Big Red Drive Feared In Indochina Imminent
Reports from Indochina warn of a major Communist offensive likely this month, timed before key Berlin and Korea war events. French fears grow as forces concentrate in the Red River Delta, with 70,000 troops expected to strike, threatening a peace that could bolster Communist control.
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Korea
Incochina
France
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B.daul
Indo Chure
Southeastern
Asia
Red River
Gesta
Bread Basket
Hanoi
Acme Grange Officers Meet In Columbia
Acme Grange of Columbia will meet Sunday January 10 at the master Abel Carpenter home. All officers are asked to be present. A campaign to collect donations for the Magnetic Springs Foundation aiding polio victims will be conducted with families asked to pin donations under a patch worn by the representative.
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Columbia
Acme Grange
Abel Carpenter
Magnetic Springs Foundation
Take Petitions for Supreme Court Race in Ohio
Secretary of State Ted Brown announced two more petitions for judge of the Supreme Court. Charles H. Hubbell of Cleveland and Common Pleas Judge James Bell both filed. Madison County asked for petitions but neither designated a term for the May primaries.
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Columbus
Ted Brown
Supreme Court
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Common Pleas
James Bell
Madison County
Rainfall Sounds Added At The Hotel Edison
New York The Hotel Edison announced it has installed facilities to provide guests with sleep inducing sound recordings at bedtime. Choices feature rain patter crickets croaking frogs lowing cattle and a baby's cries to aid sleep.
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New York
Edison
Stress Quality To Make Profit Cattlemen Told
Washington cattlemen were told to stress quality to profit as markets show wide gaps between good and poor feeder steers. H H Smith of Colorado extension explained higher quality feeder cattle yield higher prices per pound and weigh more, though costs to raise them are similar.
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H. H. Smith
Smith
Colorado A
Extension Service
Smuth
Denver
Gear Industrial Output To Baby Crop Plea
A Washington senator urged boosting industrial output to match rising births, arguing that higher quality cattle could raise calf values and spur prosperity. Ralph E. Flanders said growth in babies would align with production, easing recession fears and enabling two vacations yearly.
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Washington
Ralph E. Flanders
U. S
Office of National Vital Statistics
Flanders
Grandson dies after Toledo shooting incident
Pierre Neumeyer 16, grandson of Mrs Octavia Neumeyer of Erhart, died Saturday morning after being accidentally shot while visiting a friend's home in Toledo. Mrs Neumeyer left for Toledo to be with her son's family. Various holiday visits and social calls are noted from Olmstead Falls to Medina, Cleveland, and Avon Lake as communities marked New Year’s gatherings.
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Pierre Neumeyer
Anthony Neumeyer
Toledo
Pierre
Octavia Neumeyer
Neumeyer
Claude Jackson
Bernice Jackson
Eaton Center
Frank Ullrich
Ullrich
Olmstead Falls
Anthony Hinckle
Charles Martnand Roand Fish
Chatham
Wir
John Offenberg
Medra
Edward Ouenberg
Bob
Berea
Harold
Medina
George Bowles
William Winold
Cleveland
Carl Cahlik
Lecter
Bowles
Wik ‘Ag Vuopald
Carl Neff
Rose Fes
Minns
W. J. Fries
Guy
Act
W.siey
Cleve Jaré
May DeHaven
Mise Delons
Dean Regal
Huntington
Fred Zimmerman
Medina Hospital
Pearl
Sugar Creek
Charley Gross
Lena Johnson
Floyd Rumbaugh
Rebecca Dobson
John von Fiechke
Avon Lake
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