30000 GIs to Spend Thanksgiving in Korea
More than 30,000 American soldiers across the 24th and 7th Infantry Divisions will observe Thanksgiving in Korea near the armistice zone. They will receive about one pound of turkey each, with minimal trimmings, while others eat in bunkers and outposts. Soldiers express mixed feelings of homesickness, duty, and gratitude, with some aiding Korean orphans and reflecting on past or future holidays.
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Gene Kramer
UPI
Demilitarized Zone
North Korea
Ed Fallon
Fallon
Spokane
Wesh
Cpl
J. Lalonde
Kankakee
Eisenhower to Meet GOP Leaders on Dec 3 and 10
President Eisenhower will meet Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall next Monday to discuss party matters, the first such talk since his illness. The White House said the discussions will not focus on his second term. He will also meet Senate and House Republican leaders December 3 and return to Washington December 10 for a brief stay and medical tests at Walter Reed. The talks aim to outline the administration’s program for the next Congress, with bipartisan sessions to follow. Paragraph notes his recovery from the September heart attack and a Thanksgiving checkup showing progress.
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Gettysburg
APY
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Waite House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Senate
House
Ysburg
White House
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Hall
Cheif
Eisedstower
Eissenhower Hall
West Central Areas in Line for Cold Snap
Western and Midwest areas faced a new cold snap as cold air from western Canada pushed south and southeast. Readings were 10 to 20 degrees lower than 24 hours earlier with 4 below in Glasgow Montana and 42 to 68 in Alabama and Texas seeing warmer shifts inland, while rain and snow flurries appeared in eastern Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Rockies
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Glasgow
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Dodge City
Kan
Albuquerque
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Weather note shows clouds lower with light rain
Increasing cloudiness tonight brings occasional light rain on Thursday. Clearing Thursday night followed by slightly warmer temperatures.
Gunmen hold up Chicago restaurant in early morning raid
Five gunmen invaded a Near South Side restaurant and tavern and shot a detective, slugged another, disarmed four detectives, and fled with 400 dollars. A customer fired shots, forcing a car to stop after a flat tire. One bandit was wounded, two detectives were injured, and a police star was taken during the chaotic robbery. Police recovered a pistol and arrested suspects as the bandits fled.
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Dom
de Filippo
Burns
John
Tracas
Willis
Calley
Wrying Burns
Pun
Carmel Rd
John ‘Heskin
Clyde Winn
Sun
McKinley Powell
Brideweil
Winn
Stephen Heskin
Fone
Seoul
Will
France urges phased world disarmament under open sky plan
United Nations Disarmament Commission hears Jules Moch call for a preparatory stage to adopt air tight controls before any disarmament. Proposals include delaying destruction of atomic stockpiles, banning national nuclear tests, permitting limited tests under international oversight, and periodic scientific conferences to detect and destroy stocks once methods are found.
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France
Eisenhower
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Jules Moch
Moch
U.N
Caltech records Kuriles quake. shocks felt near Easter Island
A major earthquake near the northern Kurile Islands northwest of Japan was recorded Tuesday night by California Institute of Technology. The tremor could cause severe damage if near a populated area. Additional strong shocks were reported Monday night west of Easter Island in the southeast Pacific Ocean.
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Caltech
Kuriles
Pasadena
Kurile Islands
Japan
California Institute of Technology
Easter Islong
Pacific Ocean
Light Rain Forecast for Thanksgiving Holiday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts occasional light rain for Thanksgiving Day with rain starting in the northwest portion of Southern California tonight and spreading to the area Thursday. Clearing expected Thursday night. Temperatures slightly warmer. Syntown Long Beach records 43 as today's minimum for the second day in a row. City state and federal offices banks closed Thursday. schools closed Thursday and Friday. Post offices and all branches closed Thursday. no mail delivery but holiday collections and dispatch continue.
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U.S
Forthwest
California
Souyntown
I Long Beach
Mother of Seven Strangled Found in Alley Chicago
Edith Jamieson mother of seven was found strangled in a south side alley near her home. Her hands were tied behind her back with heavy twine and a stocking used as a gag. Her coat covered her head in the grim discovery.
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Chicago
Edith Jamieson
Apoay
South Side
Captive China Reds Tell Food Shortage
Nine crew members of a small Chinese Communist supply ship captured Tuesday near the Min River mouth told Nationalist commandos of severe rationing and a serious food shortage in Red China, according to the defense ministry.
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Taipei Pi
Min River
Red
China
Defense Ministry
Clues scarce in attempted bombing of dormitory
Ames Iowa AP State and city officials pressed a cold trail to find the person who planted a dynamite bomb in Elm Hall dormitory at Tawa State College housing 136 girls. The device with five sticks of dynamite and timing gear was found about 2 20 am Monday. Police disclosed the incident Tuesday as officials sought motive during the night’s close investigation.
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A. Thompson
Iowe Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Ames
Orville Erickson
Sim Hall
Iowa State College
Iowa
Lar Tawa State College
Elm Hall
Arthur San Bernardino
Newspaper Page References List
A catalog line listing sections and pages across the issue including Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio Shipping Table Sports Theater Tides Temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women Your World by page and section. It enumerates where to find content in the edition across pages A-10 to B-11 and B-2 through B-11.
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Vital Statistics
Wilson
Bomb discovery in Ames linked to multiple stores
Police found wiring and a small mousetrap trigger in a bomb box along with a padlock, bought at three Ames stores. Chief Orville Erickson warned this wasn’t a college prank, saying anyone who uses five sticks of dynamite means business and speculated the outcome could have been deadly if Larsos had not acted.
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Ames
Orville Erickson
Larsos
Ike Asks Prayer for Thanksgiving
Washington reports President Eisenhower in his Thanksgiving proclamation calls the nation to prayers of gratitude for abundance and endowments. He thanks the Pilgrims for liberty and justice as cherished inheritance and urges sharing with those less fortunate to alleviate their need.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gas Leak Explosion Injures Woman and Destroys Porch
Gas smell traced to underground line under 1998 Junipero Ave porch caused a blast that shattered windows and started 21 small fires on the front lawn. Jean Mitchell, 73, escaped with minor burns as firefighters investigated a leaking gas line. Neighbors aided her during repair work.
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Jean Mitchell
Junipero Ave
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