Eleven Die As Cleveland National Forest Fire Rages
Eleven forest fighters die in a Cleveland National Forest fire that raged into its third day near San Diego. About 40,000 acres burned as dry winds pushed flames toward the city. Six prisoners and U S Forest Service workers perished. others escaped to safety amid shifting embers and evacuations.
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San Didgo
Cutif
Clevehimd National Forest
San Diego
Mownuon
US Forest
Watler
Wig
U. S. Forest Service
Vegis
Gre
Polen
Eagle Peak
el Capitan
Ianja
California
Calfornia
Gellath Park
Los Angeles
James Fenior
State Division
Forestry
Ceveland National Forest
el Monte Canyon
el Capitan Dam
Baron Indian Reservaton
Wildcat Canyon
Gotworth
Conny
A J. Boutin
Backfire in Japan as fire gnomes target city homes
A garbled report describes a chaotic incident in a Japanese city where 14 figures or groups attempted to spread fire. The blaze burned four houses before authorities intervened, while fines or legal actions were mentioned but unclear.
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Avawchema
Japan
Eisenhower Meets Hungarian Refugees in White House Visit
President Eisenhower hosted twelve Hungarian refugees at the White House, praising their endurance and denouncing exile by force as ultimate tyranny. He pledged continued U.S. aid and highlighted Hungary’s struggle and the refugees’ hopes for citizenship and safety. The meeting included brief exchanges, with one refugee recounting Budapest’s events after the uprising and Tsarist actions.
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Walington
Eizenhower
Gell
Tron
Eigenhawar
Notungary
Eigenhowver
United States
Torvette
Ronaea
Hungary
Ginod
Eisenhower
Usaful
Eigenhowar
Qugat
Budapest
Seus
Associated Preps
White House
British Carrier Heals for Egypt Evacuation Report
A damaged Malta report says the British carrier Ocean, which has ferried Britons to Cyprus, felt yesterday near Valetta. Unconfirmed chatter claims the Ocean headed toward port to evacuate British and French citizens facing deportation amid tensions.
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Valletta
Malta
Cyprus
Matta
Bort
Todays Features War and Its Prospects
A fragmentary page notes discussions on war and its prospects with references to Arnold Toynbee and England's leaders. Mentions Churchill and potential topics on governance, with cross references to features, literature, and regular sections such as letters, amusements, and financial briefs.
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Arnold Toynbee
England
Randolph
Churchill Books
Sage
Bridge
Financial
Radin—Ty
Faitorinis
Sposa
Pciures
TAGE
Poison Mud Pies Kill Little Girl and Rising Living Costs
An obscured historical note reports a tragedy involving a little girl linked to Poison Mud Pies and outlines broader economic data. The piece references a hospital case, rising living costs, and wage trends affecting October payrolls, with mentions of workers in Ogden and various industries. The text is fragmented but suggests a connection between a fatal incident and economic indicators under review.
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Ogden
Asan
Washington
Rtd
Comte
SONY
Ite Bureau
Routainer
Smd
Threevyen
Joanie Peterson
Aleber
Christopher
Hospital de Government Indes
Bureau of Blatistes
Aimee
Wil Belaverare
Ike's First Vacation Since Campaign Began
President Eisenhower left for a 10 to 20 day vacation from Angieta Georgia accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower and his son John. The trip aimed at a rest during a tense international situation. the First Family, including Maj. Gov Howard, traveled by personal plane. Streets near the airport were closed and snow hindered departure plans.
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Eiventower Loale
Angieta
Angus
Washington
Alesi
Eisenhower
John S. Daudtonbor
Abe Mace
Santa Claus
Barlee
Elleville
Brown
Texis
Marsha
Nile
Howard Manila
Francis Cardinal
Ai. Snyder
Snoliman
Indy
Wotmy
Prince
Prince Enlal Physician,’ From the Unik Seites
Alendd
Sakwiday
Wight
Columbine Bask
Philippifd Mananall Ps
Bulloynalaam
Jaf Hare
Hla
New York
Congress
Hungarian Reds Attack Mindszenty in Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports intensified Hungarian Communist attacks on Cardinal Mindszenty and the United States backed by authorities in Budapest. Mindszenty, freed after eight years, sought refuge in the U.S. legation as Soviet led forces crushed opposition. A pro government newspaper labeled him a tool of reactionary forces, marking a sharp turn after his release.
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Vienna
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Hungary
Mindszenty
U.S
Nensiva
Budapest
Janay Kadas
Jarendering
Canfital Br Olfciak
Jnist
Neptbardsag Sunday
Mindereny
Minis
Suez Police to Sail In as UN Patrols Build Up
Port Said reports that Britain and France agreed to let UN patrols enter the Suez Canal by sea and air to quicken the Middle East peace buildup. Yugoslav troops will land aboard three ships, with the force to shift toward the Egyptian side after crossing the ceasefire line.
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Suez
Port Said
Egypt
U.N. Pollea
Cairn
Capodichino
Naples
Italy
Ab Suweir API Esrulia
Gross
Egyptina
Hugh Stockewalt
Canal Zone
Stockwell
Burns
B52 bombers demonstrate global strike reach
The United States showcased bomber capabilities with four B52s from Cavite and four from Loring, completing nonstop flights of up to 17,000 miles, braving subzero temps, and simulating payload drops along a path from Maine through Thule Greenland to Alaska and back to Baltimore. Col Donald Hillierian called the mission very successful, highlighting the fleet’s reach and readiness.
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Baltimore
Cavite
Calif
Loring
Maine
Varios
United States
North Pole
Howe
Thule
Greenland
Anchorage
Alaska
Seattle Wash
San Francisco
Houston
Tex Diamt
Fla
Col
Donald &. Hillerian
Romanian Leaders Seek More Soviet Aid in Moscow
Romanian Communist leaders arrive in Moscow amid talks focused on mutual economic interests and strengthening ties with the Soviet Union. Premier Chiru Stelcs says the goal is to reinforce friendship with the Soviet and other socialist countries, while seeking additional assistance as Romania aims to bolster its economy amid regional tensions and deteriorating relations with neighboring states.
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Moscow
Romania
Yugoslavia
Tne
Sovet Union
27 Cars Derail Block Erie R R
Suburban Blouro Heights blocked the Erie Railroad main line today as twenty seven freight cars derailed. No injuries reported. Trains were rerouted via Octaware, Lackawanna and Western. A Hoboken New Jersey passenger train was delayed about an hour.
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Elmira
Ark of Minear
Blouro Heights
Erie Railroad
Erie Delal
Octaware
Lackawanna
Western Starks
Hoboken
N. J
Buffalo
M. D
Not Drunk Says Mother in Tralee Court Case
A three child mother, Mrs Hida M Kline of Hamburg Germany, pleaded not guilty in Tralee Court to driving while intoxicated. Judge Leo Dorsey set Dec 12 for further action as strong North Frisian storm waves lash the west coast of Germany.
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Tralee
Hida M. Kline
Hamburg
Germany
Rewanng
Mesabeee Larson
Friesian
Lerday
Ison
S. West
Marcellus
Bis
Peemen
Today’s Chuckle Wont Ad Meets a Mysterious Request
A humorous classifieds item reads like a garbled plea from a nameless woman seeking a meeting with a man, hinting at a curious objective. The readable fragment suggests a playful misprint or scrambled phrase typical of a comic classifieds page.
Snowstorm forecast snarls New York area travel
The U S Weather Bureau warned of heavy snow across New England and central New York with up to ten inches possible in some areas. Blizzard conditions were expected in parts of Vermont New Hampshire and Maine while southern New England faced rain and gale winds. Snow totals covered the night and plows combated stubborn accumulations as warnings continued into the next day.
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Indiax
Syracase
Central New Yerke
U.S
Anncock
Field
Andrew P. Keller
Wasten
New York
England
New England
Lamore
Gol
Zhu
Pro Soviet Officers Seize Syria Control Amid Martial Law
A historical Beirut report outlines pro Soviet officers seizing control in Syria triggering martial law. The piece notes increased security, power shifts in Damascus, and accusations of Soviet influenced raids. It mentions widespread blackouts, fears of danger, and the public call for strong centralized authority.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syyin
Egypt
Conan
Mr Grouot
Damascus
Col
Abdul Hamid Ara
Brolke
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Cisco
Tex
SAC
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Aurmens
Jete
Continent
Block Erie R.R
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