrating Indo-China

A Formosa AP report says about 20,000 Chinese Communist troops allegedly slipped into Indo-China to join Ho Chi-Minh forces against the French-backed Bao Dai government. Unconfirmed reports claim they moved in small groups by junk from Hainan Island at night, as the United States increases aid to France and Bao Dai.

Taipei Formosa Indo-China Ho Chi-Minh Vietnam Hainan Island United States Bao Dai

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