Nina Warren Rallying From Polio Attack
Sacramento report notes Nina Warren, daughter of Governor Warren, is rallying from infantile paralysis. Junius B. Harris cites cautious optimism as she has not yet shown serious danger by Sunday, a week after fever began. Other notes mention Rome's early streets and seed potato production figures for Maine, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Nina Warren
Junius B. Harris
Gov. Ear
Warren
Ex-Marines May Re Enter Corps With Old Rank
Ex Marines may re enter the corps with their old rank without delay. M Sgt Robert B Rawlings local recruiter announced today. The ruling covers men who held rank of or below discharge and allows immediate re enlistment in the reserves and assignment to active duty with their old rank. Previously recalls could not be immediate.
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Robert B. Rawlings
Republicans See Benefit From McCarthy Clash In Postwar Split
A Reuters overview notes Republican hopes that the McCarthy led inquiry into Communists in government could shift Democrats toward the GOP on the issue. With Tuesday’s elections returning more GOP senators and calls for a permanent or expanded investigations panel, McCarthy and allies push for a broader State Department loyalty probe while Democrats denounce the charges as a hoax.
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Connecticut
R.-Wis
McCarthy
Tyd
D.-Md
Syaings
Senate, Foreign Relations
State Department
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
UN American Activities Committee
House
Mundt
R.-S.d
Richard Nixon
California
Francis Case
South Dakota
Nixon
Senate House
Hoey
D.N.C
Wisconsin
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senator Lodge
R.-Mass
Tydings Committee
Fire Strikes Calif Town Leaves Family Needing Help
A California town battled a fire that began around 1:30 a.m. Mrs. Russell M. Gray rushed to evacuate her daughter Kay and elderly mother Anna Sperling who was treated for shock at a Red Cross center. About 300 firefighters faced winds and flying embers, as flames crossed eight blocks and spread embers over a mile aided by nearby Redlands Colton and Rialto units.
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Russell M. Gray
Kay
Anna Sperling
Red Cross Emery Center
Redlands
Colton
Rialto
Former City Mail Carrier Recalled to Active Duty with MATS
William H. Winslow a World War II veteran and former High Point postal employee has been recalled to active duty with the Military Air Transport Service. He served as a B-17 tail gunner in Europe and now is assigned to MATS mail and message center in the Washington area. He is married to Prisca Rizoti of Sparta and is the son of local postal officials.
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William H. Winslow
High Point
Military of Transport Service
MATS
Washington
Sergeant Winslow
William T. Winslow
South Main St
Winslow
U. S
Navy
United Nations
Korea
Far East
High Point High School
Air Force
351St
Europe
Air Force Reserve
Prisca Rizoti
Ed Rizoti
Sparta
Winslows
Washington Area
Southern Railway Ordered to End Dining Car Segregation
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Southern Railway to end racial segregation on dining cars operating across state lines. The action follows a Supreme Court mandate from June ruling partitioned dining tables discriminatory.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Supreme Court
Balloting Under Way In Guatemala Today
Guatemala voters head to the polls for a three day presidential election seen as crucial to Guatemala's future. Ten candidates contest a bitter seven month campaign marked by wide platform swings from right to left with Communist influence alleged by opponents.
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Guatemala
Sporadic Coast-to-Coast Phone Strike Reported
Detroit CIO CWA official Walter Schaar described a hit-and-run Michigan Bell strike to disrupt management and keep them off balance. The action, not linked to the WE wage dispute, began after bargaining deadlocks, with Ohio also planning daily city picketing including Akron Kent and Cincinnati.
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Michigan
Detroit
Walter Schaar
Division 15
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Schaar
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
Ohio
Akron
Kent
Cincinnati
Bell System
Tiny Canadian baby among Canada’s smallest newborns
Jerris Davis of Hamilton Ontario died early today at less than a week old. Born two and a half months early and weighing about a pound she was one of the smallest babies ever born alive in Canada.
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Hamilton
Ont
Jerris Davis
Canada
Two Die In Truck Crash Near Asheville
In Asheville area two men were burned to death when a truck left the highway and overturned down an embankment early today, according to the State Highway Patrol. The tragedy occurred near Asheville on November 10.
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Asheville
Here
State Highway Patrol
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Maine
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Y. M
Gant
Rosalind
Robert Russell
Cummings
Gig Young
AL Jolson
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Jack Dempsey
Will Rogers
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al Capone
Thomasville Road
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Pernie Pyle
Joe
Robert Mitchum
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Burgess Meredith
Winston Road
James Cagney
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Jim Bannon
Ryder
Leon Erroll Comedy
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Paul Henreid
Catherine McLeod
Grace Coppin
Clovelly
Frances
Un-American Investigation
Sevre
Clark Gable
Barbara Stanwyck
Venture
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Hine
Johnny Mack Brown
Cirls Q
Paramount
Military Academy
Stags
Supper Club
Greensboro Road
Pinge
Carolina
Broadhurst
Smiley Burnette
Stooge
Hudson
Mann’s Drug
Mann’‘s Drug Stores
Gastonia
Lonnie Ballard
Globe Mill
Mt. Holly
Jack
Ripper
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Adolph Menjou
Will Geer
Center Theatre
Dictaphone Corp
Dictaphone
Dictaphone Corporation
North Elm Street
Greensboro
North Carolina
A. W. Wright
Mgr
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