Refugee ship in Haifa diverted to Cyprus amid protests
In Haifa a mass meeting backed deportations as Jewish refugees on the immigrant ship were transferred to two British vessels for deportation to Cyprus. Arabs in Nablus and Jerusalem staged demonstrations while Haifa Jews held protests despite the tense security. The British toll rose, with five soldiers dead over three days after a road mine strike near Tel Aviv.
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Jerusalem
Nev
Haifa
Cyprus
Hebren
Shane OY
Palestine Arab Army Futuwah
Nablus
Hadar Hacammael
Tel Aviv
Chicago Child Beaten Near North Side Apartment
Mia Lydia Bushy, a four year old daughter of an artist, was found gagged and bound to two posts behind a North Side apartment. She was hospitalized with bruises and minor cuts but is expected to recover. Police described the assailant as a "big boy" and are investigating the unidentified attacker.
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Chicago
Mia Lydia Bushy
Former GI Reunited With Wife and Child in London
Kingsley Foster formerly from Minneapolis, an ex GI, reunited with his English wife Kay and their month-old child after an American whisky agent paid Foster’s fare. Foster, now an attorney, had not met his child before. Kay awaits a pass to sail on the John Ericsson. Foster plans to return to America later.
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Kingsley Foster
Wife
Southampton
England
Foster
London
Minneapolis
Egie Cuteman
Kay
Britain
Eighth Air Force
United States
John Ericsson
Voster
America
Duke of Windsor Fails To Land Job In U K talks
The Duke of Windsor met with Prime Minister Attlee but no suitable appointment was found. An authoritative government source said the conference did not yield a job offer or suitable post.
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Lonnon
Duke of Windsor
Attlee
Duke
Cotton Prices Jump in New Orleans Early Trading
Heavy buying pushes New Orleans cotton futures sharply higher in the first trading hour. Prices at the hour end sit about 5.45 to 7.40 dollars per bale above yesterday's close, signaling strong demand and a brisk market.
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New Orleans
I/P
New Year’s Eve Dinner at Cameo Priced at 100 Per Plate
Chicago club Cameo near North Side announced New Year’s Eve reservations at 100 per plate as managers race holiday crowds prior to Thanksgiving and Christmas. Also reported J. I. Ewing of Corpus Christi elected to the National Retail Farm Equipment association board at its Chicago meeting.
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Chicago
Lins
Cameo
Chiescago
North Side
Tehran
IFI
Ewing
Corpus Christi
National Retail Farm Equipment Association
Byrnes silent on Stalin reply as time suits
Washington insiders report Byrnes will study Premier Stalin’s foreign policy statement before commenting. He declined offhand questions, indicating a cautious approach and timing his reply to suit policy aims. Reporters noted the impression Byrnes would answer at an opportune moment.
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Washington
Ins
State Way
Stalin
Russia
Byrnes
Civil War Flares Near Dairen and Pusan Northward Pushes
Chinese Nationalist forces push toward Dairen within 43 miles as 100000 Communist fighters shell Chefoo and clash near Yehhsien. Pro-government units reach Pusan Hen 33 miles from Dairen on the Manchurian coast while the air force tries to halt reinforcements from Shan tung peninsula.
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Dairen Léday
Chefoo
Jih Png
Pusan- Hen
Dairen
Manchurian
Kwantung Peninsula
Liaatung Peninsula
Asailand
Balloon Stirs Houston Campaign With Lost Air Sign
Houston candidate Hel ger Jeppesen faced an odd setback when a helium filled balloon carrying a $200 sign urging his mayoral bid broke loose near Forton. The Civil Aeronautics Authority warned it could drift toward El Paso in a day or two unless a pilot mistook it for a cloud or authorities shot it down.
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Jeppesen
Fovston
Civil Aeronautics Authority
el Paso
CAA
Weather forecast fragment hints scattered showers and temperatures
Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers expected Friday afternoon and night. Saturday will be partly cloudy with a high around 86 and a low near 72. Thursday reached 86 degrees and Friday dipped to 72.
Busy by Pranksters in San Antonio Police Radio Log
San Antonio police relayed a chaotic Halloween patrol as 46 pranksters were chased across the city. Dispatch notes list multiple incidents: firing crackers, throwing rocks and eggs, breaking windows, opening plugs, and attempting to pull children behind bushes. Officers on the northeast and north sides were alerted to disturbances and suspect activity, including a man in soldier pants and a truck with a license number.
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San Antonio
King’s Highway
Jeep
Mowrs
Edison and
Buckeye
Los Angeles
Dlights
Edison End
Alamo Arights
West Commerce
Iisturbance
Camden and
Palaris
South Geyers
Edison
Brand
Fresno Drive
Flato
Mitchell
Cincinnati
Zarza
Mora
Hearny
Nogalites
South Presa
Nepal
Elmwood Drive
Michigan
Santa Monica
Kay-ton
VLUG
Pasadena
Elimwood Drive
Denver
Gevers
Kayton
Turolige
Hearne
Nogalilos
Howe
Tillind Am
U S Lewis Talks Begin in Washington on Wage Demands
In Washington on November 1, the government opened wage talks with John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers delegation headed by John O Leary. Lewis was absent as the miners demand a reopening of the government mine contract to discuss conditions and pay. Operators’ committee says the government has decided to reopen the central agreement, a move attributed to politically minded men.
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Washinian
John L. Lewis
United Mine
Lewis
John O'Leary
A. F. of L. Mine Workers’ Union
Federatoal
N. J. Collisson
Mel
Landlords weigh protest over rent ceilings in Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS November 1 VP members of the El Paso County Landlords association considered a suggestion by their attorney Frank Mobley to protest rent ceilings by shutting off the heat and letting tenants freeze. MOVE DOCTORS LONDON Mov 1 The Daily Telegraph reported Prussian authorities in Berlin have removed 17 German doctors and specialists to the Soviet union.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
el Paso
London
INS
The
Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Soviet Union
Magicians Fail to Contact Houdini in Midnight Seance
In Detroit on November 1 a circle of 13 magicians tried to summon the spirit of Harry Houdini. They gathered in a dark hotel room with his photograph autographed book and locked handcuffs. After five minutes of silence the group admitted no contact was made and declared the mystery of the spirit world remains unsolved.
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Detroit
Larry Houdin
Houdini
Robert Ungerwitter
Uarry Houdini
Ungerwitter
Wis
Browns' Lawyer Plans San Antonio Park Deal Talks
James Bunbar, St Louis attorney for the Browns, will meet in San Antonio Saturday to finalize a baseball park agreement for the Mission franchise. City representative John Zeller said the council approved a $200000 hall plan and that terms should be accepted. Zeller noted the Browns may adjust seating or raise funds if needed to reach the project goals and stressed progress hinges on contract terms and city plans.
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James Bunbar
St. Louis
Browns
San Antonio Missions
San Antonio
John Zeller
Zeller
Dunbar Soan
Beawas
Murey
Wall Park
Sheriff's Deputies condemnation shocks city county forces
The Bexar county grand jury blasted both city and county law enforcement for understaffed police, accused special deputy badges of aiding operators of dives and vice, and urged the sheriff and constables to stop issuing such permits. It commended officer Barrera but said his three-person unit is overworked, and warned hombres of Zipps alley crime and disease ridden dives. The panel urged revocation of existing special permits and highlighted murder risks by unqualified deputies.
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Bexar County Grand Jury
Qwen W. Kitday
Grand Jury
Ives
Ward
Arthur MM. Michael
Barrera
Sheriff's Office
Zipps
Live Usk
Chestnut Streets
Man Gets Bloody Head in Church Row
London reports a Church of England disturbance during mass at St Coliwala's. A bloodied head was shown by National Union of Protestants adherents opposing tausses da thay national chuvery. One individual suffered a head wound and another was dragged by a clergy member as Bishop J C Wand led the service.
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London
Church of England
National Union of Protestants
Tausses da Thay National
J.C. Wand
St. Coliwala’s
Truman Greets St. Louis Throng
President Truman arrived in St. Louis by day train at 10 a.m. and appeared on the rear platform despite a steady rain. About 30 to 40 persons greeted him, as he prepared to proceed to Kansas City for congressional elections.
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St, Louis
Independence
Truman
Xero
Kansas City
Talon
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