Dillavou's Brother Hits Bowen Record
University of Illinois trustees heard the Bowen dean case as the executive committee defended Bowen and a chorus of faculty, students, and alumni clashed with supporters. Stoddard warned issues of academic freedom and un-Americanism may figure in the report to the trustees.
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College of Commerce Executive Committee
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Weather summary for Crab Orchard and nearby lakes
A fragmented weather record notes high and low temperatures for Friday and Sunday, sun times, and a0 precip of 0.03 inches. It records wind 23 miles from 7 am yesterday to 7 am today, and lake levels at Crab Orchard Lake 14 inches below spillway and Little Grassy Lake 18 feet below spillway.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Index of sections by page on National and Local News
The front page lists sections for today including National page 1 Church News page 2 Local News page 3 Editorials page 4 Women's News pages 5 and Sports pages 7 and 8 Comics page 9 Classified pages 10 and 11.
Reds Show up Korea Formosa Grapple Starts
United Nations Security Council meets at Lake Success to discuss Formosa and Korea with a Chinese Communist delegation arriving. The session follows a push to treat the Korean and Formosan issues as inseparable amid U S aggression charges and Gen MacArthur’s Korea intervention claims.
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Korea
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Douglas MacArthur
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Red China
New York
Sir Bengal N. Rau
Faucesset Plane Missing En Route to Peru Maldonado
Fauccesset airlines reported a missing plane traveling from Quince Mil to Peru Maldonado with nine aboard. Rescue efforts were ongoing as authorities investigated the disappearance reported yesterday at noon.
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Peru
Crash Victim Helen Patterson Hurts in Highway Crash
Kankakee November 25 AP Mrs Helen Patterson of Danville was fatally injured yesterday in a highway crash in which her husband and daughter were critically injured.
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Kankakee
Helen Patterson
Danville
Weatherman Records Subzero Dip Across Southern Illinois
The mercury fell to minus one half degree in Carbondale Friday night and roads remain icy with snow today across Southern Illinois. Harold Hill notes it was the coldest he recalls, while by 7 am today the temp rose to four above zero. Officials expect areas south of route 13 to be clear for normal traffic by Monday if no new precipitation occurs. The region, hardest hit since Thanksgiving, saw Anna area snow totals around five inches with about three and a half inches in Carbondale.
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Seventh Army Reactivated in Germany
Heidelberg Germany Nov 24 AP The United States announced reactivation in Europe of its seventh army the first American army on the continent since demobilization after World War II Two veteran major tactical units the first U S infantry division and the U S constabulary have been assigned to the new unit Gen Thomas T Handy commander in chief in Europe announced
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Germany
United States
Europe
Seventh
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U. S. Constabulary
Thomas T. Handy
Danish Nobel Laureate Johannes V Jensen Dies at 77
Copenhagen reports the death of Johannes V Jensen aged 77 at his home. The famed Danish author, Nobel prize winner, wrote many novels including The Long Journey, among his best known works.
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Denmark
Johannes V. Jensen
Jensen
Winter storm devastates nation with record snows
The Associated Press reports November brought a severe blizzard across the Midwest, East and South, halting transport and industry. At least seven deaths occurred as conditions worsened from Ohio to Pittsburgh and Nashville registered subzero temperatures.
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New York
Staten Island
Quits Abbey After 10 Months Reunites With Wife in Los Angeles
Donald D. Foster a 50 year old former San Francisco businessman who spent 10 months at St John’s Abbey in Collegeville Minn returns to private life in Los Angeles with his wife May. He says no papal dispensation is pursued and his wife prefers a normal life, with their daughter Sister Mary Matthew a nun teaching in San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Donald D. Foster
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Mary Matthew
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Mrs. Foster
St. John’s Abbey
Collegeville
Minn
Wherry May Get Key Senate Assignment
Senator Hugh Butler suggested Kenneth Wherry be named to the Senate foreign relations committee. Wherry, Republican floor leader and critic of Administration policy, has called for Acheson’s removal and frames the 82nd Congress as advancing that goal.
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Hugh Butler
Republican Committee
Kenneth Wherry
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wherry
Senate
Administration
Europe
Far East
Dean Acheson
Omaha
82Nd
Congress
Acheson
Dewey orders resignations on Long Island Rail Road trustees
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey demanded the resignations of Long Island Rail Road trustees David E. Smucker and Hunter L. Delatour by Monday to speed a total shakeup after a Thanksgiving Eve wreck killed 77 and injured 332. He called the road bankrupt financially and in equipment and management, and cited demoralized personnel as a root cause.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Long Island Railroad
Long Island
Dewey
David E. Smucker
Hunter L. Delatour
Smucker
Delatour
New York State
Rockville Centre
Vincent Impellitteri
Defeated Engle Named To State School Post
Springfield dispatch reports Gov. Adlai Stevenson appointed C Hobart Engle of Cuba as assistant director of the department of registration and education. Engle, defeated for state superintendent on Nov 7, will take the post Dec 1, succeeding Sidney Olson who was elected Cook County criminal court clerk.
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Adlai Stevenson
C. Hobart Engle
Stevenson
Engle
Department of Registration and Education
Cuba
Sidney Olson
Chicago
Cook County Criminal Court
Vernon L. Nickell
UN Forces Open Major Offensive Across Korean Front
Allied advance stretches across northwest Korea with major push toward Unsan and Yongun as 25th and 1st corps divisions drive to fold back Chinese and Korean units. Skirmishes flare near Chongju Kusong Yongun as air strikes pound dugouts and supply lines.
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Ninth Corps
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Unsan
Dongju
U. S. 1 Corps
MacArthur
Yongun
Tokchon
Azerbaijan climber celebrates 151st birthday in Moscow
Moscow reports Azerbaijan mountaineer Ibra him Gadzhiev marked his 151st birthday. The Soviet newspaper noted he remains in good health despite advanced age and that his extended family totals about 50 relatives.
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Azerbaijan
Ibrahim Gadzhiev
Gadzhiev
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