Riots End In Panama Power Shift Coup
Panama city riot ends with factional clash after President Daniel Chanis Jr resigns under police pressure. Roberta Chiari sworn in, but Chanis refuses to yield. National police disperse thousands as gunfire and looting flare near the presidential palace.
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Panama
Carlyévolt
Daniel
Chanis Jr
Jed
Roberta Chi
Chanis
Ceghi
National Assembly
Shill Wag
Cal
Jase Berton
Cathedral Plaza
New York Faces Water Shortage Fears After Reservoir Drops
New York and other heavily populated areas may implement water rationing as consumption drops threaten supplies. Officials warn that without reduced use, some residents will lose water access at times. Reservoirs are down as much as forty percent in parts of the metropolitan region affecting more than 10 million people.
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N.Y
New York
Ho Metro
Mayen
Seven Killed as Train Strikes Truck at Texas Crossing
At 2 a.m. near Shallowater Texas a freight train collided with a pickup truck loaded with cotton causing seven deaths and ten injuries. Victims were Latin American residents of Lubbock. The crossing had a swinging arm signal. engineer William Rust tried emergency braking but could not avert the crash.
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Tuhbock
Ted
A. C
Tsaac” Quirina
Francisco Quiriza
A. & Quirina
Joe Moreno
William Rust
Staton
Santa Pe Freseht
Hust
Rust
Shallowater
Production In Britain Rises in September Output
London reports that industrial output in September rose 32 percent above the monthly average of 1946. The September figure reached 124 percent of the 1646 baseline, according to the treasury.
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Britain
London
Arieed
Treasury
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu At Downtown Salt Lake Eatery
Salt Lake City reports a downtown restaurant posted a four dollar Thanksgiving day menu offering soup salad oyster cocktail olives hot rolls and a choice of roast turkey duckling lamb chops or prime rib with pie and beverage. The offer notes dine by November 24, 1992 and emphasizes holiday meal availability.
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Salt Lake City
Headless Burmese Bodies Found After Battle Near Meralikangon
Government troops routed Communist and Wareng forces from Meralikangon village. The headless bodies of about 60 rebels were recovered, with around 50 unidentifiable. Officials believe leaders took the heads of fallen comrades amid the clash near Rangoon on November 23.
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Rangoon
Meralikangon
Soviet cuts China from UN Security Council role
The Soviet Union said it would not recognize the Chiang Kai Shek delegation as China’s representative at the United Nations, excluding it from the Security Council. Yugoslavia was elected to the council, but without veto rights until January. Vishinsky announced that the Chinese Reds favor Peiping’s government and will not accept the Kuomintang as China’s voice at the UN. Separately, U.S. private investments abroad totaled 15.3 billion dollars at year start, with about 12.4 billion in reinvested funds through foreign branches or subsidiaries.
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York
Ain
Andrei Y. Vishlasky
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Chiang Kai Shek
Security Council
Valloy
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Chiang
Peiping
Vishinsky
UN Assembly
Vishinskyi
Washington
Commerce Department
U. S
Orariches
L.A. Weather Fare Stays Same
The weatherman will serve the same old fare for San Antonio's Turkey day with partly cloudy skies and a warm trend. A moderate southeasterly breeze will keep conditions dry as temperatures rise from a low near 41 to about 74 degrees by mid afternoon.
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Upi
San Antonio
Teil
Cool Air Suppresses Dreadful Texas Weather Trend
The weather bureau warned Wednesday that a cool air mass arriving Thursday would halt the previous warm trend without abrupt temperature changes. In Dalhart, subzero readings were reported early Wednesday as the mercury dropped to below minus twenty degrees, with a high of around the low teens elsewhere.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Dalhart
Taveo
Auto plants to close for Thanksgiving week in Detroit
Auto output to lag as steel strike pressures the nation’s auto industry with factories nearing Thanksgiving closures. Except for Ford Hudson Studebaker and a few branch plants most will shut down this week with limited operation into December. Ford to four days Studebaker already planning a November 20 close.
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Detroit
Dee
Ford
Hudson
Studehaker
Bren Ford
Studebaker J
Foss Aims for South Dakota Governorship Candidate
Ace flyer Joe Foss, 35, famed World War I ace, announces plans to seek the South Dakota governorship as a Republican candidate. Foss says he intends to seek the nomination at the 195 primary and run for office.
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Liqux Falls
Joe Foss
Marine Myer
South Dakota
Voss
Abortion Trial of Mrs Jurquin Opens in County Court
In a crowded Criminal District courtroom the abortion case against Mrs Roberta Jurquin 45 of 1115 W Travis Street began amid heated objections from Leonard Brown defense attorney who challenged admission of surgical instruments and paraphernalia as inflammatory. State witness Dr G D Boyd county health officer testified the patient was two months pregnant and deputy sheriff Jay Higdon described a raid on a shack off the Gotth rd. and the operating room inside where a woman cried out during surgery. Blood and medical equipment were found in the house with some items covered in blood and flesh critics argued the photos were inadmissible but photographer Harvey Belgin was allowed to identify prints. The trial continued with the district attorney William Hensley and M C Gonzales presenting the state's case.
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Roberta ‘Marquin
Leonard Brown
Tidge W. W. McCrory
Nim
Jarquin
W. Travis Sr
Higdon
Sam Sanders
Hy Talbert
Justice of the Pease
William Hensley
M. C. Gonzales
Brown
Maxwell Burke
McCrory
Fhanks
Harvey Belgin
San Antonio
Hensley
McCrary
Sudge
Bridges' Attorney Draws Jail Term in Perjury Trial
In San Francisco, attorney Vincent Hallinan received a six month jail term for criminal contempt related to the longshoreman Bridges perjury case. Judge Harris granted a stay to Hallinan to continue representing Bridges during the trial, amid a heated exchange over conduct and decorum in court.
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Bridges
San Francisco
Buc
Bermnit Hallinan
Jettwire Clo Longshere Union
Elshnaed Willy
Kaliinsn
Harris
Hallinan
Udge
Czech Drive Intensifies Against War-Torn Farmers
Prague dispatch notes an intensified drive against Czech farmers amid observers fearing a deduced escalation. Reports from London claim Winston Churchill, ill with a cold, may push a wider policy next week as the press cites a forthcoming list from officials.
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Prague
London
Winston Churchill
41 Years Then Divorce After Desertion in Waukegan
In Waukegan I L Sweitzer, 86, filed for divorce from her husband Jeanette Sweltzer after 41 years of marriage. She charged desertion, saying her husband disappeared in 1968 and she had waited for his return before pursuing the divorce. Deputy records indicate she sought civil relief in the local court.
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Waukegan
I. Noy
Jeanette Sweltzer
Derelick
Waukegan Forest
W. Sweitzer
Food Prices Show Slight Gain
New York report notes Dun & Bradstreet wholesale price index ticked up this week from 5.68 to 5.74 but remains 1 percent below the year ago level of 6.38. Data covers wholesale food prices across sectors with modest weekly increase.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Thanksgiving prices fall nationwide says labor dept
Washington reports a nationwide drop in Thanksgiving costs with turkeys and pumpkin pie cheaper than last year. The forecast is mild and fair for most of the holiday period. the typical meal is estimated around 3.07 dollars in the Great Lakes region, with lower costs than 1947 and 1950 figures.
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Washington
Labor Department
D. C
Ant Reau
Smithwick in New Plea and Self-Defense Question
In Austin on November 23, Smithwick’s lawyers argued self defense in the fatal shogling of Bill Maso, while state lawyers urged reversal of a bail ruling. They cited Aveline Saenz testimony from habeas corpus proceedings, claiming it bears on the self defense issue. The hearing interrupted as the judge pressed for clarity on the claim.
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Austin
Sam Smithwick
Bill Maso
Alice Table
Smithwick
Gaide
Court of Criminal Appeals
Amitys
Henry Taylor
Byron
Sketch
Wie
Taylor
Astate
Aveline Saenz
Saenzag
Mason Laud
Solon's Conviction on Disorderly Conduct Under Review
The conviction of Sen. Glen Taylay on a disorderly conduct charge from a Birmingham police court will be reviewed Tuesday by the state Court of Appeals.
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Solon
Montgomery
All
Sen
Glen Taylay
Didano
Birmingsham Polices Cour
Hy State Court of Appeals
Ward 4 Kids Released Toward Deportation from Mukden
Washington reports that American consul general Ward and four consulate aides were freed by Chinese Communists and ordered out of the country. Ward said the party would depart from Mukden after a “barbaric” treatment and a trial before a People’s court. The aides include Talphi Rehberg and Shiro Tatsumi, both American citizens.
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Washington
Ward
Mukiden
State
Department
O. Edmund Clubb
Pelping
Clubb
State Department
Mykuen
Talphi Hehberg
Rochester
N.Y
Foreign Service
Shiro Tatsuii
Franen Ciengna
Alfred Kiistan
Rehberg
Tatsumi
Armed Rebels Advance Toward Manila in fighting
Armed rebels were seen approaching Manila amid an uprising that sparked scattered battles. Reports from Manila newspapers say Batangas province suffered casualties with 27 constabulary killed and insurgents tallying unknown fatalities in the clash.
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Manila
INS
Batangas
Two Klan Groups Move Toward Unity in South
In Rome Georgia on November 2 Sperial Wizard Samuel Roger announced the Association of Georgia Klans led by him has reached a working agreement with the Federated Klans for Alabama. The pact aims at eventual consolidation of the two groups and marks the two largest Ku Klux Klan entities moving toward unity.
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Rome
Ku Klux
South
Mitchell Death Driver Sentenced for Appian Mitchell’s Death
Atlanta November 23 Hugh D Gravitt taxi driver convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the traffic death of Marave Mitchell today was sentenced to 12 to 15 months in jail.
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Mitchell
Atlanta
Hugh D. Gravitt
Taxi Debyer
President Truman to Host Thanksgiving Dinner at Blair House
Washington Nov 23 President Truman will observe Thanksgiving with a small family dinner at Blair House. Mrs David Wallace mother of Mrs Truman will be a guest.
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Truman
Blairhouse
David Wallane
Weather Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Partly cloudy and warmer through Wednesday with sleet possible. Thursday turns fairer. South easterly winds remain gentle to moderate. Wednesday high near 70, Thursday low around 74. Tuesday’s high reached 61 and low 42. Weather Page 3A for details.
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