Mother Rashes Boy Six in Early Morning Ax Attack
A distraught mother in Kalamazoo attacked her 6-year-old son with an ax while he slept, claiming to fear someone was harming him. The child, Ray, was treated for critical injuries with a 50-50 chance of survival. The mother, Jean Barrett, 29, told police she believed rescuing him justified her act. The father Kenneth was away in Detroit for a trade course.
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Cardinal Marmaggi Dies at 73 in Vatican
Cardinal Marmaggi, 73, a top Vatican administrator and 1935 cardinal, died after a heart attack in Rome. He headed the Congregation of the Council, oversaw the council decrees, and guided the college’s operations before his death.
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Kemper Resigns as GOP Treasurer Over Funds Drop
James B. Kemper resigned today as treasurer of the Republican National Committee. He cited a fall in reserve funds from 392009 to 90000 and noted a rift between his views and party officials on political issues. He had been a Dewey delegate at the 1948 convention.
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Forecast Update Indicates Mild Temps Through Friday
Forecast continues with little temperature change and gentle to moderate north winds. Thursday’s high near 82 degrees, overnight low around 44. Wednesday’s high was 43 and low 41. More details on weather page 2A.
Berlin Blockade Reimposed Says Taylor in Exclusive
Major General Maxwell D. Taylor, Berlin military commandant, tells IN S that Russians have imposed a second Berlin blockade with unrelenting pressure. He notes bridges and highways open yet essential choke remains, compares airlift to a hard currency squeeze on West Berlin, and warns of possible East German attempts to seal access along the Mosel area while questioning U.S. response.
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Fake TV Salesmen Rob Housewife in Dormont Heist
Three men posing as television salesmen terrorized Mrs. Rose Prezioso in her Dormont home yesterday in Pittsburgh. They fled with jewelry valued around 193000 dollars and cash totaling about 1000 dollars. Police seek suspects.
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How to Win Friends How to Win Friends
Preston England November 3 1 4 Robertsons advertised a cottage for rent at 14 shillings or $1.96 weekly. The ad drew more than 2090 inquiries and now the owner is interviewing prospective renters.
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No Rum No Wee Stirs Campus Stew
Berkeley edict bans wine, cocktails, beer, whisky and unsupervised necking parties at UC. All student affairs and mixed gatherings require a chaperon. Fraternities, sororities, and dormitories circulated the house rules provoking immediate protests with signs and mourning armbands.
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Court Fines Rise as October Revenue Climb
Clerk Liton Code reports total October releases reached $92,350, up $15,446 from a year ago. Traffic fines contributed $15,608, increasing by $5,532, while Hotel Jed fines totaled $4,819, down $262.
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Poison liquor kills two soldiers near Gifu
In Nagoya on November 3 reports say tainted liquor caused the deaths of two soldiers near Can Gifu. Pvt. Wie lant J. Jones, 21, of Taeksonville Alabama, and Pvt. Kalo We Hayking, 18, Macon Georgia, were found dead in their bunks.
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Love for Dogs Traps Dope King in Court
Police raided Queens residence of Peter J. Locascio amid reports of a $10,000 stock of unspecified items. Locascio, described by officials as a major figure in narcotics trafficking, was pulled into court on firearm possession or related charges and linked to two boxer dogs seen leaving the home.
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Weather Forecast Promises Fair Conditions This Week
The forecast calls for fair weather with no extreme temperatures. Morning low around 46 degrees and afternoon high near 82 degrees. Gentle to moderate north winds are expected throughout the period.
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Texas Weather and Political Talk at National Convention
Weather outlook for Texas shows frosty mornings and fair days with warming trends. In political news Rey Baker of Sherman states he will not seek the presidency of the Young Democratic clubs of America, arriving to set up headquarters for the national convention opening November 17 in Chattanooga.
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Girl abducted by two men found safe near farm home
A 7-year-old girl abducted yesterday by two farmers in Marion county was found unharmed at a nearby farm home after deputies arrested Jerome Alford 30 and Hugh Smith 22. The child had been driven through Marion and Dillon counties before being dropped off near George Rogers's residence. Mary Spivey, another local child, had been lured yesterday afternoon from a school bus. she was later taken to a Florence hospital for examination.
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Global Flyer Regains Lost Hour in Around-the-World Run
Milton Reynolds, the millionaire pen magnate, regained an hour on his global dash. He recovered time between Istanbul and Damascus after earlier gaining 30 minutes at Brussels and recouping seven hours lost at Shannon Airport, Ireland while waiting for London lift.
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Deadly Philippine Typhoon Throes Kill 200 in Negros
Manila Chronicle reports about 200 people killed or drowned in Sabankilan on Negros island in the Philippines, marking the worst typhoon in years. Earlier tallies showed 57 dead across Negros and Cebu islands.
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Houston Bus Strike Ends With Narrow Wage Deal
Houston bus drivers strike began at midnight with 1109 CIO Transport Workers Union members walking out affecting about 175,000 riders. A stormy two hour meeting yielded a compromise offering 13 cents hourly rise from the current 117 dollars per week and continued pension and new vacation terms as talks proceed.
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Arms Aid Talks Begin in Washington
The United States opened negotiations with eight Western European states on an agreement to supply them with arms and military supplies valued at one billion dollars. Diplomats from each country visited the State Department in a day-long sequence to begin talks.
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Bolivian-Pilot In Turn for Worse
Erick Rios Bridaux, a Bolivian pilot and sole survivor of Tuesday’s air crash that killed 55, has worsened and developed lung congestion. He is in an oxygen tent at an Alexandria, Virginia hospital.
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Nobel Prize in Literature Shelved After Deadlock
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 3. The Swedish academy decided to shelve this year's Nobel prize for literature as candidates failed to reach a consensus. Report mentions figures like Charettll and Teal as examples amid the stalemate.
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Price of Pork Lowest in 3 Years
CHICAGO November 3 Hog prices fall to the lowest level in more than three years. Market traders foresee possible government action if prices continue to slide. The top price yesterday reached 17 dollars per hundred pounds as OPA ceilings were removed.
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Top Reds Win Battle for Bail in U.S. Court
The U S Court of Appeals ruled May 11 that 11 top American Communists convicted of conspiracy may be released on bail pares. Seven may post $20 000 each and four $36 000 each while the government sought $1 009 000 total bail. Officials posted 3200 000 in treasury bonds as the Civil Rights Congress is cited as subversion. Bail decisions reference judges Learned Hand Thomas W Swan and Jerome J Frank.
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Steel Ration for Auto Makers
DETROIT November 3 UP The possibility that gum makers may be placed on steel ration allocation formerly suggested today by Automotive News.
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Lewis Seeks coal pact for Indiana strike settlement
AP reporting that John L. Lewis urged Gov. Henry Schricker to restart Indiana coal agreement talks separate from nationwide UMW strike. He said the union would meet Indiana operators briefly to advance peace efforts, while Indiana miners and others await broader federal action and potential presidential involvement.
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