Only One Tot Found Alive By Searchers
Police announced 26 bodies recovered from a Dutch plane wreckage carrying 28 Jewish refugee children and seven adults. One 12 year old boy survived. The DC-3 crashed in Southern Norway near Filtvet after departing Tunis for Norway. Rescue teams searched dense forests. the lone survivor was treated in Drammen hospital with a good chance of recovery.
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Oslo
Norway
Tunis
North Africa
Aero Holland
Filtvet
Oslo Fjord
Drammen
Israel
Philippine guerrilla warfare erupts across Luzon during postwar unrest
Across Central Luzon clashes erupt as Hukbalahap guerrillas confront the Rural Constabulary and army after World War II. President Quirino, re elected on November 8, urged arms surrender but many guerrillas remain in hills. Brig. Gen. Ramos boosts force to twenty thousand as outbursts loom amid canvassing of the presidential election.
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Japan
Luzon
Elpidio Quirino
Jose P. Laurel
Quirino
Laurel
Constabulary
Blockade Urged to Free U S Envoy in Mukden
Manila dispatch reports U S Senator Knowland says a blockade of Chinese ports might force the release of Angus Ward U S consul general jailed by Chinese Communists in Mukden. He arrived from Formosa and said Washington had not replied to his cable proposing action.
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Manila
P. I
U. S
William F. Knowland
California
Angus Ward
Mukden
Knowland
Formosa
Washington
Ward
Dean Acheson
O'Neill Edwards Charges Prepared in Arizona Workmen Case
The Special Legislative Committee on State Operations plans to indict Commissioners J. J. O Neill and Fred Edwards for failing to provide clear needs to protect the workmen compensation fund. The letter to Governor Dan E Garvey will ask no specific removal but signals possible action by the governor. The charge stems from conflicting statements on rate increases and pressure ties to former Commissioner Ray Gilbert. The matter follows failed nomination of John E Gavin to replace Gilbert.
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Arizona Industrial Commission
Dan E. Garvey
Phoenix Gazette
J. J. O’neill
Fred Edwards
O’neill
Edwards
O’neill and Edwards
Garvey
Industrial Commission
Ray Gilbert
Arizona Supreme Court
Phoenix
Gilbert
John E. Gavin
Commission
Secetary
Gavin
O'Neill
Poles Arrest 100 Members of Spy Ring
Warsaw police say more than 100 people were arrested as part of a spy ring linked to the French embassy. An alleged confession by Andre Robineau, secretary at the Szczecin consulate, led to the ring’s liquidation. France denies the charges and notes Robineau’s disappearance echoes past incidents.
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Warsaw
Poland
Andre Simon Robineau
Szczecin
Stettin
Foreign Ministry
Robineaux
Paris
Wiktor Grosz
Grosz
Robineau
Douglases to Return Home for Christmas Holidays
London dispatch says Ambassador Lewis Douglas and his family will leave for the United States in early December for the Christmas holidays and plan to return to London in January as announced by the U S embassy.
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London
Lewis Douglas
United States
U. S
U N Decides To Grant Libia Independence
The United Nations Assembly voted to grant Libia independence not later than 1952 as part of resolving Italy’s prewar African colonies. The plenary decision also set trusteeship for Italians in Italian Somaliland for 10 years and created a UN commission to decide Eritrea’s future within a year.
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Russia
China
U. N
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Britain
Libia
Flushing Meadow
Italy
Africa
Eritrea
Missing Girl Located Safe in Minnesota Farmhouse
Seven-year-old Vivian Shannon, missing since last night, was found early today about ten miles north of Red Lake Falls. She led authorities to a farmhouse and said a man in a black car abducted her late yesterday and released her this morning. Deputies and townspeople had pressed on with the search amid a wave of sex crime concerns. The man remains at large as investigators continue the investigation.
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Red Lake Falls
Minn
Vivian Shannon
Here
Conviction in Triangle Slaying Upheld by Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the 10 to 12 year second degree murder sentence of Earl W. Johnson, a Phoenix barber, for the Baseline Road killing of William B. Allen on April 12, 1948. The court rejected claims that malice aforethought was not proven and that the trial erred by not instructing a not guilty verdict.
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Arizona Supreme Court Today
Earl W. Johnson
Phoenix Barber
Baseline Road
William B. Allen
Johnson
Maricopa County
Allen
Phoenix
East van Buren
Catholics Pledge Reform After Slovak Clergy Release
In Prague on November 22 the Slovak Board of Commissioners announced the release from jail of 168 Catholic priests and laymen who were arrested for opposing church control measures. The government said they were seduced by the Vatican and promised to aid constructive government work against anti regime propaganda. Strong anti government Catholic sentiment flowed in Slovakia amid summer clashes with police defending priests from arrest.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Slovak Board of Commissioners
Ruling Council of
Slovakia
Vatican
Noted Figures Comment On Global Affairs
International News Service surveys remarks from Mohammed Reza Pahlavi James Byrnes Viscount Montgomery Dean Acheson on peaceful competition government reliance military size and diplomatic conduct across Iran Mississippi Basques China Mukden.
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International News Service
New York
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shah of
Iran
Thanksgiving Services Planned Across Phoenix Denoms
Thanksgiving, a national holiday, will be marked in Phoenix with church services across denominations. Pastors stressed gratitude to God beyond feasting, echoing Man does not live by bread alone. Trinity Episcopal Cathedral at 100 West Roosevelt Street hosts 10 a.m. services with Very Rev. James W. F. Carman delivering the sermon. The Phoenix Ministerial Association sponsors union services in six areas and invites the public.
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
West
Roosevelt Street
James W. F. Carman
THE
Phoenix Ministerial Association
Fair Thanksgiving Weather Expected Across Arizona
The extended forecast from the United States Weather Bureau predicts good weather for Thanksgiving Day in Arizona and through the weekend. Expect generally fair skies and warm temperatures across the state, with dry conditions through Sunday.
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Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
Thanksgiving interdenominational services announced in Phoenix
Interdenominational services begin at 10 a m across Arizona Council of Churches with a special offering. Churches listed include First Church of Christ at 801 North Central Avenue Rev J W Hadley First Baptist at 300 West Monroe Street Dr George Hunter Hall St Pauls Methodist at 28th Avenue and West Van Buren Street Rev Aylesworth Bell Phoenix Christian Church 18 East Roanoke Avenue Rev Stanley Smith Garfield Methodist Church 13th Turn to Thanksgiving Page 2.
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Arizona Council of Churches
First Church of Christ
North Central Avenue
J. W. Hadley
First Baptist Church
West
Monroe Street
George Hunter Hall
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
28Th Avenue
van Buren Street
Aylesworth Bell
Phoenix Christian Church
Roanoke Avenue
Stanley Smith
Garfield Methodist Church
Pea Soup Fog Delays Los Angeles Traffic
Dense pea soup fog slowed Los Angeles area traffic to a crawl early today. Police reported few accidents. Planes destined for Los Angeles International Airport were rerouted to Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank due to low ceilings but landed safely.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Inglewood
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Winter gales devastate Europe with multiple deaths
Weather forecasters warn repeat gales across North and Western Europe after a storm that killed at least ten, possibly twelve. The Norwegian freighter Trigon wrecked off Norway's south coast, drowning nine sailors while four were saved by a Coast Guard vessel. Three other small vessels' SOS calls were towed to shelter.
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London
Europe
France
Scandinavia
Trigon
Norway
Coast Guard
Gunman Steals Jewelry and Cash on Seventh Street
A Phoenix couple at 30 North Seventh Street were bound in their bedroom by an armed robber who ransacked the home and fled with two diamond rings worth 300 dollars a 50 dollar watch a German pistol and about 20 dollars in cash The 25 to 30 year old gunman claimed he only wanted meal money and left after the couple complied with his demands.
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Gazette
John A. Taggart
Nena
North Seventh Street
Kenneth Arline
Phoenix
Jerry Hill
Louis Troutman
Taggart
Joe
Policeman killed in Chicago police car crash
A speeding Chicago police car collided with a tractor-trailer on the south side last night. One officer died and four others were injured including a heart attack victim.
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Chicago
Frosty Winds Sweep Eastern U.S. in Cold Spell
The Associated Press reports a cold northerly wind across the eastern half of the nation with temperatures at autumn lows. From the Rockies to New England, snow flurries appeared in many areas, while Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin saw the coldest readings. Florida and Southern Georgia escaped the chill though Central Alabama stayed near freezing.
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Rockies
New England
Southland
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lakes Erie
Ontario
England
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Mississippi Valleys
Central
Northern Plain
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Flint
Gladwin
Mich
Lone Rock
Wis
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Far West
Ice Clamps Syracuse Streets In Record November Freeze
Syracuse, N Y, Nov 22 Traffic crawled bumper to bumper on ice coated streets as temperatures fell to 17 degrees marking the coldest Nov 22 since 1932. The previous record for the date was 18 above.
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Syracuse
N. Y
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Ramos
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Montgomery
Viscount Montgomery
National Airport
Washington, D. C
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S. Army
Sir William Morgan
el Alamein
America
U.N
Triangle
Biloxi
Miss
James F. Byrnes
Western Union
Robber
Gunman
Seventh St
U.S
Associated Press
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