Marshall Mourned By World
World leaders and colleagues mourn General George C. Marshall, praising his wartime leadership and postwar roles as secretary of defense and secretary of state. Roosevelt Truman Churchill Stalin Jenner McCarthy are named in tributes highlighting his influence on the Marshall Plan and the Truman Doctrine amid a long career and personal restraint.
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Defense
Wilbert Brucker
the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Gen
Marshall
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
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William Jenner
Rind
McCarthy
Jenner
Winston Churchill
Britain
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Normandy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Leesburg
Truman
China
Harvard
Greece
Turkey
West Point
Lily Carter Coles
Katherine Boyce Tupper Brown
Baltimore
Pinehurst
Moscow claims super long playing record developed
Radio Moscow reported that a Moscow laboratory in Gorky developed a super long playing record capable of recording an entire opera on a single disk.
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London
UPI
Moscow
Gorky
Radio Moscow
Southern Editor Skewers Vermont Night Riders
Jackson Daily News editor James Ward condemns Vermont vigilante killings as a real lynching and mocks national media reactions. Two men faced murder charges in Chelsea, Vermont, but were dismissed after a week trial as Ward laments scant press and public response to the crime.
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Miss
UPI
Jackson Daily News
Orville A. Gibson
Vermont
Mississippi
South
James Ward
Gibson
Chelsea
Ward
Tuskegee Institute
Navy
FBI
United States
Marshall remembered by leaders across nations
Britain and West Germany praised George C. Marshall as a humanitarian figure and leader, with West Berlin’s Brandt and Belgium’s Baudouin sending condolences. Other nations and media noted his influence, while Soviet outlets criticized his role in NATO, the Korean War, and U S leadership in Europe.
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Theodor Luebke
Marshall
Germany
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Berlin
Belgium
King Baudouin
Eisenhower
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Rene Sergent
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Tass
Moscow
ADN
Europe
NATO
United States
Typhoon Charlotte Kills 28 in Okinawa Landslides
Typhoon Charlotte struck Okinawa with 90 to 150 mph winds, causing at least 28 deaths, mostly from a northern landslide. No American military or civilian fatalities were reported. A second storm named Dinah formed in the Pacific and skirted Guam as Charlotte moved toward Japan. Damages to infrastructure and military sites were estimated at $300,000.
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Okinawa
Charlotte
West Pacific
Dinah
Pacific
Guam
Japan
Air Force
Tokyo
U.S
Cardinal McIntyre criticizes NEA over focus on secular education
NEW ORLEANS, La. The Archbishop of Los Angeles J Francis Cardinal McIntyre spoke at the Holy Name Society convention, accusing the National Education Association of promoting secular, progressive education he says contributes to juvenile delinquency and the loss of references to God in public schools.
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Los Angeles
National Education Assn
God
J. Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Holy Name Society
NEA
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Fire destroys 17 race horses valued over 100000 in Rhode Island
A major blaze at a Coventry horse show barn owned by William J. Battie killed 17 horses and injured three others from a herd of 90. Among the victims was Park Dandy, a former Canadian national champion and Chicago handicap winner. Authorities feared the three survivors might have to be destroyed due to injuries.
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Coventry
R. I
William J. Battie
Park Dandy
Owen D Young Library Dedication Honors RCA Founder
St Lawrence University dedicates a million dollar Owen D Young Library with a Josephine Edmonds Young browsing room. The rule states no studying allowed in that room as Young’s son Philip, ambassador to the Netherlands, attended from Florida.
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Young
Radio Corp. of America
Florida
Philip
U. S
Netherlands
CBS to Replace Daytime Quiz Shows With Reruns in New York
CBS announced in New York that Top Dollar and The Big Pay-Off would be replaced by reruns of filmed TV plays starting Monday. The move follows scrutiny by a subcommittee, while Name That Tune and other lineups face unchanged plans and low prize payouts are noted for several remaining programs.
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New York
CBS
Harry Salter
Stanton
T'yve
Bobby Driscoll Pleads Innocent In Narcotics Case
Los Angeles youth actor Bobby Driscoll aged 22 pleads innocent to a misdemeanor narcotics charge after being arrested Sunday with a hypodermic kit. A jury trial is scheduled for November 24.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Driscoll
Forest Fire Rages in Fierce Wind Across Angeles Forest
Wildfire in Angeles National Forest expands to 8 200 acres as 2 100 firefighters battle two separate blazes. Winds of 15 to 25 miles per hour push flames through steep ridges and charred valleys, hampering containment efforts for four days.
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Angeles Forest
Ierat
Bing Crosby and Son Patch Up Feud at Moulin Rouge
Hollywood report says Bing Crosby and his eldest son Gary reconciled after a tense rift. The family posed together with Bing’s other sons Dennis Philip and Lindsay in a dressing room scene at the Moulin Rouge nightclub. Mary Frances Crosby was baptized at Wood Church with Dennis Philip and Lindsay present.
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Hollywood
UPI
Bing Crosby
Gary
Bing
Dennis
Philip
Lindsay
Mary Frances
Westwood Catholic
Moulin Rouge
Farm safety drive urged after Idaho girl's death
Boise AP Two state officials urge a stronger farm safety program after 12 year old Christine Hays of Blackfoot died in a Salt Lake City hospital from injuries after a farm machine grabbed her hair and tore scalp ears and eyelids during potato harvesting in eastern Idaho. Labor Commissioner W L Robison notes current laws exempt farm labor from safety rules and calls for greater protection of youths on farms. Pebison adds need to publicize farm safety protections at both state and federal levels.
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Boise, Idaho
Christine Hays
Blackfoot
Idaho
Salt Lake City
W. L. Robison
Pebison
Bing Crosby Feud Sparks Las Vegas Holiday Rift
Lindsay chose to spend Christmas with Gary in Las Vegas causing a rift with Bing Crosby and his wife Kathy. Gary, furious over the slight to Lindsay, watched the boys perform from a private Moulin Rouge booth as Bing, with agent George Rosenberg, visited backstage and found them locked in their dressing room for about 20 minutes.
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Kathy
Beause Lindsay
Gary
Las Vegas
Nev
Lindsay
Frank Sennes
George Rosenberg
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