Egyptian Prime Minister Nokrashy Pasha Assassinated
Prime Minister Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha was shot this morning by a student disguised as a police officer. The assassin, said to be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood and Nationalist groups, was arrested at the scene after approaching Nokrashy Pasha and shaking hands, then drawing a revolver. The killing, tied to regional instability, follows explosions in Cairo and comes as Israel-Egypt tensions flare in Palestine.
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Trey
Nokrashypashe
Nokrashy Pasha
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Cairo
New York
Egypt
Suez
Zonce
Palestine
Holy Land
Feller to Take Pay Cut in 1949, Veeck Says
Cleveland News quotes President Veeck of the Cleveland Indians stating he will ask star pitcher Bob Feller to accept a salary reduction for 1949. Feller, paid about 82 000 last year as the highest paid pitcher, says he is ready to negotiate a cut while noting attendance and gate money affect earnings.
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Cleveland News
Mil Veeck
Cleveland Indians Today
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Ed McAuley
Veeck
Oklahoma
Feller
Oklahoma City
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D. Feller
van Meter
Meaqurey
Busines
Los Angeles
Lou Boudreas
Mother and son killed in home blast
A young mother Helen Snyder and her 16 month old son Lynn died in a blast at their home in Farmerstown. Mrs Snyder died in Union hospital after the explosion caused when she poured kerosene into a coal range. The baby lay dead on his high chair and Mrs Snyder was found unconscious by a neighbor.
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Union Hospital
Lynn
Elliott Roosevelt’s Wife Slashes Wrist With Razor
The 31 year old Mrs. Roosevelt allegedly cut her left wrist in an incident described as personal safety related. Dr. Hirst treated her and she was later hospitalized briefly before release. Elliott Roosevelt denied the injury was intentional, suggesting an accident.
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V Velt
C. Fred Close
H. Sherman Hirst
Reno Shaken by Seven Earthquakes in One Night
Reno endured seven earthquakes in four and a half hours last night with city hall tilting and chandeliers rattling. No damage was reported as seismologists traced tremors centered near Reno and felt across Sparks. Residents described strong rumblings and furniture swaying while police and newspapers logged the calls.
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Frank McCulloch
Reno Gazette
Vincent P. Gianella
University of Nevada
Gianella
Sparks
Split Among Red Leaders Hinted
President Truman declined to expand on his surprise remark that certain leaders in Soviet Russia are exceedingly anxious to settle differences with the United States amicably. He spoke after a daily Independence, Missouri walk and refused to elaborate on the off the cuff luncheon revelation.
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Kansas City
Truman
Russia
Western Bloc Adopts Ruhr Control Plan
The Western powers announced a six week conference led by the United States Britain France the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg creating an international Ruhr Authority to prevent war production. Germany would join the board with three votes while Benelux held two each. Ownership of Ruhr industries remains unsettled with French demands for international ownership Britain favoring German public ownership and the US backing private enterprise.
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Europe
Roseville Man Saved By New Respirator During First Test
A factory representative demonstrated a newly purchased respirator to Roseville volunteers. Within two hours, responders used the machine to revive Sagie, a 42-year-old Roseville man, after a heart attack. He was taken to Bethesda Hospital in fair condition with Dr. Nebinger attributing the救.
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Eldon Tatman
Raymond Besser
Joe Kane
Tatman
Cannon & Cannon
Sagle
Nebinger
Ten Catholic Leaders Held With Hungarian Cardinal Mindszenty
In Budapest ten Catholic leaders including Cardinal Mindszenty were arrested on treason charges. The interior ministry said Mindszenty confessed to treacherous activities and named associates such as Andras Zakar Gustvs Baranas Duke Paul Esierh and a bank director. The group faces crimes spanning treason spying anti Communist activity and black market currency dealings.
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Gustts Baranas
Duke Paul Esierh
Britain Calls for Palestine Truce and Israeli Withdrawal
Britain urged an immediate cease fire in southern Palestine and withdrawal of Israeli forces in the Negev. Harold Beeley submitted a UN Security Council resolution seeking the cease fire and withdrawal without condemning Israel, aiming to win U.S. support as Egypt charged Israel with December 22 attacks. Israeli spokesman said the southern Palestine battle was slackening.
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Senator McKellar Strikes Publisher After Age–insult
In Washington at the Mayflower hotel corridor Senator McKellar 79 struck publisher Silliman Evans of the Nashville Tennessean after Evans allegedly called him old and decrepit. McKellar said the incident occurred during a chance meeting with Evans and two companions. Evans and McKellar exchanged heated words before the punch.
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D.tenn
Silliman Evans
Nachville Tennesseean
Mayflower Hotel
Evans
Reds Question 6 US Soldiers Freed in Germany
In Hersfeld Germany six American soldiers were detained by Russian troops for about 30 hours after straying into the Soviet zone during a patrol. Sergeant Joseph F. Kelly of Philadelphia said the party resisted sharing home details beyond names and serial numbers, and were eventually released unharmed after questioning.
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Germany
Joseph F. Kelly
Philadelphia
Kelly
Edward Lesser
Mobile
Ala
Chester Collins
Pineville
Robert Deutex
Chester
South Carolina
Lester Millerens
New Peace Talk Rumors Surface in Nanking China
A fresh wave of peace rumors in Nanking suggests a possible reorganization of the government and a shift toward peace with the Chinese Communists. Chiang Kai-shek faces pressure to step aside, possibly allowing Vice President Juang Jen to lead talks, while denials from top officials circulate amid cautious optimism.
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Plane Missing With 28 Aboard In Miami Search
A charter DC-3 with 28 aboard on a San Juan to Miami flight was five hours overdue with fuel exhausted. Coast guard and military search aircraft scoured 50 miles on either side of the Miami San Juan airway and the Bahama group after last radio contact near New Orleans.
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Bahama Island
Jet-assisted rescue saves twelve men on Icecap
Twelve men stranded on a Green land icecap for up to three weeks were rescued by a C37 aircraft with jet-assist takeoff gear and skis. The operation from Bluie West Eight followed earlier failed attempts and included redirection via Bluie West One due to heavy snow.
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C47
Bluie West Eight
Bluie West One
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Emil G. Beaudry
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Westover
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Tito May Swing Trade to West
Belgrade Yugoslavia Premier Marshal Tito warned Parliament he may cut Yugoslav raw materials exports to the Soviet bloc and sell to capitalist nations if Cominform allies refuse to send machinery to develop Yugoslav industry. He accused eastern bloc nations of violating agreements and said Yugoslavia would avoid being a raw material supplier to already industrialized countries.
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People's Democracies
Woman shot dead in Ubrichsville crisis over lost money
Mrs. Wil bert Anderson, 45, was shot and killed yesterday in Ubrichsville. Coroner D. M. Teramilla reported she killed herself after losing 75 dollars she valued highly. Her disabled husband, unable to work for two years, discovered the money in a clothes closet later.
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Wilbert Anderson
Yemels
D. M. Teramilla
Snowy and Cold Ohio Weather Outlook
Occasional rain starts in western Ohio tonight with milder conditions Wednesday then snow and colder by night. Yesterday’s high unspecified. Today's low around 5:30 am. Record shows light precipitation around 0.18 inches in the evening.
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