Nina Warren Rallying Says Doctor in Sacramento
Dr Junius Harris reports Nina Warren, daughter of Governor Earl Warren, is rallying splendidly from infantile paralysis and has not spread the disease. The 17 year old remains in danger until at least Sunday while others in the Warren family are quarantined and observed.
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Sacramento
Nina Warren
Junius B.harris
Earl Warren
Warren
Nina
California
Herospital
Earl II
Dorothy
Bobby
Executive Mansion
Classified ads offer quick solutions in Press Telegram
Leading homemakers know that Press Telegram classified ads solve everyday problems. Call 6 9066 and ask for an ad writer to place an ad.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Dewey and Morrow Soar With New RCA Victor Hits
Disc jockey Alex Cooper of KXLA hails Buddy Morrow and Bob Dewey as two new great bands with best selling records on RCA Victor. Morrow’s I Cant Give You Anything But Love and Dewey’s Somebody’s Crying are praised for fresh, blue mood tunes. Air time noted as 11:15 p.m. to 1 a.m. with both songs featured tonight.
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Buddy Morrow
Bob Dewey
RCA Victor
Alex Cooper
KXLA
G O P Eyes Senate Anti subversive Unit
Washington reports Republicans may push in January to establish a permanent Senate committee on un American activities modeled on the House group. Talks hinge on Nov 27 Capitol meeting as GOP negotiates gains and possible Democrat support for a new inquiry panel led by Sen Mundt and supported by Nixon and Case.
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Washington, Navy
Senate Committee On
House
Senate Republicans
Capitol
Congress
Truman
Sen
Taft
R.ohie
Repubican
Fatt
G. O. P. Senate
un-American Activities Committee
Senate
Barkley
Sen. McCarthy
R.-Wis
American Activities Committee
Sen. Mundt
RS. D
Nixon
Case
Richard Nixon
California
Francis Case
South Dakota
Mundt
Senate House
Expenditures Committee
Sen. Hoey
D-N. C
Rent Control Bill Drafted for Congress
An administration source says a bill to strengthen rent controls will be sent to Congress after the next convening. It would automatically extend ceilings to March 31, empower reimposition in areas with housing shortages near military bases, and grant new authority to place controls in new areas.
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Washington
Congress
Faulkner and Russell Win Nobel Prizes
American author William Faulkner and Bertrand Russell win Nobel prizes in literature for 1949 and 1950. Faulkner, of Oxford Mississippi, joins prior American laureates, while Russell, a British philosopher and mathematician, is honored at age 78. Ceremony set as Nobel foundation marks 50th anniversary.
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Stockholm
Sweden
William Faulkner
Bertrand Russell
Swedish Academy
Faulkner
Oxford
Miss
Russell
Gustaf VI
Nobel Foundation
Cecil F. Powell
Powell
Sinclair Lewis
Pearl
Buck
Eugene O'Neill
T. S. Eliot
Henri Bergson
Rudolf Eucken
Academy
Winston Churchill
Benedetto Croce
South
America
O'Neill
Ernest Hemingway
Russel
Earl Russells
New York
City College
Mass
Bertrand Russall
Russall
Indiana University
A. P
Homes Are Found Here for 175 Cats
Approximately 174 cats have found new homes in Long Beach during National Cat Week. James Bibb, director of the City Animal Shelter, says the shelter at 15th St and San Francisco Ave will continue to give the animals away free through Saturday.
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Long Beach
James Bibb
City Animal Shelter
15Th St
San Francisco Ave
Attrition Threatens Democrats Thin Senate Edge
The article notes that attrition from deaths and resignations could erase the Democrats slim 49 to 47 Senate lead, with governors appointing replacements potentially shifting control. It discusses past vacancies, gubernatorial appointments, and the possibility of a Republican reorganization after the lame duck session begins November 27.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
G. O. BP
Five in Flaming Elevator Saved in Fire at Chicago Hotel
Five people including an infant and two elderly women were rescued from a flaming stalled elevator as a South Side apartment hotel burned. Two firemen crawled through flames, broke the glass door and inner grill to free those trapped. All five were burned on the face and arms and taken to Illinois Central Hospital.
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Chicago
South Side
Lahhy
Iinnis Central Hospital
Mongrel Sued 2643 Estate Left Dog Will Fought
In Los Angeles on November 10, Grover I. Jacoby Jr. sues over the estate of Morris N. Jacoby claiming the will omits an executor. The sole beneficiary named is Tootsie the mongrel, left 2613.28 dollars and described as the uncle s inseparable advisor with the note to pass everything to Tootsie.
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Los Angeles
Tootsie
Morris N. Jacoby
Jacoby
Grover I. Jacoby Jr
62 Freshmen in 82nd Congress Amid Comeback Bloc
The 82nd Congress will have 62 members who are true freshmen in the House and Senate. Elected last Tuesday, 84 new members arrive, with 14 already carrying prior congressional experience. Eight new senators previously sat in the House, and seven House members moved to the Senate.
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Ashington
Senate
House
Representatives
Comigress
George Smathers
Florida
Thomas C. Hennings
Missouri
Richard M. Nixon
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Clinois
Frank Carlson
Ramsay
Earle Clements
Kentucky
Mike Mon
B. Carrall Reece
Rtenn
Charles Jey Kersten
R-Wis
George Schwabe
Okla
Dempsey
Berce
Dork
G O P Captured Over 52 Per Cent of Record Ballot
Washington reports Republican candidates in off year races captured about 52.3 percent of a record 40,727,213 votes as governors and senators led the tally. Minor party totals not yet complete. Georgia and Alabama constitutional amendments pushed totals beyond party results.
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G.O. P
Washington
Gregste
Associated Press
Georgia
Alabama
Warren Taft Re-elections Set New Precedents
In San Francisco on November 10, Earl Warren and Robert Taft reelected in unprecedented fashion. Taft achieved the largest plurality for any Ohio senator and Warren secured a historic third term with record California margins. Combined results show Warren Roosevelts totals near 3.7 million on broad returns.
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Warren
Taft
San Francisco
Earl Warren
California
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Republican Party
Gov. Warren
Senate
James Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph T. Ferguson
Roosevelt
Excess Profits Tax Hit by Big Business
Washington reports a leading business block opposes an excess profits tax. More than 100 executives form an emergency committee to back a defense tax alternative and curb inflated profits from defense contracts.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Contest quiz questions listed for Auto contest readers
The 27th Met of Auto notes no contestant submissions for the Prese-Tele gram $10,000 circulation contest. Daily questions will appear. sample items ask about crocodile tears porcupinesIreland snakes ship initials and more. Interested readers may call 6-9066 Stations 32 and 3.
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Prese-Telegram
Ireland
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Anna Ewbank
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