Five Die In NJ Gunman Rampage At Five Homes
Inland New Jersey on November 18, Ernest Ingenito, 25, shot and killed five members of his estranged wife’s family in a spree across three homes. He fled in a car, was cornered by state troopers hours later, and captured with two officers at gunpoint. Wounded include his wife Tessie, a nine year old cousin, and several relatives. all but Mrs Ingenito in critical condition. Police described heavy armed restraint and recovered multiple firearms in the suspect’s car.
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Associated Press
INELAND
N.J
New Jersey
JHE
Ernest Ingenito
Michael Mazzoli
Ingenito
Pearl Mazzoli
John Pioppi
Theresa Pioppi
Marion Pioppi
John
gimman
Tessie
Jean Pioppi
Frank Mazzoli
Frank
Hilda
Jean” Picippi
Government troops retreat in Nepal Birganj sector
NEW DELHI November 18 Reuters reports rebel leader B P Koirala said government troops reversed three miles to Jitpur after fighting in Birrani sector. Congress forces had not yet moved up from Churnea, which they captured yesterday, into the area left by state troops. About 600 state troops form part of Mohun Shamsher’s 1500 strong loyal guard.
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NEW DELHI
Reuters
Birrani
Nepal
Jitpur
B. P. Koirala
Press Trust of India
Congress
Churnea
Birganj
Mohun Shamsher
Big Ben face cleanup photographed during Britain festival prep
Ottawa Journal London correspondent reports a suspended worker on a rier high above Big Ben. Details note the 180 foot drop from dial center to ground and 23 foot diameter dials with two foot hour figures. Hour hands nine feet long, minute hands 14 feet. Pen dulum 13 feet, Bob 14 cwt. Great bell hammer weighs 4 cwt. The piece ends with a tease for the back page.
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Big Ben
London
Ottawa Journal
Aid For Yugoslavia Is Appeal Of U.S. President
Rush of tanks planes artillery and troops to Indo China described as a French cabinet surge. Premier Rene Pleven announced Letourneau would gain more power over Indo Chinese affairs and denied reports of cabinet discord. Spokesman said up to 50 000 troops including colonial forces might be sent to Indo China amid Communist pushes in the north.
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ARIS
Rene Pleven
Tae Ching
Jean Letourneau
associated states
Letourneau
Jules Moci
North Africa
Foreign Legionnaires
Indo- China
Truman seeks emergency aid to shore up Yugoslavia
President Truman urged immediate congressional action to provide about 85 million dollars to strengthen Yugoslavia under Premier Tito, whose forces are a key Western defense against Soviet pressure. The move follows Tito breaking with Moscow and seeks to prevent subversive elements and military weakness amid drought relief and industrial loans totaling 55 million dollars already aiding Yugoslavia. Emergency flour shipments of 11.5 million dollars are to begin soon to meet food shortages from the drought.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Yugoslavia
Moscow
congress
Russia
Tito
Europe
Soviet Union
United States Export-Import Bank
Economic Co-operation Administration
U.S.S.R
Nurse Awarded 1000 In Action Against Blairmore Mayor
In Blairmore Supreme Court Justice Egbert presided over a slander case where jurors found Mayor Enoch Williams guilty of slander with malice against nurse Miss Lillian F. Willows. Willows, a Galt Hospital graduate, sought 10000 but was awarded 1000 plus court costs. The decision followed a 40 minute charge and a one hour five minute jury deliberation.
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Galt hospital
Lethbridge
Mr. Williams
Hugh Farthing
K.C
Calgary
S. G. Bannan
Blairmore
Frank Hill
Steve Swaychuk
T. J. Costigan
Irene Ross
Thomas Nishiyama
F. Hill
East German youth to scuttle Christmas for Stalin birthday
Berlin dispatch reports East Germany's Free German Youth instructed to drop Christmas as an obsolete bourgeois affair and focus on Prime Minister Stalin's birthday four days before Christmas. Four million union members will work extra shifts unpaid as tribute to Stalin who turns 71.
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BERLIN
East Germany
Stalin
tra
Stamboul Charms Yet Disappoints The Canadian Traveler
I Norman Smith reports from Istanbul that travel feels disillusioning yet Stamboul enthralls. The correspondent notes colorful sights of the historic city, mentions the Black Sea flight from Ankara, and playfully mocks guidebook phrases as he plans a possible return. Page 13 continuation teased.
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I. NORMAN SMITH
The Herald
ISTANBUL
Turkey
Ankara
Black Sea
Flame-thrower helps campfire start sparks joke
No help needed with First Marine Air Wing report from North Korea. Nov 18 near Changjin reservoir two pilots heard on radio a ground reply about a campfire started with a flame thrower. The exchange shows humor amid wartime routine.
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FIRST MARINE AIR WING
North Korea
W. W. Hazlett
Young wheat king arrives at Toronto fair to cheers
Ricky Sharpe a 13 year old from Munson Alberta, arrives with parents to receive honors as the youngest world champion in Royal Winter Fair history. He greets Ontario Agriculture Minister Kennedy at Union Station, then attends breakfast, Santa Claus parade, and will sit in the vice president's box at the horse show. Other champions include E W Doubet for corn and Albert Kessel for barley. Ontario farmers sweep sheep breeds at the fair.
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ORONTO
The
world wheat king
Ricky Sharpe
Munson
Alta
Ontario
Kennedy
Toronto
Union station
SANTA
Ricky
Royal York hotel
Niagara Falls
Roderick
Ellen Sharpe
E. W. Doubet
Hanna City
Arthur Budarick
Palmer Falls
Ont
Albert Kessel
Rosetown
Sask
Chris Morck
Dickson
west
Theatre Cashier Foils Holdup in Eastend Toronto
In Toronto on November 18 a gunman fired three shots at a theatre cashier after demanding cash from the East End venue. Police link him to an earlier cigar-store robbery where about 2500 dollars was taken. Mrs Betty Dodds and proprietor Albert Rocket aided by reporting the suspect as pockmarked and tall, with authorities continuing the manhunt.
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TORONTO
Allenby
Betty Dodds
India Limits Action To Tibet Plea At UN
Delhi officials indicated New Delhi may cap its moves to support Tibet at the United Nations. India may not issue another note to China over the Tibet invasion, with Nehru's cabinet weighing the next step. Nehru stressed a highly mobile army, while China insists Tibet is part of its territory.
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DELHI
India
China
Tibet
United Nations
Nehru
Peiping
M. G. Ayyangar
Three Way Fight For Bristol Seat
Labor candidate Anthony Wedgwood Benn 26 BBC producer and heir of Viscount Stansgate faces Liberal Doreen Gorsky 38 president of the Women’s Liberal Federation and Conservative James Louis Linday 47, a former commander officer, in Bristol Southeast by election set for Nov. 30 after Sir Stafford Cripps resignation.
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BRISTOL
England
Reuters
Labor
Bristol Southeast
Stafford Cripps
exchequer
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
BBC
Viscount Stansgate
air
Doreen Gorsky
Women’s Liberal Federation
James Louis Linday
commando
Life in Tokyo for Foreigner Finds Comfort in City
Canadian press writer Dave McIntosh describes Tokyo as comfortable for foreigners. He notes dense bicycle traffic, few private cars, and streets lined with weathered shops selling varied foods, with signs mixing Japanese and English such as chicken barbecue and cheeseburgers.
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DAVE MCINTOSH
TOKYO
Haneda
Falling Wall Kills Worker in Sydney Collapse
A fire-damaged building in central Sydney collapsed during salvage work, killing one man and injuring eight others. Emergency crews cordoned the area as investigators began assessing the cause of the accident.
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SYDNEY
Australia
Reuters
Chinese Dig In On Yalu Front Amid Snow
Chinese and Korean Communist forces dig into mountain defenses along a 60 mile southwest to Tekchon river line near the Yalu while U N troops push through new snow in northeastern Korea. Intelligence places about 28 000 Chinese in three divisions with 76 000 North Koreans in support.
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U.N
Changjin
Korea
Associated Press
EGUL
United Nations
Yalu river
RED
Taechon-Tokchen
Yalu
Tzechor
Beboppers Unwelcome in Milwaukee Schools
Mil waukee Nov 18 Teen age beboppers face school sanctions as public and parochial officials unite with student leaders to curb beboppism. About 50 Catholic high school student council reps met with Msgr. Goebel, who backed a ban on styles associated with bebops citing need for proper decorum. Public schools chief Harold S. Vincent said principals would decide dress enforcement to maintain order.
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MILWAUKEE
Edmund J. Goebel
archdiocesan
Harold S. Vincent
Msgr
Goebel
Impressive silence at Grenoble cathedral for Canadian crash victims
Two thousand people gathered at Notre Dame de Grenoble as coffins from the Canadian Pilgrim plane disaster were carried inside. Flags flew at half staff. 58 aboard, 35 bodies recovered, 92 identified, guard detail from the French 93rd Regiment.
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GRENOBLE
France
Reuters
Notre Dame de Grenoble
93rd Regiment of
Chasseurs Alpina
Canada
Italy
Britain
pussion
Feety
RICKY SHARPE
TORONTO
Munson
Alta
Ricky
ALBERTA COAL CO
OTTAWA
income tax appeal board
revenue department
Alexe Coal Company
Alsne
Asia
SIOUX
CHINA COAST
Cayuga
Athabaskan
greem Chima Sea
Keres
ONTARIO
CHATHAM
vesterday
Wallaceburg
Menken
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MANCHURIA
Central Press
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U.S
Indo-China
W. A. McGillivary
Fenerty and Fenerty
Hill
Gladys Oberton
Henry Brayne
James C. Walsh
Niel Fleming
LOUTH
Stamboul
Alberta
PRINCE
Prince Charles
Ching
Lhasa
Jawaharlal Nehru
central Asia
Pakistan
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