Browns Eagles clash tests power and parity at lakefront
Cleveland faces Philadelphia in a pivotal 1949 NFL matchup at Lakefront Stadium with 25,000 to 50,000 expected fans. The Browns, limited by snow chaos and Len Ford’s injury, rely on Lou Groza to lift a potentially decisive offense as Philadelphia, led by Steve Van Buren’s return, seeks to trim its chances for playoff action.
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Eagles
New York Giants
Alex Wojciechowicz
Philadelphia
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Brownie
Paul Brown
Steve van Buren
van Buren
Marion Motley
Frank Ziegler
Georgia Tech
Lou
Groza
Hunting Toll Held to Three
In Columbus, seven people have died while hunting since the Ohio fall season began a bit over two weeks ago. Only three deaths were hunting related. four were heart attacks in the field. Weather reduced hunter days and numbers, and officials note rising safety awareness. Fatal gun accidents by companions account for 36 of the casualties. ten victims were hurt by their own actions and eight by hunters outside their party.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Wildlife Division
Life term for Navy veteran in liquor store slaying
Glenn Johnson a 24 year old Navy veteran from Fostoria Ohio was sentenced to life imprisonment for first degree murder in the holdup killing of a liquor store owner in Los Angeles. The superior court judge pronounced the term after finding Johnson guilty of the crime.
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Fostoria
Women bowlers set for Central Canton tournament trip
The Rose and Hilda Schrantz Lattavo Bros. team will travel to Cleveland for the Women’s Central Canton States tournament, opening Jan 21 at Shang Mercurio's alleys. Liz Borden Amy Ream Sally Miller Isabel are among the local entrants for doubles and singles events after the holidays.
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Central Canton
Cleveland
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the Central
Amy Ream
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Isabel
Ohio Bell and union sign 15 month wage pact
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America signed a 15 month contract effective immediately through Feb 25, 1952. The deal raises starting and top rates, speeds wage progression, and includes town reclassifications. About 14,500 of the 17,800 Bell workers are covered.
Pro Division Titles Hinge On Four Contests
The NFL semi final race shapes the divisional titles with four games deciding outcomes. Bears host Cardinals, Rams visit Green Bay, Yanks travel to New York Giants, and Browns meet Giants as contenders chase top spots. Tightly poised races threaten triple ties and potential playoffs if needed.
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Ee Bears
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Eagles
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Air Moves East Across U.S. Weather Pattern
A general pattern in the United States shows air masses largely traveling from the west to the east. This directional tendency influences regional weather systems and accompanying temperature and precipitation trends across the country.
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The
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Intercollegiate Football Rule Change Suggestions 1951
Coaches officials and many fans propose rule changes for 1951 intercollegiate football. Highlights include coachs box near benches timeout conversations free substitutions within 25 seconds reinstating fair catch allowing defense to advance all fumbles eliminating muffed punt distinction and new penalties for incomplete passes. Also limit shifts after huddle and automatic touchback rules for inair punts.
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Titus & Tesacn
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China Leader Blames U S Officials For War Snarl
Hu Shih, former Chinese ambassador to Washington, attacks naive U S officials for Far East troubles at a Stanford press conference. He accuses leaders of aiding China and Korea at Yalta and says a UN victory in Korea would weaken world communism while urging communists to risk a broader war.
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Far East
Korea
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U.N
North Korea
Chang Kai-shek
Ohioan Dies Defending Patrol Awarded D S C
Tokyo December 2 AP An enlisted man from the U S 25th Infantry Division receiving the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously Corp Billy E Barnett son of Mrs Florence Blair Ironton Ohio served as a forward observer with a patrol He drew fire to himself as the patrol was pinned down on September 16 and was killed by a mortar shell while shielding the withdrawal of his unit
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Corp
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Florence Blair
Ironton
Weirton Steel Grants 15-Cent Raise in Pact
Weirton Steel Co and the Independent Steel Workers Union announced a two year contract granting an across the board 15 cent hourly wage increase to about 11 500 production and maintenance workers plus a 1/2 cent boost in job differentials. Salaried employees receive increases effective immediately. The plan reduces more than 100 job classes to 31, sets starting rates at 1.4142 per hour and peaks at 2.911 percent. prices for products will rise to cover wage costs. The agreement covers Weirton plants in Weirton and Steubenville.
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