U S Enjoys Pleasant Fall Day Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a pleasant fall day with sunny skies and mild temperatures for most of the nation. Wet areas include the Southeast Atlantic states and the Pacific Northwest, with light rain there. Overnight lows ranged from the single digits in Fraser CO to the 50s and 60s along the West Coast.
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Nixon Hails ROC Ties Before Nationalist Troops
In Taipei Formosa Nixon praised the Republic of China as a friend and ally at a luncheon for officers. He watched four U S equipped divisions rehearse combat maneuvers with Chiang Kai shek present and affirmed deep affection for China’s wartime role.
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Aircraft Program is Reviewed by US Manufacturers
Adm. Dewitt C. Ramsey, head of the Aircraft Industries Assn., says U S makers have 11 types of cal raneous planes in development or existing abroad and 6000 jet planes for armed services, including 15 fighter models, are in production.
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Umstead to Speak at Eighteenth North Carolina Farm Bureau Meet
Governor William B. Umstead is slated to speak at the 18th annual North Carolina Farm Bureau convention in Raleigh November 15 to 17. The governor will address the first general session on November 16 as Farm Bureau leaders report, confer on special commodities, rural youth, and women’s events, and name outstanding agricultural individuals. Between 1,500 and 2,000 delegates are expected.
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Wealthy Playboy Seized From Park Avenue Apartment in Assault Case
Police dragged Rome's wealthiest socialite beau Francisco Mele from Brenda Frazier Kelly's Park Avenue home after a dispute over leaving the apartment. Mele, 30, was booked on felonious assault after allegedly kicking Patrolman Duncan Christie in a confrontation that ended outside the building. Mrs. Kelly and a nursemaid with an 8 year old daughter were present.
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Three Bills Of Ransom Money Recovered In Pieces
Three bills from the $600000 ransom paid in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping have been recovered. Two were found in Michigan and a third in Indiana. About $308000 of the ransom remains unfound. Authorities suspect criminals may be hawking the money at substantial discounts. A $20 bill was located in Detroit and Petersburg, Indiana.
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Two Million Pounds Thanksgiving Food For Servicemen
More than two million pounds of Thanksgiving Day food await American service men in Korea. The dinner planned for November 26 at every mess hall in Korea will include shrimp cocktail roast turkey pumpkin pie assorted candy and cranberry sauce.
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Truman denounces Communist hysteria at Jewish Congress
In a speech before the American Jewish Congress, President Truman warns that fear of communism suppresses free speech and thought. He argues hysteria is manipulated and vows to defend civil rights while accepting the 1952 Stephen Wise Award for leadership.
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Army To Drop Japs From Payroll
The U S Army announced today that 5 399 Japanese nationals would be dropped from its payroll in current dismissals at bases and installations throughout the islands.
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British Carrier Indefatigable Flooded After Valve Failure
The 26000 ton British aircraft carrier Indefatigable flooded 15 feet aboard due to a valve opening in a fire drill. The Admiralty confirmed a genuine mishap while investigations continue into the separate earlier radar power cable cut and a recent fire.
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Admiralty
CIO Will Favor No-Raiding Pact At CIO Convention
The CIO Textile Workers Union which claims 400000 members will back the CIO AFL no raiding pact at the Cleveland convention. Emil Rieve president says the 23 member Executive Council instructed delegates to favor the pact which AFL adopted last September. Rieve notes past rivalries and says the move serves broader CIO interests as millions enter and retire from the labor market annually.
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Emil Rievée
Textile Workers Union
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Mercury's Record Popularity Boosts Trade Value
Mercury's rising market appeal promises higher returns for investors selling or trading the asset. A stronger resale outlook suggests you can recover more of your initial investment through sale or exchange.
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