Back SF Storms Abate but Misery Lingers On
The weekend storm battered the northeast with winds up to 108 mph and heavy snow to the south, causing 226 deaths and vast damage. New York City faced a 25 day water reserve as power outages and shutdowns persisted from Pittsburgh to Cleveland. Banks and schools closed. emergency declarations spread across 17 western counties and Ohio cities.
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David Lawrence
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Frank J. Lausche
Supreme Court allows British lawyer in Communist leaders’ appeal
Bulletin items report the Supreme Court will let an acknowledged left wing British lawyer argue the appeal of 11 convicted Communist leaders, but denied extra time for his appearance.
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Supreme Court
Congress Now Convened in Transitional Lame Duck Session
The 81st Congress opened in makeshift chambers as Truman asked for a 90 day rent control extension and statehood votes for Alaska and Hawaii. Republican leaders urged policy reevaluation while preparing for defense spending and a pending excess profits tax. Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii awaits Senate action though bills could reset with the new Congress.
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Dust Fighters Ban Speeding on Cloud Road
Cloud road residents north east of Tucson sign a resolution to cut speeds to 20 mph on the unpaved extension of River road to curb dust. Arthur J. Zuber drafted the document. signers include Ted Mitthoff Reed N. Haythorne O W Young C John Klimback Scotty Anderson Ralph Spillers Donald B Spear F W Hirschel and Curtis D Hoose.
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O. W. Young
C. John Klimback
Scotty Anderson
Ralph Spillers
Donald B. Spear
F. W. Hirschel
Curtis D. Hoose
Collapse of UN offensive in Korea threatens renewed push
Heavy Chinese and North Korean attacks on the northwest front force U N and ROK units back from Chongju and Changju as a major UN offensive stalls. Marines and other divisions fight to hold positions near Yudam and Yongbyon while reserves rush to the eastern front.
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Yongbyon
Don Whitehead
Yellow Sea
MacArthur
Phoenix official to present school report to legislature
William Becker of Phoenix a member of the Ft. Grant Industrial school's governing body said recommendations from a state report on the school would be submitted to the state legislature in January for consideration.
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U.P
William Becker
Ft. Grant
Bipartisan advisory panel proposed to shape U.S. foreign policy
Senator Edwin C. Johnson urged a permanent six Democrats and six Republicans advisory commission to guide President Truman outside election cycles. The proposal aims for continuous policy with members chosen by party, allowing analysis of international events while the president retains final authority. Hendrickson backed broader reexamination of U.S. roles abroad amid polls suggesting waning confidence in Truman policies.
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Far East
Nazi Salute at German War Memorial Sparks Controversy
In Hamburg a group in brown shirts, identified as the Fatherland Union led by Karl Feilenhansl, gave the Nazi salute at a memorial for German war dead on Memorial Sunday after laying a wreath. Observers note neo Nazi ties and prior ban on political activity.
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Hitler
Storm Toll Is High In Jersey
Newark reports 28 deaths from a hurricane sweeping the state with 2,000,000 people left without heat or telephone service. Thousands homeless, 108 miles of impact, 2.74 inches of rain, many missing, as utilities and transport stay crippled. Weather promises cold but no major repeats for days.
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Weather Bureau
New York
Tucson Heat Records Shatter As City Sees Record 86
While the Midwest and East face cold and snow Tucson records another heat spike with yesterday’s 86 degree high at the municipal airport weather station the hottest for the date. The prior record was 83 set in 1901. Phoenix topped 89 the warmest in the nation and marked a fourth straight all time high. Local lows reached 47 with other state readings including Douglas 79 35 Flagstaff 66 21 and Grand Canyon 62 33.
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Swift Defense Action Urged by House Military Leader
Rep. Mahon, head of the house military appropriation subcommittee, urged speeding defense budget decisions. He criticized slow White House and service planners as Congress plans to reconvene on January 3. He warned a unified urgent program is needed before Christmas Eve, with possible hearings from the army navy and air force.
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Storm Born Baby Named For Weather
Burlington parents Donald and Mrs Quinn named their baby girl Gale after the storm that roared in as the family welcomed the newborn. The name reflects the dramatic weather event surrounding the birth in Burlington.
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Burlington, Vt
Donald Quinn
Gale
Tucson Businesses Rally To Fight Dust Problem
Tucson community leaders marshal broad business support to reduce man made dust. Fourteen firms will warn motorists about driving on unpaved roads and urge slower speeds and pavement use. Stores, laundries and radio promotions join in with slogans and reminder cards to curb dust creation.
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Andree
War Memories From Korea Seen Through War Correspondents
A survey of United Press war correspondents recalls vivid Korea images. They describe a Korean girl’s bundle wrapped in black cloth and a refugee boy by the Han River, a temple of flame in Taejon, and the Third ROK division crossing the parallel amid flowers and celebration.
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Korea
United Press
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Frank Tremaine
Lenin
Wonsan
Earnest Hoberecht
Han River
Seoul
Jack James
UP Seoul
Robert Bennyhoff
38Th Parallel
ROK
Congress Schedules and Court in Session Today
Senate holds a routine session. House Ways and Means Committee continues closed door consideration of an excess profits tax bill. Supreme Court Megis in opinion day session.
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Supreme Court Megis
Lean Restrictions On Gov ts Data
Washington November 27 Budget Director Frederick J Lawton said limited curbs may apply to government statistics when national security is involved He noted plans for agencies to seek Budget Bureau approval to publish statistics that may raise security concerns Yet no sweeping restrictions are planned He recalled wartime stops on aircraft production ordnance and related data.
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Frederick J. Lawton
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Budget Bureau
Index page items and sections listed
The page roll calls sections and page numbers for this issue including municipal parley in Douglas page 24 this week’s sermon page 6 Pearson’s column page 4 and various sections such as Comics Financial Crossword Gabfest Editorials Society Features Sports and State news with pages 2 16 18 21 22 23 24 27 28 0 20 and 24.
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