Mystery Death Of Hope Diamond Heiress Evalyn McLean Bernolds
Coroner cites acute congestive heart failure but will run chemical tests to probe sleeping pills in the death of 24 year old Evalyn McLean Bernolds. Mrs Reynolds wife of ex Senator Reynolds of North Carolina found unconscious in McLean estate room. doctor and butler broke in. radio, sleeping medicine and dog present.
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Washington
Evalyn McLean Bernolds
Hope Diamond
A. Magruder MacDonald
Louis M. Snyder
A Plaza
Contour of Niagara Falls Reported Unchanged After Slide
Niagara Frontier Parks officials said there was no perceptible change in the American Falls after a rock slide. They noted no break in the cataract and said Army engineers were consulted. Others dispute the contour change.
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Francis A. Seyfried
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Guam Typhoon Devastates Island Housing and Navy Facilities
Emergency shelters rise for thousands left homeless after a 100 mile per hour typhoon lingered 12 hours over Guam. The storm caused millions in damage wrecking naval living quarters a 60 home housing project and wrecking airfields warehouses and military HQ.
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Weather outlook with warmer trend for Sunday and Monday
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a higher Saturday high and a low of 63. Sunset at 7 03 PM and sunrise Monday at 6 53 AM. Record high 92 set in 1931 and record low 36 in 1904. Eastern New York generally warm for Sunday and Monday.
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New York
Auto Workers End Detroit Strike With Kaiser Frazer Pact
The CIO United Auto Workers Union announced a settlement Saturday night ending a five day strike that idled about 55,000 auto workers in the Detroit area. AFL picket lines around the Willow Run plant were withdrawn and 4,500 Kaiser Frazer workers will return to work on Monday.
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C. I. O. United Ato Workers Union
Willow Run
C. I. O. Auto
Kaiser and Frazer
Estonian Leader Praises Soviet Rule at Paris Conference
At the Paris peace talks on Saturday Estonian Foreign Minister G G Kronus urged an official conference speech praising Soviet rule in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania. Soviet Vice Minister Andrei Vishinsky interrupted with remarks during the exchange.
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Russia
G. Kronous
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
United States and Britain Meet on Trieste Deadlock
Secretary of State James Byrnes and Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin met in Paris for their first talks in two weeks. The session aimed to reinforce Western Power solidarity amid stalled peace conference talks over Trieste after Henry Wallace's controversial policy speech.
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Uns
U. S
James Faes
Ernest Bevin
Henry Wallace
United States
Trieste
Tyrol dispute raised at international peace talks
The document notes a dispute over South Tyrol being raised in the Italian Austrian agreement within the Baltic question discussed by the Italian Political Commission. The Soviet action appeared during a Netherlands Belgium amendment at the peace conference, not previously mentioned in other gatherings.
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Tyrol
South Tyrol
Chapels Offered for Sale as Military Memorial Shrines
Four Army chapels at Camp Grant near Chicago are declared surplus by the War Assets Administration. Proposals must state intended use and offers for memorials or shrines receive first consideration. chapels cannot be used for other purposes.
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Chicago
United States Armed Services
War Assets Administration
Camp Grant
Camp
WAA
White House Announces 1946 Social Season Plans
The White House unveils a full scale social season after seven years with six state dinners and five state receptions planned. The prewar glamour returns starting November 26 and ends February 18 with the Congressional reception.
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Washington
INS
White House
James M. Helm
Gandhi warns atomic weapons threaten mankind
New Delhi United Press interview quotes Mohandas Gandhi saying atomic energy should aid humanity not ruin it. He condemns its military use as a calamity in opposition to nonviolence, and asserts India will gain full independence with the interim government.
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India
United Press
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All-India Congress Party
Duquesne Light Strikes Ordered Over Negotiations
Pittsburgh faces a power crisis as Duquesne Light Co union members are asked to strike at 9:30 AM EDT Tuesday. A hearing on a permanent injunction occurs in common pleas court as 1,094 vote for strike and 328 against arbitration amid low turnout of 1,422 of 38,500 eligible members. Mueller calls the injunction “less than a scrap of paper.”
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Duquesne Light Co
E.D.T
George M. Mueller
Independent
Association of Duquesne Light and Associated Companies
Mueller
Democrats blacklist Wallace Pepper as campaign speakers
Democratic headquarters announces Wallace and Senator Claude Pepper are barred from speaking for party campaigns in a response to the cabinet shake up and foreign policy clash surrounding former Secretary Henry A. Wallace.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Welles to Replace Wallace at RI Political Dinner
Orson Welles will address the Rhode Island division of the National Citizens Political Action Committee at a dinner Tuesday, replacing Henry A. Wallace who withdrew after pledging to President Truman to avoid foreign policy statements until after the Paris peace talks. The two Roosevelt era figures may speak freely on their own. Concluded on Page 8, Column 2.
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RA. I
Orson Welles
Rhode Island
National Citizens' Political Action Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Commerce
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Jeff
Spaniard Elected General of Dominican Order
The Rev. Eman ele Stuarez of Spain has been elected general of the Dominican Order, announced from Rome.
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Rome
Ins
Emanele Stuarez
Spain
Dominican Order
England battered by 100 mile wind storm kills eleven
In southern England a 100 mph gale damaged crops in Leicestershire and Northamptonshire and battered English Channel shipping. Eleven people were killed and farmers, including H. H. Overman who farms over 1000 acres, warned losses could run into millions with many farmers facing bankruptcy.
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English Channel
Leichestershire
Hampshire
England
HH. R. Overman
Paris Strike Drains Customs as Black Market Booms
A nationwide strike by Finance Ministry officials halted customs across France leaving borders unguarded for the first time. Operators moved millions of francs in hard to get goods while guards played cards. President Bidault refused future pay rise concessions. Assembly backed him 537 to 1.
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Paris
Finance Ministry
France
Georges Bidault
Rescue Flights Save Eight From Sabena Crash At Gander
Coast Guard helicopters and PBYs evacuated eight survivors from the Sabena airliner crash in Newfoundland to the Gander base hospital before night. Five were hospitalized. survivors include Jean Roocki, Rudi Revil, Walter Devos, Helen Ruth Henderson, and Renee Jacquet. Deschuyffeleer was the last patient flown out before darkness.
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Rudi Revil
New York
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Ghent
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Leona Tonehet
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Gander
August Kleiseh
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Leisch
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