Killer of Two Women Sentenced to Two Life Terms
John Nenadich, 38, a Wilmington bartender, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the August 13 shootings of Margaret Bellay and Christine Gunderson. Judge Maltby sentenced him to two life terms to run concurrently after a stipulation showing premeditation and a failed attempt to kill Miss Augustenborg.
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John Nenadich
Wilmington
Superior Court
Nenadich
Margaret Bellay
Bayview Ave
Christine Gunderson
Ravenas Ave
Wiliegton
Lfe
Miss Augustenborg
Whichello
Flomona
Los Angeles
Bellay
Gunmen Walk Plank in Office Holdup
Three gunmen used a 12 foot plank to reach the office during an early morning holdup in Cleveland. The trio secured valuables as officers investigated the break in and traced the crime.
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Cleveland
Acheson Warns U. N. of Tension Periling World
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson told the United Nations that world tension has reached a dangerous point and endorsed a step-by-step disarmament program with France Britain and the United States backing the plan. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky was not ready to speak as debate adjourned and a rejection was anticipated. The proposal calls for a 12 nation disarmament commission to replace existing bodies and to draft arms and troop limits with Security Council members plus Canada.
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Paris
U. S
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Jules Moch
France
Britain
Andrei Vishinsky
Moeh
Vishinsky
Acheson
Achéson
Reds Halt Counterdrive In Korea Frontline Fight
In central Korea Chinese Reds counterattacked but failed to budge an Allied division that had advanced three miles in a two day line straightening effort. British forces repelled a 12 hour Communist assault on the western battle line. In the east U N troops fell from two hills but recaptured one soon after. Allied jets sighted eight MiG jets with none south of the Yalu. Two Sabre pilots damaged eight MiGs on the ground. seven other MiGs were reported hit in air battles. The Allied division, pushing ridges southeast of Kumsong, was counterattacked Sunday night and Monday morning. U N troops lost two hill positions near Kosong but retook one summit.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
North Korea
Yalu River
Aled
Kumsong
U. N. Command
Kosong
Koea
Traffic Policemen Injured in Chase
Two policemen Frank Siegfried and Charles Starcher pursued a speeding motorist for 10 miles when a third car cut in front of them injuring both officers. The incident occurred early today and involved a suspect named in police reports.
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Wlaremon
Frank Siegfried
Charles Starcher
Family Auto in Family Row Chases Hubby on Sidewalk
In Garland on November 19 AP reports Mrs Edith Ray 59 faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after racing autos at her husband George 30 on a dairy area sidewalk. A pursuing officer Pa Patrolman Eugene Oneto 28 died in a collision as another vehicle driven by 18 year old Robert A. Farrell struck the police car.
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Garland
Edith Ray
Ray
George
Delice
Black clad woman leads Chinese assault at frontline
On the Western Front a mysterious woman in black commanding a revolver led a Chinese attack through minefields and barbed wire. Captain Gordon Taylor of the King's Shropshire Light Infantry reported being captured, later rescued as his unit retook the hill.
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Western Front
Korea
Cpl
Gordon Taylor
Manchester
King's Shropshire Light Infantry
Shropshires
Taylor
Shropshire
New Desert A-Blast Tests Weapons Fortifications
Las Vegas dispatch reports the first shot of a new atomic test series at a Nevada site. Brig. Gen. Fitch said the surface blast was very effective and should influence military technique and training. About 250 military observers evaluated field fortifications, equipment, and weapons effects.
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Robert Bennyhoff
Las Vegas
Burdette M. Fitch
Mt. Charleston
Fitch
Women Kidnaped and One Assaulted in Van Nuys
Valley detectives report two women, Edna Coburn and Edna Self, were kidnapped by two men they met in a bar. Coburn, 36, was assaulted and left nude at Self’s home. Self, 32, jumped from her car when an attack began. No formal complaint yet filed.
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van Nuys
Valley Division
Edna Coburn
St. Louis
Edna Self
Weather Update From Fortecon City
Rom tonight and tomorrow cooler with small craft warnings posted until 9 a m tomorrow fromFt Conception to Ft Fermin for south to southwest winds 20 to 25 mph offshore southerly winds in Long Beach tonight becoming southwest 19 to 20 mph tomorrow
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Ft. Conception
Ft. Fermin
Long Beach
North Korea Promotes Hardline Terms for Armistice
From Tokyo, North Korea's foreign minister filed four demands to the United Nations in a belligerent push toward a ceasefire. They call for an immediate halt to hostilities, withdrawal to a two kilometer front, foreign troops removal, and punishment of Allied alleged atrocities. The move contrasts with Allied timing and mirrors earlier Soviet and Chinese positions in Paris and New York.
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Tokyo
Red Pyongyang
United Nations General Assembly and Security Council
Korea
United’ Nations General Assembly
Paris
B-29 Bomb Blast Kills Eight Men Near Tokyo
TOKYO reports a B-29 crash on takeoff from Yokota Air Base left eight crash crewmen dead when its bomb load exploded after the plane swerved and crashed. Three others were injured and two Americans plus a Japanese crew member were killed rushing to extinguish the flames. An American missing.
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Tokyo
Superforts
Yokota
Pilot Joe Wardle Quits Flying After Roadside Landing
Salt Lake City November 19 AP. Joe Wardle a 25 year pilot quit after a 2000 foot glide toward a highway ended with his plane’s landing gear straddling a car driven by Ray Perry. Neither party was hurt. Wardle plans to retire from flying though the plane remains in the family for his sons ages 14 and 16.
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Salt Lake City
Joe Wardle
Wardle
Ray McCarty
Lark
Utah
Ray Ferry
Riverton
Jtah
Perry
McCarty
Wide area winter chill grips nation with heavy snow
A weekend of freezing weather spread a numbing cold across much of the country. Snowfalls of up to 18 inches hit northwestern Pennsylvania and 15 inches near Cleveland, while parts of Ohio, West Virginia and Maryland faced heavy snow. Florida frost warnings threatened Everglades truck crops as citrus regions from Gainesville to Southern California braced for near freezing conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Cleveland
Florida
Everglades
Gainesville
Miami
California
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Boyle
Suez Battles Claim Fourteen Lives in Ismailia Clash
In Ismailia Egypt British forces pressed control of the Suez Canal Zone after two weekend battles with Egyptian police left 14 dead and 31 wounded. Acting Foreign Minister Ibraham Farag El Din Pasha vowed protests in Cairo and London. British officers and soldiers suffered casualties while police and civilians were also killed or wounded as a curfew was imposed and fighting subsided.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Ibrahim Farag el Din Pasha
Cairo
London
Ralph Stevenson
Foreign Office
Ralph Champion
London Sunday Pictorial
Gum Chewing Buck Missing From West Willington
In West Willington Connecticut a 140 pound deer named Bambi, a pet of the Earl Woodworth family for 17 months, disappeared after a blood trail from the barn toward a road 200 feet away. State police search, a reward offered, and residents join in the hunt amid suspicions of foul play.
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West Willington
Conn
Bambi
Earl Woodworth
Woodworth
Woodworths
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South Korea
Associated Press
R. H. Shackford
John Randolph
Hubby
Nevada
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Suez
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