Haiti Cutter Founders and 19 Rescued in Miami
Coast Guard cutter Toussaint L Ouverture, 111 feet, leaked off Breakheart Ridge while en route from Port au Prince to Miami With 19 rescued crew members including Nicolas Beaussejour and executive officer Salgado The ship was returning to supply Haiti army canteens Beaussejour aided by Coast Guard personnel and Andre Faubert Haitian consul provided aid in Miami
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Egypt Backs Immediate Prohibition of Atomic Bomb
Paris dispatch reports Egypt called for immediate prohibition of the atomic bomb as a first step to world disarmament. Ambassador Adiy Andraos said Egypt favors banning the weapon as poison gas has been outlawed, opposing delaying stages proposed by the Western Big Three and USSR. Selwyn Lloyd urged Russia to respond to proposals for orderly worldwide disarmament.
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Nile Kingdom
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Warren Recovering From Operation
San Francisco November 22 Gov Earl Warren is in hospital recovering from an appendectomy. The surprise operation spoiled holiday plans for the Warren family and will keep him from the big football game between California and Stanford Saturday. Warren appeared to be resting well, Dr Junius B Harris said.
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96 Transfusions Save San Francisco Dentist
The Irwin Memorial blood bank revealed that San Anselmo dentist Dr. Lorne A. Tanner, 36, survived a severe GI bleed after 96 transfusions. He underwent emergency surgery at a University hospital, receiving blood transfusions under pressure for 36 hours. The case highlights the civilian blood program run by the Irwin Memorial bank in San Francisco.
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Eleven Asiatic War Brides on Way to America
Eleven smiling Asiatic war brides and their American soldier husbands paused in Honolulu last night while en route to new American homes. The stop in Hawaii accompanied by their spouses marked a welcome moment as families prepare to settle in postwar life.
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Frost Dominates US Weather Across Regions
Cold and chilly conditions spread over much of the United States with sub freezing blasts in the southeast and northern readings near records. Temperatures varied from 2 above in New York City to 68 in Miami and 61 in New Orleans, while cities like Augusta Georgia recorded 25 above and Greensboro 23. Snow flurries hit parts of the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states as a Canada‑driven cold outbreak expanded.
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A fragmented lineup of section references lists where to find content such as Beach Combing Bridge Classified Ads Comics Crossword Editorial Obituaries Radio and Television Shipping Table and Sports pages with page numbers and a note on Women’s Activities sections.
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Peace-by-Yule Parley Nears Korean Armistice Breakthrough
Parley negotiators in Munsan near agreement on a three point plan to end fighting in Korea by Christmas. Only one issue remains on the buffer zone line with daily meetings in Panmunjom as subcommittees seek a ceasefire line and terms for troop withdrawal. Brig Gen William P. Nuckols said agreement is close on the first two points including line of battle contact and timing for withdrawal.
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Long Beach
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Plan Revised Holiday Sumber for 11 Orphans
Leonard Michigan reports a somber Thanksgiving as 11 Moss children and relatives face new guardianship after the Moss parents were killed in a Nov 10 traffic crash. Charles Moss and family move into the Moore home to care for the orphans, who wish to stay together. relatives may visit as plans for a simple turkey day unfold amid tragedy.
Goldilocks Hunter Says He Killed Three Bears
A 17 year old St Paul youth told how he stumbled into a bear den while deer hunting near Danbury Wisconsin and killed three bears that attacked him. He said two weighed about 300 pounds and the third 475 pounds. Burnett County undersheriff confirmed the tale. Bradshaw said he enters the Navy tomorrow.
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Barkley and wife visit wounded in Korea hospital
Vice President Alben Barkley and wife Thanksgiving visit wounded at a Korea evacuation hospital. They spoke with soldiers including one with a destroyed eye and a girl who lost an arm. Barkley expressed empathy while noting weather and safety limits prevented a front-line flight.
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Trains Collide in New York Tunnel Injuring 27
Two passenger trains collided in the Grand Central Terminal tunnel under Park Avenue New York injuring 27 people none fatally. Both trains were travelling slowly about ten miles per hour and only two cars derailed.
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Grand Central Terminal
Park Ave
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Conn
Grand Central Station
56Th St
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Adenauer Seeks Near Sovereignty Pact in Paris
Western ministers and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met in Paris to shape a peace contract that would grant West Germany near sovereignty and allow participation as an equal partner in Western defense. Details on troop levels and force composition remain to be decided later.
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Ope
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy with scattered showers
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with isolated showers and a cool breeze. Friday remains cool with widely scattered showers and continued unsettled conditions across the region.
Reds Break Western Front in Korean Battle
SEOUL Koreas Nov 22 Up two Communist battalions crossed barbed wire and shelling to overrun an Allied position in western Korea. An Allied unit was surrounded but repelled the attack and regained lost ground. Front quiet by dawn. B-29s and night fighters reported strikes on Red concentrations rail yards and motor convoys, with about 200 trucks destroyed. MIG-11s failed to contest third straight Allied air sweep in North Korea.
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United States and Russia clash over U N agenda on mutual security act
The Soviet Union asks the United Nations General Assembly to place the mutual security act dispute on the agenda in Paris, charging it funds subversive activity in communist countries. The State Department rejects the claim as groundless propaganda while Moscow cites the 1933 Roosevelt Litvinov pact and accuses Washington of an aggressive act. The issue heads to the 14 nation steering committee for consideration as peace hopes falter.
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U. N. General Assembly
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Free World
Churchill Truman Parley Set to Open January Third
Washington November 22. President Truman and British Prime Minister Churchill plan to begin conferences on political and military strategy January 3. Churchill will stay nearly a week and discuss grand strategy, coordinating groups, atomic weapons, and aid questions with officials.
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