World leaders urged to meet in Paris
Paris protests. President Auriol seeks a private high level meeting in Paris during UN General Assembly with Truman Churchill and Stalin. Vishinsky and other officials attend as diplomacy races to shape agenda. Auriol says such a summit could ease tensions.
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Churchill
Stalin
Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
United Nations General Assembly
Auriol
Palais de Chaillot
U. W
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Aurio
U. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Assembly
Vishinsky
Bloody Battle for Hill Near Yonchon Rages On
U S Eighth Army reports a brutal fight for a shelled hill in the Korean western front. Chinese forces reportedly overran Allied defenses during the midnight to dawn clash, with the battle spreading across a 20 mile sector as tanks and armor were deployed. Casualty figures were not given, and weather hindered air support with only 19 sorties recorded.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Yonchon
United Nations
Yon-' Chon
38Th Parallel
Chorwon
Iron Triangle
U.N
Fifth Air Force
Red Front
Eva Peron Undergoes Successful Operation
Eva Peron underwent a major operation today and her condition is good, the government said in a radio broadcast. The wife of President Juan D. Peron had been ill since September 21 with acute anemia. Details of the operation and condition were not released.
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3Uenos Aires
Eva Peron
Juan D. Peron
High IQ Hermit May Get Army Commission
SAW CIVILIZATION ONLY ONCE High IQ Hermit Peter Grainer will leave Wednesday for basic training at Aberdeen Maryland Army Ordnance Replacement Center to compete for a commission. His Army intelligence test score of 113 qualifies him to apply for officer candidate school and to go to Aberdeen for further evaluation. Grainer, a 26 year old New Mexico mountaineer, enlisted last week after saying he had never seen automobiles telephones or traffic lights. He scored 132 on the mechanical aptitude section and Fort Sam Houston public information officers say the score helped prompt the assignment to Aberdeen where equipment is repaired and tested. Public reporters were kept at bay as Grainer balked at interviews.
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San Antonio
Texas
Peter Grainer
Aberdeen
Army Ordnance Replacement Center
Grainer
Army
New Mexico
Lincoln County
N. M
Fort Sam Houston
Larry Goodwin
The
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Newspaper sections and page references
The notice lists various newspaper departments with page numbers for different sections such as News High Lights A-9, Bridge A-9, Classified Ads 8-9, Comics B-2, Crossword A-6, Political News A-7, Editorial A-18, Obituaries B-6, Radio and TV A-6, Shipping B-4, Sports A-10 and A-11, Theaters B-5, Tides and temperatures B-4, and Women's activities 8-3. It serves as a navigation guide for readers.
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Churchill Warns Britain Faces National Bankruptcy
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain is on the road to national bankruptcy and must take exceptional measures. He warned of a period of emergency, promises stringent financial action, and a forthcoming secret Commons session to outline defense positions and the Suez Canal dispute.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
Churchill
Session of Commons
Egypt
Suez Canal
Commies Demand Truce Line Now
PANMUNJOM Korea November 6 Communists pressed for an immediate cease-fire line to halt UN advances in North Korea. Brig General William Nuckols stated the UN would not accept a de facto cease-fire without full armistice terms and POW arrangements. He noted the Reds seek to stall talks on prisoners of war and repudiated earlier Communist negotiator Nam U.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
U.N
William Nuckols
U. N
Nuckols
Nam U
Weather Outlook With Sunny Day Ahead
Scattered high thin cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with local night and early morning fog. Mostly sunny weather tomorrow and warmer conditions with a maximum near 80.
Rail Firemen Call Strike on Four Lines
Washington seeks to avert walkout as Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers calls a strike on four major rail systems including Chicago and Northwestern, Baltimore and Ohio, and Louisville and Nashville. Emergency board policy could delay action while hearings occur and possibly halt the strike under government seizure. Robertson cites long overdue wage gains and better conditions as the motive, with the dispute lasting two years.
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Washington
St. Louis
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood of
Chicago
Northwestern
Baltimore
Ohio
Louisville
Leverett Edwards
National (Railway) Mediation Board
White House
Truman
Robertson
Truman to address nation on foreign policy from White House
President Truman will deliver a major foreign policy speech tomorrow night from the White House, carried by all major networks. The address coincides with the opening of the United Nations General Assembly in Paris, with speculation of a new disarmament program.
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Truman
Long Beach
White House
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Paris
President fears trouble as Eisenhower returns to Europe
President Truman said Eisenhower's visit to discuss Europe's economic stability and rearmament signals potential trouble ahead. Eisenhower briefed reporters at National Airport before departing for France, stressing the American investment in organizing European defenses to curb Communist threat and avoid major changes in American life.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
France
National Society of Cartoonists
Britain
National
Worst Storm in 39 Years Hits St. Louis
St. Louis faces a severe early winter storm with one foot of snow in the city and up to two feet in surrounding Missouri. Impassable roads, closed schools, mass layoffs, and widespread disruptions cripple daily life as rail, air, and bus services suffer delays and cancellations. One death and numerous mishaps are reported. government forecasts expect the storm to linger into the night.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
St Louis
Two-Car Crash on Pacific Coast Hwy Kills Woman
A two car crash on Pacific Coast Highway near the east city limits killed Rhea Wallace of New York City and seriously injured her husband Harry Wallace and the Jays of Hollywood. Charles McCauley of 1046 Cedar Ave was shaken but uninjured. the Wallaces were on a national tour with plans to go to Arizona. The body was moved to Loper Mortuary.
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New York, N. X
Community Hospital
Rhea Wallace
New York City
Harry
Milton Jay
Hollywood
Wallace
Charles N. Mccauley
Cedar Ave
McCauley
John L. Finley
Jay
David L. Hughes
Toledo
Sgt
Finley
Wallaces
Jays
Arizona
Loper
Earthquake Detected by UC Seismic Station
Berkeley officials report a strong earthquake detected by the UC Seismographic Station. The tremor originated about 5300 miles away, likely in South America, starting at 8:49 a.m. Pacific Time and continuing past 9:30 a.m. Local observers noted the long duration of the event.
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Berkeley
South America
Long Beach
University of California Seismographic Station
Wildcat strike over wages tightens New York harbor
On November 6 the New York waterfront saw more strikers return to work while others held firm. AFL leader Ryan forecast the stoppage to end by week’s end, but walkout head Sampson said most workers would return only after better pay and conditions. Customs House reported two working piers versus three the day before, marking a busy period since the walkout began.
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Ina Tates
Joseph FP
Ryan
AFL International Shoremen’s Association
John J
Gene) Sampson
US Customs House
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