NO MALE HEIRS Rulers of Egypt Iran Divorce Queens
Cairo reports two royal communiques announcing the divorce of Egypt and Iran rulers from their queens who bore no male heirs to the thrones. Farouk’s baton of kingship is dissolved and Empress Fassia’s marriage to Shah Reza Pahlavi is ended. Fatfouk, age 28, wed in 1938. his 17 year relation to Farida ends as Naz Sultikar’s support is noted.
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Fawza
Iran
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Farida
Egypt
Cairo
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Ger
Cold Front Brings Wind and Cold to Syracuse
A chilly forecast shows an approaching cold front bringing strong winds to Syracuse tonight. Temperatures will dip with tonight’s low near 32, tomorrow’s high around 37, then fall below freezing tomorrow night. Sunday looks fair but cold with continuing wind.
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Syracuse
Ralq
Torhorrow
Hoover Commission Preview Shapes Measure of Government
A feature preview discusses the Hoover Commission plan for greater government efficiency, challenging old timers who favor liquidation of bureaus. Marquis Childs offers column commentary on the editorial page, with related listings and page references across sections including comics, horoscope, and society notes.
Actress Sings On As Exploding Light Singes Hair
Dorothy Savnett declined to stop singing during a stage mishap in the musical Magdalena when a light fixture exploded showering debris and smoke. She kept singing as crew rushed to extinguish flames on her hair while leading man John Raitt paused briefly.
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Bre Shawevan
John Raitt
Miss Sarnoff
Rigtt
Wife Smears Paint Job Turns Punchline in California Kitchen
In Long Beach California William M H Stewart painted his kitchen then found his wife had tainted a cupboard door with a joke note. A later prank led him to paint her face yellow in her bedroom. Police were called but she declined arrest.
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Long Beach
Calif
William MH. Stewart
Fist
Paul
Stewart
Sad Tale for Dog COPMMAGEN (GP)
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Twins’ wheels swallowed mystery shocks Leeds crowd
In Leeds an IRemonthin son and his twin Jan and Paul were rushed to hospital after a toy car wheel was swallowed. Doctors later informed Mrs. Davis Leake that neither child had a wheel in the body, sparking speculation about the possible involvement of twins referred to as Topper in the family.
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Leeds
Eng
Davis Leake
Hubbies Hoot at Survey On Clothes Spending
United Press notes indignant husbands nationwide mock the Labor Department survey claiming husbands spend more on clothing than wives. Bob Hope quips about city results and wives’ spending, while the survey’s broader conclusion remains debated across households.
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U. S. Labor Department
Bob Hope
Milclient
Wfiji Islands
United
Gabriel Hea
Truman Turkey Snaps at Glory and Senator Wichols
Washington dispatch recounts a 35 pound Thanksgiving turkey prank aimed at the President and his family. Ted Kellogg, Oregon politicians Senator Guy Cordon and Wayne Morse, United Airlines, and the Washington Zoo weigh in as the bird is moved between garages and farms. No lawsuits filed, but officials express concern as the gift evolves into a public stunt.
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Washington
United Airlines
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Lillie Dermot
Guy Cordon
Oye
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Cordon
Morse
Lillian
Health Department
Kellogg
Willint Mann
Washington Zoo
Tension Eases in Central China Report on Suchoy Battle
Central China reported easing tensions as government sources claimed the Suchoy battle was concluded and Chiang Kaishek praised. Communists may resume fighting to reopen the Nanking route. casualties were cited by Maj. H. Chang Tiju shii at 150 1000 Red and 40 000 Sudan defenders with weather affecting air operations.
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Chiang Kabshei
Nanking
Rett
Lovses
Majin H. Chang Tiju
Vest pocket size license plates for 1949 cars
The 1949 license plates will be issued as small metal tabs, about the size of a cigarette pack, allowing SUVTOMISTS to carry them in vest pockets. Shortage of steel means next year the State Motor Vehicle Bureau will issue four single metal tabs, slightly larger than a tealline, each.
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William Wilber
Buren
New Soviet and U S metal plates on vehicles
Soviet reports on new vehicle registration plates reveal orange numerals and serial bib numbers for upper right corners, with plates required for most motor vehicles. County officials state distribution will begin soon and sales will start early December, while U S reports note steel industry activity and wartime transport adjustments amid a typhoon and evacuations.
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County Motor Vehicle Bureau
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Aining
Herald Tie Haa
State Bureau
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Queuille Seeks Confidence Vote Before Parliament
Paris reports Premier Henri Queuille will ask the National Assembly for a vote of confidence. He plans to address Parliament Tuesday to approve his cabinet’s course amid criticism over a seven week campaign that allegedly cost France 9,000,000 francs in losses.
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Premien
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Fifteen More Nazis Go To Gallows In War Crimes Blasts
Fifteen more German war criminals were hanged today at Landsberg Prison, bringing total executions to 173 in recent weeks for wartime murders of concentration camp inmates and Allied airmen. Nine of the executed were SS members from Mauthausen and Buchenwald, with others tied to camp abuse and lynching airmen. A German appeal to halt the series surfaced as clerics questioned fairness of the trials.
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Cormony GP
Landsberg
Adolf Hitler
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Buchenwald
Pheophil Worm
Wuerttemberg
Truman
Belgian Cabinet Quits After Debate
In Brussels Premier Paul Spaak's cabinet resigns after a parliamentary debate on clemency for former German collaborators. Yesterday Justice Minister Paul Struye stepped down. Spaak, a Socialist, may refuse to head a new government while Gaston Eyskens of the Catholic Party could be named premier.
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Paul Spaak
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Truman Disbelief in Rights Charged
MOBILD reports Alt. W2-Rep. Frank W. Boykin quoted President Truman telling a civic group he did not believe in the civil rights program yet said it was needed to win in Democratic ranks. The cited quote attributed to Truman centers on political strategy over civil rights policy.
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Bat
Quake Reported Near Fordham University
An earthquake described as fairly severe was recorded last night at Fordham University, reported by Rev. Joseph J. Lynch. He estimated the distance from New York at about 2,200 miles southwest, indicating a distant seismic event.
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Fordham University
Joseph J. Lynch
Lynch
United Nations Debates Disarmament Vote At UN
The UN General Assembly rejected a Russian one third arms cut proposal by the Big Five and adopted a Belgian sponsored measure urging continued study of disarmament with emphasis on international inspection. The 43 to 6 vote reflected Western bloc support versus the Soviet coalition. John Foster Dulles accused Russia of arming for advantage while Andrei Vishinsky claimed the West sought atomic war, with a note that the story continues on page 8.
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France
China
Rutsia
Ita
Poland
Yugoslavia
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Ukraine
Byers-Hussie
John Foster Dulles
West
Risda
Europe
Andrei Vishinsky
Great Britain
George C. Marshall
Lavin
Vishinsky
Russies
UN Ejects Global Man at Palais de Chaillot
Gary Davis, who calls himself a world citizen, was ejected from the United Nations Assembly hall in Paris after attempting to address the gathering. A former World War II veteran renounced his American citizenship and joined in the disturbance, while spectators jeered and cheered as guards removed Davis from the gallery amid a disarmament debate.
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Gary Davis
United Nations Assembly
Gemonstrat
Hane
Abered-Folred
Iveteram
Palais de Chaillot
Davis
Denate
Poor Recommendation Story From Springfield Credit Dinner
William 3 Sherburne recounts a tale from a Springfield Mass credit men dinner about two young men in a cab. One complains he told Snips the tailor his recommendation and wonders why it was foolish. The tale centers on misapplied advice and a cash payment for an overcoat.
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Sherburne
National Credit Union
Springfield
Mass
Snips
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