Mediators Reach Agreement to Avert Blood Plasma Strike
A 16 hour mediation produced a tentative settlement for the Sharp and Dohme blood processing plant in West Point Pennsylvania to prevent a CIO United Workers Union strike that threatened to curb up to a quarter of the nation’s plasma supply for the armed forces. Final approval by union members and possible White House involvement were still pending.
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Washington
Cio-United Chenbitas
Sharp & Dohme
West Point
Philadelphia
E. M. Sconyers
Federal Mediation Service
White House
Ex Policeman Adolph W. Lempia Faces Dope Trial
Ex Los Angeles policeman Adolph W. Lempia aged 46 with USC master's degree must stand trial on narcotics charges. Officers found five heroin capsules in his pocket during a Nov 5 arrest. He is held on $2900 bail.
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Los Angeles
Adolph W. Lempia
University of Southern California
Lempia
Tone Wins Divorce Bid Over Barbara Payton After 53 Days
Hollywood reports Franchot Tone filed for divorce from Barbara Payton after a 53 day marriage. Payton sought no alimony and demanded Tone pay back bills including furnishings. Attorneys expected Tone to file a cross-complaint as Payton warned of simultaneous action.
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Hollywood
Franchot
Barbara Payton
Tone
Robert Feder
Barbara
Beverly Hills
He-Man
Tom Neal
Coonef
Stanley N. Gleis
Neal
Miss Payton
British and Russian jockeying delays UN disarmament talk
In Paris a U N political committee debate on western disarmament proposals was paused as British Minister Selwyn Lloyd and Soviet Andrei Vishinsky sought to have the final speak. A British spokesman said Ache son’s opening remarks left Vishinsky hesitant to respond quickly, signaling Russia’s careful approach to the plan.
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Paris
United Nations
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Vishinsky
Kidnapping Suspect Confesses Slaying of Relative
State's Attorney Don Porter announced that Robert E. Thwing confessed to shooting and killing Harvey Burr, the 59 year old uncle of a Kimball rural school teacher. Burr's body was found in a hayfield after Thwing led officers to the scene. Thwing also implicated in abducting and raping Mrs Stadler and in the abduction case.
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Kimball
Don Porter
Robert E. Thwing
Harvey Burr
Thwingt
Porter
Burr
Robert Stadler
Eighth Callahan goes into service as WAF member
Pvt Helen Callahan, fifth in a large military family, leaves New York to begin three years in the Women’s Air Force. Her mother and brother Sgt Vid Callahan attend sworn-in ceremony as brothers across Korea to England serve in Air Force. she is last of ten children to join/one sister and another brother former servicemen.
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New York
Navy
Helen Callahan
Air Force
Callahan
Helen
Vid
WAF
Korea
England
James C Callahan
Dwhn
Jehan P. Callahan
Henry
Jeff
Richard Needham
Lansing
Mich
John Needham
Oakland
Chicago
Holidays Planned for Air Force
The Air Force will suspend most training between December 22 and January 2 and grant Christmas leaves to as many men as possible. Leave will be given as liberally as schedules and local conditions permit.
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Washington
Air Force
Typhoon Threatens Visayan Islands
Manila reports a typhoon with strong winds and heavy rains moving toward the Visayan Islands in the east central Philippines. The storm whirled at about 20 miles per hour, disrupting the region as of November 20.
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Manila
Visayan Islands
Philippines
Where to Find It and Page References for a Newspaper
A reader guide listing section pages and topics across the paper. It mentions locations for Boyle-Page A-9 Bridge-Page A-9 Classified Ads B-8 to B-11 Comics B-4 Brossword 6-8 Editorial A-8 Financial News B-6 7 Radio TV Obituaries B-T Shipping News 6-7 Sports A-10 Tl Theaters B-5 Temperatures H-7 Women's Activities 8-2 3.
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Boyle
Brossword
Financial
U S Plane Attacked Near Iron Curtain Report
Tokyo reports from November 20 state Gen Ridgways U S headquarters cite considerable evidence that about 6000 American soldiers died in Korean War atrocity killings though only 365 bodies recovered. NHQ notes Hanley’s higher total and rejects conclusive proof of deaths.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations
U.N
James M. Hanley
GHQ
Hanley
Bus Skids on Coast Highway. Six Hurt
A Greyhound bus skidded on wet pavement on Coast Highway near McKinley Avenue at about 9 15 am. The vehicle crossed the road, struck a curb, and slid back across the thoroughfare. Six passengers were taken to Capistrano Emergency Hospital for first aid. none seriously injured.
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Dana Rvint
Greyhound
Coast Hwy
Capistrano Emergency Hospital
McKinley Ave
Infantrymen Reclaim Hill Near Yonchon Front
U N infantry recaptured a hill at dawn after losing it to 600 attacking Chinese, in the only reported action on the western Korean front. Allied gains were reported northwest of the Punch Bowl and Yondon Hill as forces counterattacked two hours after initial assaults. Fifth Air Force jets scouted the area while B 26 bombers and Marine fighters hit about 1500 trucks and two supply trains, lighting the night with explosions.
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Seoul
Korea
GP al
Yonchon
Punch Bowl
Yondon Hill
U. N
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Sailor Indicted in San Francisco Bay Bridge Bus Tragedy
Alameda County Grand Jury indicts Boatswain's Mate Orville C. Russell over Oct. 28 Bay Bridge crash that killed eight and wounded 22. Witnesses describe heavy drinking and wild driving the night before, with Russell threatening to kill and endangering others in Oakland and San Francisco. The bus from Salt Lake City plunged 40 feet after a tire blowout and fence impact.
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Oakland
Greyhound
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Alameda County
Orville C. Russell
Russell
Independence
Kan
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Salt Lake City
Ite
Truman Returns to Capital for 20 Hour Stop
President Truman cut short his Florida vacation to fly back to Washington for a 20 hour stay. He arrives at 12 01 p m and will address a National Woman's Democratic Club banquet at 1 00 p m. He plans to return to Key West at 8 a m tomorrow. He discusses George Kennan as a possible ambassador to Russia and denies support for Eisenhower.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
Key West
National Woman's Democratic Club
Viewsmen
George F
Kennan
Russia
Acheson
State Department
Pleven Wins Confidence Vote in Limited Austerity
Paris November 20 Premier Rene Pleven secured a confidence vote from the National Assembly by 247 to 229 backing his middle-of-the-road austerity program. The plan aims to fund a Western defense partnership through sharp import cuts and a 200 billion franc tax rise, including excess profit levies, endorsed by Finance Minister Rene Mayer.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
French National Assembly
Pleven
West
Somraunists
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Mayer
Mayer
Underworld Puts Sign on Ex Boss Anastasia
New York reports say an underworld court ordered Al Anastasia to leave town or be killed. The Brooklyn waterfront boss, linked with Willie Moretti, faced a so called double cross in a high crime case. He plans to go to Hot Springs Arkansas as his property is transferred within his family.
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New York
Lunderworld
Albert Anastasia
Murder, Inc
New York City
Anti-Crime Committee
Anastasia
Brooklyn
Willie Moretti
Moretti
Cliffside Park
N. J
Hot Springs
Ark
Atom Bomb Carrier Crashes in California, Killing Three
A newly built B47 Stratojet crashed in the Edwards Desert base near Edwards California. The six engine aircraft exploded after takeoff killing three crew members. Capt. Joseph F. Wolfe Jr. 43 experimental pilot from Chattanooga, Maj. Robert A. Mortland 20 copilot from Clarion, and M Sergeant Christy N. Spiro from Worcester were named as the deceased.
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Edwards Ain Func
Ease
Calif
America
California
Joseph Ef.wolfe Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert A. Mortland
Clarion
Christy MN. Spirolz
Worcester
Mass
Weather Forecast For Tonight And Tomorrow
Occasional showers expected with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Gusts will be stronger at times, bringing brief bursts of rain across the region.
Missing U S Cargo Plane Sought After Shootout
An American military cargo plane with four aboard was fired on by Romanian and Hungarian guards near borders with Yugoslavia. The aircraft disappeared after drifting off course en route from Germany to Belgrade and last reported near Zagreb. 15 Air Force planes were mobilized to search the northern Adriatic and Yugoslav Italian border.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S
Adriatic Sea
Germany
Zagreb
U. S. Air Force
Treviso
Italy
Air Force
Rome
Adriatic
Bavaria
Truman trip cost debated as political junket
UP Rep Busbey labeled President Truman's Key West to Washington flight a political junket and blamed Air Force funding. He estimated an $2280 round trip, at $285 per hour for the Independence, eight hours total, and urged the Democratic National Committee to pay. He noted $223,894 on hand last Sept. 14 and suggested using the plane to fly wounded veterans home for Thanksgiving.
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Washington
Busbey
Rutil
Truman
Key West
Democratic National Committee
Air Force
National Democratic Club
Secretary of Defense
Democratic Committee
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