Polio Strikes Daughter of Gov Warren in Sacramento
Nina Warren daughter of Governor Warren 17 was isolated at a Sacramento hospital with infantile paralysis doctors described as moderately severe She is a McClatchy High School cheerleader who had been cheering Friday before falling ill Governor Warren and family traveled from Oakland after receiving word of her condition.
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Nina
Honey Bear
June Harris
Grant Union High School
Virginia
Oakland
Los Angeles
Warrens
Drags Horse to Death Gets Jail Gunnison Case
Gunnison Colorado November sentence handed to Jess Brandt a van hand for dragging a horse to death behind his truck. Brandt received 60 days two terms and a $217 fine in justice court. Sheriff Herb Lash called it one of the most vicious cases of murder of a horse.
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Gunnison
Colo
Jess Brandt
Gunnison van Hand
Brandt
Justice Court
Herb Lashook
Blind Cat’s Seeing Eye Dog Killed by Poison
In Grand Rapids Michigan on November 7 a 15 year old blind cat named Dick mourns the loss of his seeing eye dog Big Blaze killed by poison. Mrs. Calfoot recalls Blaze helped Dick reach food and safety daily and neighbors’ children loved the pair.
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Cnrand Rapids
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Edwin Calfoot
Big Blaze
Blaze
Russia Celebrates 33rd Soviet Anniversary With Parade
Moscow marked the 33rd anniversary of the Soviet revolution with a grand parade in Red Square. Marshall Budenny condemned Anglo American imperialists for aggression in Korea, praising the Korean struggle and reaffirming Russia’s wish for peace and international collaboration.
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Russia
Marshall Semon Budenny
Red Cavalry
Red Square
Kremlin
Dias
United States
Korea
Budenny
Moscow
Lenin
A. M. Vassilevsky
Fighters in Korea Just Volunteers, China Reds Say
Hong Kong dispatch reports China for the first time admits Chinese are fighting in Korea but insists all are volunteers. The boastful claim aims to ruin American forces and push toward peace terms, framed in an editorial broadcast by Peking daily. The note appears to rebut MacArthur’s charge of undeclared war and likens China’s role to foreign volunteers in the Spanish Civil War.
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Korea
United States
Peking People's Daily News
Peking
Douglas MacArthur
International Brigade
Francisco Franco
Philippines Typhoon Menaces Islands With 100 MPH Winds
Manila November 7 The Weather Bureau warned of a violent typhoon nearing the Philippines. The central storm winds were up to 100 miles per hour as the system intensified today.
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Manila
Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook Tonight Into Tomorrow
Fog and light variable winds tonight and early tomorrow. Mostly clear tomorrow after noon with little change in temperature. West to southwest winds 8 to 15 miles per hour.
Lost Air Liner Feared Down Near Butte
An air liner carrying 21 persons disappeared in heavy snow over the Continental Divide southeast of Butte. A search was launched as reports spread of an explosion heard near Homestake Pass. Northwest Airlines identified the crew and said the plane departed Helena for Butte earlier, with the search area focusing on Pipestone Pass.
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Whitehall
State Aeronautics
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Lake Delmo
Camp Caroline
Homestake Pass
Northern Pacific
Halvorsen
Pipestone Pass
Northwest Air Lines
Seattle
Lloyd Lampman
James Huff
Laurine Nohr
Marnie White
U N cautious fears war over Korea intervention
In Lake Success, U S and other United Nations members moved slowly to decide on a response to Chinese Communist intervention in Korea. New deliberations aim to avoid a broader war, with expectations of at most a resolution urging North Korea to cease defiance and to refrain from aiding it, while the council meets in a special session.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
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North Korea
World Organization
Vishinsky Visits Acheson in Courtesy Call at State Dept
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky paid a five minute courtesy call on Secretary of State Dean Acheson. He told reporters no business was discussed. About 100 onlookers, mostly State Department staff, watched from the steps as Vishinsky, Russian Ambassador Panyushkin and an interpreter left in a black limousine.
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Vishinsky
Acheson
State Department
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Panyushkin
New England Village Splits Its Ballots at Hart's Location
In Hart's Location New Hampshire a tiny mountain village split roughly even between Republicans and Democrats in today's election. Voters favored Democrat Robert P. Bing ham 5 to 4 for governor over Republican Adams. U. S. Senator Charles W. Tobey won 6 to 4 over Democrat Emmett J. Kelley. Republican Congressman Chester E. Merrow outpaced Franky L. Sullivan. Ten villagers turned out at dawn to cast ballots.
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Repubcan
Robert P. Bingham
Adams
Herbert Hill
Charles M. Daie
Charles W. Tobey
Emmett J. Kelley
Chester E. Merrow
Bemeera Franky L. Sullivan
Wiley Mountain
California Voters Face Fogged Morning as Polls Open
Northern California was veiled in fog while the south enjoyed sun as voters began casting ballots. In Los Angeles 8 percent had voted by 9 a.m., below 1948's pace, with expectations of a late rush as polls close at 7 p.m. In San Francisco a spot check showed 11 percent, and San Diego reported 9 percent. Key decisions loom: Warren versus Roosevelt for governor and Douglas versus Nixon for secretary?
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California
South
Benjamin 5. Alte
Los Angeles
San Diego
Francisco
News High Lights Boyla
Brief listing of page references across sections including Page A-6 for News High Lights and Page A-10 for Bridge, with multiple pages noted for obituaries radio television classifieds and other features across the newspaper.
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Rts
Enemy Jets Routed in Big Air Battle
United Nations forces widened their bridgehead north of the Chongchon River as Communist withdrawals occurred on the northwest Korean front. U.S. 24th Division regiments and the British Commonwealth Brigade advanced near Anju after heavy air bombing in the Pakchon area. Mustang fighters routed Russian built jets over Sinaia near the Yalu, three Red planes reported hit with no U.S. losses. Marines moved toward the Changjin reservoir, seizing a 4000 foot ridge after heavy resistance. In the east, Red troops and tanks pulled back from Myongchong as South Korean forces neared the Siberian border. Allied planes supported operations with Corsairs in zero weather.
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Anju
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Pakehon
President Votes Flies to Capital From Missouri
President Truman returned to Washington after voting in Independence Missouri. His plane landed at National Airport at 2 24 p m half hour ahead of schedule. He was greeted by Mrs Truman Secretary Acheson and Defense Marshall as security was tightened. He told reporters he has not decided about calling Congress back before its November 27 session. He planned a cruise on the Williamsburg later today.
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National Airport
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Early returns show Republican leads in Kansas races
Topeka reports incomplete statewide totals with United States Senate action showing Frank Carlson leading Paul Aiken and governor races slanted toward Republicans in Kansas City Parsons and Salinas. In Michigan Barques votes highlight party shifts while Massachusetts towns report Coolidge challenging Dever in Berkshire and Mount Washington Hull.
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Kansas Cities
Frank Carlson
Paul Aiken
Ed Arm
Neeel Kenneth Anderson
Kansas City
Parsons
Salinas
Berkshire Hill
Massachusetts
Repubiican
Arthur W. Coolidge
Paul A. Dever
Dever
Robert F. Bradford
Bradford
Democentic
Maurice
Mount Washington
Mass
Philippine Uprising Fails to Develop
In Manila on November 7 rumors of a Hukbalahap guerrilla uprising did not materialize, but rural activity in central Luzon was virtually paralyzed. Three civilians, one Philippine army sergeant, and seven Huks died in scattered skirmishes. No large scale outbreak occurred on the anniversary of the Communist party’s founding and the October Revolution.
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GFA
Luzon
Philippine Army
Communist Party
Philippines
Russia
Fog Halts Air Travel at San Francisco and Oakland
Dense fog disrupted air traffic at the San Francisco and Oakland airports last night. Incoming planes were rerouted to Sacramento and other points.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Balloting May Break Record in Off Year Elections
Reports from today's Congressional elections show early leads for Republicans in GOP areas and Democrats in Democratic strongholds amid a large expected turnout of 40 million plus ballots. Across states like Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire and New York heavy voting persisted with no violence reported as policing reinforced polling sites.
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Paul Dever
Arthur W Coolidge
Hull
Dever
Michigan Sample Pte. Aux Barques
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Fmal
New Hampshire
Republcan
Sherman Adama
Bert P. Bingham
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Joe Ferguson
Senate
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
Congress
House
New York City
Refuge in Indian Embassy Sought by Nepal King
New Delhi reports the King of Nepal Mahara jadhtraja Tribhuvana Bir Kikram sought refuge at India's Kathmandu embassy amid demands for democratic reforms. Officially he sought medical treatment, with his government objecting and alleging a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Maharaja Mohun Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana. The monarch has ruled since 1911. real power lies with the prime minister.
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Tibet
Katmandu
Maharajadhtraja Tribhuvana Bir Kikram
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