Delhi Truce Mission Party Reaches Leh After Harsh Himalayan Trek
In November report from New Delhi a group led by fart Dreesen of St Louis describes a perilous crossing of the Karakoram with 49 pack animals, 18,200 feet pass, blizzard and zero temps. Several animals died from exhaustion and a few fell on icy precipices. The party includes Consul General J Mall Pax ton and family. they arrived in New Delhi and wait at Leh for baggage with no injuries among six Chinese children.
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Delhi
India
Dreesen
St. Louis
Soy
Thote Sinkieng
China
Tibwa
Mierican
Opine
New Delhi
Foui
Regasion
Leh
Ladkh
Consil
J. Mall Paxton
Danville
Khardung
Karakoram Pass
Ranchhand Firefight Provokes Sheriff Call at Grace Ranch
Raad and Lo fired two blasts from a shotgun over a ranchhand’s head as J J Neeley rushed a woman to safety and strapped on her gun before calling the sheriff. Pio then drove to the Grace ranch and shot at Abaya who was in bed in his cabin. nearby Felix Dalmacio heard the shots.
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Raad
Pio
J. J. Neeley
Gafety
Sheriff's Office
Tio
Grace Ranch
Abaya
Felix Dalmacio
Sherman Becomes Navy Chief Amid Unification Push
Admiral Forrest Sherman named chief of naval operations at 53, youngest ever. He replaces Louis Denfeld, whose removal stems from Navy censure in defense unification talks. Sherman stated he will lead under orders, relinquishing command of the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman Jin
Navy
Sherman
Louis E. Denfeld
Denfeld
Navy Matthews
Pentagon
Matthews
Chief of Naval Operations
White House
Iruman
Naval Operations
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Johnson
Army
Air Force
Denfelt
Sixth Eagle
Mediterranean
Judge Declines to Revoke Export Liquor Permit
Little Rock November 1 Judge Frank Dodie refused to revoke a Sun Export Company license of Lake Village after a brief hearing. He ruled the export law harsh and unjust yet allowed shipments to Mississippi where permitted by law. He noted Oklahoma and federal restrictions would bar such sales and rejected Morley’s claim the liquor could be re-sold in Oklahoma.
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Little Rock
Fulashi
Frank Dodie
Sun Export Company
Lake Villelge
Dean
R. Morley
General. Assembly
Andre
Mississippi
Idvy
Oklahoma
Morley
West Memphis
Dodge
Marley
Miss Rome
Britain’s Socialist Rule Wins Slim Confidence Vote
Britain's socialist government wins a large confidence vote in the House of Commons signaling resolve to press on through a deepening economic crisis. Chancellor Cripps warns Britain must boost production and cut imports to survive, while policy shifts aim to conserve resources and curb dollar dependence amid stalled European recovery.
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Dewtt MacKenzie
Britain
House of Commons
Commons
Stafford Cripys
Exchequer
No Ten Commons
America
Cripps
Stafford
United States
President Truman Sets Out on Long Train Tour
President Truman begins a lengthy train journey today his first extensive trip since the campaign. He plans a St. Paul appearance tomorrow night to climax Minnesota centennial celebrations and Truman day observances.
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Washington
Trumman
Truman
St. Paul
Minnesota
Anniversary honors for his reelection fight
A commemorative event marks the anniversary of his successful election campaign. A special train is scheduled to depart at 2:30 p.m. EST. The President will address the St. Paul auditorium tomorrow at 10:20 p.m. EST with remarks to be carried nationally by the Columbia Broadcasting System.
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St. Paul Auditorium
Columbia Broadcasting System
Traffic Safety Council Alarm Over 42000 Deaths Annually
Chicago reports the National Safety Council warns that about 42,000 people will be killed in traffic each year unless new incentives are found to make people more cautious. The council states it is now apparent that the steady reduction of traffic deaths hinges on behavioral changes.
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Chicago
National Safety
Rose Petals Useful for Xmas Gifts
Rose petals gathered in Hempstead County offer a craft for Christmas gifts. The article details drying petals, curing them in dark spaces, and creating rose jars or potpourri bags with cinnamon oil, rosemary, eucalyptus, orange or carnation sachet, plus fabric sachets. It mentions Lorraine Clackwood as a home demonstration agent and notes eye muscle development timing in children.
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Hempstead
Lorraine Clackwood
Traffic toll eases but grim outlook for lives lost
The text notes traffic fatalities since the war have leveled and warns of continuing high losses without new incentives. It cites a council tally of 22,220 traffic deaths this year, slightly down two percent from 2,750 after a safe period last year.
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