Eisenhower pledges bipartisan foreign policy partnership
In Flint Michigan Dwight D Eisenhower denounced the administrations partisan bias and vowed to work with Democrats as real partners in foreign policy. His 28 state campaign drive aims to widen support across Michigan and other key states to capture electoral votes and shape the election outcome. He lauded late Senator Arthur Vanderberg Sr of Michigan as a proponent of bipartisan policy.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Flint
Mich
Michigan
GOP
Arthur Vanderberg
Air Force reports seven American jets down in September battles
AP: Seven U S jets were shot down in September air battles as Reds suffered at least 62 MIG 15s. Allied air power included a massive B29 raid on a Manchurian border chemical plant dropping about 425 tons of explosives. U N ground fighting on the Central Front near the Pukhan River featured two hour hand to hand combat with Chinese forces repelled. U N forces reported 3171 Chinese losses last week. Eisenhower condemned Stevenson for not crediting Vandenberg and bipartisan policy while drawing crowds in Columbia S C and denouncing Truman. Byrnes introduced Ike at the South Carolina State House.
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Pukhan River
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U. S. Eighth Army
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Adlai Stevenson
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Africa
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China
Columbia
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Ike
Truman
South Carolina State House
James F. Byrnes
American guards quell Chinese POW uprising on Cheju Island
On Cheju Island Korea American guards killed 45 Chinese prisoners and wounded 120 when a riot broke out as POWs marked the third anniversary of China's regime. Two soldiers were slightly injured. About 6,400 hard core Chinese at Cheju plus 13,600 captives elsewhere resisted repatriation. An army inquiry followed with senior officers en route for investigation.
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Thomas W. Men
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Polio Threat Closes Meigs County Schools
Schools in Meigs County districts including Northern Local and Harrisonville were closed today due to a poliomyelitis threat. Kenneth Williams, an eighth grader from Harrisonville, was hospitalized in Columbus with polio, prompting officials to suspend classes for the day and consider reopening after a board meeting this evening. About 203 pupils across grade and high schools were affected by the shutdown.
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Mayor Rhodes Terms Settle Bus Dispute
Columbus quieted as nine downtown buses were halted briefly by a near dawn strike. Union leaders called off the walkout shortly before 1 pm after Mayor James A. Rhodes helped broker a compromise bus contract proposal.
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Wrong Password Leads to Grave in Korea
Pi Sergeant Louis Movic of McKeesport and Sgt Jerry Lawless of St. Louis with Lt Loyd Thomas Jr of Daphne trace a noise in a weed clump. A voice answers Chon. They later bury Chon and four Communist comrades.
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Louis J. Movic
McKeesport
Jerry L. Lawless
St. Louis
Loyd A. Thomas Jr
Daphne
Ala
Movic
Chon
Depth Adds Realism to New Cinerama Movie System
New York reports a dizzy ride on a curved six times larger screen. Three synchronized lenses create three images that fuse into one, giving a depth illusion. Louis B. Mayer calls it a new life for pictures comparable to the advent of sound.
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Broadway
Louis B. Mayer
New Stamp Honors Nation's Newsboys
In Philadelphia a three cent stamp goes on sale honoring America's newspaperboys who deliver papers to homes. The Post Office will offer the stamp on Saturday in the historic city with wider national sales launching next week.
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America
U. S
Body of 9-year-old Karl Armstrong Recovered
PORTSMOUTH Ohio reports the body of Karl Armstrong nine was recovered Tuesday after drowning in the Ohio River. Local authorities identified the boy and continued to investigate the incident.
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Karl Armstrong
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McGrath Criticized For Slow Clean-Up Effort By House Panel
House judiciary subcommittee reports former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath showed little enthusiasm for cleaning up the Justice Department and aimed to delay scrutiny of files. It cites inappropriate appointments and a lack of effort to purge wrongdoers, with McGrath defending his conduct as honest.
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Vanech
Tennessee
U.S
District of Columbia
Virginia
Truman Attacks Ike Over Prestige During Dam Dedication
President Truman dedicates Hungry Horse Dam in Montana and accuses Republican nominee Eisenhower of siding with lobbyists for power monopolies. He warns that a Republican win would delay further major projects, calling Ike a hatchet man for the party. The speech followed a campaign train stop in Columbia Falls and Kalispell.
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Strike Stops Lift Service In Windy City
About 1350 Chicago elevator operators struck paralyzing 143 office towers and forcing 400000 workers to climb stairs or stay home. Buildings affected included the Merchandise Mart and Civic Opera Building amid a union demand for a shorter work week.
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LaSalle Street
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Lincoln Tower
West Randolph
Merchandise Mart
Martin J. Dwyer
AFL Elevator Operators and Starters Union
Wage Hike Approved for Brick and Clay Workers
About 3600 workers in 26 brick and clay plants in the area will receive an eight percent pay raise approved by the Wage Stabilization Board. The raise, retroactive, was negotiated last April by the AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union.
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Uhrichsville
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union
Truman Tour Degrading Spectacle
Republican National Committee chairman Arthur Summerfield denounces President Truman’s whistle stop tour as a degrading and disgraceful spectacle intended to influence 1952 election votes. He brands Truman “the hatchet man” and a “peewee Ickes” harming the presidency.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Truman
Ike Eisenhower
GOP
United States
Survivors Rescued From Sunken Portuguese Vessel
All 74 crew members aboard the Joao Costa were saved after the ship sank in a Atlantic storm. Survivors reached Figueira da Foz, Portugal, where many sailors lived, amid tears that turned to cheers in the harbor town.
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Bank Robber Kills Officer in Rhode Island Siege
A bank robber killed Officer John Patineaud of Pawtucket Police and wounded two Providence officers during a running gun battle. The suspect seized two women as hostages in a commandeered home before surrendering to siege police.
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John Patineaud
Pawtucket
Farm prices dip 2 percent as meat and potatoes lead decline
Agriculture Department reports a 2 percent fall in average farm prices for the month ending Sept 15, with meat and potatoes driving the drop. Farmers pay prices down 1 percent while dairy prices rise 8 percent, the highest September level in 43 years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Democrats Press Efforts To Enlist Neutral Voters
Democratic nominee Adlai E Stevenson intensifies nationwide volunteer effort to win independents and other voters. About 20 leaders from seven states met at Springfield Illinois for a rally as Stevenson readies a speech on communist infiltration and steps to counter GOP claims involving CIA chief Walter Bedell Smith. Stevenson criticizes Smith’s remarks as political opportunism.
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Itt
Adlai E. Stevenson
GOP
Stevenson
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Dwight D Eisenhower
Walter Bedel
Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Wage Boosts May Shutter Many Mines
Washington reports John L. Lewis secured a 1.90 daily wage increase and a 0.10 per ton royalty rise for miners, bringing daily wages to 18.25 and royalty to 0.40. Southern producers avoided a strike by agreeing to terms, but industry leaders warn many mines may close to cover costs.
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Tragic Drowning Of 2-Year-Old Jack Kaech At Mad River
Two year old Jack Kaech drowned in the Mad River at Zanesfield Tuesday. Local authorities investigated the incident as a drowning and urged caution near water.
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Jack Kaech
Zanesfield
Army Unveils 85-Ton Atomic Artillery Piece
The Army introduced a new 85-ton atomic gun shown rolling across fields to fire super explosives within 20 minutes. It is a 280 millimeter caliber all purpose weapon tested at Aberdeen Proving Grounds with a 20 mile range and a two gun battery setup.
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Aberdeen
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Aberdeen Testis
Ex Red Party Boss Arrested
Earl Browder former top man in the American Communist party and his wife were arrested in the New York City area on charges of making false statements in a naturalization proceeding. An indictment by a New York grand jury accuses Browder and his wife of denying party membership. Mrs Browder, 55, was arrested at the Browder apartment in Yonkers.
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Earl Browder
American Communist Party
Justice Department
New York City
New York
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Communist Party
FBI
Stret
Yonkers
Comedian Eddie Cantor Collapses After TV Show
Hollywood comedian Eddie Cantor, 60, suffered a mild heart attack after his season debut on television. He collapsed at his Beverly Hills home and remains hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon. his doctor cites a heart condition as the cause.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Beverly Hills
Voters to Decide Nov 4 on Local Bingo Remains Legal
Ashtabula residents will vote November 4 on whether or not to permit organizational bingo to stay legal. City officials rejected a plan to reverse a September 8 decision legalizing the game but endorsed a petition seeking a ballot. Bingo remains barred until after the election.
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Move To Shift Top Yank General
The New York Times reports Pentagon decision to relieve Gen. James A. Van Fleet after 17 months leading the Eighth Army in Korea. No formal announcement until a successor is chosen. Lt. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and Lt. Gen. C. McAuliffe are among possible successors.
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New York Times
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Korea
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Washington
the Times
Austin Stevens
van Fleet
Times
van Fleets
Maxwell D. Taylor
C. McAuliffe
Army Headquarters
Yoshida Wins Solid Backing in Japan's Free Election
In Tokyo Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's Liberal Party captured a majority of early returns with 55 of 30 seats reported? The Communists failed to win a seat while socialists and other groups split the rest. Yoshida appears set to retain his Diet seat as his party dominates the 466 seats sought.
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Shigeru Yoshida
Diet
Japan
Yoshida
Liberal Party
Ichiro Hatoyama
Liberal
Western Reserve University Enrollment Drops Sharply
Enrollment at Western Reserve University falls by 1220 students from last year marking a notable decline for the Cleveland institution.
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Western Reserve University
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