Little Idaho Girl Kidnapped in Burley Police Search
Burley Idaho November 17 AP Officers fear a five year old girl may have been kidnapped after vanishing yesterday at 5 30 pm Glenday Joyce Brisbough daughter of a transport driver entered a car A posse of 200 searched alleys parks canal banks and hiding places as authorities from city state and county police join the hunt The child’s parents are Charles and Mrs Brisbough.
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Burley
Ida
Glenday Joyce Brisbough
Idaho
Bill Williams
Saul H. Clark
Charles Brisbough
Civilian federal payroll shows four month decline
Senator Harry F. Byrd reported September civilian employment in the federal government fell for the fourth straight month, with 2,057,064 people on the payroll. The drop of 33,045 from August and 62,955 from May followed a 64,520 decline in armed services civilian payrolls, though Byrd noted civilian agencies actually increased employment.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Joint Congressional Committee On
Armed Services
Charter Ticket Lists 17904 Expenditures
The Charter Government Committee ticket led by Mayor Nicholas Udall spent 17904.22 in the city primary on November 8. Treasurers and candidates reported minor personal expenses with O. Leo Carraro listing 93.40 and Anthony O Connor 12.00, while others reported none.
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Charter Government Committee
Nicholas Udall
Laurence H. Whitlow
Phoenix
O. Leo Carraro
F. A. Ford
Anthony O’connor
Council
Leopold Return Split Threatens Belgian Coalition
Belgium's coalition government faces a major split over a plan to refer Leopold's return to a national vote. The Liberal Party shifted support to the opposition Socialists, calling for the bill's legality to be tested by the Council of State, delaying the referendum. The Senate has approved, with the chamber of deputies to act by month’s end.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Liberal Party
Social Christian Party
Council of State
Supreme Court
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Dog Family Includes Wolves and Foxes Among Dogs
A dog family spans many members from domestic dogs to wolves jackals and foxes reflecting a broad classification. The text notes the diversity within the canine lineage highlighting variations in size behavior and habitat.
Snow and Smog Dominate News Across Nation
Residents faced slushy commutes as Buffalo recorded a 19.1 inch snowfall and California saw heavy fog hiding B 29s. Floods threatened New Orleans with peat fires blanketing the city while a meteor lit the Dixie sky at 11 34 p m.
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California
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
New Orleans
Dixie
Weather Bureau
Chattanooga
Tenn
Desert Mission Elects Directors
Desert Mission, Incorporated, elected a new board at its annual meeting led by E Ray Cowden as president. New officers include H H Wasser as vice president, Evert W Williams as treasurer, T C Basham as assistant treasurer, Mrs H H Wasser as corresponding secretary, and Mrs Effie Spires as recording secretary. Three year terms awarded to Cowden, Mr and Mrs H H Wasser, R H Payne, Mrs J C Lincoln, and Floyd Smith.
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The
Desert Mission; Incorporated
E Ray. Cowden
H. H. Wasser
Evert W. Williams
T. C. Basham
Effie Spires
Cowden
R. H. Payne
J. C. Lincoln
Floyd Smith
Plenty Of Turkey Four Pound Helpings For All
CHICAGO November 17 The turkeys crop totals 41,107,000 birds enough for a 4.1 pound serving per person for Thanksgiving. The Poultry and Egg National Board says the crop is 29 percent larger than last year and prices should be lower. There will be 82,214,000 drumsticks.
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Chicago
Poultry and Egg National Board
Border Jumping Alien Leaps From Hotel Window
Teodoro Meza Luna, 21, a Mexican national, leaped from a second story window at the New York Hotel in Manhattan to evade arrest by U S Naturalization and Immigration Service officers. He landed on his head after being chased and tried to scale a fence. A U S commissioner said he had been returned across the border less than a week ago for illegal entry and he is held on $500 bail for federal court action.
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Teodoro Meza-Luna
Meza-Luna
New York
Third
Madison Streets
U. S. Naturalization and Immigration
B. Wilson
U. S
Golly
Breakaway Bulgarian Fugitives Predict Slow Moscow Split
Four condemned former Bulgarian officials claiming exile in Turkey describe a growing rift with Moscow akin to Yugoslavia’s split. They say Bulgarian nationalists push nationalism while Russian Communists hold power, and they urge American help to arm anti-Moscow guerrillas ready to rise when possible.
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Istanbul
BNS
Russia
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Stratie Skerleff
Panayot Popoff
Yordan Stoyanoff Pinalaski
Nikola Y. Boyadjieff
Secret Service
Doubled Home Building Predicted In 10 Years
Boston November 17 195? Leon H Keyserling acting chairman of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers forecast doubling the nations housing construction in the next decade He called for an average of 1750000 new homes yearly and 2000000 by 1959 with private enterprise furnishing the bulk of future activity He urged a practical objective of a decent home for every American family within 10 years and noted the need for more moderate priced homes for larger families while stressing larger small economy houses above $8000 as the norm
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Boston
Leon H. Keyserling
Raymond M. Foley
Housing and Home Finance Agency
National Association of Home Builders
Miami Beach
Fla
Bomber Crashes After Navigational Failure in Bad Weather
A bomber diverted from its course in deteriorating weather as its radio compass malfunctioned. The crew searched for Bermuda for four hours before the aircraft went down, ending the mission.
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Bermuda
Air Force Lists 20 Aboard Missing Plane
March Field California lists twenty airmen aboard the missing B 29 bomber. Names include Lt Col John R Grable pilot and squadron commander from March Field and others from Abilene Providence Riverside Beverly Hills Brockton and several California cities.
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Air Force
March Field
Califf
INS
John R. Grable
March Field Base
Ernest W. Oliver
Abilene
Tex
Leonard D. Culberson
San Francisco
Calif
Joseph J. Petrosino
Charles L. Cox
Riverside
Lyle I. Pound
William W. Johnson
Beverly Hills
Wilford B. Jones
Roy H. Coulter
William H. Pratt
Brock
Workers Give Reports Today On Fund Drive
The first progress report of the Boys' Clubs of Phoenix fund-raising was due at a meeting of advance gifts workers in the East Side Boys' Club at 926 East Van Buren. The goal is 29,919 with 19,500 sought from advance gifts, under general campaign chairman Earle F. Barrows. The clubs serve 1,500 members at East Side and West Side locations, while Coolidge Dam in Arizona stands as the largest multiple-arch dam in the world.
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Boys’ Clubs of
Phoenix
Advance Gifts
East Side Boys’Club
East van Buren
Earle F. Barrows
Phoenix Banker
East Side
West Side
South Seventh Avenue
U Magazine Accused By Chaplain At University
The Arizona Kitty Kat humor magazine at the University of Arizona is charged with an improper attitude toward morals. Rev. Edward C. Corscallen, Newman Club chaplain, says the home-coming issue depicts indecency in college life and alleges editors cater to depravity for laughs. The Newman Club may seek administrative action.
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Tucson
Arizona Kitty Kat
University of Arizona
Edward C. Corscallen
Newman Club
Kitty Kat
Publicaon
Delicate Operation Cuts Prison Term
A 32-year-old laborer in Los Angeles was sentenced to one year in jail instead of five years to life after undergoing a delicate brain operation. August B. Des Martes faced five to life for grand theft and burglary due to a prior felony, but his lawyer argued an injury at birth may have influenced behavior. The judge, after learning of the operation and recovery, issued the lighter sentence.
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Los Angeles
B. Des Martes
Clement D. Nye
Des Martes
Bomb Damage Report Warns Agencies Must Disperse
Navy officials confirmed an Atomic Energy Commission report urging dispersal of government agencies to prevent crippling losses from a single atomic bomb over a metropolitan area like Washington. The National Security Resources Board backed the plan to spread critical offices to preserve national operations.
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Washington
Navy
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
4000 Turn Out For Union High Open House
Approximately four thousand visitors crowded Phoenix Union High School for its annual open house last night. Principal James Carter announced a map of the nine buildings and a PTA invitation. The auditorium overflowed for a musical program by the school orchestra, glee club, choir and Ora torio Society, plus a one act play Freshman Nightmare by Lois Selby Halladay.
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Phoenix Union High School
James Carter
Dramatics
Lois Selby Halladay
C. L. Ford
Tom Sawyer
Riddled Vessel Comes Into Port
PUSAN Korea Nov. 17 AP The American freighter Flying Cloud riddled Tuesday at the Yangtze mouth by a Chinese Nationalist warship’s guns is due here tomorrow. No details on the ship’s present condition were available.
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Pusan
Korea
Flying Cloud
Yangtze
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Chiuhs
Second Ave
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