Top Republicans 2 to 1 for Taft in AP poll
An Associated Press poll of Republican officials shows Taft leading Eisenhower 42 to 25 among 147 of 169 officials questioned. Most officials remain uncommitted. Eisenhower is popular with governors, Taft leads among committee members and state chairmen, while many undecided.
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Ohio
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Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Indians Leap Biggest Barrier to Rose Bowl
The 1952 Rose Bowl picture tightened as unbeaten Stanford beat USC 27-20 in Los Angeles, Illinois crushed Iowa 40-13, and UCLA kept faint Rose Bowl hopes alive with a 7-0 win over Oregon State. Other notable scores included Princeton over Harvard 54-13, Notre Dame crushed by Michigan State 35-0, and Maryland defeating Navy 40-21. Details appear in the Sports Section.
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Cars Hit Head-on, 8 Killed In Georgia Crash
A head-on collision near Alapaha Georgia killed eight people, four Marines from Parris Island and four civilians. The dead include four residents of Alapaha or nearby, with one survivor Glenda Eason, a six year old girl, hospitalized with severe injuries. Names of Marines were not released, but one may be from Alapaha while others are said to be Michigan residents. The wreck occurred about three miles south of Alapaha on U.S. Highway 123.
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Glenda
U.S. Hayy 123
Steamer Edward N. Hurley Aground Near Palawan Island
U P Globe Wireless reports distress from the steamer Edward N Hurley hard aground on a reef at latitude 08.25 north longitude 118.18 east likely off Palawan Island Philippines. Vessels nearby were asked to stand by for assistance.
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Palawan Island
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Car and Truck Collide injures five on Anaheim street
Five people were injured in a collision on the Anaheim Street over the 24th Street de tour bridge last night. Larry Aguilar age 20 Torrance and four car occupants were hurt. Harold E. Brown 83 of Magnolia Avenue suffered arm and chest injuries and was cited for driving without a license and for wrong-way driving. Brown's truck swerved into Aguilar's car, pushing it down a 20 foot embankment.
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Iyte
Larry Aguilar
Torrance
Aguilar
Nadiné Vasquez
Lomita
Loretta Kinsall
Ocana Ave
Tony Validez
Harold E. Brown
Magnolia Ave
Ef Ther
Brown
Armistice Day Parade and State Department Building Open House
Local headlines note a two hour Armistice Day parade for Korea, dedication of a new National Guard Armory, and an open house at the new State Department of Employment Building. Also listed are military forecasts, arts pages, and various regional sections.
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New National Guard
New State Department of Employment
State GOP Group Solid for Warren
PALM SPRINGS California voters hear Gov Earl Warren has unanimous endorsement from the California Republican Assembly candidates and fact finding committee for the 1952 Republican presidential nomination The endorsement goes to the board for decision Warren is expected to say yes to the bid and will announce plans in a three step press conference schedule to newsmen radio newsreels and television
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Palm Springs
Earl Warren
California Republican Assembly
Gordon X. Richmond
Orange County
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California
Warren
Stork Upsets Draft Plans to Trim Inductions
Washington officials say the new draft law could lower inductions by fewer than 150000 married men as dependency exemptions for husbands with pregnant wives are removed. Boards reclassify up to 500000 men but births and pending births in families shift fathers to 1-A. National figures were unclear. estimates now suggest inductions near 100000 rather than 200000.
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Stork
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Army
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Hershey
Legion to Seek 10 Percent Veteran Benefit Rise
Washington Nov 10 AP The national commander of the American Legion said the group will ask Congress in January for at least a 10 percent increase in disability compensation and in benefits for widows and orphans of veterans. Commander Donald R Wilson noted the recent 10 percent pay raise for civil service workers and urged parity for veterans.
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Top Briton May Speak to Congress
British Prime Minister Churchill is expected to visit Washington in January for talks with President Truman. Diplomats foresee a possible joint session address and outline three core policy aims including a closer US Britain partnership, frequent high level talks, and Britain seeking substantial US financial aid amid wartime economic strains.
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Anthony Eden
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United States
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D-Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Long Beach Man Killed in Six Car Pacific Coast Crash
A Long Beach man, Harry Noenickx, 30, died in a six car collision on Pacific Coast Highway near Sunset Beach. The car he rode in stalled, a passerby offered to move a vehicle, and he was fatally struck as a third car hit. Police said he had been returning home from Huntington Beach with his stepbrother George Burshaw Jr. The tragedy left his mother and two young sons in shock while relatives notified them. Noeninckx had recently worked for a local bottling company and was unemployed at the time of death.
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Pacific Coast
Sunset Beach
Harry Noeninckx
Raymond Ave
Noeninckx
California
Highway Patrol
Huntington Beach
George Burshaw Jr
Geneva St
Los Angeles
Gwendolfm Ruth Brown
Burshaw
Wheeninckx
William Parkin Bone
Floyd D. Parks
San Diego
Leonard Burt
St Augustine's
Sam’s Sea Food Spa
Julia Burshaw
Noenickx
Ronnie
Gregory
Revivified Woman Shows Improvement After Apparent Death
In San Francisco Mrs. Theresa Butler, who was roused from apparent death two days earlier, showed increasing signs of life tonight but remained in critical condition and unconscious.
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San Francisco
Theresa Butler
Fire at Kodak Park destroys paper stock in Rochester
A major blaze at Kodak Park in Rochester roared through the fifth floor of a fire resistant building housing Eastman Kodak Company paper stock. About 75 firefighters were overcome by smoke, including City Fire Chief John A. Slattery, who was hospitalized but in good condition. Paper losses alone totaled around 250000 dollars with total damage likely exceeding 500000 dollars as the fire burned for hours but remained contained to the fifth floor. The site spans 400 acres with over 100 buildings nearby.
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Kodak Park
Eastman Kodak Company
John A. Slattery
Josse
Daniel McMahon
Kodak
Love Heals Baby Bound by Eczema Restraints
Cincinnati report recounts a 10 month old boy nicknamed Larry who weighed 21 pounds and was restrained by parents to prevent scratching from eczema. After hospital assessment and psychiatric guidance to shower him with affection, the child’s weight rose from 14 to 22 pounds and he regained interest and normal development, though full recovery will take time.
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Cincinnati
Larry
Children’s Hospital
Richard Wolf
Children's ‘Hospital
Holy Order Leader Dies for Beating
JERSEY Cury New Jersey November 10 The World head of the Roman Catholic Order of Brothers of the Poor of St Francis died today after a beating by two men in Hoboken Brother General Seligius Klein headquarters in Aachen Germany died At St Francis Hospital from injuries He was robbed of 90 dollars and a holy medal during a stroll in Church Square Park Hoboken 75 dollars of the stolen money had been donated to a Dutch convent He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage during a dinner party at St Francis Hospital Thursday night The missionary and three others recently returned from Cincinnati touring hospitals and convents of the order in the United States
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Cury
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St. Francis
Hoboken
Seligius Klein
Aachen
Germany
St Francis Hospital
Selisius
Church Square Park
Holland
St. Francis Hospital
Cincinnati
Eva Peron in weak state after operation
Buenos Aires reports Eva Peron in prostration and weakness after the major operation. A medical bulletin says the condition is proper for the time since the operation and notes pulse temperature and blood pressure are normal.
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Buenos Aires
Eva Peron
Demilitarized Zone Not Top Tradeoff in Korea Talks
The Allied head negotiator outlined four core goals for any Korean settlement including a demilitarized zone tied to a future armistice, UN troop security during a cease fire,防 a ban on building up combat units, and swift POW arrangements. He warned the Communists will not gain leverage by delaying talks, while a UN spokesman said negotiators near consensus on a cease-fire line.
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Adm
C. Tumet Joy
United Nations Command
United Nations
Joy
Soy
William P. Nuckols
Bitter Wind Rakes Korea Battlefield
Armistice Day passed without a halt in Korea as U S Eighth Army reported bitter cold and ongoing patrols. Chinese forces attacked near Kumsong while Allied troops held ground southeast of Kumsong. The Red communique claimed heavy fighting involving First Cavalry and Third Division near Yonchon with aircraft tanks and artillery support.
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Kumsong
Pyongyang
Rainy Outlook for Long Beach With Light Showers
Long Beach forecast calls for sprinkles today with considerable cloudiness today and tomorrow. Temperatures will remain steady, yesterday's high was 65 and the low 50. Fog patches lingered overnight but should clear by morning.
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