Nationalists Seek U S Aid as Formosa Stand Intensifies
The Nationalists in Formosa push for American support as they brace for a "live or die" defense against Communist forces. Purges shrink central and military power, with Chen Cheng to command southeast China forces and provincial authorities gaining leverage on the island. Chen warns mainland reinforcements to obey orders or face execution. over 60 units were reorganized or disbanded ahead of a broader power shift.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek Sov
Chen Cheng
Southeast China
Chen
Shanghai
Singiao
Executive Yuan
Divorce Mill Case Enters Another Phase
Franklin county new phase opens as former U S commissioner William A Weber stands trial on four counts of subornation of perjury. Weber previously led a divorce mill operation advising clients from Muskingum County to use false Columbus addresses for quick divorces. A Zanesville man received the maximum penalty in a related November sentence.
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Columbus
Franklin Nunty
Zanesville
Wilam A. Weber
U. S&s
Perry
Weber
Janesville
Ranklin County
Muskingum County
Thomas A Joseph
Zanesville Myover
Ohioans Warned Not To Sample Raw Sausage
Ohio Department of Health warns residents against eating raw or undercooked pork due to trichinosis risk. Dr Allan Greenlee notes fall and holiday slaughter raise cases. by November 24 total cases include Ottawa 7 Helms 6 Sandusky 4 and Tuscarawas 1. Symptoms include muscle pain swelling and possible anemia in severe cases.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Greenlee
Ottawa County
Helms County
Sandusky County
Tuscarawas County
Radio Programs News and Court Case Summary
Radio listings note various programs across WGAR WW and adjacent stations. In legal notes, a man received a 3 to 30 year sentence in a divorce mill case for inducing clients to falsify addresses to obtain rapid decrees. he appealed to the second district court of appeals, while Weber was removed from his county commissioner post after indictments.
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Franklin
Joseph
Second District Court of Appeals
Weber
Birmingham Children Feted at Christmas Party
The VFW and auxiliary hosted a joint Christmas party at the VFW hall on December 5 with Santa visiting, popcorn balls and candy, games, and a cocoa lunch for the children. The Florence church held its annual meeting on December 5 with officer elections announced.
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Birmingham
VFW
Santa
Florence
Thomas
King Jarrett
Elwood Crawford
Arthur Coultrip
Richard
Fix It Yourself Home Repair Tips From 1949 Column
Practical advice on cleaning glass with a damp towel, sealing wall cavities to reduce cold air, preserving wrought iron with benzine and lacquer, repairing furniture casters with plastic wood, and adding a third hinge to doors. Note mentions Mr Cobb column, background on 1949 service, and unrelated items about antitrust suit and cars from India.
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Cobb
Decree in Anti-Trust Suit Against Standard Register Co
In Washington a consent decree was entered by federal Judge Bohtha J. Laws against Standard Register Co of Dayton. The company agrees to abandon monopolistic practices in the business machine and forms industry to settle the anti trust suit filed in federal court.
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Washington
Standard Register Co
Dayton
Bohtha J. Laws
Metzenbaum Seeks Democratic Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Cleveland State Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor in the May 1950 primaries. At 32, he is among the youngest candidates and has served four terms in the legislature. He authored the unemployment compensation bill and coauthored the urban redevelopment measure, led election reforms, and chaired the Judiciary Committee. He is cousin to James M. Metzenbaum, former state senator and 1938 nominee for Lieutenant Governor.
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Howard M. Metzenbaum
Metzenbaum
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
James M. Metzenbaum
Ohio
Democrats
Suburban Calendar Events Tonight and Thursday
Columbia W5SCS, Dorothy Dengler home 8 p.m. Christmas party with 25 cent gift exchange. Olmsted areas hold Grange and orchestra meetings, church and community events, including open houses, dinners, and Christmas parties with officers elected. Ridgeville, Grafton, Penfield, Penfield Women’s Association, and local clubs host gatherings, crafts, and programs through Thursday with varying start times.
Community notices and club meetings across several towns
Eaton Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Evelyn Mier's home at 8 p m for a Christmas party with a Secret Sisters reveal. In LaGrange W S C S of the Methodist church will hold a luncheon in the church basement with Esther Buckley's committee serving at 12 30 p m and the meeting topic A Child Shall Lead Them. Ridgeville Friendship Club hosts a Christmas party at Mrs Ralph Grider's home at 1 30 p m with a gift exchange. Avon Lake Columbia school hosts a 7 30 p m basketball game. Grafton Bakers Devem Pm Ochtle Club meets with Mrs Vivian Jantz in the evening. Lake Ave Homemakers meet at Mrs E C Cotton's home with a bag lunch at noon and a 25 cent gift exchange or handmade items. note change of place NO Olmsted Kiwanis Ladies meet at 1 p m NO Olmsted Jolly Juniors meet at Clague Road Church at 7 30 p m.
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Columbia
Dorothy Dengler
NO. Olmsted — Community Orchestra
Cue Memorial
Olmsted Grange
Eaton
Grange
Ridgeville
Grafton
Belden Grange
Fields
W.scs
Allen Harrison
Gayle Ford
Gibson
Grafton—Kiwanis
Lorain-Co
Wellington High School
D. McGrew
O. S. UL
Clarksfield
Ladies’ Aid
Carl Selzer
Congregational Church
Explorer Scouts
Kiwanis Cabin
Route 76
NO. Olmsted
Eaton—Ladies Aid Group
Evelyn Mier
Lagrange
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Esther Buckley
Ridgeville — Friendship Club
Vcome
Ralph Grider
Avon Lake
Columbia School
Grafton—Baker's Deven
Vivian Jantz
Lake Ave
E. C. Cotton
Olmsted
Kiwanis
Olmsted — Jolly
Clague Road
Another tax proposed in Boston votes worth no
A brief report notes a proposed tax measure in Boston with unclear voting impact. The item highlights potential civic reaction and the financial implications, indicating the proposal may affect residents without guaranteeing clear voting outcomes.
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Boston
Lawmaker proposes $2 fine on nonvoters in Mass.
Chronicle Telegram reports State Senator Richard H. Lee urged the legislature to impose a $2 fine on Massachusetts residents who fail to vote in two successive years. Also, a stray bullet from a deer hunter shattered Keith Hassett’s car window near Two Harbors, Minnesota, barely injuring no one among Hassett and three passengers.
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Richard H. Lee
Lee
Massachusetts
Harbors
Minn
Keith Hassett
Hassett
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