AFL President William Green Dies of Heart Disease
Washington report confirms AFL President William Green died at his Coshocton home after a heart attack. He was 79, led the AFL since 1924, and his death follows a recent CIO leader’s passing. Funeral plans were tentative for next Monday.
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Reds Battle Chinese Monsters On Korean Front
In Seoul and on the Kumhwa front Korean and UN forces reported heavy clashes with Chinese forces using armored “monster” vehicles. Allied artillery targeted the new weapons, driving them back as UN troops retook outposts along the western front. Rockets roared as Chinese waves battered Sniper Rocket and surrounding positions, with heavy casualties feared.
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Monkey Escapes Cage Amid Humane Society Chase
A pet monkey named Delrolt escaped from his cage at Jed Humane Society. Workers organized a chase to recapture him but he eluded capture, leaping up to hang from a window frame after grabbing a corner blanket and using it to haul himself up.
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Radio Ham Saved by His Air Buddies
In Healdsburg California amateur radio operator William E Smith collapsed during a four way chat but was saved by quick action of three other hams and a listener. They alerted doctors and his wife while operator Champlin connected with Dr O W Robinson who treated Smith with adrenaline. Within half an hour he was revived and recovering.
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Brownell Named Attorney General Amid Cabinet Shuffle
President-elect Eisenhower and his team discussed swift cabinet appointments to shield governance during the transition. Dulles as Secretary of State and Wilson as Secretary of Commerce emerged as leading choices, with Majors like Douglas and Messing named for roles in defense, interior, and conservation matters as Washington gears up for the new administration.
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Eisenhower Eyes Budget Balance Before Tax Cuts
President elect Eisenhower stressed balancing the national budget as his top domestic priority. He pledged to end deficits quickly, balance the 1964 budget in the first year, and then consider tax cuts once financing is stabilized. The plan aims to cushion a potential business readjustment next year and use tax relief as an economic and political instrument.
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Big Game Fever Signals Bay Area Climax Tomorrow
Bay area alumni floods key campuses ahead of the traditional Big Game between Stanford and California. Cal 1926 graduates hold a major reunion while Stanford pre game scenes include a bonfire at Lake Lagunita and pep talks by coaches and captains. California parade, bands, and student gatherings slated for the afternoon with a ceremonial Bear bonfire in the evening.
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Penney Fine Left in Pennies After Mail Delivery
Norwich police report Valentine Wied was fined 10 dollars 44 cents in court for paying a 1 cent fine with pennies sent by mail. Police noted 44 cents postage due accompanied the pennies.
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Martinez Gets Probation Term
Martinez received a 20 day suspended sentence after pleading to drunk driving resisting arrest and contributing to the delinquency of minors. Five juvenile companions were involved as officers responded to an emergency call and a deputy noted the incident on Bash.
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Detroit Probate Court and Driver License Case Notes
Detroit officials report a case where a conviction for driving without a license was recorded amid district tax and correctional discussions. A judge sentenced a defendant tied to Korean War service to probation with conditions for treatment and damages, noting medical distress yet affirming the arrest resistance due to intoxication.
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Cabbie Guilty for Aiding Robber in San Francisco
Anthony Coli an Oakland driver was found guilty of aiding a robber tied to a hold up at a warehouse. A federal verdict sentenced him to up to 60 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. jurors found he drove the robber to the scene. He faced charges of complicity and was convicted after testimony and deliberation.
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Execution Date Set For Spies
New York federal judge Irving Kaftan set the week of day 14 for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to be executed at Sing Sing prison. If no further delays occur, New York state will oversee the federal death penalty with the electric chair, following the Supreme Court rejection of a reconsideration.
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New Dodge Plant Unit Opening Soon in Bay Area
A new Dodge plant unit at Davis Street, Bay Area, is due to open in February. Plant manager Fred I. Johnson said hiring and training will start immediately, with 3500 workers within four months of opening. The addition will triple the plant size to 1,000,000 square feet on 90 acres, expanding production of Dodge and Plymouth vehicles for Northern California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Alaska, Nevada, and parts of Portland.
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S F Mayor Backs Two More Bridges in Bay Dispute
San Francisco Mayor Elmer E. Robinson strengthens the push for two new Bay crosses. He favors building both northern and southern crossings, plans to consult Gov. Earl Warren and the California Toll Bridge Authority to break the impasse. Communities on both sides have supported opposing options.
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Cost of Living Index Touches Peak in September
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a small rise in the cost of living index for the period Sept 14 to Oct 15, driven by higher fuel electricity and refrigeration costs and modest gains for homes foods and services. Auto workers saw a 0.1 point rise in their living costs, while apparel and furnishings edged lower and overall retail breaks fell slightly. The index reached 190.1, just below the all time high, with auto and other goods costs shaping the gain.
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California Bears Predicted to Beat Stanford 27 14
Sacramento reports No. 7 football fan Gov Burl Ware predicted the Golden Bears will defeat Stanford 27 to 14 in the Big Game. He said every team scores against Cal twice a game but is confident California will win and plans to attend the Berkeley showdown.
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Weather Forecast Preview for Weekend
Fair tonight and over the weekend with mild temperatures. Yesterday’s high reached near seasonal norms, and today’s forecast calls for continued pleasant conditions with light winds and gradual warming into the weekend.
Eisenhower to name Stassen to Mutual Security Agency
President-elect Eisenhower will name Harold E. Stassen as Director of the Mutual Security Agency succeeding W Averell Harriman. He also announced George M Humphrey as Secretary of the Treasury and Herbert Brownell Jr as Attorney General. Stassen, a longtime GOP contender, will oversee the foreign aid program amid a flurry of cabinet appointments and a swift preinaugural schedule.
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Warren Talks With Eisenhower Quietly in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO Governor Earl Warren said he spoke by phone with President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower this morning. He refused to disclose topics but noted no newsworthy items. Warren praised Herbert Brownell as an excellent attorney general and endorsed Harold Stassen as a capable Mutual Security director.
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Attack Case Sent To Superior Court
Airman William M. Bryant, 20, charged with assault with a deadly weapon against Mrs. Joan Mendoza, 10, of Hayward, was held to answer at Alameda County Superior Court. Mendoza testified Bryant stabbed her in the abdomen, back, and arm as she stood at her doorway after seeing a knife in his hand. Bryant, in uniform, sat with head down as police say he claimed Mendoza grappled for the knife.
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