Snowy Yule For Much of U.S. Likely
A brisk winter swath hit the nation with snow in the Rockies and Midwest, fog over the Great Lakes region, and rain in the East. Iowa endured severe ice storms isolating towns and cutting rural lines. Chicago’s pea soup fog grounded flights and thousands were delayed. The Weather Bureau forecast a potential white Christmas from the Texas Panhandle to Virginia, with varied seasonal trends across the country.
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Author Hummel Dies in New York at 70
George F. Hummel, 70, author of Sub Sai and Heritage and other novels of American life, died Saturday in New York.
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George F. Hummel
Goldwyn to Be Feted in Beverly Hills Hall
Beverly Hills holds Samuel Goldwyn Day with a ceremony at City Hall. Principal speakers Irene Dunne George Murphy and Y Frank Freeman of the Association of Motion Picture Producers will present awards honoring Goldwyn as a pioneer in the film industry.
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Winant to Wed Ex-Brother-in-Law Captain Eppley
Announcement of the engagement of widow Constance Lee Winant to Captain Pianoty Eppley, retired naval officer. The wedding is expected early, with Epples late wife noted as Mrs Winant’s sister.
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3918 Servicemen to Reach Home by Christmas
The big transport ship docked in San Francisco and began processing Army, Marine and Navy personnel for homeward travel. The vessel carried 2092 Marines and will move personnel in the coming days to complete return before Christmas.
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William. Weis
Korea
Navy
Soldiers and Navy Men Returning Home After Korea Service
About 693 soldiers and 133 Navy men, most Korea combat veterans, were sent to inland discharge centers. Extra transport planes were assigned to move groups, with departures starting Sunday afternoon. The Army stated all men would be homeward bound.
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Rare Blood Disturbance Found by Berkeley Pair
Berkeley researchers Dr. John Lawrence and Dr. N I Berlin report a newly identified condition they call relative polycythemia. Studying 215 patients with polycythemia like symptoms, 18 showed normal red cell counts, suggesting a mental rather than physical disease linked to prolonged emotional stress and high altitude exposure. The work builds on Lawrence’s prior polycythemia treatments and traces hints to Peruvian Andean tribes where body stress mimics the disease.
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Donner
University of California
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N. I. Berlin
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Peru
Socialite Seeks Divorce Over Husband Drowsiness
Beverly Hills socialite Louise Snow testified that her 38 year old husband Neil W. Snow slept during social entertainments and refused medical help. She said constant arguing and his drowsiness made her nervous, leading to the divorce.
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Louise Snow
Beverly Hills
Neil W. Snow
Traffic Victims In Good Condition After Crash
Two people injured in a late Saturday night collision at Second St and Coronado Ave were reported in good condition at St Marys hospital. Jerry O Neal aged 24 from 1510 E Broadway and Claire Murray aged 42 from 744 Lime Ave suffered bruises and head injuries as passengers in a Lime Ave driven car. The other driver Calvin B Alexander aged 32 of 274 Redondo Ave escaped injury.
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Pigeons Stolen From Home On Rogers Street
John B. Clark, 64, told police Sunday three homing pigeons were stolen from his pen at 1702 Rogers Street. He valued the birds at 125 dollars and said they will return home if not penned or beheaded.
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