Thanksgiving Strikes Slow Korea War Turbulence
Longshoremen on New York’s West Side dock system led a wildcat action slowing port activity as subpenas from the State Crime Commission targeted Local 24 leaders. About 1,000 dockers walked off, eight piers shut, delaying major ships including the United States, Independence, Elizabeth, and Vulcania while passengers faced luggage delays. U.S. air attacks continued in Korea as American forces reported heavy explosions and fires near key targets.
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Tokyo
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Independence
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Mickey Bowers
Couvier
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New York City
Anti-Crime Committee
Norfolk Milvy Yard
Snow and Ice Kill Many in Wastelands
A ferocious blizzard whipped across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and the Dakotas, with winds to 78 mph. It caused at least 24 deaths in Nebraska and disrupted travel nationwide, halting buses, flights, and production at major plants. The storm stranded motorists, trapped schoolchildren, and forced guards to close roads from Russell to the Missouri border.
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Midwest
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Iawa
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Inside page notes on prices and records
Ceiling prices suspended on most clothing goods while Leta Swimmers set national records. A county doctor ranks against polio alarm, with further details on page 7.
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Polio Alaim
Egypt to Join Western Pact If British Leave, Naguib Says
Robert S. Allen reports from Cairo that Egyptian leader Naguib told Foster he is eager to align with Western powers again if British troops withdraw. He warned that without outside help Egypt cannot defend the Suez Canal, and noted mob numbers and plans to bolster forces if NATO ties are pursued.
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Firemen Save Man Trapped in Cave In Hayward
Heroic efforts by firemen and workers saved Vincent Ybarra from a cave in at Crnwiler and Dunn roads. Ybarra, 18 feet deep, was nearly buried as sand and wooden supports failed. A team of 16 workers, led by Fire Chief Mathew Jim, kept him breathing and stabilized him before rushing to Fallonmont hospice for treatment of shock. The incident followed a similar rescue on Castro Street involving Luis Gonzalez.
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Jin Fieur
Ybarer
Falemont
Luis Gonsalves
Castro Street
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Ybarra
Viellin
L Sn Lorenza Hive
Lom Ducey
Lolfer
Vishinsky Refuses China Peace Plan Support
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky said China would not approve the Indian drafted peace plan for Korea. He noted New Delhi’s delegation seemed unaware of Peiping’s Nov. 4 position, while the UN debate continued amid Western amendments and Sino-Soviet opposition.
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Mai Yee - ‘Tung
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Slovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
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Insais
Iraq
Peytin
Wien
Baby Sitter Acknowledges Slaying In Shocking Confession
A 15 year old baby sitter confessed to police that she strangled the infant when the child cried after the parents left to shop. Detectives say the teen dragged and throttled the baby and attempted to cover the crime by staging a delay before calling for help. Firemen arrived with the mother unable to revive the child. The investigation continues.
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Sili
Ellen Noreen
Fern Coll
Pater
Gary Payne
Kiel
Roy
Polio Victims Improve at Oakland Hospital
Michael 5 and Jerry Bright 17 months, brothers of Castra Valley child, are reported improving undergoing treatment for polio at Oakland hospital. An older boy, Davey 11, showed improvement after being admitted this week. Mr and Mrs Manning Bright reside at 220 Mizzn Avenue.
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Jerey Bright
Ponths
Castra Valley
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Oakland Hospitat
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Derry
Chey
Davey
Steecken
Manning Bright
Hizzn Avenue
More Cold Ear Muffs In Handy Weather Update
Fair today tonight and Thursday with patches of morning fog. Temperature may dip, a damp start, then a cool high today. Forecast suggests a steady cool spell through Thursday with light winds and dry air.
Odd Fellows Hear Aims of Statesmen
Hayward Odd Fellows Monday night heard outlines of aims and purchases of the Junior Statesmen organization. Brian Desmond, state governor, and Dick Smith, Harbor? president, explained convention progress and local delegates in meetings. Morgan, publicity chairman, outlined action and progress.
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Hayward Odd Fellows
Brian Desmond
Dick Smith
Organisahen
Cnventions
Sycanine Lodge 129
Lie Merings
Ateeed Rimer Morgan
Big Planes Brush Past One Another Near Travis AFB
An Air Force collision near Travis AFB was narrowly avoided when two planes touched tails during a familiarization flight about 10 miles east of the base. A C-47 piloted by Capt. TLJ Schoener of Los Angeles touched the B-50 tail with its propeller, leaving an eight inch gash. Both aircraft landed safely and inspectors at the scene began an immediate investigation.
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Rhee Signals Possible Backdown on War Demands
Report notes Syngman Rhee may retreat from insistence on military unification. Talks with U.S. President-elect Eisenhower are cited as influence, amid Korea’s economic strain and recent army casualties. Preparations for welcoming Eisenhower in Berlin intensified as word spread of his imminent arrival and the president’s busy schedule.
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Republic of Korea
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New York
Want Ads in By Noon Tomorrow
The Daily Review will publish tomorrow and offices for want ads and subscriptions close at noon The management and staff wish readers a very happy Thanksgiving.
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iKnowland and Taft May Take GOP Leadership
A high level Republican source cites a tentative plan to install Robert A. Taft or Knowland as Senate GOP leader next year with Eugene Millikin remaining conference chair and Leverett Saltonstall as whip. The arrangement aims to avoid an open contest, with Eisenhower reportedly approving though publicly silent.
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Senate
Willian Fay
Contuitiuel J
Pea
White House
Ceel Eisenhower
Eisenhier
New York
Eisenhower
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Cole
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Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
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Knowland
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County Adopts Plumbing Code
A county board approved a plumbing code for the unincorporated area after a public session. The code aims to unify standards and streamline inspections, with enforcement starting after a transition period and three inspectors assigned to the department.
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Willin Onjeel
Sper
Couity
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J Carlson
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Hie
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Perind
Eisenhower picks William P Rogers as deputy attorney general
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower named William P. Rogers of Bethesda Maryland as deputy attorney general. Rogers, 39, has been chief counsel for Senate investigatory committees exposing influence peddling and corruption. The choice followed talks with Herbert Brownell Jr who will be attorney general. Rogers was once assistant district attorney for New York County and served as chief counsel for the Senate War Investigating Committee in 1947 and for the Senate Permanent Investigating Committee in 1948 1949. He is linked to investigations into disloyalty and corruption in government.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William P. Rogers
Bethesda
Rogers
Senate
Eisenhower
Herbert
Brownell
Senate Permanent Investigating Committee
Clyde R. Huey
N. C
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Norfolk
New York County
James C. Magerty
Nogers
Merlyn S. Fitzele
New York State Mediation Board
Andower
Jabor
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Ammo Explosion Rips Rail Yard in France
CHALONS SUR MARNE France three freight cars of ammunition destined for the US Army in Germany exploded in a railroad yard. No casualties reported one car damaged fire started. police evacuated within 200 feet. Yard roped off trains rerouted while investigators consider accident or sabotage.
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