Outer Island Port Accord Break Opens Hawaii Dock Work
Honolulu reports a peace opening on Hawaii waterfronts as longshoremen expected to return to work by Sunday or Monday. An eight cent rate boost for day hana workers and fourteen cents for warehousemen was agreed on Kauai and Maui ports with retroactive pay from March 1 to June 29. Mahukana in Hawaii Island remains unsettled for Hohala Sugar Co. workers.
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Hawaii
C. L
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
LLW. U
Ahukia
Port Allen
Kauai Island
Kahului
Maui Island
Hana
Mahukana
Mahukona
Invasion Tale Hit by Yugoslavia
Belgrade, Oct 32. The Yugoslav government dismissed a German press report that heavily armed Cominform partisans from Formania had invaded Yugoslavia and seized two villages, calling it ridiculous and fabrication. officials and sources said the claim was nonsense and Tito noted Yugoslavia would seek UN action if attacked.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Formmania
Marshal Tito
United Nations
Pope Probes U.S. Immigration Liberalism for Congressmen
Pope Pius XI asked American lawmakers touring Europe to consider if United States immigration policy is as liberal as possible given resources and needs. He urged review of relief work with international bodies and cited Biblical guidance. Listed congressmen included Blatnik Bonner Donohue Tauriello Harvey Garmatz Hays Mack Jr.
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Astel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius XI
United States
a.House Committee
Europe
U. S
United Nations
Mer
Piffy
John Blatnik
D.minn
Herbert C. Bonner
D-N. C
Harold D. Donohue
D.mass
Anthony Tauriello
DN. C
Ralph Harvey
B.ind
Edward A. Garmatz
D.md
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Peter F. Mack Jr
D-l
Lawgivers Warn Against Navy Purge amid unification debate
Washington October 22 AP two House members Rep Short and Rep Sasseer warned against military purges following hearings on unification. They urged Johnson to avoid reprisals or eliminating dissent while stressing unity and teamwork in the armed services. Sullivan denied resignations tied to unification.
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Vap Asengton
House
Short
R.-Mo
Sasseer
D.-Md
Tary
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Johnson
Lasseer
Armed Services
Gold Nuggets Reported Found Near Yukon River
In Fairbanks Alaska on October 22 reports say pea sized nuggets were found by Clifton Carrol a fisherman along the Yukon River near the original strike. Rev Edward Badten Gilbert Lord and Jim Magoffin corroborate a strike extending two miles each side with gold panned from the shore sent for assay as good gold.
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Clifton Carrol
Yukon River
Gilbert Lord
Jim Magoffin
Edward Badten
Assembly of “God Church
Badten
Yukon
Craig Reynolds dies and runaway boy perishes in blaze
Actor Craig Reynolds is reported dead after a page fire that also claims a runaway boy. The clippings note the incident appears on the A pages with further listings across the newspaper.
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Craig Reynolds
Page Aamtorg
Mindszenty Case Referred to World Court by U N
United Nations General Assembly voted 47 to 5 with seven abstentions to send the Mindszenty church trials dispute to the International Court of Justice. The resolution, led by the United States Canada and Bolivia, asks the court to decide if a dispute exists between Russia and its Balkan allies on one side and Britain and the United States on the other.
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Flushing
United Nations General Assembly
International Court of Justice
Western
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
United States
Canada
Bolivia
International Court
Britain
General Assembly
Assembly
Balkans
Bette Davis Files Divorce Suit in Santa Ana Court
Actress Bette Davis filed for divorce from William Grant Sherry in Santa Ana Superior Court citing extreme cruelty and fear for her safety. She seeks custody of their daughter Barbara Davis Sherry and a restraining order, with a hearing set for the next day.
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Santa .Ana
Bette
Davis
William Grant Sherry
Ocean Front
Ocean Way
Laguna Beach
Sherry
Miss Davis
Barbara Davis
Riverside
Robert Gardner
Gardner
Red Police Arrest Czech Priests in Raids
Prague reports that Communist directed police raids over the past two weeks led to the arrest of dozens of Roman Catholic priests and caused unrest in several Czechoslovak communities as church sources confirmed.
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Prague
Lake Gale Moves East Amid Temp Drops Across Great Lakes
A rapid Eastward moving lake effect system swept the Great Lakes region with rain and wind. West winds peaked at 63 mph in Gladwin Michigan and temperatures plunged behind the front, with subfreezing readings in the northern plains and Rockies while the Atlantic and Gulf coasts stayed mild. Snow mixed with rain fell in the Lake Superior area.
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Gladwin
Mich
Duiieis
Rockies
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Otto
N. M
Eagle
Colo
Garden City
Kans
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Lake Superior
Three Berkeley Slaying Victims Found by Police
Berkeley, Oct. 22. Police found three family members dead in a single home. Mamie McKenzie, 73, Irene O Neill, 65, and Eugene J. O Neill, 62, lay slain with blunt force and a revolver wound. Inspector Parker said initial findings point to O Neill killing his sisters before taking his own life, but a fourth assailant could not be ruled out. Evidence included a hammer, flashlight, and misfired cartridge nearby.
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Berkeley
Mamie McKenzie
Irene O'Neil
Eugene J. O'Neil
E. F. Parker
O'Neil
Desperadoes' Cash Halted by Watchman
Five Arizona desperadoes broke from a midtown jail early today and two were killed after a blast of gunfire in the courthouse. Night watchman Tom Stowe fired from a ground-floor record room as deputies crowded the stairways, while a fifth fugitive, Jack L. Tatum, 26, escaped through a courtroom window.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tom Stowe
Jack L. Tatum
John Bridgeslof
Dinzer McDonald
Associated Press
Rescuers Climb to Two Plane Wrecks Near Williams AFB
At Williams Air Force Base Arizona on October 22 rescue parties trudged up a 2 000 foot mountain toward two airplane wrecks spotted four days earlier. A civilian pilot reported signs of life around the President Truman party on a weekend cruise near Washington and noted the wrecks were near the Potomac and in rugged ranges of Superior Arizona with recovery continuing.
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Ariz
Elderly Englishwoman claims Captain Kidd maps and treasure
In Eastbourne an elder widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Dick, asserts she possesses two authentic Captain Kidd treasure maps from her late employer Hubert Palmer. She intends to seek the pirate’s gold, saying the hoard lies near the China Sea and may be found around the Caribbean if pursued by Americans.
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Astbourne
Eng
Eastbourne
Captain Kidd
Elizabeth Dick
Hubert Palmer
Palmer
Riot in Downtown Cafe Ends With Eight Jailed
Police quell a cafe melee after officers entered on routine patrol. Eight people were jailed on rioting charges, including Patricia Ann Marriott and Gayle E McCune. One man injured, treated at Seaside Hospital. bail set at 500 dollars for all. A jury trial was scheduled for Nov 29.
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Hart Pj
Patricia Ann Marriott
Gayle E.mccune
Josephm
Donald
Blasdel
Joe W. Romob
Robert W. Bristol
Donald T. Cummings
Paul
Giddings
Seaside Hospital
Sear
Charles D. Wallace
Wallace
Lgc
Johnson
A. Stewart
McCune
Truckman Rescues Motorist From Blazing Auto
An unidentified truck driver saved George E. Davis from a wrecked burning car after it struck a power pole on Sepulveda Boulevard near Avalon. Davis, 30, was taken to Harbor General Hospital with fractures to a hand and foot as firefighters extinguished the blaze aided by automatic breakers preventing electrocution.
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Avalon Village
George E. Davis
Anaheim St
Wilemington
Sepulveda Blvd
Avalon Blvd
Harbor General Hospital
Davis
Workers Strike for Yale Bonus Hazleton Pa
About 1500 DuPlan Corp workers in Hazleton protest a missing Christmas bonus after C I O Textile Workers Union learns the company will not pay. Company spokesmen cite weaker earnings this year and note a 2 percent bonus was paid last year amid better profits.
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Hazleton
Duplan Corp
Azleton
C. I. O. Textile Workers Union
Czechs Expel Yugoslav Embassy Staff in Prague
Prague radio announced the Czechoslovak government expelled 11 Yugoslav embassy staff as a reprisal for the expulsion of Czechoslovak embassy workers from Belgrade. The move follows ongoing tensions between the two states and affects diplomatic personnel already present in Prague.
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Prague
Vet
Offi
Belgrade
Note Said So Mrs Smiths Home Burglary reported Batavia Ohio
Police said Mrs Barbara Smith left a note directing her son to find the key then returned to a ransacked home with $1706 in cash and jewels missing. Police Chief Edward Colonel said the burglary might have been carried out by an outside group.
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Batavia
Ohio
Barbara Smith
Edward Colonel
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