Plan to Draft Atlantic Pact Is Scheduled
Paris reports say Brussels alliance will draft outline and perhaps the full North Atlantic pact with Canada and the United States next week to present to Congress in January. U.S. re equips three French divisions in Germany, seen as Truman doctrine for France. High Allied commanders in Germany will confer with Montgomery in Hannover before a London gathering of Brussels pact members to shape European defense.
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Brussels
Canada
United States
Congress
Germany
Herith
France
Greece
Turkey
Lord Montgomery
Frankfurt
Hannover
Xvernor
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
London
Europe
Truman
Washington
Nck
CAS
Ser
Glodsyn Jebb
Representevs
39 Lost 5 Dead In Plane Mishaps
International News Service reports a spate of northern air crashes. Thirty-nine missing after a series of mishaps across Washington state to Alaska. Five killed in a B 17 crash at Eglin Air Force Base. Details sparse as crews hunt for missing aircraft and passengers.
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International
Far Northwest
Tost
Oer
Eglin Air Force Base
Florl
Xethwestern Washington
Bristo Hay
Alaska
Navy
Sitka
Ketenaan
Juea
Bristol
Washington
D.C
Cape Spencer
Bargain Music Concert Prices For Marine Band
Directors and principals react to a special 50 cent student price for the U S Marine Band afternoon concert at the municipal auditorium. Adults may accompany students for 1. Reserved evening tickets cost 1 50 2 with veterans receiving a 25 cent discount. Phone orders to 6737 and in person sales at the Gazette.
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U. S. Marine ‘Band
Paint Pleasant
duPont Bande
Tornadoes kill eight in Deep South and mis sissippi
A string of tornadoes and strong winds struck Louisiana Mississippi Kentucky Georgia and Arkansas early today causing eight deaths and 45 injuries. Cedartown Georgia suffered five injuries and damage while Ripley Mississippi and nearby areas reported casualties and destroyed homes. Sheriff officials named victims and noted farm damage with no fatalities in Vicksburg area. The New Orleans weather office issued a small craft warning from Brownsville Texas to St. Marks Florida.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Kentucky
Georgia
Cedartown
A. J. Barrett
Ripley
Miss
Tennessee Line
Benton
Jackson
Catahoula Parish
Natchez
Vicksburg
Alexandria
Arkansas
Searcy
Ark
Han
Sam Parker
Yazoo City
Corinth
Daily Corinthian
M. EL. Young
Fred W. Fairbanks
J. C. Evans
Harrisonburg
Noah Cofer
Elizabethtown
Weather Bureau of
Brownsville
Tex
St. Marka
Youth Confesses Waldorf Murder
A Canadian businessman was beaten to death at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Within 12 hours police said an 18-year-old salesman, Ralph Edmund Barrows, confessed to full participation in the killing of Cameron MacKellar, 56, a Dominion Textile Co. official. Barrows, tall and well dressed, is held for a written statement after the confession in the presence of police. Police traced Barrows via a match-book cover found in MacKellar's suite. He was later located at a tavern. No motive is known.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria
George Monaghan
Ralph Edmund Barrows
Cameron MacKellar
Monaghan
Barrows
MacKellar
Nice
Anles
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd
Mongres
Marshall plan aids Europe and hopes for peace
ECA leaders Hoffman and Fitz Gerald said Marshall plan aid strengthens Western Europe against totalitarianism and offers the best hope for peace. They cited a two week European tour, improved European crops, and shifts in fuel and food recovery funds while noting risks from French coal strikes.
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Washington
INS
ECA
Marshall Plan
Europe
Paul G. Hoffman
Dennis Fitzgerald
France
England
Germany
Fitzgerald
Hoffman
Chicago Assoc. of Commerce’ and Industry
U. S
South America
Portugal
Rede
Educator Outlines West Virginia School Building Needs
George Bryson of Welch told the State Congress of Parents and Teachers that federal aid for education will come with the new Congress and backed by President Truman. He urged state aid for school construction, citing 433 elementary and 198 high school classes housed in temporary buildings and 378 overcrowded school buildings. He warned that a local government alone cannot solve the problem and urged a coordinated state program.
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Congress
George Bryson
Welch
State Education, Assoc
Bryson
West Virginia
Watt Powell Remains In Critical Condition In Hospital
Watt B. Powell known as Mr Baseball and longtime Charleston conservation official stayed in critical condition at Mountain State Memorial hospital after a heart attack suffered a month earlier during a conservation officials meeting in the eastern panhandle. Powell chaired the parks division of the city's conservation commission for more than 30 years and is a prominent local figure.
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Watt B. Powell
Charleston
Conservation ,Commission
Mountain State Memorial Hospital
Eastern
Panhandle
U S Civilians Ordered From China In Wartime Move
U S civilians including 1000 wives and children of service members in China are being sent home while other Americans are urged to leave the Shanghai Nanking area amid fears of a Communist invasion. Vice Admiral Badger noted Marines could be shifted to Shanghai as a protective force but would not be considered an act of war. He stressed not abandoning the Tsingtao base but ready to evacuate Americans and friendly nationals on humanitarian grounds if needed.
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U. S
China
Shanghai-Nanking
Oscar c.Badger
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Adm
Badger
U. S. Western Pacific
North China
Pacific Fleet
Harbor
Lin
Shanshai
Yangtze River
Brotherly Kiss Wins German Sweetheart Away From Veteran
In Pittsburgh on November 5 1929 Elizabeth Sayer flew from Kassel Germany to marry Ralph Gaber aged 33 but her new fiancé Karl Gaber 25 arrived to meet her. Elizabeth chose Karl after a kiss from him convinced her no one else would do. The couple await parental permission from Germany before marrying. The brothers remain friends and the Gaber parents welcome her as a daughter-in-law either way.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Gaber
Burther
Kassell
Germany
Elizabeth Sayer
Ralph
Karl
Elizabeth
George Gaber
Fourteen Nazis hanged. one reprieved over hair torture claim
U S military records report fourteen Germans executed for war crimes at Landsberg prison in a drizzling rain, including a Dachau subcamp leader accused of torturing inmates by hair removal. ten were convicted for killing American fliers. four for concentration camp atrocities. Ninety six war criminals remain awaiting execution as of Oct 15.
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Germany
U. S. Army
George Schallermair
Dachau
Army
EUCOM
European Command
Oite
Fiers
Landsberg
Max Bruno Gartmann
Bad Salzdefurth
Ernst Ittameier
O Wassertruedingen
Johann Sturm
Waldemar Feldmeier
Friedrich Heldebrandt
Naz
Pullet Poll Tested in Truman Vote Story
Kansas City November 5 The feed company poll on presidential preference labeled sacks for Republican and Democratic picks showed Democratic sacks leading by eight percent early and Truman gaining a four percent edge by September 1 despite skepticism from sponsor Thomas W. Staley who noted the Gallup and Roper polls but believed the figures were far off.
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Kansas City
White House
Laat
Truman
Thomas W. Staley
Gallup
Roper Palla
Pullet
Missouri
Kaneot
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Death Note Admits Slayings of Four
Fayetteville Ark November report details a University of Arkansas freshman life ending and admission of two double murders in Texarkana in 1946. The note found in a strong box claims the killer killed Betty Jo Booker and Judy Martin in the city park, while also述 mentioning Virgil Stark and his wife, adding context to a wave of Texarkana murders attributed to a phantom killer. Police pursued leads as state rangers joined the search, with multiple victims cited across Texarkana from 1944 to 1946.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Nov
University of Arkansas
Texarkana
Tenmann
Crider
Betty Jo Booker
Maul ‘Martin
Mr. Stark
Virgil Stark
Texarkane
Richard Griffin
Polly Ann Moore
Virgil Starke
Texas State Rangers
Fehiussy
Barkley Sees Price Control Action By Congress
Vice President elect Alben W Barkley said the new Congress will likely approve price control legislation and grant the President authority to regulate scarce commodities. He voiced support for repealing the Taft Hartley Act and replacing it with Wagner era reforms.
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Washington, Now
Alben W. ' Barkley
Congress
Barkley
Truman
Antic Con Press
Phin
Barkley Skeptical on Lavish VP Home Plan
Vice President-elect Barkley laughed at proposals for a grand official VP residence. He told reporters a $2,500,080 mansion would deter candidates. He doubted another presidential mansion would be built during his term amid tax and cost concerns.
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Barkley Sangha
Washington
Nav
Barkley
Fragmented OCR passage on 1924 presidential election outlook
An unclear OCR fragment discusses Democratic Party prospects and mentions Barkley and Keethea with reference to presidental presence and court verdicts. The text is garbled, yielding no coherent events, dates, or locations to summarize reliably.
Malcom of Sparta Declares Pledge in Electoral Race
A Sparta, Tennessee resident Malcolm I declared he would vote for Truman in the electoral college after telegrams from K2) MerKetler and McKellar indicated strong support. He stated he had no apology for his public stance in the campaign.
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Staten
Sparta
Cbertin
Elle
Malcolm I
MerKetler
Tennessee Penton
Truman
McKellar
Capital's Biggest Day for President Truman Welcome
Washington crowds of about 750000 greet President Truman on the White House porch after the victory parade. He vows to continue working to solve grave challenges as cabinet members meet privately then attend church. Thousands of federal workers rejoice as celebrations unfold across the capital.
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Washington
Harry Truman
White House
John RK. Steelman
Union Station
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Ike Ehower
Harry Truelman
Missouri
Truman
Key West
Fin
Thomas A. Fr
First Baptist Church
New Horn
Nyc
Shane Mardi
Fedecal
Atutiern
Floridans Welcome President Truman Amid Florida Events
Floridians prepare for a Truman welcome featuring a feted procession and public gatherings across the state. The event includes a parade through key cities, speeches by local officials, and community celebrations signaling national attention to Florida during the presidential visit.
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