Eisenhower Targets Truman in Pacific Northwest Campaign Swing
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower drew attacks on President Truman during a 28 state drive through Washington and Oregon. He ridiculed the administration and pressed for private plus local state federal partnership in western water power, opposing a federal Columbia Valley authority and a Brannan plan. He warned against a “whole-hog” federal domination.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Pacific Northwest
GOP
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Centralia
Vancouver
Wash
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Columbia Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley Authority
Valley Authority
Washington, D. C
Brannan
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Department of Interior
Allied Hold Off Massive Chinese Attack Across Korea Front
Allied infantry withstood a major Chinese assault spanning two thirds of the 155 mile front near Chorwon White Horse Mountain and Arrowhead Ridge. Reports say 890 to 900 Reds died at White Horse and about 250 at Arrowhead Ridge as Allied planes, tanks, and artillery repelled waves of attackers.
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Korea
Eighth Army
Witheheld
White Horse Mountain
Arrowhead Ridge
Chorwon
Wiliam D. Lanford
Los Angeles
Yokkok
Pongnae
White Horse
Ane
Associated Press
Milo Farnett
Iron Triangle
Lansford
Mine Union Leader Silent On 1952 Presidential Race
John L. Lewis opened the United Mine Workers 41st convention in Cincinnati and gave no firm hint on backing Stevenson or remaining neutral. He condemned Eisenhower as representing privileged oppressors while hinting at alignment with AFL CIO. The 72-year-old labor veteran touted a 255-page history of the union since 1917, framing his career as a nemesis of American employers.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lewis
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AFL
CIO
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Eisenhower
Willkie
Mine Workers Union
Red Probers Wet Exchange Heated With Medal Toss
Edwin Miller Max, 43, a self described performer, hurled a Good Conduct Medal and a Bronze Star onto the table during House Un American Activities Committee hearings. He said the medals should be returned to President Truman as the panel investigates Communist influence in the professions. Rep Clyde Doyle assailed him for provoking the panel and the witness refused to answer questions on constitutional grounds.
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Los Angeles
Truman
Edwin Miller Max
Clyde Doyle
Calif
Max
Frank S. Tavenner
Heckler Pokes Dem Leaders Clash in Massachusetts Platform
In Waltham Massachusetts Democratic Attorney General Francis E Kelly clashed with a heckler during a joint appearance with rival candidates for state offices. A man identified as John Marshalk Newton 25 was escorted out by police after officials say Kelly punched in self defense while remaining on stage.
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Waltham
Mass
Down
Francis E. Kelly
Kelly
Marshall
Fire Damages Floodwood Station Boiler Room
A leak from a large pressure tank in the Floodwood generating station basement sparked a fire at about 7 am. Damage was estimated at 4000 to 5000 dollars. The fire, confined to a boiler room corner, affected pipe insulation and electrical circuits with smoke on basement walls. Cause undetermined at once. Fire units controlled the blaze.
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Nelsonville
Walter Smith
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Smith
Transit Halt Snarls Youngstown Traffic
Youngstown residents faced a second day of bus strike disruption. Stores were nearly empty, traffic jammed during rush hours, and workers mostly used private cars, with many late arrivals.双方 on terms remain far apart.
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Youngstown
Youth Indicted in Wheeling Hotel Death Case
John Stanton aged 19 of Orrville Ohio was indicted by an Ohio County grand jury in the death of 37 year old John Sabo a Wheeling steel worker on June 8. David R. Shilling was indicted as an accessory after the fact.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Stanton
Orrville
Ohio
Ohio County
John Sabo
Wheeling Steel
David R. Shilling
Stevenson accuses Ike of comforting Russia in campaign tour
Gov Adlai E Stevenson accuses Gen Eisenhower of giving comfort to Soviet Russia by claiming American prosperity is war born. He argues economic strength came despite defense burden, not because of it, during a Saginaw talk ahead of a Detroit address on the Communist threat.
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Ike
Russia
Saginaw
Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois Today
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet
America
Illinois
Springfield
Pacific Northwest
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Detroit
Truman Faces Uphill Colorado Campaign Effort
President Truman, touring Colorado for six electoral votes, tells crowds the race will be uphill as Democrats push his give em hell style to set the campaign pace. Officials say his presence aims to rally party support and frame issues across Malta Salida Canon City Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver.
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Truman
Colorado
Grand Junction
Colo
Denver
Malta
Salida
Canon City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs Limon
Akron
Colorado Springs
Farm Agency Sees Possible Potatoes Shortage Next Spring
The Agriculture Department warned of another potato shortage next spring though 1953 overall pota to and fresh market crop output may rise if weather stays average. Prices are expected to edge lower than this year as the late 1952 crop comes in, while truck crops may rebound with better yields after weather-related dips.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hearing Date Slated On Gas Rate Request
Washington The power commission has set November 17 for a hearing on a 1 270 000 annual increase in wholesale natural gas rates sought by Ohio Fuel Gas Co Columbus The commission had suspended the raise and the company put it into effect under bond last February.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Potters Seek Wage Boosts in National Conference
Officials from major dinnerware firms met with the AFL International Brotherhood of Potters in New York for wage talks impacting 41 plants and about 25,000 workers. The union, led by President James M. Duffy of East Liverpool Ohio, faced representatives from the U S Potters Association led by Joseph M. Wells of Newell West Virginia.
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New York
AFL International Brotherhood of Operative Potters
James M. Duffy
East Liverpool
U. S. Potters Association
Joseph M. Wells
Newell
W. Va
Reds Label the Imperialist Warn Yanks Close to Borders
At the 19th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party A N Snechkus? secretary general of the Lithuanian Community party called Dwight D Eisenhower an imperialist and warned that American troops are near Russia's Far Eastern frontiers while Ceausescu? no Yefimov? spoke of imperialists in the Far East.
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Soviet Communist Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
A. N. Snechkus
Lithuanian Community Party
Eisenhower
Baltic States
American Legion
America
Kremlin
Snechkus
Communist Congress
Lithuania
A. P. Yefimov
Khabarovsk
Far East
Slim Payroll Forces FBI To Cut Staff
The FBI, with peak personnel, begins a gradual staff reduction to fit current appropriations. No firings are planned. vacancies will be filled by resignations without replacements. Routine investigations of government job applicants shifted to the Civil Service Commission. A temporary freeze on new appointments and transfers limits higher pay adjustments.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Civil Service Commission
Bureau
Wife Charged With Murder in Tokyo Killing
Mrs. Dorothy Smith wife of Col Aubrey D Smith and daughter of Gen Walter Krueger faces murder charges after the fatal stabbing of her husband at Gen Mark Clark headquarters in Tokyo. She is held under observation in a Tokyo Army hospital as authorities review evidence per Article 32 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Tokyo
Dorothy Smith
Walter Krueger
Aubrey D Smith
Mark Clark
Tokyo Army
Clark
Sinatra Gardner marriage faces career problem
St Louis report says a career problem has upset the Frank Sinatra Ava Gardner marriage but is not serious. Sinatra says they have a problem and expects to resolve it. He plans to see his wife in about ten days in Hollywood. He notes Gardner’s Africa movie plan sparked the disagreement.
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ST. Louis
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Sinatra
Hollywood
Africa
Truth Squad rebuts Truman in Utah tour dispute
Senator Rourke Hickenlooper and three GOP senators accused the Democratic Truth Squad of vague claims in a Washington bulletin. They attacked President Truman's Utah Provo speech and criticized his anti communism stance while defending their record on public power and government by crony.
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Rourke Hickenlooper
Republican
Democrats New
Truth Sayer
China
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
Truman
Provo
Utah
Nixon Attacks Truman Tour in New England
Nixon finished a three state whistle stop circuit from New York through Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island charging Truman with cheap politics. He addressed 10000 on Boston Common calling the president's campaign mud-slinging and egg-throwing while in South Boston he drew about 3000 listeners as he denounced communism.
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Richard M. Nixon
New England
Truman
New York
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Connecticut
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Rhode Island
Boston
Nixon
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Dems Face Fund Shortfall as Eight Day Drive Opens
National Chairman Stephen Mitchell told the National Press Club that money is Democrats’ main problem while Republicans enjoy rich support. He announced an eight day drive for five dollar contributions by volunteers nationwide and criticized GOP fundraising strength. He said some supporters push a narrative that Democrats harm private enterprise and profits.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
National Press Club
Nixon and Sparkman Mike Ohio Campaign Swing
Republican Senator Richard Nixon of California and Democrat Senator John Sparkman of Alabama bring vice presidential campaigns to Ohio. Nixon opens a two day train tour with noon speech in Steubenville and rear platform talks in Dennison Coshocton Newark Zanesville Canton Lima Wapakoneta Sidney Bellefontaine Lancaster Logan and Athens. Sparkman to speak at a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Columbus Wednesday evening.
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Richard Nixon
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John Sparkan
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Nixon
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Tuscarawas County
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Sparkman
TV Silence Ruling Lets Refusal Before Cameras
Federal District Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut ruled that a man may refuse to testify before television and newsreel cameras without contempt charges. The decision freed Mor gis Kleinman and Louis Rothkopf, Cleveland bootleggers, and noted the ruling is not subject to appeal though another judge could decide differently in similar cases.
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Washington
Federal District
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Congress
Morrigs Kleinman
Louis Rothkopf
Cleveland
Schweinhaut
Ohio Education Chief Defendant in Action
A $20 000 damage suit was filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court against Dr Clyde Hissong state education director.
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Ohio Education
Columbus
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Clyde Hissong
Ohio Five Day Forecast Raises Temps and Rain Totals
Temperatures in Ohio will average 47 degrees below normal with highs around 65 in the north and 69 in the south and lows near 44. Warmer conditions expected Wednesday and Thursday, cooler Friday, then warmer again by Sunday. Rain Friday projected at about half an inch.
U S Reconsiders Rent Edicts For Ohio Defense Areas
Washington reports the government may revisit designations of Ohio cities as critical defense housing areas. Five districts Canton Massillon Alliance Columbus Youngstown Warren Akron and Sandusky were certified for rent control, amid local opposition and protests from Warren and Columbus mayors. The Defense Areas Advisory Committee will review new information and clarify that procurement rules do not bypass designated zones.
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Washington
Ohio
Frederick A. Smith
Defense Areas Advisory Committee
Canton
Massillon
Smith
William C. Burbank
Warren
Trumbull County
Youngstown
James Rhodes
Columbus
Burbank
Rhodes
King Dissolves Greek Parliament for General Election
King Paul ordered the dissolution of the Greek Parliament and called a general election to secure a majority government amid a grave economic situation. Efforts to form a national government with Field Marshal Pagos and Premier Plastiras and Sophocles Venizelos failed as the coalition held only 129 seats.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Alexander Pagos
Nicholas Plastiras
Sophocles Vnizelos
Plastiras
Progressive Party
Venizelos
Orange Strangles Boy Despite Revived Heart
The heart of 2 year old Demetrius L Morgan stopped for at least ten minutes during surgery to remove a piece of orange. Five doctors at St Luke's Hospital revived him after two operations on Monday but he died early today.
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Cleveland
St. Luke's Hospital
Demetrius L. Moregan
Demetrius
Second Convict Dies In Army Liver Disease Experiment
Tacoma Washington death report confirms Wal er Harvey Wood 39 died at McNeil Island Federal Prison. He was among 200 inmate volunteers inoculated in Army experiments to find a cure for a liver disease prevalent in Korea.
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Wash
McNeil Island Federal Prison
Korea
Waler Harvey Wood
Fred Wilkinson
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