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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 10, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio                               Largest Newspaper Imto Homes Every The Times Recorder Only Paper By BFD The Same Dmy It 242 FMOXK It PACE OCTOBER 1952 FIVE DOGGED ROK TROOPS RECAPTURE HILL Probe Uncovers Federal Private Practice LOS Oct 9 Dwight I Eisenhower declared that the question of I using federal government loam to bolster local I health insurance plans should be thoroughly but he repeated his firm opposition to medicine The Republican presidential ing the whole field of social security legislation said in a maxir speech prepared for delivers I doctors will be among the first to admit 9 j that at present too many of our people Lve too United States far from adequate medical that too many of torney for Southern OUr of adequate medical He Said voluntary non-profit hospital in legal ance plans have been expanded at amazing between and 1351 and that he neither these overlooked of this sum the administration's proposal for national making out his income tax socialized medicine cover all the There- for i the general The L usefulness oi federal loans or other aid added that he recently to health plans should be return reporting the But in line with the general he has before a House Doyle his income private practice was almost twice as large as the salary he received from the during the six year been laying for less federal control in functions which could be handled he strength of voluntary action and com- munity administration must be he proposed with respect to schools and educational facilities that the federal assist the individual states in the cases for lack of adequate the state is unable to do the job itself Eisenhower hit squarely at the Truman administ ration on this contrasting what he said ts the cratic formula with the he proposes he answer of the present administration is mere federal cracy and increased federal controls That is net the American he the national government should step in with financial aid to build but not to bring about Eisenhower told hii help should be extended only where a state is doing its because of Inadequate resources to Page Believes GOP Will Senate Control President Says GOP Conducts Campaign Against -j INDIANAPOLIS Oct 9 N Y Oct Truman said tonight i Republican by some conducting ai I phony campaign which could set loose forces f would tear the nation apart ior uie Indiana's a rights speech prepared for industrial which law on the outside if it does E Jenner said many residents of foreign an- Rep Chelf chairman to about the inquiry announced that the matter But Doyle said his private tice was entirely legal and did not involve cases which concerned the federal The law A U S attorneys to inp Attorney Socialized Medicine Plan Failend iReds Pushed I Of Slowness On Base relier Believes Says Income Opposition From Ike Overlooked Back After Hot Fight Enemy Losses Over I I Report Says Dogged South Korean arrival ho lost and then ns L 0 L r captured bloody White Horse by Robert i j 7 r Mountain early today in Curtit ter hand-to-hand fighting on tbe PITCHER SPEAKS Bob for and only ever fo hurl was cipal last night the Dia- mond Dinner Feller flew his own plane landing at Municipal airport At left is shown leaving his just of the Un i versify club ler's plane 15 a Beech and he it often in making on the quet during fhe off Korean Front Weapy of the Republic of Korea Ninth Division seized the j peak for tte second I time since midnight with a fierce I bayonet charge shortly after 1 break A frontline officer described the season The University club is on the crest as i i L ii planning fo make fke fall an similar to iron sponsored by the club during the spring a and The ROKs had the peak from the Chinese after midnight bat four a talion up the northern slope and forced the Koreans 20 yards from the income tax come tice Department and the Internal Revenue Bureau In reply to a Doyle agreed this should be done referring to the The House judiciary tee subpoenaed Doyle as it race between D Eisenhower lai K I want i worry about i I declared pressure to the of Rights will greater than ever in the next four years And in a plain reference to Gen For Americans D Of New Dayi J I ST a group of Adlai an of the outside s of federal prosecutors The a eran of 17 years service as a eral in to Page Lewis Squelches Union Demand T OF A Ul senators into Indiana to help put the state's 13 electoral column-and to assist in his campaign to keep ai Senate seat Jenner is one who has never speak his or say what he regardless of the Taft a lican fund-raising is a strong right arm in the and he has helped to keep the Senate on an even He deserves Oct K Stevenson 9 Gov tonight a government teaming with and daring can lift ica's production to 475 billion candidate for dent said the task of such pressure should not be turned over to professional military j The Buffalo speech climaxed a day of whistle stopping across In- a year within the de- cade new day is Democratic presidential nominee declared in an address prepared for delivery at Kiel auditorium here this being a campaign Stevenson made it GOP clear that the Ohio in which Truman at one point called Eisenhower tbe f or at the President said Eisenhower would left of price if elected for all about Oct L Lewis today squelched a mand by some delegates at the United Mine Workers convention for more democracy within the A number some from tucky nnd I Taft arrived in Indianapolis sets Truman told a applauding hours after President Truman new can be in Cleveland's Public Square IMt Truman posed with Jenner's through policies and the Democratic Gov Henry embraced by the 9 IF Schncker and urged the of Jenner party of low like saying the shark is man's He-Man Meal led demanded j Theilt for a speech in Buffalo's and an end to the un- ion practice ot having Lewis name district officers rather than have COLUMBUS O 9 That he-man charcoal steak said are 62 million Americans at work ing the next 10 there will be 10 million more ready and able to work With their into the Republicans as ue can lift our production that tries to make votes out from 136 billion dollars a vear 475 billion dollars a year That would work out to a boost At 6 50 a m the regrouped ROKs surged back across tbe crest under withering cover of Allied guns At last reports the ROKs were their against nese from the northern slope An estimated Reds are dug in on the long slope Horse mountain is astride the historic route from North Korea to the Southern rean capital of SeouL By frontline the nese had casualties or winning the height north of SeouL But to Page 1 The Cleveland failed to j last bight at municipal airport make nice capture the American League i after piloting his own plane in Death Toll In British Wreck Reaches 99 smothered with onions and poured into a of 139 charges about j and that long has backed laws based on per pennant because they were too slow on the base is the opinion of Bob famed pitcher for the land who last night ad- dressed about 100 members of the University club and their at the organization's first The address topped off a day of udice against Italians Diamond Dinner them elected by the coal miners all for i into a comer of Levvis finally said m a INea student produced in Kansas that ended the matter Ohio State and re- Gty biggest crowd the of cutting Stevenson has collected up to now and Eastern and Southern Europeans Buffalo has many residents chemist is the own throats turned the magical j The union's president went on to Tbe liquid steak is made to say that while many officials of der for persons with dietary the federal arc and those having difficulty they are only a small chewing It can be drunk either tion of the approximately a cocktail or spooned like million federal most of i soup axe J It is an ideal solution to those Only the union's 32 organizations elected their j for it is high in protein and own officers In tnc the on- low in calories ion's national where Lewis had the final names the key officers The hot discussion about democratic practices within FoF 000 union came in more thant 40 resolutions from union locals de- manding greater voice in ing union officers Oct 9 Martha Joan Wage wa sentenced today to two years sjx in for killing her a U S Air Force after he brought home a German girl friend with the what I've May CF of his own party are those behind the rhe He singled out the chief sor of the latest immigration jand the chairman of the j internal security subcommittee Sec Pat McCarran of Nevada my kind of the I some of j records i jor arrived at 6 o'clock has chalked up the most outstanding from Cleveland He was ed by a University club tion and at least 30 youngsters who had turned out to see the famed pitcher After greeting the official gation at the airport Feller ed out autographed pictures to the small-fry arid conversed at length with During the program Feller spoke informally to the that one ol the 14 bodies were pulled from the bottom cf the ruins of two coaches of a packed ers local which were flattened two express trains Chest Officials Campaign Goal Of To Be Reached cent of a of workers Oct 9 streaked rescuers tonight lifted off biggest faults of the Indians this layer of wreckage from year was the fact that they were j Harrow's triple train collision and unable to run the bases with any five more bringing the great speed to he was probably the biggest reason the Indians were unable to compete with the Yankees who have Phil Mickey Mantle and Gene All are speed merchants he opposite thundered seconds apart Of course one of the j w regional was What was wrong ter told rescuers were about finished the I may be one or two more jor some scattered limbs but we're I just about he said But relatives from all parts of England still waited for word from some of the who were on the three Marvin Rutherford trains with your this Turn to Page been reached m the and public divisions Employes and Hospitals still held 54 injured 7 S i A 9 the sarne as those for October and November was announced Typhoid Serum Kills Airman As has been the case since the marines stopped taking all win go to the j S court blonde tional manslaughter Her husband gree murder in Chest drive when a no report of any Mrs Walter discharging 53 of division chairmen wasj Other report was far and od were at noon Richard V i complete for she has 320 around the wreckage at topped by Chairman Charles Commercial J working on block within optimistic and Sorne of the cap- Exhausted rescue some had not given reports when nad been at the task since was made Wednesday worked with care as they the to redouble their efforts The total reported after an audit had been completed was Oct- The goal this year is A jury today me n participating I WO to second the aes tave Sgt Dan P slaying last anticipated operating costs in was of Mike 70 9 JA in a berserk attack dead with a their charged Harr beat his Stewart pointed out after Eari of Derby's country at the death with a lump of meeting that one of the killed two J y Thursday's at a the Uni- club was far tbe at the first report meeting last when the sum was v was of the goal But pointed out in the hope of survivors One survivor trapped report Martha Tears glistened in -Wage's was driver had testified retired coal miner living reported they had heard anay The quota brings to eys after the sentence was Oct 9 the total draft since Her Morton John M died were resumed in of St gave notice after a typhoid serum department possibly a and that received during service to deliver the U- b jhe struck back m self defense drill of the Fighter during the first The German girl was days after the in order to j Bart 26 a portly Harr X C Oct in at ki had a complete wounded Lady Derby represented three days a valet who tried to this year's report Hi represented about ctne day of J After a search for started Fla Oct 9 the arrest in after the borne the en- Harold Winstanley ent vras rushed to a hospital employed at the Derby K today and her doctor she was 1 T T near here 31 an He Young men through 25 for the A described the case as jce official said most of Friday and cooler and served six months then was returned to Ohio for trial v in in victim was cases harboring ani that a undetected infection made A To 1 by the More than a hurM dred others wbo received similar j Service In Army injections suffered no the doctors added I W Iy warmer Thursday's 2 p m 4 p m 10 Oct 9 Relatives told police that i said he'd rather die drafted into the Army Juries suffered last Friday Mike got his induction he was bumped or fell from A cousin found his body bicycle then was run over near the where he a tractor-trailer proved fatal at with an uncle General hospital tonight foi Coroner Richard Corbitt ruled it SKIES Lands Copter In Parking Lot BIRMINGHAM 9 a A Navy chief petty brought a helicopter continuing their a safe last night in Democratic ner a ine which supported tbe Republican bid of Gov Dewey in the North Carolina newspaper to dorse the Republican i North Carolina taJcen a bow- ild Lady Derby toj Ordered Out Of Yugoslavia to were Waiter Derby and a vacation on that British i She WHS removed by stretcher from a Pan American WorM in an L lance and taken to St Francis Hospital v Dr Ralph her as war suicide by shotgun he OCt PROMINENT STAHS p north of Tie near the Moon VISIBLE PLANETS rises p j lew In Oct The av government said it said she wac caught a and that an operation might be in some out-of-bounds territory necessary know about and has demanded he leave the that in a day or he said country positions restaurant parking lot 10 he ordered a Stevenson j j was shot in the as tej Warren J Henderson said he CROSSING Jug said tbe Ivan Oct 3 A into a cold front and poor Oct 9 it was described in a begun Isst by Ity while flying from Atlanta motorcyclist Georges gun of the type outside AFL craft Nashville He landed at crossed the channel j British infantry in the last permitted to Bulgarian a result oi a spot with room enough for his on a converted motorcycle scheap effective weapon that in the company of a person pute with the AFL attached to floats jly was discarded after brief km ended a   

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