Clipper With 18 Vanishes During Storm
An Alaska bound Pan American clipper with 18 aboard vanished in a storm near Ketchikan after leaving Annette Island airport. Gusts to 63 mph hindered search crews, as Alaska and Greek crash reports add to weekend air disasters with numerous Americans aboard and a Seattle based Youth for Christ leader among the passengers.
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Anaciasey Press
Alanka
Pan American World Airways
Ketchikan
Athens
Greece
Pan Americ Wean Alaska Transport
Annette
Annette Field
St. Etienne
France
Istanbul
Scence
Stockholm
Kenneth John Douglas
Bir
Warner
Misa Rush
Kerchikan
Annette Island
Seattle
Alaska
Ralph Savor
A. N. Stensen
Juneau
Sdaska
Pan American
Monson
Cheyenne
Wye
Ely
Mint
Manila Reports Sharp Earthquake
A strong quake hit Manila for about 40 seconds today with no casualties or damage reported. The Philippines Weather Bureau timed the tremor at 2 20 p m and said its direction was northeast to southwest, but it could not locate the epicenter due to lacking a seismograph.
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Manila
Philippines Weather Bureau
Noezi Camp Murderer Sentenced to Hang
Convicted of taking part in a three day murder orgy at the Gusen Concentration Camp. Former U S Corporal Wladislaus Doper a was sentenced by a U S court to be hanged. Witnesses say among the victims were 900 Polish priests.
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Vamau, Gaermnany
Gusen
U. S
Wladislaus Dopera
U.S
Wey
Warsaw Probing Flight of Peasant Party Chieftain
Warsaw officials investigate how Stanislaw Mikolajczyk the Polish Peasant party leader escaped Poland with his secretary and three aides and their wives. Spokesmen cite possible frontier guard negligence and possible foreign help while noting his son is at Cambridge University. The case centers on illegal border crossing and possible exile plans.
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Warsaw
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Mikolajecyk
Mikolajezky
Mikelajczyk
Aids
Ilegally
Mikolajczyk
Poznan
Britain
United States
Starsaw
Weather by Order Seen
Chicago observer says future Weather Bureau may shift from forecast to weather control. He predicts the bureau could end droughts, alter climates, produce rain and snow on order and even clear airport fogs with rainfall supplies for farms, though this is a distant prospect.
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Chicago
U. S. Weather Bureau
F. W. Reich Alderfey
University of Chicago Roundtable
Weather Bureau
California
Farm
World Chaos Threat Seen in Shortages
An international emergency food council report warns that twin problems of food and dollar shortages abroad could trigger world economic chaos. It notes crop year output below prewar levels, with per capita food supplies 2 to 3 percent lower this year and nearly 10 percent below prewar production.
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Ovida
Martin Washington
International Emergency Food Council
D. A. Fitzgerald
Emergency Council
United States
Argentina
Europe
Asia
Fitzgerald
Council
Man slain after 60 mile an hour city chase
Salty Lake City police say Wayne Cummings 22 was shot and killed by officers early today following a 60 mile an hour chase through city streets. The stolen car was taken from a downtown parking lot. Chief Crowther identified the deceased.
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Salty Lake
Two Men Killed in Valley Crash
Two Palm Springs men died when their car skidded and overturned on the 29 Palms Highway near Yucca Valley yesterday. Jerry Payne 21 and Robert Orton 23 were fatally injured, Milton Knapp 23 was badly hurt.
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San Bannardino
Palm Springs
Palms Hwy
Yucca Valley
Jerry Payne
Robert Orton
Milton Knapp
Writer Clyde Limbaugh Freed as Material Witness
Clyde Limbaugh former nightclub singer and writer was released from custody today after being held as a material witness in the slaying of his wife in Birmingham Alabama Coroner Joe L Hildebrand announced Limbaugh's release and said no suspects were being held.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ip Clyde - Limbaugh
Joe L. Hildebrand
Limbaugh
Costly Error as $7000 Stolen from Home in Mount Penn
In Reading Pennsylvania on October 27, contractor Louis Bernhart hid seven thousand dollars in ten dollar bills inside pots and pans under a kitchen sink. The couple locked the front door and left, only to find the back door unlocked and the money missing upon return.
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Reading
Louis Bernhart
Mount Penn
Halloween idea: community to sponsor costume parade
Ardmore Pennsylvania businessmen announced a Halloween costume parade with prizes to prevent vandalism from past years. The plan, led by a local secretary and fathers, aims for fun without damage and invites all residents to participate.
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Ardmore
Father seeks home for family in Rochester ad plea
An exhausted father, Dick Byers, of Rochester, distributing leaflets with his baby’s photo to find housing. The note signed by Jeffrey O. Byers appeals for an apartment or flat suitable for a veteran father, a mother, and the infant, reflecting a personal ad in a local paper.
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Rochester
Jeffrey
Byers
Dick Byers
Youth Regained Exuberance Costs Life of Cyclist
Fifty year old Joseph Currieri of San Francisco borrowed a bicycle during a Sunday visit here, rode it a few minutes and dismounted, remarking I feel like a young boy near.
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San Mateo
Joseph Currieri
San Francisco
Bride's Father Dies Moments After Wedding Farewell
In Philadelphia on October 27 Hyman Schectman aged 65 father of the bride collapsed while saying goodbye to guests after the reception. He died of a heart attack on arrival at a hospital as the couple prepared to depart on their honeymoon.
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Philadelphia
Hyman Schectman
Driver Given One Year Probation After DUI Conviction
Everett M. Todd, 45, unemployed, was placed on one year probation by Municipal Judge Martin DeVries after a traffic collision on Pacific Coast Highway and a prior drunken driving conviction on October 24. He must serve five days in jail, pay a $150 fine, restitution of $260, and drive no motor vehicle during the probation period unless covered by Nobility insurance.
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Everett M. Todd
Pacific Coast Hwy
Martin de ‘Vries
de Vries
Todd
Nobility Insurance
United States and Russia Back a Propaganda Ban
A United Nations vote adopted a joint resolution condemning propaganda likely to provoke threats to peace. The U S and Russia supported a compromise, with the Dominican Republic abstaining and Russia withdrawing charges to avoid defeat.
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Assembly
Russia
United States
Greece
Turkey
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Woman's Bruised Body Discovered Near Macomb
The bruised partly clad body of Mary Armstrong an 88 year old waitress was found by a lake four miles south of Tennessee Illinois. An autopsy failed to establish a cause of death and sheriff Earl Barclay said injuries were not sufficient to cause death.
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Macomb
Ill
Mary Armstrong
Tennessee
Bobby Socka
Earl “Barclay
Parley Opens Study of Aid and Price Curbs
White House convenes a broad advisory group as leaders from business professional and labor circles begin a public talks session on domestic and international economic issues. The discussions aim to flesh out Truman’s plea for immediate aid and methods to curb rising prices with policy outlines from top officials and advisers.
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White House
Baca Mountainer de
Jenace Genuns
Earsiuenuuat
Truman
Ross
Marshall
United, States
John Teelman
Press: A 'S
Charles Mortimer
The
Advertising Council
Charles E. Bohien
State Department
Agriculture
Anderson
John :J. McCloy
International Bank
Lovett
Willard ‘Thorp
Commerce
Harriman, Ross
Two Women Reported Found in Los Alamos Search
Los Alamos officials said a short wave radio car dispatched from Los Alamos informed that two women, Francis B Krauss and Manet Hatrick, missing since Saturday, were found. The two project secretaries linked to the Atomic Exergy Security Project were involved in the search near the 13 275 foot area, as authorities coordinated with local residents Manuel Martinez of Truchas and others.
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Santa‘fe
Nu M
Oet
Ios
Alamos Atomic Exergy Security’ Project
Ceri Sinters
Francis B. ‘Krauss
Baltimore
Manet
Hatrick
Manuel’ Martinez
Truchas
Los
Alamos
Los ‘Alamos
Maine Forest Fires Tame but Toll Mounts
In Maine and New England wildfires caused extensive damage with 15 deaths attributed to scattered fires across states. Red Cross reports 51 permanent homes destroyed 297 cottages and 76 damaged homes with 58 barns leveled as firefighters fought winds along the New Hampshire border. Authorities link several blazes to arson and detentions occurred, though charges were later dropped.
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Portland
New England
Red Cross
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
New . Hampshire
Joseph's
A. “Flynn
Sion
States School For Boys
Wiscasset
Bath
Industry to decide what goes into motion pictures
Eric Johnston told Congress the motion picture industry will continue to insist on deciding what content is shown. He opposed government dictates and rejected any direct or coerced control by authorities. A tense hearing followed as writer John Howard Lawson refused to answer questions about Communist ties, risking contempt charges.
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Washington
Eric’ Johnston
Congress
Johnston
Motion Picture: Association of Americs
House
Paul V. ‘McNutt
Atney Fct
Ithe’ Association
Rnee
Johyaton
Withers
John Howard Lawnson
Lawson
U. S
Ian “Lawson
Thomas
RN. J
Louis J. Russell
Communist Party
Russell
John Howard Lawson
A.mele Writen
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Mora
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Associated Press
O-U. N
Geneva
San’ Francisco
Samuel Hallford
Francine Lamott
Art Crum
Parley
Eric Johnston
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