Leopard Killed After Charging Hunter’s Effort in Arkansas
MT IDA Ark Nov 1 AP A lone hunter killed a charging male leopard after dawn clubbed and shot it with a rifle. The leopard had fled a wrecked circus van and killed the hunter’s dog before Fair and a second dog survived. A second leopard female was killed by a patrolman yesterday. The circus animals fled into Ouachita National Forest as a bear and other beasts pursued.
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MT. Ida
Ark
Arkansas
Ouachita National Forest
Here
Ralston Fair
Pencil Bluff
Fair
California Writs Gable's Suit Halted
Hollywood. Judge Orlando Rhodes of Santa Monica granted an injunction to Lady Sylvia Ashley to stop Clark Gable from pursuing a Nevada divorce or taking any action there. The restraining order followed a full day in court with neither spouse present, and the judge cited good cause for the injunction.
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Hollywood
Orlando, Rhodes
Santa Monica
Sylvia Ashley
Heman
Clark Gable
Nevada
California
Gabie
Rhodes
Gable
Walkout cripples steel production near Birmingham Alabama
The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. halted operations as 30,000 workers, led by CIO United Steelworkers and USW ore miners, struck in support of 100 coke workers who began the walkout six days earlier. Production dropped from about 9 500–10 000 tons daily to roughly 3 000 tons amid picket lines over job transfers. Germany Suffers fifth train crash in three days near Trier
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co
United Statesworkers of America
CIO
USW
TCI
Germany
Trier
Cold November Snap Grips Nation With Snow and Ice
November brought the season's coldest weather to much of the United States with snow and freezing rain in many areas. Upstate New York saw wet snow from Jamestown to Glens Falls, while northern states reported frigid readings near zero. Chicago measured a trace of snow and a low of 31 as the Weather Bureau warned of hazardous driving in the northeast.
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Jamestown
Glens Falls
Auburn
N. Y
New England
Weather Bureau
Rhode Island
Rockies
Texas Panhandle
North Central States
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Williston
N. D
Bismarck
N.D
International Falls
Minn
Fargo
Duluth
Helena, Mont
Cheyenne
Wyo
Havre
Mont
Ilinois
Chicago
U N Army troops join atomic blast test near Las Vegas
U S Army combat troops observed a nuclear detonation at Yucca Flat resulting in no casualties and noting effects and equipment responses. The blast cracked windows in Las Vegas and prompted claims filings for damage.
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Las Vegas
U.S. Army
William B. Kean
Yucca Flat
Here
Fremont St
AEC
Kean
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ceasefire progress hits half path as Kaesong dispute lingers
At Panmunjon negotiators agreed on about half of a proposed ceasefire line from Kumhwa to the east coast, with Kaesong on the western front and Heartbreak Ridge unresolved. U N and Communist teams expect more talks as fighting could continue until all five truce items are settled.
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Panmunjon
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
Heartbreak Ridge
Kumhwa
Peiping
Kumsong
Sakchon River
U. S
L. G. Hill
Long Beach
U. N.command
Hill
U. N
UN Casualties Pass 100000 in Korea War
United Nations forces in Korea report casualties exceeding 100 000 since the war began on June 25 1950. US losses reach 95 692 with 14 593 killed 12 558 missing and 68 642 wounded. Other UN forces total 5 576. North Korean and Chinese losses cited as 1 402 504 through Oct 13.
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United Nations
Kores
Defense Department
Washington
U. S
U. N
Pentagon
Republic of Korea
Marines Use Helicopter Raid Behind Enemy Lines
U S Marines conducted the first true helicopter combat attack behind North Korean lines, raiding a guerrilla stronghold seven miles from base. Thirty three volunteers, two helicopters, and a rugged mountain fortress in winter weather formed the isolated operation, which marked a new mobile assault capability for the First Division as the ground war paused and a large B29 raid occurred.
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U. 8
Eighth Army
Korea
U. S
United Nations
Wrestler Ivan frees trapped driver in Hollywood wreck
In Hollywood on the Cahuenga Freeway, wrestler Ivan the Terrible, now Ivan the Terrific, used a single grunt to snap the steering wheel and free Howard Lawler, 43, of Glendale, who had been wedged in his car after colliding with a power pole. Lawler was hospitalized with concussions and bruises, while driver Don Lee, 26, of North Hollywood, reported the incident.
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Hollywood
Ivan the Terrible
Ivan the Terrific
Ivan
Don Lee
North Hollywood
Cahuenga
Howard Lawler
Glendale
Lawler
Ike Flying Home at Truman's Bid
General Dwight D. Eisenhower heads to Washington for a weekend visit at the suggestion of President Truman to report on the European situation. He will stay with his son at Fort Knox, then return to Washington for talks.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Truman
Joseph Short
Eisenhower
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Gillette
Iowa
Short
Capt
John Eisenhower
Fort Knox
Where to Find It Beach Combing to Theaters
The notice lists where to locate various sections in the publication. It specifies page ranges for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Ads Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries Political News Radio and Television Shipping Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures and Women’s Activities across pages A to B in a mixed format.
Halloween Prank Ends in Youths Death in Hollywood
Tes Police report a Halloween prank escalated to a deadly chase in Hollywood. Vincent Faravino 17 and Donald Douglas 16 stole a car, fled at high speed, and were trapped at a dead-end street. Faravino was shot after not stopping. Douglas arrested later. Faravino's widow Frances, pregnant, cried at the morgue saying he was out for kicks.
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Hollywood
Vincent Faravino
Arthur L. Davies
Faravino
Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Donald Douglas
Douglas
Frances
Princess Elizabeth Honors George Washington Tombs
Princess Elizabeth and Philip Duke of Edinburgh laid floral wreaths at Washington's tomb and the Unknown Soldier in Washington. A simple wreath ceremony preceded tours of Mount Vernon and a diplomatic reception at the Canadian embassy. An afternoon reception for 2000 guests at the British embassy featured champagne and pastries.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Margaret Truman
Blair House
Washington
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Elan
Momal Lage
Congress
Philip
British Commonwealth
Tom
Plantation
Ten Carried Safely From Burning Home
Denver firemen carried ten bed patients from the Sunshine Convalescent Home basement fire. Assistant Chief Cassie Razzini blamed a defective chimney for the blaze which caused about 100 dollars in damage and sent smoke through the building. Another ten patients were walked out into a snowstorm.
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Denver
Sunshine Convalescent Home
Cassie ¥Razzini
U S Will Demand Meat for Army
Washington November 1 The government will require federally inspected slaughterers next month to reserve part of their beef for the armed services Priority will go to the services when bills exceed a set percentage of 1950 volume The set aside covers prime choice and good beef Officials say civilian supply will not be disrupted and the Army needs 56 million pounds for immediate use and reserves buildup
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Washington
Michael DiSalle
Armed Services
Office of Price Stabilization
Army
Weather Tonight Then Sunny Warmer Tomorrow
Low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning give way to mostly sunny skies and warmer conditions by tomorrow afternoon. Light variable winds shift to west to southwest at 10 to 18 mph, increasing into tomorrow afternoon.
Weird Hold Up Fails at Church in Hymn Turn
Clarence Frock, 28, was charged after an attempted church holdup on Oct 20 at the Holiness Church in Pleasant Hill. The gunman, in blackface, fled as worshippers shook hands during a closing hymn. Frock was arrested three days later near his Pleasant Hill home. Albert Roney Jr. set a preliminary hearing for next Tuesday before a Cecil County magistrate. Sheriff Nathan Kaplan said Frock had been at the Pennsylvania State Prison Farm in Doylestown.
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Elkton
Clarence Frock
Albert Roney Jr
Cecil County
Pleasant Hi
Paul Hilbert
Frock
Pleasant Hill
Nathan Kaplan
Pennsylvania
Doylestown
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