Ohio U. Drops 23 0 Game to Cincinnati
U S troops form a solid new battlefront in North Korea as six Chinese divisions and renewed Korean Red Army attacks loom near the Manchurian border. American officers estimate 75 000 Chinese soldiers in Korea with vast forces massed along the frontier and within muting distance ready to strike.
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Iran and Russia Sign 20 Million Trade Pact
Iran and Russia signed a 20 million dollar trade pact in a palace ceremony framing it as a new era of friendship. Details were not disclosed but Iranian northern province products are expected to move to the Soviet Union soon as several Russian ships reportedly arrive at Caspian ports to unload goods.
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Two Pedestrians Die In Ohio Highway Accidents
Mansfield. Edward Guy Green 58 of Lucas died after being struck by a car on Route 30 about half a mile east of Mansfield. New Lexington. Frank Dutlel 68 of New Lexington was fatally injured when struck by a car on Route 37 about four miles south of New Lexington.
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Baby Sitters at Marion County Polling Places
A sitter will join election officials at 55 Marion County polling places next Tuesday to watch children while parents vote. The Marion League of Women Voters will also run a car pool to transport parents and children to the polling sites.
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Truman St Louis Speech Attacks Isolationists in 1950 Campaign
President Truman denounced isolationist Republicans in St Louis as he warned that a vote for isolationism next Tuesday would invite national peril amid communist pressure. He praised U S leadership in Korea as key to world peace and credited the Democrats with strong anti communism while security around Kiel Auditorium and travel precautions were tightened following last week’s assassination attempt.
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Stassen Blames Truman Policy For Korean War Casualties
New Haven, Conn. Harold E. Stassen charged that Truman administration coddled Chinese Communists, causing high American casualties in Korea. He attacked five years of China policy, undermining MacArthur, and criticized domestic finances, inflation, and diplomacy in a St. Louis speech response.
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White House Officer Buried With Full Honors
The White House policeman Pvt. Leslie Cofield received hero’s rites at Fort Myer Army Chapel. President and Mrs. Truman attended the services and the burial at Arlington Cemetery. Extra police guarded the ceremony as investigators broadened the murder plot probe tied to Blair House shooters and Puerto Rican independence activists.
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Ohio Election funds Listed
At least 73 600 dollars were contributed to Ohio congressional campaigns this year with nine candidates and several committees still lacking reports. Donations came from Democratic and Republican organizations and major labor groups. Reports filed with the House clerk by 38 candidates, the CIO PAC, and AFL LEP show GOP and Democratic contributions and late October dates.
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Lausche to Decide Tuesday Which Candidate Gets Vote
Governor Lausche told the City Club he would vote Tuesday for either Taft or Ferguson. He praised Ferguson as honest and capable while criticizing Ferguson for blocking the Ohio turnpike and insisting he would audit vouchers via court action. He also praised Taft for opposing pressure groups and opposed Taft on George Marshall.
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Washington Coca Cola official held on grand larceny charge
A 49 year old Washington DC Coca Cola Co official James N Eschelman was arrested in Athens for grand larceny after officers found 13360 dollars in cash at his hotel room. He allegedly left DC with 16000 dollars in company funds and claimed he used the money to pay bills calling it a foolish mistake.
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Army Reveals Expanded Counter Intelligence Corps Work
The Army lifted some secrecy on its Counter Intelligence Corps CIC at Fort Holabird Maryland and disclosed a new set of techniques for foiling enemy agents. Maj. Gen. John K. Rice said CIC expansion meets Korean War needs and later rearmament demands. The CIC emphasizes preventive action to stop espionage and subversion within the Army and its contractors.
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Would-Be Assassin Identified in New Jersey
In Raritan New Jersey a garage attendant and a local policeman reported spotting Griselio Torre sola as a suspect in the Truman assassination plot. They identified him in a crowd of eight in a car stalled along the route to Washington and provided photos to Secret Service agents.
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Taft's Son Predicts Victory for Father
William H. Taft II predicted his father Senator Robert A. Taft would win re election in Ohio but said the going was tough. He spoke aboard the liner America returning to Ireland where he serves as a special assistant in industrial development for the Economic Cooperation Administration. He noted he had not campaigned due to the Hatch Act restricting federal employees from campaigning.
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Bearcats Rout Ohio in Rainy MAC Clash
Cincinnati surged to a 23 to 0 home win as Ohio University dominated the second half but failed to score. Crowds of 18,000 braved heavy field conditions while Bobcats captain Quinn Stumpf and Bob Haug carried the ground game. Cincinnati improves to 3-0 in the conference and 6-2 on the season.
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UN Lists Four Year Block on Franco Spain
The United Nations voted to lift its four year block on Franco Spain allowing membership in UN specialized agencies while retaining the 1946 embargo on full UN membership. The roll call was 38 for and 10 against with 12 abstentions. The move leaves member states to decide on restoring full diplomatic ties and Madrid ambassadorial posts.
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Phone Strike Starts Early Across States
A coast to coast telephone strike began early in the St. Louis area with about 3000 workers from the CIO Communications Workers of America striking to protest suspensions. National mediators met in New York to avert a nationwide walkout set for 6 a.m. Thursday involving Bell's 300,000 employees.
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Service Halts Ship Arrival and Cargo Information
The Coast Guard Saturday discontinued providing information on ship arrivals and departures destinations and cargoes.
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Election Campaign Proves Tough Like 50-Cent Steak
Washington notes the 1950 election race delivers tougher days and quirky moments. New Jersey Republicans distribute blue potatoes to mock surplus programs while Connecticut figures deploy comic books and radio quizzes. Marquette County Michigan features a jailed mental hospital candidate who still wins the Democratic primary. Helen Gahagan Douglas in California and Chester Bowles in Connecticut leverage helicopters and televised events as campaign tools.
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Ohio colleges and eastern teams clash in varied football scores
Cincinnati 23 Ohio 0 leads a slate of college football results across multiple conferences. Ohio State wins 32 0 over Northwestern and notable scores include Notre Dame 19 Navy 10 and Alabama 14 Georgia 7.
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RAF Bomber Overshoots Target Kills 11 at Utan Simpan Estate
An RAF bomber crashed near Rawang on the Utan Simpan estate in Malaya killing 11 workers and wounding 24 as bombs exploded. The incident occurred Saturday during operations over Kuala Lumpur.
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Logan Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Norfolk Base
Harold W. Burns gunner's mate first class Logan Ohio was killed Friday in an automobile accident near Little Creek Amphibious Base where he was stationed.
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