Eisenhower Bossed Patton on Women in Wartime Visit
A London visit reveals Gen Eisenhower grilling Col Hobby about women serving overseas. Hobby defends WACs as capable and ready, though notes uncertainty about American reaction. She plans to deploy trained units as soon as available, the test group proving highly effective with GIs.
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Police Order Watch for Juveniles After T P M Checkup
Chief of Police orders all officers to monitor juveniles after a routine T P M checkup. The directive calls for heightened vigilance and joint patrols to ensure youth safety and timely reporting of any concerns.
Dulles Raps Red Charges in Paris Report
Paris report quotes John Poster Holles denouncing charges of American plans as false. Government orders juvenile controls and parent notification procedures for alleged provocations. Police crime prevention meeting led by Lt. Leon Burchard to address the issue.
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Two Bombers Crash Die Airmen Confirmed
Early today at TORO BASE Pia five airmen died when two bombers crashed northeast of the base. Reports say a fighter formation may have been involved. The crash occurred as weather and mechanical factors were being reviewed by Air Forces officials.
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Truman Returns Amid Cheers as Authorities Report Thefts
A bold trio disrupted the Woreischer's Wood Market on Salina Street early Friday. William J. Brandt, Andrew Voutsinas, and Gregory Voutsinas faced charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen goods, with $1080 bail set as details emerged from police court.
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Boy Found Slain and Mother Dies in Chicago Sewer
A four year old boy was found dead in a South Side sewer in Chicago. Police say the boy may have been the victim of foul play. Papers found near the sewer bore the name Wallace Gervais. The boy’s mother died of a heart seizure a few hours after the report.
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Truman era resignations loom after election outcomes
Editorial notes President Truman faces a unique chance to appoint officials trained for tenure, given political norms require resignations after elections even if the incumbent wins. The piece discusses editorial perspectives from Maxquis Childs and highlights the newspaper’s layout with sections on comics, letters, and pictures across pages 26 to 45.
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Record Warm November 5 Sets New Mercury High
The Weather Bureau reports the warmest Nov 5 on record at 72 degrees, breaking the 1938 mark by three degrees. Syracuse Univ students enjoy a balmy day as forecasters warn of upcoming heavy rain, possible thunder, and a sharp temperature drop tomorrow. A broad weather pattern brings rain and storms from the central U.S. to the Dakotas and Nebraska, with snow notably in western Dakotas and Nebraska.
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German war criminals hanged at Landsberg in mass execution
Fourteen Germans were executed at Landsberg for atrocities in concentration camps. One man won a last minute reprieve, bringing total executions since reintroduction to 43. Georg Schaller, a Dachau subcommand, narrowly escaped after a merit finding halted further action.
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UN to Get New Plan on Berlin
London reports that Juan Bramu glia said he will attempt a fresh approach to resolve the East West dispute over Berlin. The UN Security Council member spoke during an official visit, signaling renewed effort from a different angle.
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Mississippi storms kill eight and injure twenty three
United Press International reports eight people were killed and at least 33 injured as deadly storms swept through central and northern Mississippi. Authorities urged caution as damage was widespread across towns and rural areas.
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Italy Greece Pact Signed At San Remo Meet
Foreign Minister Carlo Slotan and Greek counterpart Constantin teatdarle announced a friendship and commerce accord during OMWE talks in San Remo. The ceremony highlighted cooperation between Italy and Greece on trade and diplomatic ties.
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Auburn Fugitive Captured After Knife Threat
An escaped Auburn convict, Joseph Banasiak, 26, was captured after he tried to force a teacher to drive him out of town with a knife. Banasiak, held for attempted murder, had fled from a prison farm near Sennett and hid under a garage behind Warden Foster’s home before being found.
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Stock Prices Tumble Amid Savage Selling Drive
New York stocks fell sharply as a widespread selling wave hit the market. Traders reported frantic activity on the floor, with ticker tape lagging and large blocks absent from quotes. Analysts attributed the pressure to broad investor sentiment rather than steady professional selling.
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Executive Slain In Hotel Room At Waldorf Hotel
A 68 year old textile executive was found slain in his Waldorf Astoria hotel room. Chief medical examiner Gonzales said the death resulted from blunt force injuries after he was knicked or punched or jumped on. The victim was tentatively identified as Colin Cameron MacKellar, 70, assistant general sales manager of the Dominion Textile Company, of Victoria Street Montreal.
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High-Grade Moron Tops as Driver Examined
An article quotes Dr Baker of Northwestern University noting that very high or very low intelligence drivers are less safe. He argues the best drivers are those bright but not overly stimulated, with good training and keen eyesight. A bus scene in New York illustrates public calm during a startling incident.
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Envoy Resigns to Report to President Truman from Manila
Emmet SeNal, ambassador to the Philippines, announced his resignation and said he would depart for Washington to make a final report to President Truman. The move ends his tenure in Louisville and marks a transition for U S diplomacy in the Pacific region.
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Exoneration Reversed in German Case
In SIVETGART Germany an appellate ruling exonerating Hjalmar Schacht was overturned by the Württemberg-Baden ministry. The ministry stated that a person once labeled a major offender cannot be fully exonerated by the appellate court. Erich Kovansel, head of the ministry, said the court failed to consider several points.
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Ohio State Race Tops National Vote in Governor Contest
In Columbus, Ohio, results show the Lausche Herbert governor race exceeding the Teuman-Dewey presidential totals by 101,045 ballots. The combined governor vote reached 3,003,545, while Truman and Dewey totals were 2,704,501.
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Russia arms Israel via air route, reports say
Reports to the American air intelligence service indicate Russia has supplied arms and aircraft to Israel. The route described runs from Czechoslovakia to Palestine via an air corridor. Details remain unconfirmed.
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Welcome Back Truman Parade Welcomes President Home
Washington crowds greet President Truman on his triumphant return to the capital. Aboard the presidential train from Independence Missouri, he chorused with supporters on PennsylvanIa Avenue as Cabinet members and dignitaries crowded the platform. Truman pledged to meet the nation’s problems with resolve, while senators and party leaders offered congratulations amid a festive, bustling scene at Union Station.
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Demagogue Question Sparks Minneapolis Legion Luncheon
Just in Time Joseph Mo Cinalazhem of the American Legion in Minneapolis questioned if the Bulgarian leader is a demagogue. He argued a demagogue promises happiness but behaves like a zoo keeper guiding boys toward a doorway where mummies are kept, framing the scene as a cautionary parable.
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