Attempt to End Life A Silly Stupid Thing
A San Francisco woman who was treated after an overdose of sleeping pills 16 days ago leaves the hospital optimistic about a new life. She recalls nothing from the loss of consciousness on November 7 until waking seven days later, and she now says her suicide attempt was a foolish act. She asks to be identified as T. K. Butler to protect her family, acknowledging she began writing a book and intends to live.
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San Francisco
T. K. Butler
Mrs. Butler
New England
Uung
Speak Up Now GOP Men Urged to Announce Candidacy
Washington reports indicate growing pressure on potential Republican hopefuls to enter the race. Harold E. Stassen is urged to announce before January 1 as question of Eisenhower candidacy looms. Morse backs Eisenhower but praises Taft's strong showing elsewhere. Long article notes Taft and Stassen timing for primaries in New Hampshire and Minnesota.
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Morser-Ore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Govarl Warren
California
Taft
Stassen
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Stasten
Minnesota
Morse
Oregon
Thurston B Morton
Louisville
Ken‘stucky
Jouett Ross Todd
Morton
Fulbright
D-Ark
Copenhagen
Denmark
Truman
Tiny” Turner
Syorst
Entertainment World
Penn Memorial Hospital
Naval
Ski Troops Hunt Plane Over Italian Alps
In the Giulian Alps near the Austrian border American and Italian ski troops search for a missing U S Air Force C 47 transport. The plane with four crew disappeared Monday after being fired on by Hungarian and Romanian guards near the Yugoslav frontier.
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Italy
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Giulian Alps
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
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Galazoi
Air Crash Kills Six Men Near Zurich Airport
A big four engine El Al freight plane from Tel Aviv to Amsterdam crashed while circling for a landing at Zurich airport today. Six crew members were killed and a seventh, Michael Quercia, 27, an American, escaped with a broken leg.
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el A
Tel Aviv
Amsterdam
Michael Quercia
Someow
Storm over MacArthur speech stirs Washington debate
A stirred controversy in Washington centers on General MacArthur and a controversial speech. The item notes the discussion in political circles while he appears in uniform. The page also references financial classifieds, society notes, and a movie feature.
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Cep
Washington
MacArthur
Ex Syracusan Killed In Hunting Accident
The paper reports the death of Floyd Auger, 58, a former Syracusan, in a hunting accident on the A. J. Dickson farm near Auburn. Rev Calvin Stormer will officiate. he had lived in Syracuse, worked as a clerk at Margaret Ice Cream in Auburn, and is survived by his mother, father, brothers, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements include calling hours in Auburn chapels Sunday.
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Calvin M. Syracusan
Thompson, Jr
Tirst
Auburn
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Syracuse
Delaware” Baptist
Church of Syracuse
Stormer
Union Springs Central
Arthur Worden
John Storcier
Acadia
John
Sting
Barbera
Navy plane missing after Soviet interception near Siberia
The United States accuses Soviet Russia of intercepting and attacking an American naval plane flying over international waters off Siberia. The weather reconnaissance flight, under UN command in Korea, disappeared on November 6 and is presumed lost.
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Paris
United States
Russia
Vladivostok
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Si Jthat
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U. S
Japan Sea
Korean
Siberian
Australia
Ohio
Truce talks half drawn as Panmunjom line takes shape
North Korea and United Nations officers spent over five hours reviewing maps to fix roughly half of the battle line. They will reconvene Sunday at Panmunjom to discuss the other half while the U S protest to the UN Security Council seeks action on related issues. A Navy Neptune patrol reported missing since November 6 remains unresolved. The note also cites an incident of a reconnaissance flight near Siberian and Vladivostok airspace drawing Russian protest.
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Trygve Lie
UN Security Council
Korea
Russia
United States
Terone
Howard Levie
Inad
U. S
Vladivostok
Baltic Sea
Moscow
Robert and Patricia Top Baby Names in Nassau County
County health commissioner Dr Earle G Brown reports 1950 baby name trends from 36 282 birth certificates. Robert leads boys followed by John James Richard and William while Patricia tops girls with Barbara Susan Mary and Linda.
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Patricia
Barbara
Susan
Mary
Linda
Brown
Judas
Faith
Hope
No Warm Weather in Sight Says Weatherman Keller
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller warned of persistently cold weather for several days with intermittent snow. He noted a cold front stretching from Albany to Memphis, with freezing temperatures in Tennessee and Texas, and Bismarck reporting 16 below zero. Overnight lows reached 32 in the city with rain and 0.4 inch of snow, while snow observed in rural areas suggested heavier falls outside the city. Forecasts show highs near 38 and 32 with lows around 15 to follow.
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Syracuse
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Memphis
Tennessee
Texas
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Mercury
Keller
Thugs Blow Safe in Indianapolis Filling Station Heist
State Trooper Jack Largen reported burglars used heavy amounts of nitroglycerin to blow open a southwest Indianapolis filling station safe. About $35 in cash was destroyed, nickels and dimes flew from a vending machine, and quarters blasted into walls and down an alley. the safe combination remained unfound and authorities noted the burglars could have been killed if they had remained inside.
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Indianapolis
Jack Largen
Larsen
Berry and daughter in dispute over ear bite claim
Reported in a fragmentary note, a man named Berry and his 19 year old daughter Francis Lowe are said to have fought after she allegedly bit his ear and he accused her of winging part of her ear. Local authorities filed charges.
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Berry
Francis Lowe
Unions Launch Drive Against Weakened Price Controls
Washington unions and the Labor Department clash over price controls as costs rise to new highs. CIO Auto workers win a one cent per hour raise, boosting buying power but not savings or bonds. AFL Machinists say stabilization is failing due to Congress amendments, predicting 1952 will see strong price pressure.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Walter F. Reuther
Reuther
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Office of Price Stabilization
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Hungary charges U S breached Vogeler release terms
Budapest Hungary AP United States allegedly failed to meet pledge terms for the release of American businessman Robert ALE Vogeler. Hungary claims only a small portion of Nazi seized goods were returned and cites a nine page declaration handed to the U S legation. Vogeler, an executive with ITT and traveling representative in East Europe, was arrested in 1949 and later sentenced to 15 years for espionage before being freed in 1950 after 17 months in prison.
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iHungary
United States
Robert
Ale Vogeler
U.S
U. S
America
Germany
Vogeler
International Teleiphone and Telegraph Company
East
Europe
Ilis
Alliance ministers vow to win peace through strength
Western foreign ministers meeting in Brazil reaffirm the Atlantic alliance resolve to secure peace by defense. Leaders including Belgium's Van Zeeland, Italy's premier, and Denmark's Kratt discuss investing in security while Brazil hosts the eighth gathering.
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Lof
Canada
Anthony Edaio DE
Janeiro
Brazil
Ae Do Pike
Ieoul van Zeeland
Belgium
Aly Khan
Ole Kratt
Denmark
Atlantis
Chamiber
Dart
Alcide’ de
Vnl
Italy
Meastera Rabout
Leera Pearsonl
West Disappointed as Russia Seeks Rewrite at UN
Paris reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky demands Western powers rewrite their disarmament plan to be acceptable to Moscow. Britain and the United States warned they would negotiate, urging changes to the proposed Western amendments. The plan, part of a 12 point framework, faced cautious reaction from the Big Three teams awaiting Moscow's reply. The confrontation outlined a tense start to arms reduction talks.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Britain
United States
Vishinsky
Hills Recaptured in Korea by UN Forces
United Nations troops retook at least three hills from Communist forces in a night assault across Korea. The fighting involved jockeying for position along the front near a proposed buffer zone and an airstrip, as Barkley urged a clear line with a 30 day deadline for a complete armistice.
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Korea
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U.S
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Noti
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One Hill
Wile
Yondon
Wicelhill
Alben W. Barkley
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Thoming J. Cross
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