Floods Ravage Southern States After Week of Rain
Week long rains cause floods across Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Tennessee with at least three dead and two missing. Hundreds evacuated as flood waters reach new high marks along the Chattahoochee River at Columbus Georgia and nearby sections. Authorities fear further danger as rivers spill their banks and millions in damage are reported.
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International News Service
Alabama
Georgia
Weath
Mississippi
Tennessee
Chattahoochee
Columbus
Georgia City
Deer hunting sets county record as snow arrives
A Pa Newe report notes up to noon seven deer were shot in Lawrence county on opening morning, an all time county record. Light snow touched New Castle and nearby areas with four inches around Dixie Inn and Portersville, not closing highways. Hunters from New Castle headed to mountain regions while bricklayers advance on the Jefferson Grant city building.
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Lawrence County
New Castile
State Highway Department
Dixie Inn
Portersville
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary
Report of 24 hour U S weather metrics ending 9 am today with max 45 and min 33, precip 0.39 inches, river stage 8.1 feet. Previous 24 hours ending Sunday 9 am shows max 52, min 29, precip 0.35 inches, river stage 8.3 feet.
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United States
Senior High Celebrates Winning Championship
The Senior High marked a victory rally for the Red Hurricane football team with 800 students in the auditorium. Speakers included Head Coach P H Bridenbaugh and Principal Clare Book as the school honored a great season and the players reflected on their lasting impact.
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Red Hurricane
Bob Reiber
P. H. Bridenbaugh
George Thomas
Robert Mills
Clare Book
Goal Post
Pitt Stadium
New Castle
First Methodist Fund Exceeds Twenty One Thousand Dollars
Spirit of Thanksgiving at First Methodist church raised over 21 000 dollars for building rehabilitation. The church board had earlier voted to fund a twenty thousand dollar repairs campaign to mobilize the congregation.
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First Methodist Church
Snowplows Rally Statewide After Night Snowfall
The State Highways Department reports snowplowing and cindering required across Pennsylvania after last night’s snow. Temperatures ranged 28 to 36 degrees, with ongoing snowfall in the north central region and depths up to four inches in Centre and Clearfield counties.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Centre
Clearfield
New Health Insurance Plan Before Truman
Federal Security Administrator Ewing will present a broad national health insurance and expanded social security and education aid plan to President Truman for his state of the union. The package, costing more than one billion dollars in year one, includes Education aid 300 million, health insurance 15 million, and increased aid to the aged and needy.
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I. N.S
Washington
Truman
Federal Security
Ewing
Congress
FSA
Leo Wolfe Bags 170-Pound Seven-Point Deer Near Harlansburg
Leo Wolfe of 708 County Line Street shot a 170 pound seven point buck at 8 30 this morning on the Charley Turner farm near Harlansburg in Lawrence county. He was alone when the deer was killed and returned to work afterward.
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Lawrence County
Leo Wolfe
County Line Street
Charley Turner
Harlansburg
Wolfe
Kane deer season opens with two bucks shot in Kane area
Mild weather and a light two inch snow aided hunters in Kane Pennsylvania. Two bucks were killed within the first 20 minutes of the season and fresh buck sightings followed as motorists displayed their prizes in town.
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Kane
Plaingrove Woman Bags Deer in Back Yard Morning
Mrs Joseph Shoaff of Plaingrove shot a five point, 130 pound buck in her back yard at about 830 this morning after leaving home with a rifle. The deer and a doe were reportedly feeding near the house for days, and this marks her third buck with several does previously taken.
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Joseph Shoaff
Plaingrove
Doomed Japs May Be Hanged Before Dawn
In Tokyo a death watch on Sugamo prison sparks speculation that seven top warmakers may be executed before dawn. Buddhist priest Nobukatsu Hanayama, to conduct rites, remained inside overnight, fueling theories of early hangings despite uncertainties.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sugamo
Nobukatsu Hanayama
Edenburg Man Bags First County Deer At 7 20 A M
Bill Salzman of Edenburg shot the first Lawrence county deer of the season at 7 20 a m on Sky Hill two miles from Edenburg. The seven point buck weighed 160 pounds and Salzman was alone when he fired. Last year saw a record deer harvest in the county with many shots near home.
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Lawrence County
Bill Salzman
Edenburg
Sky Hill
Salzman
Chinese Reds Close Pincers on Nationalist Forces Near Suchow
Soviet era dispatch reports Communist forces forming a defensive pincers around Suchow as Nationalist troops south of the city retreat under orders. About 200,000 Nationalist troops are said to be beleaguered and a further 250,000 near Suchow may withdraw to a new line, though officers doubt obedience to central orders.
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Nanking
Suchow
Huch
Defense Ministry
Two Deer Killed At Nashua Bridge
Andrew Ratvasky of R D 3 and Paul Brahe of R D 1 Edenburg hunted a Lawrence county trip and killed two deer at 11 30 am at Nashua bridge. Ratvasky felled a 170 pound nine point buck and Brahe followed with a 190 pound eight point buck. They say they harvest a deer about every other year at the same spot.
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Andrew Ratvasky
Paul Brahe
Edenburg
Lawrence County
Nashua Bridge
Ratvasky
Brahe
New Castle Wins WPIAL Title Over Monongahela 43 14
New Castle fans filled Pitt Stadium as the Red and Black rolled to a 43 to 14 victory over Monongahela to claim the WPIAL championship. About six thousand New Castle supporters attended under sunny skies after Friday rain. Ralph Paolone powered the offense while Earl Sallie anchored defense as Monongahela struggled to keep pace.
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Pittsburgh
Oakland
New Castle
Monongahela
Ralph Paolone
Earl Sallie
New Castle News
NeCall
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Barbara Homan
Peggy Floyd
Barbara Marquis
Allene Morrow
Mary Lou Rocks
Mary Lou Sarbo
Nancy Johnston
Phyllis McKenzie
New Castle High School
Snow Flurries Reach New York City
Snow flurries touched New York City this morning following an all night cold rain signaling the arrival of winter season. The brief wintry spell arrives as residents adjust to changing weather conditions.
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New York
New York City
Du Bois Sees Massive Deer Hunting Caravans Begin
Du Bois Pennsylvania reports bumper caravans of autos jeeps and trucks entering town as deer hunting season opens at 7 am. State officials estimate over half a million hunters may take to the fields today with traffic through Du Bois reaching 600 vehicles per hour.
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DU Bois
Mother And Six Children Die In Detroit Fire
Detroit officers investigate a flash fire that killed a mother Elizabeth Jenkins 42 and six children Marlene 9 Peggy 7 Robert Lee 3 Matthen 2 Beverly Ann 14 months Neenya 2 months. Father Jesse Jenkins 48 and Constance 13 were injured after jumping from a second story window. Eight-year-old Jesse Jr. survived with relatives.
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Detroit
INS
Elizabeth Jenkins
Marlene
Peggy
Robert Lee
Matthen
Beverly Ann
Neenya
Jesse Jenkins
Constance
Jesse, Jr
Death notices list local residents including infants and elders
Roberta Susan Mulhall aged 6 weeks of Edenburg R D 1. Grant W Rigby 83 of 2210 Highland Avenue. Mrs Carl Barth of 2 East Leasure Avenue. Joseph Novack 60 of P and L E railroad camp. Erno Killat 47 of 715 Harbor Street.
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Roberta Susan Mulhall
R.D
Edenburg
Grant W. Rigby
Highland Avenue
Carl Barth
East Leasure Avenue
Joseph Novack
Erno Killat
Harbor Street
Neutral plan urged to break Berlin deadlock at UN
The United Nations Security Council chair Bramuglia presented a last chance formula for Berlin to the western powers as Dec 11 recess looms. Western diplomats pledged speedy replies while renewed Soviet threats and violence shadow Berlin elections set for Dec 5.
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Pierre J. Huss
Paris
U. N. Security Council
Juan A. Bramuglia
Berlin
United Nations
Security Council
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Britain
Alexander Cadogan
Alexandre Parodi
Bramuglia
John Foster Bulls
Saupping Strike Ends in East Coast Ports
New York November 29. An 18 day walkout by Atlantic coast longshoremen ends as huge freighters begin loading vital Marshal Plan supplies. The strike's end promises Christmas deliveries to England Germany Austria Greece Italy and other URP nations with twelve ships slated to sail.
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New York
INS
England
Germany
Austria
Greece
Italy
Season ends with glory as home team claims title
The piece reflects on the end of the football season with pride in the home team. It emphasizes sportsmanship, loyalty, and the idea that fortunes will change, urging fans to cheer responsibly as the season concludes.
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