Nazi Boys Club Vandalism Halted in Louisiana
An investigation into a juvenile Nazi stormtrooper group in Metairie near New Orleans revealed adults likely organized the club. Police and federal agents seized weapons and equipment after a boy led detectives to the gang’s activities and locations. Injuries occurred when a member threw a concrete slab at a train. two railroad workers were hospitalized.
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Ohioan Describes Island Vanish After Hydrogen Blast
An eyewitness report from Lima, Ohio, recounts a Pacific nuclear test near Enlivetok where a mile-wide island supposedly disappeared. The Lima News published the account noting heat, mushroom cloud, and island ignition, while the Atomic Energy Commission declined to comment.
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Stove Blast Kills Seven in Illinois
In Richwood township Peoria area a coal stove explosion and rapid fire killed seven children ranging from 10 months to eight years in a single story house. The blaze also destroyed a neighbor’s home and claimed the family of Mr and Mrs Frank Howard who were away at a grocery store.
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Farley urges Ike be given chance to prove himself
Former National Chairman James A Farley urged Republicans and Democrats to give President-elect Dwight D Eisenhower a chance to make good. He warned against Senate members starting off by needing him or being mean and petty.
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Tito to Visit Britain Approved Invitation Says Tito
A government spokesman in the House of Commons said Yugoslav Premier Marshal Tito has definitively accepted an invitation to visit Britain. The confirmation follows weeks of diplomatic talks and signals a warmer postwar alignment between Yugoslavia and the United Kingdom.
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Idol Al Martino Missed Five Days In Boston
Al Martino, idol of bobby-soxers, is hospitalized in Hoboken after missing five days. Manager Jimmy Ceres says Martino was located in Manchester New Hampshire in a dazed condition and brought to St Marys Hospital. The singer vanished after starting a Boston nightclub engagement and had recently been in an auto crash on the New Jersey Turnpike. His wife reported him missing from their Philadelphia home.
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Woman Unaided 29 Hrs in Wreck
Santa Monica report of Britta England a 37 year old mother found after 29 hours in rain and cold beside her car which plunged 200 feet into Topanga Canyon. She suffered head injuries possible rib and shoulder fractures while her husband Karl and son Robert searched. Temperatures dropped near the Sovlegree point as she recalled little.
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Master's Report Would Fix Tideland Boundary at L. B. Outer Breakwater
Long Beach weighs special master William H. Davis findings in the California tidelands case. The report tentatively favors extending city tideland control to the federal breakwater, salvaging about 90 percent of the tideland area, while opposing California’s push that all waters to offshore islands and all of San Pedro Bay are inland waters. Davis’ recommendations are nonbinding. the Supreme Court set January 9, 1953, as the deadline to file exceptions, with final boundaries to be decided by the court. The possible return of tidelands to states is a political prospect, and Long Beach remains keenly interested in how the Davis proposal may affect harbor and port limits.
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Murray Death May Halt L. A. CIO Conclave
San Francisco AP reports Philip Murray of the CIO died Sunday, prompting talk of possible successors to lead the 6,000,000 member union. Funeral planned Thursday in Brookline near Pittsburgh. Murray's body to travel by air to Chicago then rail to Pittsburgh. Mrs Murray and officials depart by chartered TWA for Pittsburgh. Condolence telegrams flow from across the nation including President Truman and leaders of affiliated unions.
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Eisenhower names Lodge and Dodge for key preinauguration posts
President-elect Eisenhower selects Sen Henry Cabot Lodge as liaison to federal agencies and Detroit banker Joseph M Dodge to lead the Budget Bureau. Truman calls the appointments satisfactory and praises Eisenhower's promptness. Lodge will work from Washington, Dodge reports to Budget Bureau as plans begin this week.
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Speeder Collapses as Officer Stops Him in San Diego
Police stopped a speeding driver, I B Burkett, 50, a retired Navy chief machinist's mate, after he collapsed as the officer prepared a ticket. Deputy Coroner E D McFadden said Burkett likely died from a heart ailment. the ticket was never delivered.
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Giant Atomic Plant Strike Halts Savannah River Work
AUGUSTA GA Workers at the Savannah River atomic energy project walked out over the firing of five members. The AFL engineers union disruption halted progress on the billion dollar plant, causing milelong traffic jams as 37,000 workers diverted or abandoned jobs. Union rep Joseph Garvin said up to half the workforce may still have reached sites, but most quit.
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China Reds Beaten Off in Fierce Clash
Chinese Communist troops attacked Porkchop Hill and two other hills on the western Korean front. About 350 Reds were beaten off after heavy artillery and 11 hours of savage fighting, while some 1300 North Koreans were driven from two strategic elevations by Allied counterattacks.
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Fourteen Saved as $300000 Tuna Ship Burns Sinks
The San Diego tuna clipper Miss California burned and sank off Cape San Lazaro Baja California as 14 crew were rescued by the American Lady. Fire traced to defective wiring. Miss California valued at 300000. Coast Guard planes ferried the crew to Magdalena Bay. Also, Verna F with 18 aboard was towed to Port Hueneme after engine failure in fog near Anacapa Island. Redeemer ran aground near San Clemente Island. two men reached shore safely.
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Dope Found Aboard Ship on President Wilson
A canvas bag with heroin worth 730000 was found in a Stateroom aboard the President Wilson. Passenger Lee Qué Hook identified himself and was taken into custody on a Portland train on a suspicion of narcotics transport and possession. Hook had boarded the ship in Hong Kong and disembarked in San Francisco.
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Weather brief for locality with fog and haze
Clear conditions with fog late at night and early morning. Hazy daytime skies persist with considerable haze. Warmer afternoons expected.
U N Faces Korean War Deadlock Priced by Vishinsky
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky urged creation of a UN commission including the USSR the United States and Communist China to settle the Korean war. He proposed Britain France India Burma Switzerland Czechoslovakia North Korea and South Korea as members and warned that backing US negotiators would prolong the conflict.
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Fragmented local notice remains unreadable in OCR snippet
A scrambled OCR listing shows page labels and sections such as Beach Combing, Editorial, Obituaries and Comics with inconsistent formatting. No coherent event or person details are readable to summarize.
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Teens Burn Planes in Airport Argu ment
Three youths aged 15 to 17 admitted lighting two single engine trainers at Schrom Airport in Greenbelt Maryland after a dispute over burn time. Police report a quick fire of about 25 minutes as firefighters hunted the blaze. One operator reported a witness said a boy set the fire. All three were held for a conference with parents and owners on November 13.
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