Truman's Nudge Gets Action On Widow's Insurance
Washington report says Mrs John S Power will receive her late husband John S Power's national service life insurance after a presidential nudge. The VA explained delays due to late claim filing, missing settlement mode, and a required death certificate, with President Truman in Key West directing review.
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John S. Power
Power
Baria
Paris
Cras
National Service Life Insurance Pelicy
Irda Bays Ae
Ington
Sgoluaingse
Cheeane
Truynan
Lng
Key West
Fla
Truman
C’ari Gray
Veterans ‘Administration
Deaknarzite
Berlin
Fourth Night of Fighting Nanking Struggle Remains in Doubt
Nanking on Suchow plains sees Chinese forces in a fourth night of heavy battle as Reds claim control of the capital while government troops engage along the Sungari railway east of Suchow. Casualties cited, with rumors of Red air activity and shifting fronts as civil war tensions rise.
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Suchow
Reds
Sunghal
Wirthinn
National Air Force
Edmont Nog
Vatuelsnilles
Tre
Radio-Sury
Sue
Catyyan
Cold Front Approaches Syracuse With Colder Air
A cold front moving at 20 mph is expected to arrive tonight over Syracuse bringing cloudy skies and colder temperatures. The forecast calls for lows around 25 to 35 and a high near 43 tomorrow with continued chilly conditions on Monday.
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Syracuse
Soreair
Cloody
Tomlett
Envoy Called Home from Cairo Uplift and Ambassador Urged to Paris
Envoy and Ambassador Stanton Gritils are ordered to depart Cairo for Paris and Washington for consultations with State Department officials. No reason given for the summons was disclosed.
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Cairo
UPL
Stanton Gritils Arra
Openness on Beslin blockade risks renewed U S Russia tension
David Lawrance notes a potential shift toward a broader détente as obstacles in the Beslin blockade appear lessening, signaling possible easing of disputes between the United States and Russia. The piece hints at wider editorial coverage across pages 14 and 25, including columns and features.
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United States
Russia
David Lawrance
Ana
Carles da_Jean Kaln
Dean Bronsword
Eisenhower Church
Aga 5
Tomay
500 000 LACK WATER AS MAIN BREAKS
A major water main break in Columbus cuts water supply to the city and surrounding areas. Hospitals report limited service as crews divert water, and fire protection remains amid scattered outages. Police issue warnings for residents to conserve water and shut off supplies to prevent pipe ruptures.
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Tno
Staanburbe
Avas Sinif
Emily
Karl
Offesal
Pre Department
Enby
Gistetna
Inc
Pepin
Waloh
Agresse City
Restaurante
Missing U S Girl Found in Hospital
Army authorities report a missing American woman employed by Counter Intelligence Corps was found in a German hospital. The patient, described as 34 year old Mis bydin Driggs of Geeanville, Nebraska, was located at Aenea kth Station Hospital in Wiles beden. No further details on her condition or disappearance were disclosed. West Germany wide search operations were noted as ongoing late October.
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Army
Witsbaden
Bydin Driggs
Geeanville
Aenea Kth
Wilesbeden
Miraing
Truman Doubts Call for Special Session on China Aid
Key West dispatch reports President Truman shows little likelihood of summoning the 39th Congress for an emergency China aid session. A source using an alias says Truman would outline proposals to meet the crisis, with Democrats and Republicans drifting from the idea as January looms. The piece notes ongoing alignment with a Democratic Congress and a looming January meeting.
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Truman Call
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German Strike Ends After 24 Hour Protest Over Living Costs
Reporters say about nine million German workers returned to work today following a 24 hour strike across coal mines and steel plants in the Anglo American area. A Moscow Pravda commentator dismissed the police deployment in the Soviet zone as fabrications as officials debate the cost of living and wage norms.
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Atv
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Pravda
Communist Party
Germany
East Coast Shipping Tieup Paralyzes Ports
A nationwide labor clash disrupts East Coast shipping as 65,000 AFL workers walk out, halting operations from Portland to Virginia and triggering embargo actions by railroads. Separate wage settlements ease news of a broad labor front, with unions securing a 10 cent hourly rise for 250,000 engineers and related workers while other talks continue.
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Virginia
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C.S.C
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
A. F.L. International Longshoremen's Association
Joseph
Ryan
Portland
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South Atlantic
Guif Ccast
Acerlosn Association of Railroads
Boston
New York
Boothmore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Dela
Hampton Roads
Chicago
Spokas
Io Rail
Royal birth anticipated as Buckingham Palace racing the press
London dispatch reports Buckingham Palace closely guarding details of Queen Elizabeth II’s expected birth this weekend. Police and press crews set up along Stall Street and Buckingham Place as crowds await news of the heir. The royal couple reportedly visited Windsor for the weekend, adding to public anticipation.
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Scotlane Yard
Buckingham Place
Elizabett's Bay
Buckingham Palace
Tol Uly
Ste William Gilliat
the Royal
Sme
Sautiowis Cigerved Watthi
Elzabeth
Thos
Duke of Edinburgh
Brabourne
George
Eliza
Beth
Windsor
Army Plane Crash Kills 2 in Attica
An Air Force training plane crashed near Attica, killing two crew members. The craft departed from Chanute Field Illinois this morning, with officials saying the cause is unknown. Authorities report two bodies have been recovered from the wreckage and a farmer nearby heard the impact.
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Chanute Field
Belling
Piet
Washington, D.C
Pollée
Lavon Garson
Hera
459 Below Zero Is Just Missed
Columbus barely missed record lows as four staff measurements at Ohio State University reached 109 degrees above the theoretical absolute zero in a Fahrenheit frame. Dr Harald H. Neilsen notes the figures show extreme cold exposure within the physics and astronomy department.
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Columbus
United States
Sendher
Ohio State University
Harald H. Neilsen
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Ten B-29 airmen rescued near Pats Island in Saipan
Ten American B 29 airmen forced down near Pats Island, 340 miles south west of Guam, were rescued today by a Navy patrol from Saipan. All were reported uninjured and in good condition.
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Finy
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Pats
Guam
Saipan
Godfrey Threatens Union Pressure On Radio Gigs
Comedian Arthur Godfrey orders snuslelana men to Youngstown and warns of higher salaries if staff join unions. He cites AFRA and APRA as rival groups while opposing APRA, claiming no musicians will be hired unless terms are agreed. He vented anger at reporters amid labor tension behind the Washington and New York tours.
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Arthur Godfrey
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Newsuid
Godfrey
Wilons
Equity
APRA
Jocalsa Washington
New York
Unlon Ward
Fox Gets Even Shoots The Hunter In Ont
The fox shoots the hunter in Hepworsh Ont as the hunter advances. Charles Adesy twenty five adds that the fox aimed to defend himself. the weapon discharged striking him in the chest. He is hospitalized in stable condition.
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Fou
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Danville Lawman Traces Ancient Exhibit Law
Police in Danville respond to a citizen report near the reservoir. officers encounter a juvenile suspect and inspect a back yard. Officials struggle to find a modern statute applicable to the incident and pursue an ancient regulation as a potential remedy.
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Danvilly
Danville
Raleigh Pyne
Chy Reservoir
Payne
Chen
Seven Nation Alliance Plans Studied for U S Aid Pact
Representatives from seven Western European nations discussed two proposals for a military pact with United States aid in Granada. The talks centered on potential U S security commitments and how a Western alliance would be structured among Britain, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg amid Allied war plans. The French foreign minister outlined plans and noted other members might offer their own proposals, while Paris awaited clearer positions.
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European Union
United States
Granada
Britain
Netherlands
Belgium
Fuxonybourg
Miniawy
Amaon
France
Belalom
Ie Unlani
Jeter Ruppestons
UN approves desert plan amid Middle East tensions
Security Council backed a plan reportedly aiming to demilitarize the southern Negev region and Arab Palestine areas. United States Britain and China supported the measure with Russia abstaining, recalling past tensions and reference to Count Bernadotte’s mediation prior to his death.
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Lie’s
Negev
Desere
United States
Britain
China
Balghai
Columats Arisa Dhe
Ne Aeling
Ratpa J. Bune
Ruasia
Dowert
Jaensato
Fed Unité Nations
Pian Pf
I & Ip
Egypt
Polkce Bernadotte
Palestine
Chrysler Workers Return to Work After Dispute
Chrysler Corp orders 13,000 workers in four Detroit area plants back to the job Monday after a labor dispute. About 12,000 will return with 1,200 in a second wave as UAW and company settle issues through the grievance procedure. Union officials accuse a speed up while Chrysler alleges union contract violation over a three day strike.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ite
Stuod' Iby
CLO
United Auto -Workers
NASA
William Jennings Bryan and family recalled in eerie quip
A fragmented reminiscence cites Bryan as detested by many while his daughter staunchly defends his legacy. The passage recalls a grave moment with a family member making a grim, derisive remark about the Bryan lineage amid a tense scene.
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Iyny Hamilton
Royiper Mingt
Bryan
Crain
Crisis Over Berlin Is Shown Solvable Appeal Urges Direct Talks
Paris reports British and American officials urged immediate direct negotiations among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union to resolve the Berlin crisis. The 300 word letter by Lie Evatt said an early response is needed and urged the four powers to implement the General Assembly appeal for joint action to ease tensions and avert a new war.
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Wade
Soviet Union
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Mirruta
Fred Vincon
Moscow
Stalin
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Cy Marshall
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Cade
Molotov
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