Ike Points Final Drive At Southland
Eisenhower heads into the last stretch of the 1952 campaign targeting the South and East with three weeks until election day. He plans speeches and strategy sessions in Casper Cheyenne Tulsa Oklahoma City and New Orleans as Brownell outlines hopes for states like Illinois California and Ohio. Brownell says Dewey and he believe the plan is proceeding and Eisenhower may release a financial report before the vote.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Southland
GOP
Casper
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Okla
New Orleans
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell
Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Barrak T. Mattingly
Missouri
Republican National Committee
Denver
Brownell
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Massachusetts
California
Ohio
Truman
Dewey
Iran Arrests Four Over Suspected British Plot
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh’s government arrested four men including a retired Army general on charges of conspiring with parliament members in the interests of a foreign embassy. Unofficial hints tied the conspiracy to ousting Mossadegh and installing Fazlollah Zahedi, who has parliamentary immunity. Police guarded Zahedi’s home as officials provided details.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Fazlollah Zahedi
Iran Senate
Zahedi
Case of Polio Diagnosed in Meigs County Child
Five year old Charles David Jeffers of Pomeroy Route 1 was admitted to Holzer Hospital with polio diagnosed after examination. Attendants note the acute stage may be passed but recommend transfer to Children’s Hospital in Columbus for treatment. No paralysis observed. Meigs County Health Department has not confirmed a definite polio diagnosis. the county would mark its 17th case this year.
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Gallipolis
Charles David Jeffers
Charles Jeffers
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Meigs County
Methodist Minister and Writer Dies at 50
Lima Ohio reports the death of Dr. H. H. Abels 50 former Waynesfield Methodist minister and freelance newspaper writer. He served as pastor at Waynesfield Methodist Church and contributed as a feature writer for 14 Ohio newspapers. He also once led Parkersburg as police chief.
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Lima
H. H. Abels
Waynesfield
Ame Memorial Hospital
Dr. Abels
Waynesfield Methodist Church
Ohio
Parkersburg
Oxford centenarian to mark 101st birthday
Oxford Ohio is set to honor Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce a cen tenarian as she celebrates her 101st birthday this week. The event marks a long life with roots in the community and ties to local families.
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Oxford
Elizabeth Pierce
Dedication of Burr Oak Dam draws 8000 at Lake Burr Oak
About 8000 people gathered on a sunny October day to dedicate Tom Jenkins Dam and Lake Burr Oak near Glouster. Gov. Frank Lausche led speakers including Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins and state officials who touted the project as a path to regional prosperity through flood control recreation and new industry.
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Tom Jenkins
Lake Burr Oak
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
W. W. Fleckinger
State Division of Parks
Department of Natural Resources
C. F. Wallace
Glouster
Lowell Burnelle
Burr Oak
Rep
Col
J. O. Colonna
The
Army Engineers
Co. F. Wallace
Route 13
American Legion
Lausche
Miners Boss May Reveal Stand Today
John L. Lewis was to state his position on the presidential race as the 41st United Mine Workers Convention resumed. A growing coal strike and political issues dominated the agenda ahead of adjournment next Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Peabody Coal Co
Harrisburg
Ill
Peabody
Illinois
Indiana
Lewis
WSB
Stolen Vials Carry Tuberculosis and Anthrax Germs
Police warn two glass vials each holding one billion infectious bacteria were stolen from a doctor’s auto. The vials contained tuberculosis and anthrax germs. authorities believe not a fatal quantity. Dr Milton H Weiner of Cleveland reported the valise theft from his car. a 13 state police alarm followed.
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New York
Milton H. Weiner
Cleveland
Democrats Mistook Stranger for Sparkman at Airport
In Covington Kentucky supporters braved fog to greet a man claiming to be Senator John Sparkman. The actual vice presidential candidate did not exit the plane, causing embarrassment as Democratic leaders realized he had campaigned in Nebraska instead.
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Covington
John Sparkman
Greater Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
Nebraska
Sparkman
John J. Sparkman
Ex-King Farouk Leaves Capri for Santa Marinella
King on Wing Isle of Capri reports that ex King Farouk of Egypt shipped 92 trunks and suitcases off Capri today. He and his family are expected to depart Tuesday for a hotel at the fashionable seaside resort of Santa Marinella near Rome.
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Isle OF Capri
Farouk
Egypt
Capri
Santa Marinella
Rome
Garner urges Texans to vote Democratic ticket straight
John N. Garner writes Sam Rayburn from Uvalde that he will vote the Democratic ticket from top to bottom. Rayburn releases the note as Eisenhower campaigns through Texas, drawing Republican rebuttals from Alvin Lane and Ben Guill. Eisenhower begins Texas swing in Houston with 24 electoral votes at stake.
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Dallas
John N
Cactus Jack
Garner
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John Garner
Alvin H. Lane
Republican State Executive Committee
Ben Guill
Sam
Uvalde
Houston
Dedication Sidelights at Burr Oak Lake and Tom Jenkins Dam
The dedication ceremony for Burr Oak Lake and Tom Jenkins Dam honored Dr. E. Le Fever a longtime Glouster physician and public official. Gov. Frank Lausche arrived amid Route 13 traffic and received a rose from Bonnie Sprague of Marietta while autograph seekers crowded the governor and Rep. Thomas Jenkins. Rescue equipment and local fire crews were on display as crowds filled the park and parking lots while officials managed the busy scene.
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Route 13
Frank Lausche
Glouster
State Highway Patrol
Adlai Advisors Confident of Independent Vote Bloc
Springfield reports Gov Adlai E Stevenson advisers and Democratic aides forecast a strong surge of independent voters helping Stevenson win next month. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt cites private optimism among advisers and a wave of disengagement with Eisenhower, while Stevenson voices concern over rising campaign costs.
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Adlai
Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilson Wyatt
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Illinois
South
Tobin
Soviet Admits Plane Incident Over Far East Border
Moscow charges a U S B29 shot at Soviet fighters over Russian Far Eastern territory on Tuesday and the Red pilots fired back. The U S Air Force says a Superfortress went missing off Japan with eight crew members and carried no guns. The incident occurred the same day Tokyo reported radar sighting in Japanese waters.
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Russia
U. S
Japan
United States
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Presidents language only point of accord in tour
Two three term governors one Democrat Gordon Browning of Tennessee and Republican Val Peterson of Nebraska agree Truman’s campaign language was not becoming to a president. Browning said many objected to “give ’em hell” but added they understood him.
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Columbus
Truman
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Browning
Bridge Plunge Kills Foreign Aid Analyst
Dr. James A. Munroe of the U S Mutual Security Agency in Formosa fell to his death from a bridge Sunday while climbing Mt. Aliswan in Central Formosa. U S authorities left Taipeh to recover the body. hometown and death details were not disclosed.
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Taipeh
Formosa
James A. Munroe
U. S. Mutual Security Agency
Mt. Aliswan
U. S
Monroe
Airline chief hears jet transport plans in Miami
Designs for a new American jet transport to carry over 100 passengers at speeds near 600 mph were presented to Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, president of Eastern Air Lines, in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Aires
Acheson and Aides Map UN Assembly Strategy
Secretary of State Dean Acheson and five U S delegates with four alternates prepare for the United Nations Assembly with expected Soviet opposition on Korea and other items. Sens Theodore Green and Alexander Wiley lead in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as Wiley demands purges of UN Communist staff amid McCarran hearings. Trygve Lie says a few Americans have been dismissed on clear evidence. more action will follow.
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N. Y
Dean Acheson
U. S
UN Assembly
Korea
Acheson
Park Avenue
Andrei Vishinsky
Theodore Cis Green
D-Ri
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Wiley
Washington
State Department
UN Secretariat
McCarran Senate
Internal Security Committee
Trygve Lie
Ohio Records 16 Fatalities Over Weekend
Ohio reported 16 weekend deaths from traffic crashes and mishaps. A six year old Cleveland girl was struck while running toward dinner. A 13 year old Cincinnati boy fatally fired a shotgun at his brother. Other victims include Warren Davis in Kentucky drowning, Carrie Erbs in Hamilton fire smoke, and Robert Sparks in Columbus hitting a pole.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Warren R. Davis
Riverview
Lawrence County
Carrie Erbs
Hamilton
Robert E. Sparks
Columbus
Charles Harris
Polio Strikes Pastor Family in Milton West Virginia
Polio has hit the family of 26 year old Rev. Meade F. Degges his wife 28 and their 22 month old son Francis all fell ill within days. The baby was brought from Greenville a week ago. Mrs Elizabeth Degges contracted polio last Friday and the minister followed on Saturday.
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Milton
W.va
Meade F. Degges
Francis
Greenville
Elizabeth Degges
Degges
Gun blasts quell N J penal riot at Trenton prison
About 20 knife-wielding convicts barricaded Wing No. 7 of Trenton State Prison during a two hour riot. Correction officers fired over the rioters with machine guns, injuring two inmates by ricochet. Three guards were hostage but rescued unharmed as staff breached barricades and freed others.
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton State Prison
Historic Jet Flight Ends at Northern Japan Base
Forty seven U S F 84G Thunderjets flew from Midway Island to an air base in Northern Japan for the longest water flight by a single engined jet fighter. Col Donald J M Blakeslee led the group claiming refueling could allow a nonstop global Thunderjet flight.
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Japan
Midway Island
Donald J. M. Blakeslee
U. S
Blakeslee
Fairport Harbor
Bergstrom Field
Austin
Tex
Death Weapon Beaten Girl May Lead to Killer of Four
Chester California authorities pursue a killer after a robbery slaying and four child assaults. A bloodstained lead pipe and a beaten 3½ year old girl, Sondra, survived to aid the investigation. Gard Young, 43, died with two daughters and a neighbor killed. a fourth child is injured. Police believe the assailant knew the victim’s routine.
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Chester
Calif
M. H. Schooler
Gard Young
Westwood
Sondra
Plu- Malls
Bertram Jones
Young
Westwood Hospital
Judy
Jean
Michael Sayle
Allies Hold Vital Crest Amid White Horse Mountain Clash
Chinese forces briefly retook three knobs on White Horse Mountain but RoK units held the main crest in the Chorwon Valley. General Van Fleet praised South Korean troops for a salvaged defense as UN forces reported fierce fighting with heavy Chinese losses and continued outpost clashes nearby.
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Seoul
Korea
White Horse Mountain
Republic of Korea
9Th Division
Assaul
ROK
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Chorwon Valley
van Fleet
Milo Farnell
Chorwon
Kim Chong Cho
Nixon to Deliver Nationwide Red Menace Speech
Senator Nixon focused on drafting a major address on the danger of communism for a nationwide TV and radio broadcast at 8 p.m. EST. The speech will air on CBS and ABC networks, arranged by the Republican National Committee amid public response to his expense fund explanation. Nixon praised Eisenhower during Columbus Day events, saying he unites the free world.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Company
Nixon
Republican National Committee
California
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guard Abducted In Jail Escape Ends in Flight
Three prisoners abducted Marvin Besteman a 25 year old jail turnkey at Fist City Jail Michigan promising safety. They hijacked a panel truck then stole a car and fled as police hunted them across eastern Michigan. Besteman reported ten hours of captivity.
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Bay City
Mich
Michigan
Marvin Besteman
Here
Flint
Besteman
Holy Name Procession Draws About 40000 in Cincinnati
An estimated forty thousand Roman Catholics marched from downtown Cincinnati to Crosley Field Sunday for the annual Holy Name procession.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
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