Democrats Expand House Lead Amid Close Senate Results
Across the nation the Democrats appear favored to hold a strong majority in the next House, with early returns suggesting 31 or more seats. In the Senate, margins remain tight as state canvasses finalize outcomes, with key contests in Kentucky Maine and New Jersey still unsettled and the broader result shaping the Ike Stevenson race dynamics.
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Creem campus lipstick raid sparks campus riot flare
A chaotic prank at the University of Creem Student Union saw 25 women smear lipstick on freshmen and split into Phi Beta Theta and Sigma Chi houses after raiding the Lettermen's Club. Sally Shea of Garden Grove, Ohio, was knocked unconscious, and the incident followed a tradition of smearing lipstick on non green-robed freshmen prior to homecoming.
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Robber of Two Hanks Hunted in San Francisco
Police sought a hooded bandit with brown mustache and eyes after he robbed two American Trust Co. branches on Market Street, taking 577 dollars within 22 minutes. The suspect wore light clothing and escaped in a taxi. detectives described the man as tall and well dressed.
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Russia Repatriates 38 Greek Captives
The Soviet Union repatriated 38 Greek captives including officers and enlisted men from Greek guerrilla warfare days. They returned aboard the Pobeda ship as Sora kissed Greek gold amid the ceremony. Many reportedly endured forced labor in camps across Curtain countries during 1947 to 1945.
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Knowland Sees Two Way Legislating Ahead
Senate Republican Leader William Knowland warned neither party will win a clean path in Congress. He said a newly elected Republican president and a Democratic controlled Senate will force cross party cooperation and tight margins as seniorities shift. The government will be guided by cautious compromise in an unprecedented situation.
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Balloonists Rest After Fast Drop
Two Navy balloonists from Washington reached 76 050 feet in a 198 foot helium gondola over the South Dakota Nebraska border area. After a rapid descent they landed in sand hills near a natural blowout in Nebraska, both safely stepping out and reporting calm.
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Bequest of $1 Million to Schools Upheld in North Dakota
A U S judge upheld a will clause directing $1 million to the University of North Dakota and three North Dakota Catholic schools. The 1945 death of J Flt O Connor prompted a challenge by relatives seeking equal distribution, but the Superior Court ruled the provision valid.
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Author Poet Dies in Mississippi Widow of Henry Beljagnarin
Mrs. Rutherine Bellamann aged 79, a noted author and poet and widow of Henry Beljagnarin, author of "King's Ro," died Thursday in Jackson Mississippi. The obituary notes her Mississippi birth and long literary career.
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Are You a Bore A Guide to More Interesting Living
November Readers Digest offers 43 condensed articles from leading magazines and newspapers. AR Wylie suggests practical tips to avoid dullness and become more engaging in conversation and daily life.
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