Cold Wave Expected With 24 Degree High Tonight
A large mass of arctic air is moving southeastward into the area. Temperatures may drop to 12 degrees overnight with a low near 12 and a high of only 24 during the day. Light snow flurries are possible but not accumulating locally. The Weather Bureau warns the cold air will spread east of the Appalachians with strong winds and much colder conditions overnight into Monday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
Western
West
Virginia
Appalachians
Middle Atlantic Coastal Plain
White House School Meet Talks Begin
Washington November 27 delegates from labor and education groups arrive for the White House conference on education. Debates on federal aid clash as administration leaders prepare addresses and reports on overcrowding and teacher shortages.
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White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Nationalists Seize British Freighter Corinthia Near Matsu
A Chinese Nationalist warship intercepted the British freighter Corinthia off the Fukien coast and escorted her to Matsu where she is detained. The ship's radio went silent after reporting escort by the warship.
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Corinthia
Matsu Island
Royal Naval Headquarters
Min River
Foozhow
Shanghai
Fukien
China
Matsu
Inside Today Amusements and Editorial Pages
A compact listing of sections includes amusements astrology comics crossword Alvarez features editorials columns and want ads with upcoming obituary and funeral notices plus sports pages radio television and statewide women’s activities coverage.
Operator, Boy Save Five From Gas Fumes
Morristown New Jersey November 27 Fast action by a telephone operator and police saved four children and a baby sitter from carbon monoxide poisoning in a house heated by coal. A 10 year old boy named James Barney helped by giving the address after the babysitter collapsed. The victims Mrs Rosena Brown 32 Morris Township and Samuel Walls Jr are hospitalized in fair condition. Foster children James Barney David Barney and Frederick Walls were treated and released. Police say the boy provided the location, prompting rapid response from police fire and hospital teams.
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Morristown
N. J
Rosena Brown
Morris Township
Samuel Walls, Jr
Memorial Hospital
James Barney
David Barney
Frederick Wails
William Jackson
James
Brown
Eugene Valerie
Fire Department
Definition of Hangover and Cure
A concise look at lingering morning after effects and the best remedy. The saying notes that a previous night’s sleep is the surest cure and emphasizes rest as the most effective antidote.
Santa Claus Accused After Yonkers Woman Pushed From Moving Car
Genevieve Cushman told Yonkers police a man dressed as Santa Claus pushed her from a moving car into a Main Street gutter. A detective questioned her responses as she suffered cuts and bruises when the vehicle sped away before a policeman arrived.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Genevieve Cushman
Six elephants escape along C and O tracks in Charleston
Six young female elephants from a Shrine Circus train escaped near the Charleston C and O station after a trailer mishap. Opal fell from the trailer as the others followed, using her body as a step to flee. The chaos sent staff scrambling into the passenger area and the scene drew onlookers as the animals moved through the station.
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Nancy Brady
the Gazette
Chesapeake and Ohio
Charleston
O. Tracks
Mary
Opal
Arms Race Pressure Increases U S Arms Debates
Washington reports a rapid Soviet weapons push to Egypt totaling 80 million dollars with deliveries within 40 days. U S officials hesitate to supply Israel due to fear of widening the arms race while Syria signs a 26 million dollar a year IPC pipeline royalties pact and Jordan’s Arab Legion questions Israel’s border provocations.
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Egypt
United States
Israel
State
Defense Department
Damascus
Syria
Iraq Petroleum Company
IPC
Jordan Arab Legion
Amman
Fuehrer Viewed U S Army as Spoiled and Small
Heinz Linge recounts Adolf Hitler’s belief that American fighting men were few and spoiled. He reportedly beamed at news of Pearl Harbor and thought the Japanese entry would relieve German defense burdens. Details appear on page 21 of the issue.
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Adolf Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Heinz Linge
Hitler
Fuehrer
Cypriot Extremists Threaten British Rule With Devices
Cypriot nationalists and the Eoka group attacked British forces during a state of emergency. Two explosive devices damaged a British sergeant’s house and a school headmaster’s home in Famagusta and Nicosia, with five English soldiers fatally hurt overall. Archbishop Makarios warned the crisis would worsen under emergency powers as Turkish Cypriots urged a separate stance. Police uncovered EOKA leaflets at Mitsero and in churches during searches. A device exploded near a British engineer’s Limassol home and a blast disrupted a British army dance at the Ledra Palace Hotel injuring four.
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INS
Famagusta
Mediterranean
Eoka
Cyprus
Greece
Makarios
Limassol
Ledra Palace
Inmates at Spencer Hospital Report Births
Three women inmates at the Spencer state mental hospital reportedly gave birth in the last three months. James M. Donahoe, president of the State Board of Control, confirmed the pregnancies and said paternity is unproven. He noted suspicions that prison trustees from the adjoining farm may be involved.
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Spencer
James M. Donahoe
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Cold War Warning by Private Leaders on Soviet Threat
An influential group of private citizens warns the Cold War has entered its most perilous phase due to Soviet peace offensives. The National Planning Assn urges sacrifices including higher foreign aid, tax increases, and a bigger military budget to counter expansion in Germany North Africa and the Middle East. Frank Altschul heads the signing committee.
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Red China
United States
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U. S
U.S
Far East
Okinawa
North Korea
Pyongyang
America
Washington
National Planning Assn
Frank Altschul
General American Investor Co
The
Association
Free Nations
Germany
North Africa
Middle East
Free World
NATO
Park Your Car Contest Offers 1936 Auto Prize
Readers may enter the 1933 Salvation Army Park Your Car contest and win a 1936 automobile by identifying the mystery donor and predicting Gift Basket fundraising totals as of 11 30 p m December 17. Entries require a dollar minimum and must include name address and phone number.
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Salvation Army
WCHS
Charleston Gazette
Five Teen Girls Escape After Killing Matron in Ohio Jail
At Summit County Detention Home in Akron five teenage inmates overpowered matron Eula Bohman, bound her, and stuffed a ammonia soaked cloth in her mouth. They escaped through a basement window using a shovel to break the pane. The girls wore gingham dresses and had no coats. names were not released.
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Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Boyd Burke
Eula Bohman
Burke
City Bus Driver Helps Elderly Passenger Cross Busy Street
A considerate bus driver stopped at Washington and Morris Streets to assist an elderly, nearly blind acquaintance across a busy intersection, alighting to guide them safely through heavy traffic.
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Washington and Morris Sts
Mother of Four Slain in Gary Murder Case
James A. Hill reports in Madison that Ela Catherine Perdue, 47, mother of four, was murdered in Maxine between Madison and Seth. Orsen Arnold Shaffer, 37, a C. and P. Telephone Co. worker and recent cohabitant of Perdue, was jailed in connection with the killing. Discovery of the bloodsoaked scene came about 8:30 a.m. after neighbors heard a fight. The isolated house lay about a mile from the nearest road accessible by vehicle. The death is described as a brutal, hemorrhaging murder with investigators summoned after the discovery.
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James A. Hill
The
Gazette
Madison
Boone County Telephone Company
Maxine
Here
Seth
Ela Catherine Perdue
Cecil Marcum
Marcum
Seven Die In Lynchburg Auto Crash Near Here
LYNCHBURG Tennessee November 27 two automobiles collided head on killing seven persons and critically injuring two others. The dead identified by State Highway Patrol include Mr and Mrs John A Moore Frank Moore Jess Branch Mrs Murrell Baker Mrs Osella Baker and one year old James Baker all residents of the area. Branch and Frank Moore were the drivers. Officials said a tire blowout on Moore s car is the believed cause.
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Lynchburg
Tenn
John A. Moore
Frank Moore
Jess Branch
Murrell Baker
Osella Baker
James Baker
Clifton Baker
James
Tennessee
Branch
Moore
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Fusion
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U.S. Army
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Mitsero
City Scene
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