California flood toll rises after two rivers breach banks
Nov 22 in Marysville California two rivers flooded Central Valley displacing thousands. Yuba River surge and Stanislaus breach near Ripon trigger evacuations as 10 deaths are blamed on flooding and property losses near 20 million dollars while storms ease and officials warn of lingering danger. Rescue teams plucked 35 workers stranded on gravel. Sheriff Wade navigated 106 yards through floodwaters to safety.
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Maryeville
Calif
Csl
Mfornin
Yuba
Marynville
Stanislaw
Ripon
California
Nevada
Sierra Nevada
John Dower
Tires
Nia
Yuman Wounded Second Time In Korea
Army Sergeant Thomas K. Montifa Blgon of Winterhaven is listed as wounded in Korea for the second time. Born August 2, 1929, he attended Yuma Union High School, enlisted in 1949, and served with the DistCovatry Division overseas since April 1949. He previously was wounded July 31, with the latest telegram confirming a new injury.
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Thomas K. Mon
Tifa
Mutuetla
Montana
Winterhaven
Korea
Department of Deferie
Dist Covatry Division
Bornn Andrade
Calif
Yuma Union High School
Museum Holiday Closure Realigns Visitor Schedule
The Prison Hill museum will close for Thanksgiving holidays as announced by curator Mrs Clarissa Winsor. Crowds over the past weekend highlighted growing interest from residents and tourists seeking information, research and entertainment at the museum according to Mrs Brinsor.
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Prison Hill
Clarissa Winsor
Brinsor
Fort Worth blast kills couple near West Street apartment
In Fort Worth Texas a fatal car bombing killed Nelson Harris and his pregnant wife in their vehicle near a West Street apartment. The blast wounded a child and left police investigating possible bomb delivery. In Denver a University student was sentenced to prison for illegal possession of tapes and related materials in a separate court case.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Nelson Harris
Harris
Denver
Lanton K. Simons
Saturday Edition of Daily Sun Restored Next Month
The Saturday edition of the Daily Sun will resume on December 2 after a three week suspension due to a paper shortage. A news source secured enough additional newsprint to cover the rest of 1951 with further supplies assured for 1952.
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Daily Sun
den Etter
The
Sun
Oasis Waf
Sawurdas
Plane crashes on Wyoming peak kill 24 missionaries
Rescue teams reached Mt Moran near Jackson Wyoming after a New Tribes Mission DC-3 crashed amid fog killing 24 aboard including four crew and 19 children. Ropes and sealing gear were flown in as searchers scoured steep slopes for survivors.
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Jackson
Wyn
Atoxa
Moran
Rocky Peak
New Tribes Mission
Chico
Calif
Telon
Souge
Clarence Hare Nis
Inter
Mt. Moran
Grand Teton National Park
Thanksgiving Weather Across Nation Described as Typical
United Press reports a rather typical November weather pattern for Thanksgiving with Arctic cold in the Northern Plains and Michigan snow flurries. Forecasters predict cloudy skies nationwide with rain in the Ohio Valley and generally fair conditions in California while storms affect the Sierra Nevada and lowland snowpack grows in northern regions.
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United Press
Mercury
Northein Plains
Arctic
Cuthank
Mont
Michigan
Great Lakes
New England
Northern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Mie
Otio Valley
California
Sierra Nevada
Enov
Rector Barred From Browngvids Hospital For Sterilization
Tasmanian hospital officials barred Dr Stephens, a University of Southern California Medical School graduate, from Browngvids Morcy Hospital after he sterilized a patient at her request. He stated he had no hope of reinstatement and doubted he could practice there again.
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Brownsville
Stephens
Browngvids
AIM
Southern California Medical School
Barrotton Morey
Morcy Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
Thanksgiving Dinner May Cost Less Than Last Year
U P reports that Thanksgiving meals may cost less than last year as government price supports shift. Agriculture officials note high turkey and cranberry production with lower wholesale prices, while onions and cabbage show large crops and lower retail costs.
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Washington
U.P
Agriculture
Department
New York
Chicago
City council rejects government war housing offer in Yuma
Yuma city officials at a regular meeting voted to reject a Housing Authority offer to relinquish all temporary war housing in the area. The plan would include Mesa Viata Homes, Charles Ingally Homes and Padre Garces Homes. The council approved exceeding the budget by 1050 dollars for a county rabies control program. Mayor W. J. Anderson and councilmen attended.
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Yuma
Yuna
Housing Authority
Yunta
Public Housing
Mesa Viata Homies
Charles Ingally
Padre Garces
City Hall
Timwood Perking
State Commission
Seasion
W. J. Anderson
J.B. Bailey
Floyd Newcomer
Recorter Perkins
Police Seek To Contact Victims Of Check Artist
City police seek to contact local persons who might hold checks written by James J. Mare Un or Russel L. Orr. The checks may bear Home Supply Company. A man using these names was apprehended in Washington and claims to have passed bad checks in Yuma. Contact Patrolman Ray Dehn or Police Chief Harold Breech.
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James J. Mare UN
Russel L. Orr
Home Supply Company
Ray Dehn
Washington
Yuma
Dehn
Harold Breech
Articles Reported Stolen From Truck
H. B. Kerr, a Pontian Michigan truck driver, reported to local officers that his truck cab was burglarized. Items taken included two pairs of pants, two doll buggies, a bushel bag of Depcorn, and several dates.
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H. B. Kerr
Pontian
Michigan
unclear text from bulletin on air base crash
fragmentary bulletin notes a plane incident at Toro Muring Air Base Cal era. mentions wreckage and aboard crew, with unclear names and details.
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Toro Muring
Calera
Ma . Corps
Weredena
Cas
Sutgriney
Yumans Hear How New Hates Are Taught by Communism
Kovacs told a Yuma Valley dinner club that communists promise brotherhood to Balkans but teach new hatreds. He cited Tito’s conscription and the suppression of religion, urged United Nations action and force if needed to curb Russia, and advocated direct aid to Americans through propagandistic, fact-based messaging.
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Siephee
Yuma Valley
Balkans
Kovacs
Marshal Tito
United States
Kovaca
George Orwell
America
Russia
United Nations
North Korea
Drcait
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Communist Party
Britain Split With U S On China Policy At UN
LARE SUCCESS New York November 22 Britain signaled a possible initiative to settle the Far Eastern crisis as a Chinese Communist delegation pressed at the United Nations. Britain publicly dissented from the United States in the UN Main Political Committee over a Chinese Nationalist proposal to probe relations between Russia and Mao Tse-tung. Delegate John Foster Dulles said the United States gave its general support to the proposal.
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Great Britain
Chilcean
United Nations
Britain
United States
Russia
Mag Tee-Tung
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Genere
Air Force Blasts Reds South of Yalu
Air power blasts targets south of the Yalu amid Allied pressure on Communist forces. South Korean and U.S. pilots hit rail junctions near Hyenan, Chongdin, and Chongjin while Marine patrols along Chosin Reservoir press the advance. Heavy bombers and carrier air strikes support the drive toward key coastal and inland positions as Communist troops fall back.
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U.N
Ube Valu
Mores
Manchuria
Hyesunjin
Elec
Warne
Reda
Kilohu
Tebivet
Kurrasa' Jert Magu
United Nations
Ind
Ront
Pyongyang
Yalu
Tokyo
Chonglin
Taha Rir Ie
Ase
ROK
ROK Capital Division
Yonghyang
Chongdin
U.S
Tth
Chosin
Yudari
Iran
Ln Tinea
Sth
Anne Ghoneh
Deavy
Penind Desi
Klemtye
Antony
Previegnettock
Musan
Chongjin Aheat
Wiganding
St. Paul
Chongtin
Fire department seeks return of missing 14 foot pole
Local report notes a 14 foot pike pole lost by the city fire department during a recent drill or operation. Fire Chief Joyner described the tool as about two inches in diameter with a hook on the end and urged the finder to return it to the fire station.
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City’ Fire Department
Clawe Joyner
Sit
Fae Department
iReports Theft Of 7 Turkeys
Somerays residents report turkey thefts during Thanksgiving. Sheriff records indicate six 16 pound hens and one 16 pound gobbler taken between Haightolin Lake and the Colorado River. Officers warn the turkeys will cost a high price if recovered into hands of the thieves.
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L. M. Wilkins
Haightolin Lake
Colorado River
No Paper Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day Closure
The Furva Dni ty Sun will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving Day. There will be no issue of this newspaper on that day.
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Magi Ag
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