Consul Foote Meets Indonesian Leaders in Java
U. S. Consul General Walter A. Foote met with Indonesian President Sukarno and cabinet members in Yogyakarta to seek clarity on the American reply to food offers and to help restore peace in the East Indies. He traveled there and back by American naval plane, calling the trip very good.
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Batavia
Java
U. S
Walter A. Foote
Jogjakarta
Soekarno
Eastndies
U.S
Foote
Today’s Features in the Editorial Pane Note
A fragmented listing from pages 24 to 35 highlights sections such as Comics by Jean Kain and Dr Brady, a crossword by Mary Haworth, horoscopes, and regular features like Amusements, Financial, and Bridge. Includes scattered references to letters, sports, and editorials with unclear page numbers.
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Jean Kain
Dr. Brady
Mary Haworth
Ecuador protests Peru attack on border city El Proaress
Official sources report Ecuador protested to Peru over an alleged Peruvian assault on the frontier city of El Proa. The protest comes after recent incidents in Loja Province, with Ecuadorian officials detailing the attack and demanding clarification.
Princess Hermine Jewel Heist Suspect Held in Berlin
Vera Herbst, a self described friend of Prince Ferdinand, is jailed on suspicion of murder and theft in the death of Princess Hermine and the $2,000,000 jewel robbery. CID agents later recovered six pieces, including a diamond and emerald tiara, from her apartment in Wilmersdorf. Authorities say the gems were among those missing from Hermine's collection and that Herbst claimed to live with Ferdinand. Wilhelm Gommert, the apartment resident, was held for questioning as investigators pursue ties to the prince and the missing hoard.
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Berlin
Vera Herbst
Prince Ferdinand
Princess Hermine
Mist
Herbst
U.S. Army
Hermine
CID
Ferdinand
Incei
Carlucci
Miss Herbst
Labourites Approve Delayed Steel Nationalization Plan
British Labour MPs narrowly backed Prime Minister Attlee's plan to defer steel nationalization for now and extend state control of essential industries. The vote 81 to 77 reflected deep party splits with left wings pressing for swifter action and harsher cuts, while Attlee urged unity amid a crisis program seen as vital to security and export growth.
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London
Labor Party
Attlee
atHee
Ibi
House of Commons
Land Censer Ivea
Amendierte
Heat Wave To Continue Across the Plains and Southwest
Weather report notes a continuing heat wave across the region with high temperatures in the 100s. No significant rainfall expected outside the Gulf Coast area. Texas and Oklahoma report readings around 102, while Kansas also approaches the hundred mark as heat intensifies.
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Keller
Gulf Coast
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
U S to Press Britain on Loan Use Amid Financial Plight
Washington officials demand a full explanation of how Britain will spend its 33 750 000 000 loan as British delegates arrive to discuss worsening finances. They seek a comprehensive report to clarify dollar resource usage and potential relaxations of agreement provisions.
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Washington
Beltain
Britain
Hugh Dalton
Exchequer
Eva Perons Lisbon trip amid Britain loan debate
Eva Duarte de Peron travels toward Dakar as British loan aid fears rise. U S officials warn funds may end by October without Congress approval. In Lisbon and Recife labor unrest blocks a factory tour linked to Peron’s European visit.
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Britain
Dnandera
Lisbon
Senora Eva Duarte
Clinton Mich
INS
Donald
Peron
Dakar
Thomas
Blane Tetay Alee i
Clinton Machine Co
Dal
Adear
Will Board
Ahip
Recife
Brazil
Four Prisoners Escape After Robbing Guards
Four armed prisoners described as very dangerous escaped from Essex County jail in Galem Mass after overpowering two guards, taking their guns and robbing them of $100. James W McDonald aided by an inmate and another prisoner escaped with a pistol smuggled aboard. Names include Steward Loch Wil Donald 20 Worcester and Joseph Iewerately etc.
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Galem
Mass
Essex County
James W. Mc
McDonald
Salem
Dolph W. Limauro
Lynn
Manila Cleans Up After Flash Flood
Manila cleans up after a rainstorm of typhoon proportions crossed North Luzon and headed toward the South China Sea. Flood waters swirled through streets and clogged manholes and streets. Three of Manila's five bridges remained closed hampering cross-town traffic. Communications were badly disrupted.
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Manila
North Luzon
South China
Crosstown
New Government PANS appoints Don Carlos Pi Suner to arm exile regime
President Martinez Barrio of the Spanish Republican regime announced today he has chosen Don Carlos Pi Suner to arm a new government in exile. The move comes as the regime, led by Dr. Jose Giral, consolidates leadership in opposition to the Francoist forces.
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Martinez, Barrio
Don Carlos Pi
Jose Giral
Pittsburgh shooting witness recalls crying after fatal ambush
Witnesses describe a gunman fleeing the scene after a fatal shooting tied to a burglary dispute near a room, with Rudolph Raab, 17, confirming the crying claim and identifying the shooter as he fled. The case centers on the violent incident and its immediate aftermath in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Imlioneoh
Rudolph Raab
Nard
Tim
New 5 Passenger Helicopter Undergoes Early Tests
The Army Air Forces announced preliminary testing of a new five passenger helicopter built by Bell Aircraft Corp. in Buffalo. The craft can vertical rise at 450 feet per minute, reach 13,000 feet, and travels up to 105 miles per hour with a cruising speed of 90 mph.
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Washington
Buffalo
Army Air
Bell Aircreft Corp
Jap Mine Controls conOM approved by Socialist Premier Ka tayama
A coalition cabinet led by Socialist Premier Tetsu Ka tayama formally approved the Jap Mine Controls conOM today, signaling a key policy move. The action elevates Ka tayama's government agenda and may impact regional industry and labor dynamics.
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Tetsu Katayama
Truman Returns to White House After Quiet Weekend
President Truman arrived at the White House shortly after midnight returning from his Camp David retreat at the Catoctin area. The quiet weekend preceded his return to Washington to resume official duties.
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Ruman
White House
Atfler
Pendh
Banas la
Catoctin
Washington
Fishermen Escape As 205-Foot Joffre Sinks Off Gloucester
Ten crew members escaped in two lifeboats when the 205 foot Joffre caught fire and sank 16 miles at sea early Sunday. Captain and owner Simon P. Theriault of Gloucester and four crew were picked up by the trawler Marie Guiseppi. five others reached Gloucester in another lifeboat and were taken aboard the Coast Guard picket boat. The Joffre, valued at $100,000, caught fire at 1 PM Saturday. blaze reported 4:39 AM Sunday. Its radio failed and fuel tank explosions are cited as the fire spread. About 140,0000 pounds of swordfish, groundfish and redfish were aboard. The cause is under investigation.
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Gloucester
Mass. U
Joffre
Simon P. Theriault
Marie Guiseppi
Gloucester Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Boston Search and Rescue Office
Theriault
Odom Plans Return Run After Globe Circling Record
Pilot Bill Odom said he would attempt another world circumnavigation after setting a world record. The 71 year old veteran completed the trip in 73 hours five minutes and twenty one seconds, flying 19 645 miles from Chicago with a solo flight. He noted fatigue, a mountain near Western Canada, and a momentary lapse when an automatic pilot failed.
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Page
Chicago
Bill Odom
Angain
Iyers
Douglas
Tower
Ule
Odom
Canada
Fatal Troy car crash claims four in family and others
Ten people died in weekend accidents across upstate areas including a three car crash in Troy. The Troy fatalities included a newlywed couple William E. Coonrad 23 Marjorie Coonrad and Leo A. Morse 54 along with Catherine Seavidge 123. Five others were injured in the crashes.
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Asban
Troy
Wiliam E. Coonrad
Marjorie
Catherine Seavidge
Leo A. Morse
Senators recess Hughes warplane hearings amid wrangling
Senate War Investigating Subcommittee, led by Chairman Homer Ferguson, recessed hearings into Howard Hughes warplane contracts for three months amid political wrangling. Ferguson said sessions will resume November 17 with Hughes ordered to appear at 10 A.M.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Homer Ferguson
Ferguson
Senate War Investigating
Hughes Denies Falsified Expense Record In Senate Hearings
Hughes branded testimony about an expense account as ridiculous and said Senate hearings on his contracts were not resumed due to political motives. He complained of withheld evidence and noted he has 400 pages of unused notes. Subcommittee members warned against partisan bias as they planned a November 17 resumption date amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Nook
Hughes Birdwell
Senate War Cube
Dietrich
Hughes
John W. Meyer
Owen Brewster
Senate
Meyer
Abe
Claude Pepsper
D-Fla
Subcommittee
Ferguson
Enterprise
West Coast
Mystery Punchline Fragments From a Chuckle Page
A torn line from a humor page shows a woman seeking medical help and a doctor replying with a potato preference. The fragment ends with the pair reacting in a light, punny exchange about pancakes and potatoes. More context is missing to finish the joke.
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Cash Low
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Detroit
Jean Howard ‘Treaks
Truman
William P. Odom
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Ronnie
Mrs. Odom
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