Italy Faces Political Crisis Over Cabinet Walkout
Three anti Communist Social ist ministers including Vice Premier Giuseppe Saragat resign from Premier Alcide de Gasperi's cabinet leading to a political crisis. De Gasperi plans to persuade them to return as his Christian Democrat party holds a solid postwar majority. Other items note UN committee nearing Africa trusteeship deals and postwar European economic cooperation moves.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
U S Seeks Delay in Lentz Trial
U S Atty Ernest A Tolin said a further postponement in the Walter Lentz and Robert H Franklin trial on conspiracy charges will be sought to give federal agents more time to investigate. The men, former officials and a Fresno publicity man, are accused of attempting to induce a witness to alter testimony in Fred Howser's libel suit against Drew Pearson. Trial set for Nov 14 in Fresno. Indictments allege offering James Mulloy 17500 to change deposition testimony alleging a $1200 carny contribution from a Long Beach bookie.
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U.S
Ernest A. Tolin
Walter Lentz
Robert H. Franklin
Lentz
State Atty
Fred Howser
Fresno
Howser
Drew Pearson
Bride Found Dead After Family Spat in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 24 year old bride, Mrs John Reyner of Paris Illinois, was found dead in her room at the Cincinnati Club. Coroner says two empty sleeping pill bottles nearby. Husband John Reyner reports wife left with a friend after an argument and found her dead this morning. case treated as possible suicide pending coroner verdict.
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John Reyner
Paris
Cincinnati Club
Herbert P. Lyle
Reyner
William Marks
Henry Sandman
Bernard Connelly
Cincinnati
Connelly
Dual Killer Faces Count of Murder
TOLEDO Ohio Nov 1 John A Harding 67 year old hammer slayer of his wife and mother in law faced arraignment in municipal court today on first degree murder charge The Toledo businessman spent the night in city jail after being brought here yesterday from Detroit He had raced there in his automobile to tell his daughter what he had done The victims were Harding s wife Mildred 46 and her mother Mrs Maude Thompson 67 Mrs Harding s body was found by police in her bedroom Her mother fatally injured lay nearby She died en route to a hospital Detective Capt Ralph Murphy said that shortly before the slayings Sunday night Harding and his wife had prayed in an upstairs bedroom and asked God to make them both see the light Two minutes later Mrs Harding was a hammered corpse slain because of her husband s unverified suspicion of her fidelity Murphy said
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John A. Harding
City
Detroit
Harding
Mildred
Maude Thompson
Life and Death May Rest on Unseen Atmospheric Layer
Los Angeles November 1 AP Life and death on Earth may hinge on a hidden oxygen layer sixty miles up that alters ultraviolet rays to infrared heat. Caltech and UCLA researchers warn that a sudden atmospheric breach could wipe out life.
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Vidawus
Dulbecco
Taft urges invoking Taft Hartley to end coal strike
In Cincinnati on November 1 U S Senator Robert A Taft Ohio Republican urged using the Taft Hartley Labor Law to end the coal strike His earlier view that action was unnecessary shifted as he said the strike now threatens public health and the President should act under the law.
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Robert A. Taft
Sen. Taft
Ohio
American Machine Tool Distributors’ ‘Association
United States
Fragmented Coast Chronicle Weather and Surf Report
Data from the Coast and Geodetic Survey lists sunrise and moonrise times, high and low tides with heights, and swell conditions. The report notes lifeguard activity, water temperature, and surf conditions described as calm.
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New Coast and Geodetic Survey
Truman Signs Compromise Farm Bill Amid Brannan Debate
Washington Nov 1 AP President Truman signed the compromise farm bill into law for at least one production season. The measure preserves wartime level price supports and rejects the Brannan plan’s subsidy method, signaling a political and farm circle debate over future reform. Brannan supporters expect the law to offer a muted argument for the Brannan approach next year.
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Congress
Truman
Brannan
Aikens
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Brannan Aids
Yrania
Admiral Aids Prep School In Mississippi Fund Drive
In Natchez Mississippi Jefferson Military College launches a fundraising campaign led by former Vice Admiral Aaron Stanton Mer wich. The 147 year old prep school sought a $50000 endowment but faced a rejection after a millionaire donor George Armstrong urged advocacy of white supremacy. Merrill would become superintendent if finances stabilize.
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Natchez, Miss
Jefferson Military College
Ay Aaron Stanton
Tip) Merwich
George Armstrong
Merrill
Gunmen Attack Café Victim Flee After Shootout
In Philadelphia on Broad Street two gunmen entered a crowded cafe and shot a man in the head. After a violent scuffle they fled in a convertible with a bystander identifying the assailant. The victim, said to be unnamed, disappeared six hours later and police reported no immediate arrest.
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Broad St
Ente
November Brings Frigid Weather to Eastern Area
A frosty front spread across the eastern half of the country with freezing temperatures. The Great Lakes to New York and Pennsylvania saw subfreezing readings while parts of Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana Kentucky and Texas hovered near 32 degrees. Chicago registered 26 as the coldest of autumn, with warmer conditions expected to follow for the Midwest and eastern states.
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Pleas Made for Pair in Gandhi Killing
Nearly 5000 residents in Bombay province petitioned Governor General C Raja gopalachari to commute the death sentences of N V Godse and N D Tante, slated for November 15 for Mahatma Gandhi's assassination. One petition argues Gandhi would not have tolerated the hanging of his murderers.
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Bombay
India
C. Rajagopalachari
N. V. Godse
N. D. Ante
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Youth, Last of Six Escapers Seized in Arizona
Florence Arizona November 1 GE Dan Robertson 19 the last of six young escapees from a state prison annex was recaptured last night by a 60 man posse. Six men fled Sunday from a rehabilitation camp for first offenders here and all were taken into custody without a fight by prison guards sheriffs deputies and highway patrol men. The youths were convicted burglars.
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Florence
Ariz
GE Dan Robertson
Ana
Army Pigeon Kaiser dies after 32-year service at Monmouth
Kaiser the Army carrier pigeon, 32, dies in Monmouth New Jersey ending a two world wars career. The Signal Corps mascot served in World War I in the Meuse Argonne offense and aided training in World War II. Kaiser will be mounted and displayed at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC.
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Meuse-Argonne
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Washington, D. C
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Fire at Minneapolis Tonka mill causes $100,000 loss
An explosion and fire at Minneapolis Tonka feed mill and elevator destroyed the 80 foot structure. Three workers escaped. Tonka official A D McGuire cited $100,000 loss to building and equipment, with grain and feed damage raising the total. Deputy fire chief Charles Johnson suggested a dust explosion started the fire.
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Tonka
A. D. McGuire
Charles Johnson
Pilot Dies After Dash Saving Another
INDIANAPOLIS Nov 1947 Test Pilot James L Youngmans sprinted 500 yards across an airport runway and averted a possible accident before dying of a heart attack. The 34 year old senior jet test pilot for Alison Division of General Motors stopped a takeoff just in time. Native of Cincinnati he had complained of shortness of breath after the incident and died shortly after arriving home. The widow and two children survive.
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Indianapolis
James L. Youngmans
Alison
General Motors
Youngmans
Cincinnati
Hand Caught Amputates It In Corn Placing Accident
Charles Rothrock a 65 year old farmer in New Castle Indiana amputated his right hand with a pocket knife after it was caught in a corn processing machine. He escaped and ran to a brother’s home then was taken to a hospital in fair condition. His wife Clara was previously disabled when her slacks were pulled into the same machine and both legs were amputated. She commented that many people have worse luck.
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New Castle
Ind
Charles Rothrock
Rothrock
Rothreck
Clara
Holdup Cost Man $230 in Halloween Prank Lesson
Pittsburgh dated November 1 reports Frank Catallo learned a holdup was real after paying $230. The incident clarified that the dress and prank faced real consequences, stressing the seriousness of his mistaken Halloween stunt.
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Catalho
Pittsburgh
Frank Catallo
Aman
Mass Blood Donation for Child by War Veteran Team
In New York on November 1 a mass blood donation was organized for 4 year old Randy Farbman of Brooklyn who suffers leukemia. The Bay Ridge Rockets amateur veterans team coordinated with a blood center to supply 40 pints of blood from team members and friends for repeated transfusions.
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War Veterans
Randy Farbman
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge Rockets
She Had Twins This Time Triplets in Jersey City
Jersey City news reports Mrs. Ann Porkihorski, who had her first child Ann a decade ago, then twins Jeffrey and Johanne, now welcomes triplets, three boys, presented to her husband Sigmund.
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Jersey City
N. J
Ann Porkihorski
Ann
Jeffrey
Johanne
Sigmund
Employed Hunting Day Paid by SKF Industries
SHIPPENSBURG Pa Nov 1 Employees at SKF Industries took the day off to go hunting and were paid for it. The firm said it closed under a union contract that designates the opening day of Pennsylvania’s small game season as a paid holiday for workers.
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Shippensburg
SKF Industries
Pennsylvania
Two Heavily Fined Over Lottery Game
Women accused of conducting a lottery were fined after pleading guilty in Municipal Court Judge Harry F. Keeler's court. Louis Van Tay pleaded guilty to conducting a lottery in a local warehouse and was fined 200 dollars. Lovie Wer pleaded guilty to acting as a lookout and was fined 100 dollars.
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Harry F. Keeler
Louis van Tay
Lovie
Wer
Cars for All Amputee Vets Vetoed
President Truman vetoed a bill to provide up to 1600 for automobiles to about 15 500 handicapped veterans of World Wars I and II. He argued it would create wholesale inequities and potential abuses by excluding many 100 percent disabled and by not guaranteeing vehicles for all eligible veterans. Currently World War II veterans who lost a leg receive cars, while the vetoed measure would extend to those with loss of a hand or blindness.
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Truman
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