Freeze Due Threat Looms for Citrus Areas in California
Fire, cold and blustery winds hit Southern California as the Weather Bureau warned of subfreezing weather in citrus belts. A brush fire in the northwest San Fernando Valley forced temporary evacuations of about 50 families and threatened several homes. In Long Beach, temperatures fell to 45 degrees, the coldest reading since April 10.
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Los Angeles
California
Weather Bureau
Citrus
San Fernando Valley
Long Beach
Fur Coat Weather Across Nation Signals Cold Weekend
United Press reports fur coats in style into Mississippi as the nation endures the coldest weekend of the season. Memphis faced a hard freeze, Houston dipped to 42 degrees, Chicago hit 15.3 degrees above zero at 6 30 am setting a new Armistice Day low. Additional records ranged from 10 degrees at Madison to widespread breaks from Texas to Illinois and Indiana.
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United Press
Mississippi
Memphis
Houston
Chicago
Mercury
Madigan
Texas
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Valley Fire Reaches Ranch as Winds Subside
A wildfire in the valley endangered homes of Veronica Lake and Lionel Barrymore. Flames neared Julius Fried’s ranch where 30 head of cattle were moved to safety. Fire crews said the blaze came under control after winds dropped mid morning.
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Veronica Lake
Lionel Barrymore
Julius Fried
Gen Cates and Wife Survive Spent Bullet Lashing Home
General Clifton Cates and his wife narrowly escaped injury when a spent bullet struck their Washington D C area home, crashing through a living room window and grazing Mrs Cates before lodging in a fireplace screen. Cates estimated the shot came from a distant point beyond Marine barracks, and both he and Mrs Cates dismissed rumors of an assassination attempt.
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Washington
Nev
Clifton EB. Cates
Marine Corps
Cates
United Press
Ohio Mystery Teacups Stacked On Chair Legs
Columbus police probed a strange break in at Mrs. Jean Liggett’s kitchen. An unknown intruder entered through an unlocked door yesterday, turned the chairs upside down, then balanced a teacup on each upturned leg and departed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jean Lig
Armistice Day Observances Shadowed by War Fears
Western nations mark the 32nd Armistice Day with parades and speeches as thoughts of two world wars mingle with fears of a possible third. U S Defense Chief George Marshall honors fallen soldiers while Maj. Gen. David Barr visits the Korea front. In Germany, occupation troops honor the dead amid a cautious press. Armistice Day messages urge renewed commitment to peace and freedom.
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Associated Press
U. 8
George Marshall
Wares
Gui Wykaatawenee
David Barr
U. S
Korea
Pukchong
Germany
Berlin
Thomas T. Handy
U. S. Army
Crash Kills Man and Injures Four Teens in Garden Grove
ARDEN GROVE Nov 11 Andrew L James 48 who moved from Long Beach was fatally injured and four teens sustained major injuries when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Albert Lee Mueller 15 of Garden Grove at Stanford and Nutwood Streets. James died in an Orange hospital at 11 15 p m The tragedy prompted an inquest announced by Coroner Roger Burnham. Mueller and his three passengers Gary Davidson 15 Sharon Channel 13 Dorine Davenport 14 were hospitalized with serious injuries. The body is at Howald Mortuary. Funeral plans await at Mottell Mortuary Long Beach. Jerry Be Deevers 44 of Westminster had minor injuries in a second crash on Wintersburg Road.
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Arden Grove
Andrew L. James
St. Louis Ave
Long Beach
James
Albert Lee Mueller
Lampsor St
Garden Grove
Stanford
Nutwood Sts
Orange
Howold Mortuary
Aeant Tenandine
Deputv
Roger Burnham
Mueller
Gary Davidson
Garden Grove Blvd
Sharon Channel
Emerson St
Dorine Davenport
Fifth St
Santa Ana
Mottell Mortuary
Jerry BE. Deevers
Wyoming St. Westminister
Vincent
Crutchfield
S. Hansen St. Westminster
Wintersburg Rd
Huntington Beach Blvd
Deevers
Rescuers Find Allenpark TownWarm Despite Snow
In Allenpark Colorado on November 11 rescuers from a Fifth Air Rescue Squadron cleared snow drifts to reach a town people believed starving. The search party found 100 residents snug and well fed with two doctors along, refuting the alarm sparked by garbled calls.
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Allenspark
Colo
Fifth Air Rescue Squadron
Boyer
Nine China Red Agents to Leave for Lake Success
Nine representatives of the Chinese Communist government will depart Peiping by plane on Tuesday for Lake Success. Chou En-lai informed the United Nations, saying the delegation will discuss Peiping’s complaint against U.S. actions in Formosa and participate in discussions on Korea where the council is focused on Communist intervention against U.N. forces. The move follows invitations to engage on both Formosa and Korean issues before the Security Council.
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Lake Success
Peiping
Chou En-lai
United Nations
Trygve Lie
United States
Formosa
1Lnation Security Council
U.N
Korea
Russian Technicians Leave Shanghai for North
Unconfirmed Chinese Nationalist press reports said Russian technicians and advisers in Shanghai were quitting and moving steadily to the north. No reason was given for the exodus.
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Shanghai
Taipei
Formosa
Yugoslavia Breaks Ties With Albania and Expels Diplomats
Belgrade sealed the Albanian legation and ordered the expulsion of Albanian diplomats after declaring Yugoslavia’s relations with Albania unbearable. Albania had earlier expelled Yugoslav diplomats from Tirana, with frontier shooting incidents raising tensions among Cominform neighbors.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Marshal Tito
Foreign Office
Budapest
Hungary
Tirana
Cominform
Tito
Federal Peace Bid Fails in U S wide Telephone Strike
New York reports a coast to coast partial strike continuing into a third day. Federal peace talks collapsed after one issue. C IO members strike with hit and run picketing amid Bell system disruption. Automatic dial service partly intact but risk of longer strike endangers dial operations. Western Electric maintenance staff join the walkout. 120000 out of 300000 workers on or honoring lines.
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New York
C. LO
Communications Workers of America
Bell
Western Electric Co
Typhoon Warning for U S B-29 Base in Okinawa
The Far East Command issued a typhoon warning for the northern Ryukus including the American B-29 base at Okinawa. Winds were forecast from 56 to 96 miles per hour as of late tonight in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
The
Far East Command
Ryukus
Okinawa
Seaman Wins in Election Facing Navy Dilemma
Seaman Milo Sutton elected to Kansas House from Lyon West District near Emporia. He sought leave from his commander to attend sessions. Navy wired Washington for guidance. Sutton, veteran of five wartime submarine service, volunteered after Korea and voted in person before returning to Mare Island. His wife Erma and two infant daughters live with his parents in Emporia.
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Mila W. Sutton
Vallejo
Kansas
West Side
Emporia
Mare Island Naval Base
J. C. Ball Jr
U. S S. S. Entemedor
Associated Press
Nov
Navy
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington
Mile v. Sutton
Ball Ford
Tye
Ball
Sutton
Erma
Lyon West
Kan
Mare Island Navy Yard
Entemedor
Cynthia
Janet
Milo
Pole Dane Deported in U S Security Act
The Justice Department announced the deportation of two individuals tied to Communist organizations. Beatrice Johnson, 48, born in Poland, and Andrew Overgaard, 55, born in Denmark, sailed yesterday on the Polish liner Batory.
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Washington
Justice Department
Beatrice Johnson
Poland
Andrew Overgaard
Denmark
Batory
Army Training Suspended in U S for Holidays
The Army ordered troop training in the United States suspended from December 23 to January 1 to allow soldiers to visit families during Christmas. The period includes two holidays and two weekends, with a plan to maximize personnel spared. The Air Force is considering a similar plan but has not finalized details.
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Ashington
United States
Air Force
Taft Sees Draft Only For 1952 Presidential Run
Cincinnati Nov 11 UP Senator Robert A Taft said in a interview that if the Republican party wants him as its 1952 presidential candidate it will have to draft him He stated he is not a candidate and will make no campaign to get the nomination He noted his focus is on the legislative program despite past GOP talk of him as a possible national figure after strong Ohio reelection gains with labor opposition fading from the scene.
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Cincinnati
Republican Party
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
Ohio
San Pedron Shooting Shadows Armistice Day Row
Armistice Day gunfire in San Pedro left John Suarez, 26, in serious condition with a bullet to the head at Harbor General Hospital. Suarez and a woman companion argued with another patron at 441 S Harbor Blvd when a man produced a nickel plated .32 caliber pistol and fired. Police seek the gunman as witnesses describe the confrontation escalating into violence.
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San Pedro
Harbor General Hospital
John Suarez
Parapet
Suarez
S. Harbor
Dane
Julia Mae Johnson
Rubicon
Explosion hits British electronics plant injuring two men
London reports an explosion and fire at Ferrand Ltd Oldham unit, a major radio and electronics firm working on government orders. Two workers were injured in the incident, part of a series of mishaps at defense establishments this week.
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London
Oldham
Ferrand, Ltd
Weather forecast: clear tonight and Sunday with mild change
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight and Sunday with a high around B5 today. Temperatures hold with little change tomorrow as winds shift from light and variable to west southwest at 8 to 12 mph tomorrow afternoon.
Fisherman’s Body Found After Catalina Storm Sinking
Preston Johnson, 43, of Huntington Beach, was found afloat 200 yards off Catalina Island after his 43-foot boat My Marie foundered in a storm. A life preserver and wreckage were recovered by Captain Olen Critton. Police believe another man may have drowned. discharged papers of David P. De Leon were found nearby. Johnson was the son of Tom Johnson and husband of Linnle Johnson.
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Preston Johnson
Wintersbburg Ave
Huntington Beach
Lave
Catape Island
My Marie
Olen Critton
Joey C. Avalon
Kern MacDavid
Johnson
David P. de Leon
MaccDavid
de Leon
Burbank
Calif
North Hollywood
Calf
Tom Johnson
Linnle Johnson
Picketing Paused Over Armistice Day Pay at Phone Offices
Washington D C November 11 1945 ops. The equipment workers union halted picketing at the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company main offices so employees could receive time and a half pay for holiday work. Pickets to be resumed Monday morning.
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Capital
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
UN Forces Reach Front Line, 55 Miles of Korean Advance
United Nations troops broke a week long lull in Korea with heavy artillery and air support, advancing up to four miles along a 55 mile front from the Chongchon River west to Yongwon. American, British and South Korean divisions, about 100,000 men, pressed from Pakchon area, while the U S 1st Cavalry Division faced very heavy resistance near Kunuri. Air strikes claimed about 600 enemy killed in Yonsonmyeon area as plans called for a broader bridgehead expansion. Continued efforts aimed to link NE Korea coast units with a westward push toward a solid line across the peninsula.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
United Nations
Thei Chongchong River
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Kunuri
Atal
Pakchon
Chongchon River
Yongwon
U. N
Unsan
Yonsanmyon
10Th Corps
Korea
9Th Corps
Hahongsan
2Nd Corps
News High Lights Where To Find It
A compact notice lists where readers find various sections of the newspaper. It names pages for News High Lights Boyle and religious pages, classifieds, comics, financial, radio and TV, schools, shipping, sports, theaters, and a feature titled Temperature on page A-4. The listing directs readers to A-10 for Titles and to B-4 for Radio and Television.
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News
Californian vows citizenship renunciation for wife of Persian princess
Vincent Lee Hillyer, 24, a Californian convert to Islam, says he will renounce U S citizenship to live with Princess Fatima, sister of the Shah, in Iran. He claims Iranian politics exploit the marriage and notes Fatima's title was stripped. They travel between London and California, planning to spend half the year in each country before moving to Iran.
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Vincent Lee Hillyer
Fatima
Hillyer
Iran
U.S
Sai
London
Paris
California
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