Lost Crew Sought In Wide Hunt
A 60 mile search off Cape Hatteras sought survivors from the freighter Southern Isles which split in a hurricane. Seven survivors and five bodies were recovered. 23 crew members remain missing as life rafts and lifeboats were seen and ships aided in the grim hunt.
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Elizabeth City
N. Co
Cape Hatteras
Ana
Isles
Ona
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Chester
Charlotte Tae
Coast Rdl
Ene Se BP
Panies J. L. Midgett
Norfolk
Scudere Sales
George F. Sadler
Coast Guard
Navy
Air Force
Charlotte
Lord Halifax Sees Russia Desiring Peace
British ambassador Lord Halifax told a San Francisco Commonwealth Club audience that the Soviet Union does not want war with the West. He argued that Allied steel and oil form a formidable balance sheet and urged continued British American cooperation to prevent conflict.
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San Francisco
Soviet Union
Lord Halifax
Britain
United States
Commonwealth Club
Russia
U. S
Franco Spain
Red China
Tranian
U.S
Lehowwigs
Goege
When Is a Bargain Truly Top Quality
A shopper ponders bargains, weighing price cuts against quality and need. The piece argues a true bargain requires high value, available funds, and no debts to others. It frames consumer judgment as a balance of cost, necessity, and financial freedom.
Jealous Slaying in Paris Confessed by Mme Sylvie Paul
Paris police said 38 year old Mme Sylvie Paul confessed to killing 58 year old hotel keeper Mme Jeanne Perron in a jealous quarrel and bricking the body in a basement. She described the plan and named Abdullah Soualhit as the father of her expected baby.
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Paris
Mme
Sylvie Paul
Jeanne Perron
Eiffel Tower
Mme. Paul
North Africa
Mme. Perron
Slyvie
Abdullah Soualhit
Jeanne
Sylvie
Sonashit
Denise Leroy
Souashit
Paul
Ben Sahel Mabrouk
Enlisted Vet Reserves Tabbed For Discharges
Army discharges enlisted men recalled to duty by Christmas. Rosenberg says releases target Dec 20 for inactive and volunteer reservists, with officers and other reserves also affected. Draft changes: 500000 childless married men reclassified. birth of a child ends exemption. NavyAir Force Marine Corps timelines vary. Senate must approve defense bill terms.
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Ae Foster
United Press Staff
Aee
Washington
Defense
Anna M. Rosenberg
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Sean
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate
Private home building shows stable level from peak a year ago
Government report says private residential construction remains at about two thirds of last year’s peak while public housing with government funds is rising. Public outlays for housing highways and military avenues increased by roughly one to two percent, totaling about $186 million.
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Washington
Labor and Commerce Department
Veterans to get 1600 dollars to buy cars
Washington report states a legislative measure grants every World War II and Korean War amputee veteran 1600 dollars to purchase a automobile. The plan aims to assist veterans in securing transport and independence.
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Washington
Thea
Chicago Tribune Raises Price of Newspaper
The Chicago Tribune announced a price increase from 4 to 5 cents, effective next Monday, citing higher costs for producing newspapers and related materials.
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Chicago
Rel
Memphis Named Nation's Quietest City Again
Memphis has been named the nation's quietest city for the 10th consecutive year by the National Noise Abatement council. The designation highlights the city's low noise levels and tranquil living environment.
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Memphis
National
Stassen seeks subpoena for Vandenberg diary in Far East probe
Senate investigators hear Stassen push to subpoena the diary of the late Senator Vandenberg to corroborate essential facts about a 1949 White House conference on China aid. He alleges records could support claims of U S policy favorable to Communists. State Department notes contradict some details. The panel plans a rare Saturday session to review fresh evidence and rebuttals.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Senate
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
White House
China
Stassen
Arthur Vandenberg Jr
Vanre
Internal Security Subcommittee
Vanas
State Acheson
Philip C. Jessup
Subcommittee
U. S
State Department
Truman
Jessup
Acheson
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Stassena
Owen Cane Hopkins University
Lattimore
Semore
King George VI Declared Out of Danger by Doctors
London with word that King George VI was declared out of danger by physicians. They cautioned that recovery would be slow and gradual after part or all of the left lung was removed on Sept. 23.
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London
George VI
Operation Killer Troops Fight Reds on Heartbreak Ridge
UN forces seized most of Heartbreak Ridge as ground troops pressed the North Korean line and air forces faced the largest MIG-15 jet formation yet. The New Jersey task force pounded Hangman harbor while 8th Army widened the eastern push and captured the ridge amid heavy artillery duels.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
Heartbreak Ridge
U.S
U.N
North Korea
OI UN
New Jersey
Hangman Harbor
38Th Parallel
James A. van Fleet
Mundung Valley
U.S. 9Th Regiment
Courant
Mack
Lroop Su
Someurelien
Satae
Heartsbreak Ridge
Korangop
U.S. 5Rd
Chorwon
Pyongyang
Committee Ends Hearing For Political Chairmen
Senate investigators closed the inquiry into the chairmen of the two major parties and the RFC. Subcommittee chairman Clyde Hoey said hearings may reopen if leads emerge, with Nixon noting many loose ends remain before closing the Boyle and Gabrielson case.
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Warren Duffee
Washington
Senate
RFC
Clyde R. Hoey
D-Nc
Subcommittee
William M. Boyle Jr
George Gabrielson
Reconstruction Finance
Hoey
Boyle
Gabrielson
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
GOP
Carthage Hydrocol, Inc
Nixon
Sekeee Boyle
Young
Democratic
Turney Gratz
Gratz
Ieee
Toyle
Stalin announces atomic bomb tests and new U S demand expansion
Stalin claims Russia has exploded an atom bomb and will test weapons of different calibers, provoking calls in Congress for rapid U S expansion of atomic production. AEC chief Dean and Rep Jackson foresee broader use and international control battles while cautioning against panic.
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United Press
Josef Stalin
Russia
U.S
Stalin
Gordon Dean
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
White House
Kremlin
State Department
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Jackson
America
Europe
Soviet Union
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Bloc
United Nations General Assembly
AEC
Dean
University of Southern California
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Communist Party
Pravda
Washington
Rep
Rusia
United States
Plane Crash Lands On Highway Near Greensboro
A Charleston couple, Mr. and T. El Coppedge, suffered facial cuts and bruises in a forced landing of their light airplane on Highway 220 four miles south of Greensboro. Coppedge said fuel ran low and they could not locate the Greensboro High Point airport. The plane tore lines from poles as it slid along the highway. The Greensboro hospital report said their condition was good.
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Greensboro
Charleston
S. C
T. el Coppedge
Dan Ville
Here
Coppedge
Greensboro- High Point
Oatis Case Costs Hit Czechs With Trade Losses
Vienna reports the Oatis detention will cost Czechoslovakia more than 40 million dollars annually in trade. Officials say hard currency trade and vital imports have already fallen since April. November 1 triggers new tariff rules, boosting losses to about 3.4 million monthly, with textile industries and imports of American brands affected. Exports to the United States have fallen and may cease. airlines reductions worsen economic impact.
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Vienna
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Oatis Aa
United States
Ermcentnn
Berlin
Uni
The
Prague
Europe
Stalin messages to East Germans amid German unification debate
In Berlin Premier Stalin sent a message to East German Premier Grotewohl on the second anniversary of the East German state. He voiced hope for a unified democratic German state but did not endorse all German talks for unity. The move signals possible Soviet overtures to the West as Berlin tensions over West German rearmament rise.
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Berlin
Josef Stalin
Russia
Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Stalin
Europe
France
Washington Conference of Foreign Ministers
Konrad Adenauer
Adelnauer
Weather outlook with record high and low notes
Tonight's low expected around 68 degrees with tomorrow's high near 90 degrees. Earlier forecasts had a 93 degree high and last night's low around 65.
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John Roderick
Vandenburg
Lie
George
Oatis
Official Weather Bureau
Max Asheville
Seseverrerr
Atlanta
Boston
Charlestom
High Point Sacsseusee
Miami
New Orleans
York
Oort Raleigh
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