Solons Push Crash Probe Tighten Civil Flight Rules
Congressmen pressed for stronger fighter regulations for military planes in civilian air lanes after a Washington collision killed 55. Efforts moved toward government hearings as rescuers recovered 46 bodies from the Potomac. one survivor, Eutele Rios Bridoux, was hospitalized in good condition.
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Waghington
Washington
Potomac River
Eastern Airlines DC
Eutele Rios Bridoux
Rios Bridoux
Alexandria
Billy Bridoux
Ayarene
Michael Kennedy
New York
Congress
Sageguards
Edwin Johnson
New Orleans
Hlos Bridoux
Potomec
George J. Bates
Ut-Mass
al Seven
Mild Chill Heads for L A
A smud new cold front will chill San Antonio temper tures just a bit Thursday from the 80 degree high expected Wednesday. Weatherman Oren Edrington expects the new front to arrive Thursday. It will lower the daily high to 76, down four degrees from Wednesday but still above the 71 Tuesday. Gentle variable winds will shift to the north Thursday under generally fair skies. The Thursday morning low will climb to 48, up five degrees from Wednesday morn.
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San Antonio
Oren Edrington
Texas Weather Outlook Warns of Cold Front
Texas faces cooler conditions as the weather bureau predicts a strong cold front overnight. Temperatures range from 34 at Dalhart and 45 at Brownsville to others like 34 at Junction and 40 at Texarkana, with Tuesday’s high around 0 at Alice.
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Weather Bureau
Panhardle
Dalhart
Brownsville
Junction
Dallas
Texarkana
Alice
Yukon Valley
MacKenaie Basin
Canada
Free Taste Day at Mitsukashi Mittor Counter Tokyo
Free Taste Day at Mitsukashi department store in Tokyo showcased products from 14 Japanese distilleries. Visitors met new people and sampled a wide range of offerings as part of the event.
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Voikyo
Mitsukashi
Tokyo
Mittor
Canadian naval officers need more training leaders
Ottawa reports a three man commission investigating condition aboard Canadian warships finds Canadian officers must receive instruction far more frequently and intensively to act as proper leaders. The study notes officers have retained English accents and must improve in guiding their crews.
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Ottawa
Cathyada
FBI Captures Meek Desperado in El Paso
El Paso reports Jack Tatum, 28, a wavy-haired desperado who broke a Phoenix jail, turned up unarmed and out of funds, surrendering to FBI agents on a quiet downtown street after the mass escape on June 22. Only Tatum among five escapees completed the break.
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EL Paso
Jack Tatum
Phoenix
Ariz
FBI
Tatum
Maricopa
Two Men Hold Up Bank in Falls Church Va
Two armed men entered the Falls Church Va bank shortly after opening with their accomplice waiting in a car. They fled with about 14,959 dollars according to reports from WARLINGTON.
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Warlington
Falls Church
Truman Heads For Twin Cities Visit
President Truman heads out for a 10 hour swing through Minneapolis and St Paul. He will attend Minnesota centennial events with a full schedule including a 20 minute address in the St Paul auditorium at 9 30 p m CST.
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Mashington
Truman
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mitmesota
Six Die In Blaze In Cincinnati Apartment Fire
A blaze in a Cincinnati story apartment building trapped six residents in their rooms and six died. Seven others were burned or hurt as they leaped from second and third story windows. Five victims died of burns and one died in a leap from a window.
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Cincinnati
Aljerath
Brush Fire Hope Rises as Winds Aid Control Efforts
A brush fire near Agoura California driven by dying winds neared containment after scorching at least ten homes and forcing hundreds to evacuate. Firefighters battled flames through the day as residents watched for improvement in the volatile situation.
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Agoura
Calit
President Teayman unveils foreign aid plan
President Teayman said his plan for developing underdeveloped foreign areas will prove the American system is best for peoples of the world. He spoke informally to the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Washington
Teayman
American Society of Civil Engineers
Princess Margaret Rose Smokes At London Charity Ball
Princess Margaret Rose allegedly smoked a cigarette at a Halloween charity ball in London drawing public comment from Britons from Lawn's End to Dover. A photograph of an ashtray and cigarette box on Princess Elizabeth's desk had stirred controversy, palace says objects were for guests, not the royal.
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London
Margaret Rose
Lawn's End
Dover
London Evening Star
Elizabeth
Palace
Margaret
Lewis Seeks State Strike Peace With Indiana Call
John L. Lewis proposed negotiating a wage agreement directly with Indiana coal operators to avoid a nation wide coal strike. He sent the offer by telegram to Gov. Henry F. Schr ieker as Indiana declared a state of emergency and called the situation acute and tragic. The move signals a potential pattern for a broader peace with Illinois and echoes amid steel talks and pension plan studies by major producers in Youngstown and New York.
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John L. Lewis
United Front
Indiana
UMW
Indiana- Alinois
Lewis Lewis
Henry F. Schrieker
Lewis
Basly
Bartier
Chicago
Bite
Rios
Murray
Bethlehem J Penstar
Nbnolsopartizars
Huddles Wn
Jones & Laughtin Steel Corp
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet &Tule Co
Republic
Colorado Fuel & Iyonco
Joseph Malony
USW
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Dutch Indonesian accords end colonial rule in Indies
The Hague reports a pact to dissolve Dutch rule and create a 70 million strong republic named the United States of Indonesia. The agreement links the new nation to the Dutch crown as an equal partner in a Dutch Indonesian union, aiming to end a four year conflict and secure Indonesia's vast rubber oil sugar and spices resources.
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Hague
Holland
Indies
United States of Indonesia
UNI
Indonesia
Huss n Bilk Siggie Crushed in Court Verdict
Chicago November reports Sigmund Engel known as the lover of 1000 women was convicted in criminal court of taking 8700 from a Chicago widow Mrs Reseda Corrigan 39. The jury of six women and two men deliberated about an hour and seven minutes and Engel faces one to 10 years with his bond doubled at 7500. He was separated from a woman who claimed to be his wife and from others who said they married him under different names. A new trial hearing was set for next Wednesday by Judge George Fisher.
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Chicago
INS
Sigmund Engel
Engel
George M. Fisher
Stuun
Lesterday
Ito
Reseda Corrigan
Corrigan
Jar
Pauline Langton
New York
Sam
100 Filipinos Storm Victims
A destructive typhoon with winds up to 200 mph swept the southern Philippines damaging Cebu Negros and Mindanao. It killed or injured more than 100 people and caused property losses estimated between 25 and 50 million dollars. Homes and buildings were leveled, watercraft sunk, planes wrecked, and communications broken as the storm raged.
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Manila
INSI
Philippines
Ube
Cebu
Negros Sod
Mindanao
Food Price Index Drops in New York Week
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index declined to 5.69 from 5.72 this week, down 10.3 percent from the year-ago level of 4.36.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Atlantic Coast Warned of Storm Moves Northward
Weather bureau warns ten day storm along the Atlantic coast from Block Island to Eastport. strong winds and gales reported as the storm nears Nanaiutket, with movement toward the coast.
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Atlantic
Washington
Weather Bureau
Block Island
Eastpore
Mayu
Naniutket
Greek Sailors Sit In On Deck Amid Cold Rain
In Baltimore a trio of Greek sailors and a missing crewmate drifted through a cold rain on a freighter deck as the U S migration service seeks to deport them. They are labeled members of a Communist dominated Greek Maritime union outlawed in 1947. The men slept aloft at two yesterday morning.
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Nav
U. S
Shipiates
Greak Maritime Unto
QENO
Hin
Blackmer Fined $20,000 in Tax Evasion Case
Denver dated report says Henry M. Blackmer, gray and bent on millionaires, was fined $20,000 for federal income tax evasion after pleading guilty to four counts. The case notes his 25 years in self-imposed exile in Europe and his absence from Colorado in 1921 22. The judge approved dismissal of four other indictments and referenced a prior related conviction involving Albert B. Walt.
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Denver
Henry M. Blackmer
Gray
Bicker
Europe
Teapot
Orley, Phillips
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Blackmet “Tate
Poulilos
Blackimet
Colorado
Albert B. Walt
Secretary of the Interior
Leay
Ment
Globe-Girdler Takes Off Again
London reports globe girdler Reynolds pursues a world aviation record by commercial airline, continuing toward Brussels on leg three. Delays in Shanyon et al Ireland threaten the clock as the trip proceeds toward the Atlantic crossing.
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London
Mileston Reynolds
Ryussels
Astembl
Avery
Shanyon Ates Poul
Ireland
Market price for hogs drops in Chicago stockyards
CHICAGO November 2 hog prices fell at the Chicago stockyards with top hogs selling around 17 cents per hundredweight, down from yesterday and the lowest since October 1948. In Washington Leon Keyserling became acting chairman of the president's council of economic advisers after Dr Edwin G Noyes resigned yesterday.
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Chicipo
Washington
Leon Keyserling
New Beal
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Edwin CG
Noise Yesters AY
Weather forecast shows moderate cooling and variable winds
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions through Wednesday with cooler daytime highs. Winds shift to a northerly direction Thursday, with high temperatures around mid 80s and lingering warm spells.
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