Red Offer Stirs Hope for Truce in Korea
Red negotiators presented a surprise plan near Panmunjom proposing a buffer zone that moved closer to a solution than ever before. The UN noted two key differences with the Allied plan, and warned of further hurdles including supervision prisoner exchanges and delivery of recommended actions to governments. Kinney labeled it their first and best proposal, while cautioning skepticism over trust and continued tough questions.
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Democrats' New Chairman Wishes to Serve Gratis
Frank E. McKinney, chosen as the next Democratic national chairman, says he will serve without pay while retiring Chairman Boyle earns $35,000 annually. Indiana's McKinney plans a formal election ratification and vows no one at national headquarters will seek fees or favors. He also proposes suspending further committee outlay until a new executive committee reviews the budget.
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Ort
Frank E. McKinney
William ©. Boyle Jr
Frank McHale
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McKinney
National Committee
Indianaapolis
Truman
McHinney
Boyle
McHale
Democratic National
Truman Signs Major Foreign Aid Measure
President Truman today signed a large foreign aid appropriations bill totaling over 7.3 billion dollars to strengthen economic and military support to allied countries. The measure includes 826.7 million for defense and 700 thousand for military aid to Spain, with Vinson discretionary amounts cited.
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Truman
Stice Vinson -Owlden
Spain
Marion Davies Weds Marine Captain Horace G Brown in Surprise Las Vegas Ceremony
Marion Davies, longtime Hearst associate, married Marine Captain Horace G Brown in a quiet El Rancho Vegas chapel ceremony officiated by Justice of the Peace James Down. The couple, who flew in from Los Angeles, celebrated with a champagne breakfast at the hotel. Brown, age 46, has two sons from a previous marriage. Davies is listed as 45.
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Merchant Marine
Horace G. Brown
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Lawrence Tibett
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James Stuart
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World Almanac
Virginia Powell
Grace Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
Kendal
Russell
San Fernando
Hearst Corporation
New York
Weather forecast fragment with cloudy to sunny shift
Forecast notes clouds tonight and tomorrow morning then sunny and slightly warmer tomorrow afternoon. Light variable winds tonight and tomorrow morning, shifting to southwest later tomorrow. Timings unclear but includes a late morning time stamp.
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Beach Gees and Pages in 19th Century Comics
Fragmentary OCR hints at a navigation of pages and comics, with references to Beach and Peges. The readable bits suggest a catalog or guide to locating sections or items, though concrete names, dates, or events remain unclear in the fragment.
Lion loose after circus truck crash in Arkansas
MT IDA Ark Oct 41 AP Five or six wild circus animals fled a wrecked truck near Mt Ida. Mrs Wilbur Tidwell says two tigers two polar bears and a black bear escaped. In Mena Ark a lion from the same show killed a nine year old girl last night. Funeral home director cites Campa Bros official reporting the fugitives include the lion two leopards and three bears. Police and Hot Springs officials organize search. The Mt Ida show path lies northwest of Mt Ida. The Mena death involved a cage door left unlocked.
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Mena Funeral
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Tidwell
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Little Rock
C-47 Crash Near Riverside Kills Six Servicemen
An Air Force C47 from Truax Field Madison Wisconsin crashed on Box Springs Mountain killing six servicemen. Flames shot into the sky spotted by a forest lookout. Plane departed Amarillo Texas yesterday bound for Norton Air Force Base California. Recovery delayed by fog and rough terrain. Ids withheld pending relatives notification.
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Red Shore Guns Batter U.S. Ship
Red shore batteries at Wonsan Harbor Korea pounded a U.S. ship with multiple hits. The attack was reported on October 29 with the note that the quayed vessel was under fire from shore batteries and artillery.
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Wonsan
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Korea
Taft Hartley Law Sued by NLRB in Dock Dispute
New York October report states federal labor officials probe to see if rebel AFL longshoremen violated the Taft Hartley Act after a wildcat strike reaches day 17 at the New York harbor. NLRB acts following a complaint from the New York Shipping Association as 118 ships idle and East and Gulf Coast AFL members face disruption.
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UPI
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Gulf Coast
Truman cancels two press conferences amid royal visit
President Truman canceled two scheduled news conferences to avoid crowding on the eve of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s visit. Presidential Secretary Josef Short cited a crowded schedule tomorrow due to the royal party, with the president planning to depart next Thursday for a stay in Key West.
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Truman and Family Welcome Elizabeth to Washington
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Washington for a 45 hour visit, greeted by President Truman, Mrs. Truman, and family. The welcome featured a Di gun salute and a review by the armed services, with a reception for 900 news correspondents at the Statler Hotel and a presidential dinner for about 20 guests at Blair House.
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Blair House
Statler Hotel
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Narrow Escape for Princess Beth at Montreal Hospital
A chunk of concrete crashed onto a hospital veranda near Princess Elizabeth as she and the Duke of Edinburgh visited Queen Mary's veterans hospital in Montreal. The princess had moved away about a minute earlier, and the debris fell from a parapet during the royal tour en route to Washington.
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Elizabeth
Duke
Edinburgh
Queen Mary’s Veterans Hospital
Washington
Gore sees atomic test may trigger Korea use
Washington the congressman Albert Gore warned after witnessing a Nevada atomic test that atomic weapons could be used in Korea if cease-fire talks fail. He cited the test as proof of the bomb's precision and power and said the decision rests with the military and the President. Continued on page A4.
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Albert Gore
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Nevada
Korea
Gore
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Atomic Energy Commission
Deliv
Officer Shoots Drunk Man in San Bernardino
In San Bernardino on Oct 31, officer Randall M. Taylor confronted 30 year old Rialto carpenter De Cotteau after signaling him to curb for questioning for suspected drunk driving. De Cotteau allegedly struck the officer and tried to wrest the gun, Taylor said, and the carpenter was fatally shot six times. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Charlie Lien de Cotteau
Rialto
Randall M. Taylor
de Cotteau
Taylor
Edward P. Doyle
D Cotteau
Mine Blast Traps 12 Workers. 3 Bodies Recovered
An October 31 explosion at Truax Traer Coal trapped 12 miners. Three bodies were recovered. the fate of the remaining nine was listed as doubtful. A print crowd gathered as officials issued casualty updates and prepared rescue efforts.
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