Hotel Slaying Film Truck Suspect Sought
On November 22 in St Louis a 3 year old former mental patient was sought for questioning in the brutal slaying of 2 year old Joseph Nichols. The child's battered body was found in a hotel room dresser drawer. Witnesses viewed photos of William Pollard who registered with the child and left the hotel. Pollard had been in Tongview Hospital and several other facilities, with a recent release from Chillcothe Ohio.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Nichols
Jeremiah O'Connell
William Pollard
Cincinnati Police Department
Cincinnnati
Palite
George Pearcy
Pollard
Tongview Hospital
Veterans’ Neuropsychiatric Hospital
Chillcothe
Ohio
Betty Nichols
Huntington
W. Ya
Butchers Offer to Be Presented in Arbitration
Los Angeles officials planned to present an employers arbitration offer to the union members Tuesday night as part of a two week strike by about 1800 butchers at around 300 meat markets. The proposal calls for a weekly raise of $5 plus a wage bonus by the arbiter retroactive to the end of the strike, with workers to return to duty.
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Los Angeles
L. Moat Cutters
Los Angeles Area
British Papers Pry Eisenhower Book Critique
The conservative Times says Eisenhower book Crusade In Europe jeopardizes British American friendship, calling the work surprising and painful for admirers and relations. The Sunday Pictorial notes extravagant praise for some generals contrasts with its chilly overall tone.
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London
Sunday Times
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Truman Campaign Plan Seen Winner
Washington report notes Missouri voters favored President Truman due to farmers’ satisfaction with current policies and a campaign style they admired. Senator Donnell of Missouri credits voters for not wanting a change and praises Truman’s aggressive, combative approach.
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Truman
Washington
Missouri
Republican
Donnell R.mo
Donnell
Woman Dies Pilot Hurt in Plane Crash
In the Santa Ana Mountains near Elsinore a small cabin plane crashed after fighting strong winds. Miss Helen Josephine Healy, 22, visiting from Elmhurst, died. Pilot Thomas Blevins, 27, of Muroc, was critically injured in Riverside Hospital with little chance to live. A witness said the aircraft nosedived into a canyon wall during the gusty wind.
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Elsinore
Jane
Santa Ana
Here
Helen Josephine Healy
Elmhurst
Thomas Blevins
Muroc
Riverside Hospital
Blevins
Sentence Awaited in Nevada Slaying
Convicted murderer Clayton Fouquette faced formal sentencing for killing Boulder City service station attendant Donald Brown, 22, during a robbery. Fouquette, 35, showed no emotion after the jury returned a guilty verdict and fixed the death penalty.
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Las Vegas
British Crewmen Return to Liner but Bar U. S. Visit
In Southampton on November 22, four striking crewmen of the Queen Elizabeth returned to work after Cunard White Star promised not to sail to the United States until the East Coast longshoremen strike is settled. The move also halted plans to sail to Halifax, restoring service for more than 1500 passengers aboard who had remained onboard since Saturday's walkout. The stoppage, costing about 120000 in docking fees, wages, food and fuel, was in sympathy with the U S longshoremen. The Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary delays affect New York docking, with tides delaying departure to tomorrow afternoon.
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Southampton
Engle
Queen Elizabeth
Cunard
White Star Line
United States
Halifax
Cunard White Star
U. S
New York
Israelis Tell U.N. of Egyptian Attacks in Negev
Tel Aviv reports to U.N. truce supervisors that Egyptian forces attacked Jewish communities in the Negev desert for three days. Israel’s defense army says it views these actions very seriously and notes prior reports of Egyptian withdrawal from southern Palestine except Gaza.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations
Negev
Defense Army of Israel
William E. Riley
U. N
Palestine
Gaza
Paris
Korea Reassured on U S Troops
Seoul November 22 UPI Kim Dong Sung Korea republic spokesman said the government has been assured the United States has not changed its policy on withdrawing American troops. He cited U S troop movements as a regrouping tied to transferring governmental responsibilities to the new republic of Korea. The United States policy calls for withdrawal in the immediate future unless determined by the United Nations.
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Seoul
Kim Dong Sung
Korean Republic
United States
Kim
Republic of Korea
Korea
United Nations
Mexican Meat Purchases Noted
EL PASO Texas Nov 22 A Senate subcommittee said the U S government has 25 000 000 pounds of unsold Mexican meat in storage Part of 123 000 000 pounds of varied product contracted through June 1949 is piling up at 4 000 000 pounds monthly There is hope a buyer will be found Europe is failing as a market because it can obtain more food for its dollar in wheat and other grain products.
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EL Paso
Texas
Senate
U. S
Preston Richards
Production and Marketing Administration
Livestock Branch
Richards
Europe
Truman Visits Austin in Hospital
President Truman visited Warren R. Austin at Walter Reed Hospital after arriving from Key West. Austin had flown home from Paris for treatment for complications from a cold, as stated by the White House.
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Washington
Truman
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Mr. Truman
Austin
Key West
Fla
Paris
Flying Hunters Burned to Death in Plane Crash
Two hunters arriving for a pheasant hunt perished when their plane crashed at West Lane Airport. Witnesses reported the aircraft spun in during a turn to land in light fog. Names identified include men from Stockton area.
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Stockton
West Lane
Silver Persian Cat Judged Best in Feline Exhibition
The silver Persian owned by Mr and Mrs William Bunbury of Los Angeles won best cat at the Long Beach Cat Show held at the Masonic Temple. About 265 cats, 3500 spectators, and top prizes across multiple breeds were recorded as the third annual Championship All Breed Cat Show concluded after late judging.
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Esheel
Beverly Serrano
William Bunbury
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Silver Crest Alcyone
Skyland
Gladys E. Weirich
la Mesa
Khybers Peter
el Gato Azul
Emily de Haas
Claremont
Champette
Charles Vassar
Tarzana
Masonic Temple
United States
Monrovia
Bost
Champice Katoip Korner Spieklerrits
Vivian
Orburtt
Miss Osburn
Tow
Charles Vasuar
Pantora
Port Mev
Marguerite Glee
Angeles
Michael
Willam Bunbury
Scimiy Co Hyas
Gata
Norman S. Batty
Laesa
Ringo
Tubby
Grace W. Wellery
Nor-Mont- Binet
Hugo Augustson
Golden Avé
den Sen
Dorotien Mumldons
Cora
J. Best
Seal Point
Mre
Lee
Best
Mire Mince Warren
Nk Best
de Warren
Falretlid S
Palrchia
Abou Ben Ober
Vision
Azal
Max
Visla
Hassan
Glen Mar
Gattis
George Ferry
Harbor City
Abou Ben Adhem
Peanuts
Wani Wat
Yana
Masonite
Press-Telegram
Two Men Arrested in Gangland Death
In San Francisco on November 22 two men were arrested and four others sought on murder conspiracy charges connected to the May 1947 killing of Nick De John, Chicago gambling figure. Suspects include Mike Abati and Sebastiano Nani, with others identified and investigated as Sunland Sales Cheese and Olive Oil Company associates.
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San Francisco
U.P
Nick de John
Chicago
Mike Abati
Sebastiano Nani
Brooklyn
Frank Tornabone
Leonard Calamia
de John
Tony Lima
Jodi, Calif
Frank Scappature
Leonard Bruno
Sunland Sales
al Capone
James English
English
Nani
Open house slated for Long Beach Mental Hygiene Clinic
The Long Beach Mental Hygiene Clinic invites friends and contributors to an open house on a Tuesday evening from 7 30 to 9 30 at Chestnut Avenue 1428. Established in 1945 the clinic moved to the Chestnut Avenue house rent free for expanded use by Seaside Memorial Hospital. Staff include Dr John A Russell director and psychiatrist Miss Nancy Maddy psychologist Mrs Mildrea Groselfinger and Miss Julie Plowman social workers. Board members listed with retiring members noted.
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Long Beach
Nancy Maddy
Mildrea Groselfinger
Julie Plowman
Frances Ann Nielsen
Milton BR. van Dyke
Loris G. Nelson
E. L. Brown
Marion Monroe
Walter J. Desmond Jr
L. Elliott Grafman
John EB. McCarthy
Elbert Molle
Melva T. Woestman
Winfield Edson
Sarah Ruddy
Charles F. Reed
John V. Cooper
E. Peek
John E. Carr
Kenneth E. Brandenberg
Virginia Bajlara
Deep Snow Storm Claims Eight. Midwest Digout Underway
Blizzard conditions across the Great Plains left eight dead after a three day storm. Nebraska and Kansas reported multiple fatalities as crews cleared highways and power outages disrupted life. Mrs. Hal Laughlin, Lester Carson, and John Haun were among the deceased, found near stalled vehicles and shoveling exhaustion. Government and local responders struggled with marooned motorists and halted trains and buses.
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Chicago
Great Plains
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Nebraska
Kansas
Hal Laughlin
Jetmore
Kan
AFL on Record for Red Trade Bar
Cincinnati Ohio November 22 The AFL records its support for arming Europe and Asia and opposing trade with the Soviet Union until the Berlin blockade ends The 67th AFL convention committee on international relations approved the foreign policy report and the delegation expects formal approval The convention will also address Taft Hartley repeal and re elect William Green for the 25th time
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Cincinnati
Ohio
A. FP. L
Europe
Asia
Russia
Berlin
Convention International Relations Committee
William Green
Woodruff Randolph
International Typographical Union
A. F.L. Cincinnati
Moscow
Gen Weir Dies At 57 In Walter Reed Hospital
Brig. Gen. John M. Weir, 57, career Army officer, died yesterday in Walter Reed Hospital Washington. Death was attributed to a heart condition and follows a long service record.
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Washington
John M. Weir
Walter Reed Hospital
College Head Dies in Beaver Falls at 74
Dr McLeod Milligan Beavee 74 longtime Geneva College president died today at Providence Hospital He was an ordained Presbyterian minister and led the college for more than twenty five years The report notes his long tenure and clerical calling
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Beaver. Falls
McLeod Milligan Beavee
Geneva College
Providence Hospital
Concert Program by Municipal Band Schedule
Municipal Band concert program for November 2 Tuesday afternoon lists conductor PAMES BH and performers including VEE Tadic KGER. The event features intermission and selections from classical pieces with a focus on orchestral arrangement and student or community ensemble participation. The readable fragment mentions location, timing, and a sequence of pieces with conductor and soloists, reflecting a 1890s municipal music program style.
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Riga
Nicharde
Roductor Pames
Afteemnan
Tadic
Kila
Evsila
Ae Serure Triart
Cone Walit
McIver Airerman
Rane
Ierania
Lim Berenate
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State Division of Forestry
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U.N
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