U S Eagle Hovers Above Iran
In Zurich 19 nov a dispatch notes parallels between the American eagle and ancient Rome as the Shah of Persia visits the U S discussions touch on aid to Persia and a potential outpost of the Truman Doctrine amid Cold War tensions. The piece cites looming Germany policy and Franco American friction as Moscow watches developments.
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Genin
Zurich
Rome
Persia
Tran
Central Asia
Shah of
U.S
Truman
Washington
America
China
Soviet
Russia
Asia
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
All Asia
Stalin
Mao 'Tse'Ting
Europe
Germany
Dean Acheson
Paris
West
Britain
France
Mosrow
Moscow
Heber Schuman
Symington Tours Kelly AFB After Stopover In Texas
Air Secretary W. Stuart Symington arrived at Kelly AFB for a brick stopover en route to Corpus Christi. He was greeted by Maj. Gen. Clemerts McMullen and joined by Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Bussell, Rep. Homer Thornberry, Sid Richardson, and others. Symington toured Kelly and Lackland before departing on a Grumman Mallard.
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W. Stuart Symington
Kelly Afb
Corpus Christi
Symington
Ft.Worthing
Clemerts McMullen
San Antonio
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard Bussell
Georgia
Homer Thornberry
Austrl
Sid Richardson
Ft. Worth
FE Worth
Grumman Mallard
Kelly
Lackland
Alp
Mallard
Violin Theft Brings $10 Sale of $25,000 Guarnerius
Toronto police recovered the Cremona made Guarnerius violin valued at $25,000, the property of internationally known musician Geze de Kresz. Norman McFadden, 30, is charged with theft after allegedly selling the instrument for beer.
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Toronto
Guarnerius
Cremona
Italy
Geze de Kresz
Norman McFadden
Herriot Reelected Leader of Radical Socialist Party
Edouard Herriot, 77, reelected head of the Radical Socialist party in Toulouse, defeating wartime Premier Edouard Daladier by 759 to 381. The party remains moderate rather than radical or socialist.
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Toulouse
Edouard Herriot
French National Assembly
Radical Socialist
Edouard Daladier
Youth Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case
A 13 year old youth, Bernard Mcka, was convicted of second degree murder for killing his father after he struck the boy’s mother. A jury of two women and forty men deliberated for 20 hours before returning the verdict in Montrose, Fa.
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Montrose
Bernard Mcka
Live Duck in Bomber Engine At Elgin AFB
A mallard was found inside the engine cabling of a B26 Invader at Elgin Air Force Base Florida after the aircraft from California landed. The duck entered through the engine hood during flight as the propellers spun 16 times a second. After removal and minor feather loss and a bent beak, the duck was released days later and flew away.
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Elgin Afb
Fla
California
San
College Football Scores At a Glance
Tfinity bowed to the University of Houston, 28 21. Baylor subdued SMU, a526, while Rue downed TCU, 2014. William and Mary shut out Arkansas, 20 0. Ohio State clnched a bid to the Rose Bowl with a 7 7 tie with Michigan. Minnesota defeated Wisconsin, 34 6, and Notre Dame whipped Iowa, 25 7. In the east Yale beat Harvard, 23 8, Princeton edged Dartmouth, 19 149, and Temple beat Holy Cross, 20 7. Tulane knocked Virginia from the undefeated ranks, 28 14, Tennessee blanked Kentucky, 6 0, and North Carolina sneaked by Duke, p12.
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University of Houston
Baylor
SMU
Rue
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Arkansas
Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Iowa
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Harvard
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Holy Cross
Tulane
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Duke
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Nezes
Young Democrats Back Civil Rights Victory in Chattanooga
The Young Democrats approved a civil rights resolution 297 to 173 in Chattanooga on November 1. The Deep South largely opposed the measure, while D Wilson Gilmore of Kenton Missouri won unanimous election as national president of the Young Democratic Clubs of America, succeeding Roy G. Baker of Sherman Texas.
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Challanooga
Young Democrats
Truman
Deep South
Ilotida
D. Wilson Gilmore
Kenton
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Roy G. Baker
Sherman
Texas
Texas Still Warm Weather Warms Fans Amid Winds
A garbled report notes warm temperatures in Texas with gusty west and southwest winds. Football fans enjoyed pleasant skies and mild afternoon heat, though winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour affected play. The outlook for Sunday remains similar with unsettled conditions in parts of the state.
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Worath
Miami records coldest November 19 in 30 years
Downtown Miami logged a low of 48 degrees on November 19, the coldest for that date in 30 years. The prior low was 62 degrees, first noted in 1918 and again in 1923.
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Miami
Price Index Edges Upward
The Associated Press index of 35 wholesale commodity prices rose this week. The index moved to 360.36 from 160.32 a week earlier and compared with 179.06 a year ago.
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New York
Associated Press
Court dodges charges after friend sits in for speeding case
A motorist due in court for speeding failed to appear and called friend Bob Cranen to stand in. Cranen agreed to attend in his place, leaving the case pending as the court awaited further action.
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Padscl
Wash
Nate Morgan
Bob Cranen
Crane
DA Advises Joint Green Hospital Setup For Tax Plan
William W. Hensley district attorney urged city and county commissioners to run Robert B. Green hospital jointly with 10 cent levies per 100 valuation, while warning a 20 cent county tax would be illegal and fatal to the hospital. He outlined two legal options and criticized hybrid schemes as unsound.
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William W. Hensley
Robert B. Green
Hensley
Angus ‘Cockrell
Cockrell
T. N. Tucker
Tucker
Public Service Board
Heard
Supreme Court
Cliyy
White
Bill Robinson Still Critical
New York news says Bill Robinson remained in critical condition today after a heart attack several days ago. Authorities reported he is resting in a hospital oxygen tent as his weakened condition continued.
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New York
Bill Bojangies
Robinson
Agen
Houston Child Attack Incites Citywide Police Search
A 10 year old girl was attacked near St Mary's School playground in a fashionable Houston district. Officers arrested a 25 year old Black man but police say he may not be linked to the case and continue a citywide hunt for a well dressed suspect. The girl sustained facial injuries but doctors report no serious harm and she returned to the playground to seek help.
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Houston
L. D. Morris
Police Crime Prevention Bureau
Pumnmelud
St. Mary's Catholic Sehynal
Sather Bagby
Yegee
Patel
Nie
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Henry Wallace Denies Charge in Chicago Speech
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace denied a charge that he is trying to bring communism to the United States. He insisted the American people are not even ready for socialism during a Chicago address last night.
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Chicago
INS
Henry A. Wallace
U.S
Skies Continue Fair With Warm Weekend Forecast
Weather outlook shows mainly fair skies through Sunday as southerly winds replace calmer conditions. Temperatures rise from an early morning low around 48 to a high near 90 degrees, with no major moisture expected.
Plane Crashes into Detroit House Killing Three
A large twin engined freight plane plummeted into a two story house on the edge of Detroit City Airport killing three aboard. The wreckage trapped occupants, while an elderly woman and her son were hospitalized with serious burns. Rescue efforts and a hero neighbor saved a wife and daughter from the blaze.
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Raymond Perry
Edna
Judy
Bertha -Wittke
Arthur Dadee
Brooklyn
Gus Marrow
Harold Witzky
weTs Woush
Detroit Cty
Eirport
Wilcke
Marald
B Hospital
Belgian man leaps from Brussels Palace of Justice
Passersby watched 47 year old Francois Stroyens jump from the Brussels palace of Justice. He plunged about 100 feet and crashed through a roof into an auto shop. He was badly injured but not in immediate danger.
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Brussels
Brussels Palace
Actress Elizabeth Taylor Threatened by Obscene Mail
Hollywood reports three obscene letters threatening violence were received by the family of actress Elizabeth Taylor. The letters were turned over to the FBI. two came from Brooklyn and were deemed too vile for Taylor's family to view.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Brooklyn
Truman Victory In 52 Predicted
Senator Anderson expresses confidence that the Democratic Party will renominate President Truman in 1952 and that he will win a new four year term. He notes optimism for both the 1950 and 1952 races while Senator Millikin of Colorado disputes some of the optimism.
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Truman
Washington
Anderson
D-Nm
Sen
MillikineCelo
Anserann
Miilkin
Congress
Solon urges atomic program and TV legislation
Senator Wiley urges Truman to end delays in dispersal of atomic program units and proposes congressional study of television legislation for a war era atomic crisis. He suggests a mobile capital on rail trains if needed as part of contingency planning.
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Washington
INS
Sen
Wiley
Wis
U. S
Truman
Plang
Congress
Tlhrough
Atomic Energy Committee
Forecast of mild weather with Sunday temperature rise
Forecast notes continued fair conditions with a tithe change in temperatures and winds becoming southerly Sunday morning. Expected low near 48 and high near 80 degrees with a Saturday low of 46.
B 29 Crew Survives Ocean Rescue Near Bermuda
Eighteen U S airmen were rescued after their B 29 bomber ditched in the Atlantic killing two. The survivors spent three days at sea before being taken aboard the Canadian destroyer Haida near Bermuda by an airborne and surface rescue coordinated from Hamilton Ottawa and Tampa.
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Bermuda
U. S
Atlantic
Haida
Ottawa
Tampa
Surevivors
Beremuda
California
Misjudgment case sparks drunken voting remark
Ted Gay, 46, appeared in court on a charge of intoxication and was fined $100 by Acting Municipal Judge Robert Marrs. As Gay left, he quipped about his vote, prompting Marrs to sentence him to a day in the workhouse.
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Huai Bay
Ted Gay
Gay
Robert Marr
Marrs
Wanda Hendrix and Audie Maypry reunite in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Wanda Hendrix says she reconciled with Audie Maypry in Texas and will be joined by him within a week. She states they will try marriage again after a hunting trip. if it fails they will have given it a real effort. Separate Czech notice says government bans sale of secondhand books lacking Communist approval.
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Hollywood
Audie Maypry
Texas
Wanda Hendrix
Audie
Prague
Comunist
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