Gus the Pig Wants Circus or Smokehouse in Arlington
A 275 pound Poland China pig named Gus lives with the Bachtell family in Arlington. Gus is housebroken and sociable, recognizing his name and the Bachtell jeep. As he nears bacon size, the family weighs options preferring a circus life over slaughter.
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Pis
True
Porker
Gus
Pete Bachtell
Arlington
Iowa
Lare
A.P. Wirephote
Towa
Pete Bier
Bachtél
Bachtella
Bachtell
Bachtells
McGrath Studying President's Powers
United Press reports President Truman may seize coal mines and steel mills as labor strikes disrupt production. Nash Motors will idle Detroit plants, Kenosha operations, with Ford cutting about 100000 workers. Trainmen warn 50000 of 225000 members may quit, while Kentucky coal miners face hunger and destitution amid rising unemployment claims.
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United Press
New York
Cyrus S. Ching
U. S. Steel
Washington
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
W. P. Kennedy
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Thomas A. Lewis
Kentucky State Agriculture Department
Kentucky
Labor Department
State Dept Plans Steps to Free Aid
The State Department says it may take further steps against Czechoslovakia over the arrest of embassy clerk Samuel Meryn in Prague on spy charges. The Czech government called two American diplomats spies and expelled Isaac Patch, with John G Heyn also denounced as an attaché.
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Washington
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Samuel Meryn
Meryn
Isaac Patch
John G. Heyn
Coun
Aly Khan's Airplane in Forced Landing
Prince Aly Khan narrowly escaped severe injury when one engine failed shortly after takeoff from Croydon Airdrome heading to Paris. The two motor plane spluttered but returned to land safely with his personal pilot aboard.
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Aly Khan
London
Rita Hayworth
Paris
Croydon
Owe Pyare
Hungarian Official Resigns as Justice Minister
Prague dispatch reports from Budapest that Forevar as aistar traniser of justicn Dr Gyugly Hadj resigned without comment. No reason was given for the departure.
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Prague
Prena
Refrom
Budapest
Forevar
Aistar Traniser
Justicn
Gyugly Hadj
City Council mulls rent decentral decision
City council discusses rent decentralization as advisement on Page A-3. In other news, a head-on crash near Two Long Beach kills one, listed on Page OFF THE TELETYPE. An oil executive withdraws a $50 million college endowment offer on Page A-7. Postal pay bill signed on Page B-5. Britain and the United States may coordinate on Red China recognition on Page 5-5.
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Britain
U.S
Fragmented Classifieds Page Mentions On A-4 A-6
The text lists sections and page references such as A-4 B-4 to B-6 A-6 and A-7. It notes categories like Classified ads Comics Sports and tide temperatures across pages, indicating a mixed content page with navigational cues rather than a cohesive item.
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Cea Oda
Boy Rescued After 14 Foot Fall From Austin Well
A three year old, Bobby Gow, was saved from an eight inch irrigation well in his Austin area yard after three hours of entrapment. Firemen and helpers dug a wide shaft and cut through the casing as spectators prayed. Bobby emerged with only a slight skin abrasion and was reported in excellent condition at Brackenridge General Hospital.
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Austin
Texas
Bobby Gow
Brackenridge General Hospital
Kathy Fiscus
San Matino
Calif
Tes
Bobby
Jimmy
Peggy
Gow
Yeacuers
Alinell
James
Marshall Miller
Bobby Gew
Jeanette Bertram
Aise
Associated Press
Woman Beaten Left to Burn in Brooklyn Tenement
A 46 year old woman, Mrs Martha Ekpsom of Brooklyn, was dragged by two men into a brick tenement basement, beaten, and the building set ablaze. Firemen rescued her as floors collapsed. she was hospitalized with minor head injuries and shock. Police seek two suspects, about 30 and 60.
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New York
Martha Ekpsom
Brooklyn
Mra. Ekpsom
CARE Relief Group Ordered Out Of Poland By December
Warsaw report says CARE, the U S relief agency, must depart Poland by December 1 as the government in Warsaw closes its doors to western aid. The action comes amid regional tensions and historical shifts within the Russian sphere.
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Warsaw
Poland
CARE
U. S
Truman impounds Air Force funds amid peacetime bill
President Truman signed the largest peacetime military appropriation yet impounding 625 million dollars. The action aims to build the Air Force to 58 groups while funding 15.6 billion for Army Navy Air Force Marines and related offices. He warned against an oversized Air Force undermining a balanced security plan and ordered defense secretary to reserve the approved increases.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Secretary of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Security Council
National Resources Board
Office For Secretary of Defense
Back-In Bog Tow Firm Faces Unpaid Bill Case
In Pennsylvania an automobile owner refused to pay a towing bill after his car sank in a swamp. The tow company returned the vehicle to the scene and pushed it back into the swamp, prompting a dispute over liability for the roadside recovery.
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Paul
Murray targets communists as CIO vows union purge
Cleveland dispatch says Philip Murray will tell the CIO convention that the Communist party operates a program to capture the labor movement through left wing unions. He plans to announce actions to oust such affiliates and maintain policy on foreign and domestic issues. Negotiations over a new wage increase for United Steelworkers are reported deadlocked amid strike action.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Philip Murray
Murray
C. O
American Communist Party
C.I. 0
Communist Party
Ags
United Steelworkers
C S
C. S
Newborn Tip Found Alive in San Pedro Trash Can
A 43 hour old infant girl, apparently abandoned by her mother, was found alive in a San Pedro housing project trash can. Rushed to San Pedro Receiving Hospital, she received oxygen and treatment before transfer to Harbor General Hospital for observation. Police report the baby is a Negro child and the discovery was triggered by a neighbor who heard labored breathing.
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San Pedro
Helen Leeds
San Pedro Hospital
Harbor Gen Hospital
Hoodlums Use Ruse to Enter and Rob 75 Dollars
Two youths used a ruse to gain entry at 24 Esperanza Ave and robbed 75 silver dollars from 69-year-old Ella C. Coleman after claiming to be sent by her son Kenneth. They fled as a niece pursued, jumping into a waiting black Packard with three companions. The incident occurred shortly after 8:30 AM.
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Esperanza Ave
Ella C. Coleman
Wreckage Found On Peak After Brush Fire Near Angeles National Forest
Atop Saugu a mountain in Haskell Canyon the wreck of a small light plane was found amid a brush fire in the Angeles National Forest. The missing Hollywood man L. M. Chappell, 22, and his co pilot were aboard. Firefighters battled the blaze with more than 400 on a two and a half mile front. No houses or cabins were in the area, nearest farms four miles south.
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U. S. Forest Service
William Bolt
San Fernando Valley
Admiral Berkey Arrives for Pacific Goodwill Visit
Vice Admiral Berkey and Seventh Fleet unit arrived in San Francisco on October 29 for a good will voyage. The Steel Executive reported on the cruiser St. Paul and other ships en route to Korea. A tow by another vessel assisted near Amok Inlet as Berkey planned further assistance offshore.
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RS. Aericsy
San Francisco
Indian
S. S. Steel Executive
St. Paul
Korea
Thedeastro
Fechteler
Guang
Amok J. 1
Ask Berkey
Ing
Yugoslavs Report All-night Barrage by Hungary Troops
Belgrade reported that Hungarian troops and frontier guards fired all night along the Yugoslav border but did not cross it. Yugoslav forces remained in position with no casualties, in a serious Cold War flare up near Heighporkoed, Count Mihogjack region, about 160 miles northwest of Igrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ministry of Interior
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Count Mihogjack
Igrade
China Reds Arrest U S Consul and Staff
The State Department said Chinese Communist police in Mukden arrested U S Consul General Angus Ward and four staff members on charges of beating a Chinese worker. Also detained were two American clerks and two European employees of the consulate.
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Isnmer
State Department
Minkshelr
U. S
Angus Ward
Ward
O. Edmund Clubb
Peiping
Lof Ward
China
Mukden
Taat
Chi Yu-heng
Chi
Mount Hood Climber Plunges 1500 Feet Near Summit
A Mount Hood climber fell 1500 feet on an icy chute while a party of three Portland climbers near the summit ridge of the 11345 foot peak reported the accident at Timberline Lodge. Don Welk reportedly lost footing as Bob Buacho and Alice Welk observed from within 300 feet. The victim’s condition was described as possibly dead.
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Portland
Ore
Mount Hood
Don Welk
Er Bob Buacho
Alice Welk
Als Pies Misa
Autonomy Nears for East Indians
The Hague report signals draft constitution progress toward autonomy for East Indian territories. Dutch and former island colonies may reach a wartime style settlement, easing colonial governance and signaling potential self rule.
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Hague
Netherlands
Guina
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Hungary
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