One Child Survives Air Crash in Norway
Police announced 26 bodies recovered from a Dutch DC-3 crash in forests near Filtviet Oslo Fjord. A 12 year old boy survived among 28 refugee children and seven adults en route from Tunis to Norway. rescuers reported faint cries from the wreck. The survivor was taken to Drammen hospital with a good chance of recovery.
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Oslo
Norway
Tunis
North Africa
Aero Holland
Filtvet
Oslo Fjord
Drammen
Israel
Itinerant picker held in Fresno for murder of 17 month old
Paul Gutierrez 25 was jailed on murder charges after police say he took baby Josephine Yanez from a car near Huron and later admitted spanking her before she was found dead in a field. The Yanez couple, ranch workers, had been at a dance when Josephine vanished.
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Fresno
Calif
Paul Gutierrez
Josephine Yanez
Gutierrez
Huron
Joe Yanez
Teya
Yanez
Josephine
Pension Fund Created for Kaiser-Frazer Workers
Kaiser-Frazer announces creation of a retirement trust to cover its 12,000 production workers with four year plan, immediate six cent hourly contributions, and health welfare and life insurance extensions, managed by a joint company union board.
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Detroit
Kaiser- Frazer
Cio-United Auto Workers
K-F
Tragedy in Cleveland as man fatally shoots wife and self
Cleveland detectives say 54 year old John Do dich killed his estranged wife Jennie 46 then shot himself as their 14 year old son Richard walked into the room on Monday.
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Cleveland
John Dodich
Jennie
Richard
Dodds Death Sentence Upheld as Execution Looms
Harry Z Dodds Jr having received an eleventh hour stay earlier now faces further appeals after the Fourth Judicial Court of Appeals upheld a July murder verdict in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The defense plans to seek Ohio Supreme Court review and possibly a gubernatorial appeal. Judge Roy Williams must set a new execution date.
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Harry Z. Dodds, Jr
Fourth Judicial Court of Appeals
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Eleanor E. Gifford
Ohio Supreme Court
Dodds
Appeals Court
Common Pleas
Roy D. Williams
Chauncey Man Fined After Bailey Run Fire
A fire covering over 300 acres near Bailey Run on November 8 burned for five hours. William Barnhart was arraigned for setting the woods blaze before Mayor Charles Wadley. He faced a maximum $200 fine. unable to pay, he was remanded to county jail after costs of $5. Local residents and forestry personnel assisted in extinguishing the flames, with Barnhart arrested by Fire Warden O. E. Atkinson.
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Bailey Run
Chauncey
William Barnhart
Charles Wadley
Barnhart
O. E. Atkinson
Columbus Area Extended Forecast Shows Cooler Trend
Extended forecast for Columbus indicates temperatures 6 to 10 degrees below normal with daily highs around 44 and lows near 31. Turning colder Wednesday and Thursday, with continued cold through the weekend and light intermittent snow flurries bringing 0.1 to 0.2 inches of precipitation.
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Columbus
Met Opens 65th Season With Der Rosenkavalier
The Metropolitan Opera launches its 65th season with Der Rosenkavalier led by Rise Stevens and Eleanor Steber before a packed crowd at Lincoln Center. Celebrities mingle between acts while TV cameras capture society's spectacle, as the network airs a larger opening than last year and high jinks are minimal.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
der Rosenkavalier
Rise Stevens
Eleanor Steber
39Th St
Broadway
ABC
Byrnes Attacks Government Spending at Southern Conference
Former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes urged large cuts in expenditures and cautioned against new taxes while criticizing federal overreach. He warned deficit spending would continue and urged the South's governors to curb spending as he discussed possible gubernatorial run in South Carolina next year.
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Bisoni
Miss
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Washington and Lee University
South
Congress
Roosevelt
U.S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
Taft Praised For Supporting Grain Storage Legislation
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio was praised for sponsoring a Farm Credit Act amendment enabling loans to farmer co operatives up to 80 percent of storage bin costs. Everett F. Rittenour of Piketon, Ohio, urged the measure as a gain for farmers and their cooperatives, noting the tax payer savings and cooperative efficiency. Forty Ross County farmers attended the event in Chillicothe where Taft stressed cooperative strength.
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Chillicothe
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Everett F. Rittenour
Piketon
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Taft
Ross County
Rittenour
Broken romance cited as cause of Illinois student death
The body of 21 year old James Robert Edwards of Champaign was found in a campus area cemetery after he shot himself. Coroner Don Wikoff said Edwards had become distraught after Jayne Cutler of Illinois Normal University Bloomingtion broke their engagement.
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Champaign
University of Illinois
James Robert Edwards
Don Wikoff
Jayne Cutler
Illinois Normal University
Bloomington
Edwards
Albert Goss Re-Elected National Grange Head
Delegates to the 83rd annual convention of the National Grange re-elected Albert S. Goss of Washington DC to his fifth consecutive two year term as master. Franklin C. Nixon of Vincetown NJ was elected chaplain succeeding Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford OH master of the Ohio Grange. Harry A. Caton of Coshoc ton OH was re elected secretary.
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Sacramento
Calif
National Grange
Albert S. Goss
Washington, D. C
Franklin C. Nixon
Vincentown
N. J
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Ohio Grange
Harry A. Caton
Coshocton
Postmaster Pay Boosts Urged by Senator
Senator Olin D Johnston calls for a federal pay raise for about 42000 postmasters nationwide. He proposes increasing the top pay to 17000 dollars yearly and setting a minimum of 450 dollars, aiming to equalize compensation from largest to smallest post offices.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
Car kills man along highway near Portsmouth
Roby Clarence Brown, 38, of Portsmouth, was struck and killed by an automobile Friday while walking along a highway near here, according to the State Highway Patrol report.
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Portsmouth
Roby Clarence Brown
Here
State Highway Patrol
Fire destroys home near Point Pleasant
Two family members escaped a rural blaze that destroyed the old Arrington homestead near Point Pleasant. The 10 p.m. fire damaged a frame dwelling owned by Okey Arrington, with two autos burned outside and a loss including a new electric range and coal stove. The couple, Mia Crowder and daughter Jean, sought help from neighbors and firefighters, while the Crowders' son was staying with relatives. The house had no insurance on the dwelling and the family planned to stay with Mrs. James Lewis in Burdete Addition.
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Point Pleasant
Mia
N. A. Crowder
Jean
Suliv
Okey Arrington
Crowder
West Virginia Coal and Transportation Co
Robert Cochran
Roy Jackson
Kenneth Keener
Clayton Parsons
William Leport
E. F. Geiger
Russell Knott
Arrington
James Lewis
Burdette
U S Spending Seen As Business Boost
Washington report from the Commerce Department predicts heavy federal outlays through mid 1950 will overspend income by about five billion dollars. The analysis says the deficit will add to the income of individuals and corporations and stimulate spending and response.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Berea Residents Demand Ban on Closed Course Air Races
Berea Ohio residents, still grieving Bill Odom who died last September at the National Air Races, press to bar closed course racing in their community. Officials announce tightened rules for next year.
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Cleveland
Beresa
Ohio
Bill Odom
Hungary arrests Vogeler and Sanders on spying charges
Budapest reports the arrest of American businessman Robert Vogeler and Briton Edgar Sanders on spying and sabotage charges. New York notes the spy conspiracy trial of Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev is postponed to December 27.
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Budapest
Hungary
Robert Vogeler
Edgar Sanders
New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
AFL Sees Truck Strike Settled Today
In Ohio the long distance truck strike was expected to end by 3 p.m. as signed accords cover more than half of about 7000 drivers. Officials Flynn Hoffa stated progress with 200 employers and numerous independents agreeing to eight cents hourly raise four cents per mile and one dollar weekly health welfare contributions. Some large carriers remained unresolved while Cincinnati coal truck drivers ended their strike piece by piece.
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Cleveland
Ohio
AFL
Thomas E. Flynn
Teamsters Union
Daniel J. Tobin
James Hoffa
Detroit Teamsters
Central States
Flynn
Hoffa
Highway, Inc
CCC
Mohawk Lines
Motor-X
Commercial Motor Freight
Norwalk Trucking Co
Bender and Louden Motor Freight
Detroit-Pittshburgh Motor Freight, Inc
Liberty Highway Co
Wenham Transportation Co
Cincinnati
Lewis Opposes Dawson for Mine Welfare Fund Board Seat
Johnn Lewis, chair of the United Mine Workers welfare fund board, blocked former Federal Judge Charles I. Dawson from becoming operators’ trustee at a stormy three hour session. The next trustees meeting on Friday December 2 will decide Dawson’s status as the strike truce nears its end.
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Washington
Johnn
Lewis
Charles I. Dawson
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
UMW
Dawson
Bridges CR
NHD
Trike la
Pittsburgh
Trinola
Truman
Para van Horn
van Horn
Bridges
Nationalist Spirit Seen In Rebirth In Germany
Berlin reports warn of a revived German nationalism as Western Allies track signs of Nazism’s return. Observers cite official comments from London Paris Ottawa and Washington amid German trials, postwar purges, Nazi-linked acts, and renewed nationalist rhetoric challenging Allied aims.
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Berlin
Britain
France
Russia
U. S
Germany
London
Frank Medlicott
Weeton
Telford Taylor
Paris
Ottawa
Canada
Lord Wavell
West
Soviet Union
Europe
Nation Democratic Party
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Gertrud Scholz Klink
Adolf Hitler
League For German Women
Baldur von Schirach
International War Spandau
International War Crimes Court
Nuernberg
Hitler Jugend
Hitler Youth
Bayreuth
Otto Strasser
Duesseldorf
Rhine
Strasser
Hitler
Nazi Party
New York TV Workers Threaten To Strike
A threatened strike by Local 829 of the United Scenic Artists targets five New York television stations. Union business manager Rudy Karnelt says the union demands wage scales aligned with stage productions and motion pictures, noting TV pay ranges from 75 to 145 dollars weekly versus 135 to 185.50 dollars in theaters and movies.
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New York
United Scenic Artista
Rudy Karnelt
Karnelt
Car helps outline runway to guide planes at Youngstown
A car helped outline a snow covered runway at Youngstown Airport after a DC 3 circled for 15 minutes. The road vehicle laid tire marks to outline the landing strip enabling two planes from Washington and Pittsburgh to land safely.
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Youngstown
Washington
Pittsburgh
Attorney dies washingt C H
Attorney N P Clyburn, 79, who practiced law in Chillicothe 30 years ago, died Monday.
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C.H
N. P. Clyburn
Chillicothe
Casino Cleared After 20 Years as Farley Convicted
A municipal court jury found Thomas E. Farley, 56, Mounds manager, guilty of unlawfully keeping a place where liquor is dispensed. The casino remains closed as a nuisance under state law after two prior convictions. Sentencing set for Saturday at 9 a.m. Farley and two guards face hindering charges from a raid.
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Patnesville
Mounds Grab
Thomas E. Farley
Frank J. Lausche
Albert W. Hayer
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Farley
State Moves Swiftly In Child Slaying Case
In Los Angeles the state moves swiftly as Fred Stroble 66 a retired baker charged with the brutal slaying of six year old Linda Joyce Glacoft appears for arraignment Friday ten days after the girl s body was found in the backyard of Stroble s daughter s home where he was staying He was captured last Thursday in a downtown bar.
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Los Angeles
State of California
Fred Stroble
Linda Joyce Glacoft
Stroble
Battle Rages Between Hukbalahap and Constabulary in Batangas
Manila dispatch reports a large clash in Batangas province about 60 miles south of the capital as Communist led Hukbalahags engage Constabulary forces in heavy fighting.
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Manila
Constabulary
Batangas Province
Here
Route 7 Work Is Completed
Chester officials announce completion of over four miles of concrete paving and roadside improvements on Route 7 north of town. President W A Smith states the new segment adjoins four miles built in 1940 toward Pomeroy and eight more miles will be added north as part of early state highway construction. Route 7, the state's longest under one number, will reach more than 50 percent concrete pavement.
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Chester
Here
W. A. Smith
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Pomeroy
State
Smith
Ohio
Barkleys Rest Easy Under Georgia Palms
Vice President Alben Barkley and his bride unwind in Sea Island Georgia after their wedding in St Louis. The couple enjoys privacy in a swank Atlantic overlooking apartment as a guard keeps visitors at bay following a discreet honeymoon start.
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Sea Island
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Atlantic Ocean
St. Louis
Student Editor Named To Succeed McKeown
Edwin James Tippett, a Toledo journalism senior, was named managing editor of the Lantern at Ohio State University. He succeeds Jack T. McKeown who was shot to death near his fraternity house in the early hours of November 12.
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Columbus
Edwin James Tippett
Toledo
Lantern
Ohio State University
Jack T. McKeown
Backing Seen for U. S. Move to Free Consul
Washington reports broad support for an American plan to free Angus Ward the U S Consul General held in a Chinese jail. Acheson sent the appeal to foreign ministers of 30 nations asking joint intervention with Peiping. Moscow and four Soviet bloc nations may decide the outcome.
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Washington
Counsul
Angus Ward
Peiping
Acheson
Russia
Moscow
Britain
France
China
Ward
Mukden
West
Andrei Grom
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Hammett
Twin Falls
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