Winnie Names Six More to Cabinet
London reports Churchill named six ministers including Harold MacMillan Lord Leathers and Crookshank and Patrick Buchan Hepburn and Selwyn Lloyd. Eden and Beaverbrook press debates emergency budget amid calls to address finance and food in early government moves.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Downing St
Harold MacMillan
Lord Leathers
Harry F. C. Crookshank
House of Commons
James Stuart
Earl of Moray
Scotland
Patrick Buchan- Hepburn
Treasury
Selwyn Lloyd
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
MacMillan
Transport
Crookshank
Britain
National Health Service
Commons
House
Eden
Iran
Francis Shepherd
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sudan
Cairo
Ralph Stevenson
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Daily Mail
From Fear to Freedom Through the Bible and Science and Health
The article urges embracing the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures as a path to freedom from fear. It argues the Bible’s open door promise is made practical through Eddy’s plain logic, guiding daily life toward true liberty.
General Cates Questions Marine Morale At Bases
Honolulu report states Gen Clifton B Cates commandant of the U S Marine Corps doubts morale is widespread at any large Marine base. After touring units in Korea, he said he heard of a Congressional report criticizing morale at three U S bases but has read little of it. He noted many Marines feel it pays to leave homes and businesses to serve in the corps.
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Honolulu
Clifton B Cates
U. S. Marine Corps
Lony
Cates
Korea
Continental
United States
Banker to Be Demo Chief
Indiana Democrat Frank E. McKinney, 47, announced he would accept the Democratic National Committee chairmanship, with outgoing chair William Boyle Jr. and President Truman signaling support. He pledged to resign from the U S Pipeline Co and divest stock, and to avoid government favors for his affiliated interests as national chairman. McKinney rose from bank bookkeeper to state treasurer, raising about 225000 as Democrats won Indiana’s administration. he has four children.
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Indianapolis
Frank E. McKinney
Indiana
William M. Boyle Jr
McKinney
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Washington
U.S. Pipeline Co
Bayle
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Democratic Party
Sacred Heart Young Men's Club
Ownie Bush
McKinney's
Claire Marie
Robert
Frank E
Margaret Kathleen
Man on Divine Command Quarantined for Observation
In Bellingham Washington a man identified as Clair Smith of Los Angeles was held for examination after claiming a divine voice urged him to starve himself. He lived on water and six layers of clothing for four days before his brush‑covered car was found in Mount Baker foothills. He suffered acute malnutrition. Sheriff’s officers said he drove from California after losing his job.
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Bellingham
Wash
Clair Smith
Los Angeles
Hiim
County
Mount Baker
Here
Sheriff's
Claude Carlson
California
Iran Students Besiege Tehran University in Bloody Riot
Five thousand Communist led students clashed with barricaded police outside Tehran University drawing heavy security. They chanted down with imperialists and praised Egypt and other Reds lands while denouncing Anglo American actions in the Middle East and Egypt.
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WEES
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Korea
Malaya
Must Be Mistake He Is In Korea Says Wife
Mrs. Eugene Corder, widow to a Bataan survivor, claims her husband Corporal Eugene Sturant Corder is in Korea by mistake and should return home. She notes his severe wartime wounds, 60 percent disability, and 80 pound condition at liberation, citing letters and requests to surgeon general and Representative Mitchell for a full physical exam.
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Seattle
Eugene Corder
Bataan
Korea
The
Post Intelligence
Corder
Cpl
Eugene Sturant Corder
Army
Hugh B. Mitchell
D.wash
Mitchell
Carder
Drunken Sailor Blamed in Bay Bridge Bus Tragedy
In San Francisco on October 30 a heavily intoxicated Navy sailor, Orville C. Russell Jr., was blamed for a crash that killed seven and injured 22. Laboratory tests showed high alcohol levels as his car struck a concrete abutment on the San Francisco Bay Bridge, sending a block into a passing Greyhound bus.
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San Francisco
Greyhound
Wayne Petty
Oakland Police Department
Navy
Orville C. Russell Jr
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Russell
Robert Sanders
Japan
Argentina reports progress on atomic energy program
Argentina says it has completed bigscale mass at an isolated plant and nears development of an industrial atomic reactor. A communique from Dr Arnold Richter notes installations at Huemel Island Nahuel Huapi Lake will be accessible to scientists soon, with no mention of a blast or detailed technical data.
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Buengs
Juan D. Peron
Richter
Arden Farms Co. President Dies
Beverly Hills obituary notes Samuel H. Berch age 62, founder of Arden Farms Co. and pioneer of cubed ice cream packaging. He led 48 dairy plants across Washington Oregon California and Arizona after immigrating from Russia to Manitoba and then Seattle.
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Samuel H. Berch
Arden Farms Co
Washington
Oregon
California
Arizona
Bereh
Russia
Winnipeg
Man
Seattle
Berch
Council Acts on Zoning Revise Fist Reading
City Council gave first reading to an ordinance reclassifying both sides of Olive Myrtle California Lewis Lemon and Cerritos Aves between north of Market St and south of South St from R-4 to R-2. Bargains Galore, Daily! Press-Telegram Want Ads offer bargains daily.
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Myrtle
California
Lewis, Lemon and Cerritos Aves
Market St
South St
Press-Telegram
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