Truman Attacks Eisenhower as Front Man for Lobbyists
President Truman, on a whistle stop in Fargo North Carolina, denounces Eisenhower as a front man for an unholy crew of lobbyists and accuses him of using slogans and scare words to win the election. He claims corruption in government and pledges to rid his administration of wrongdoers amid Republican opposition.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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House Group Backs North African Air Base Project
A House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction praised the Moroccan air base program worth 421 million dollars, noting earlier Senate criticism was based on partial records. The panel said progress was real and two bases were in use, with a third nearing readiness, under Army Corps of Engineers oversight led by Lt. Gen. Lewis Pick.
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House Appropriations
Morocco
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Committee
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Army
S Corps of Engineers
Lewis Pick
Meigs County Reports Tenth Polio Case
Meigs County confirms the tenth polio case this year as Gail Stivers nine, sister of a boy who died last week, shows muscular weaknesses and will be treated at Children's Hospital Columbus. Gary Wayne Stivers eleven died after admission to Columbus hospital. Central Elementary enrollment drops to about half, with ninety of 180 pupils absent amid fears of polio.
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Four Children Die in Blaze in West Virginia Home
In a mountain area near South Charleston a fire destroyed a small frame house killing 25 year old mother Mrs. Imogene Bays and four of her five children Gloria 4 Evelyn and Terry 2 and Brenda Sue 5 months with the father Teddy Mack Bays escaping critically burned and the remaining child with a great grandmother. The cause of the fire was not determined.
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Evelyn
Terry
Brenda Sue
Teddy Mack Bays
Roundup in San Salvador Nets Over 1000 Suspected Rebels
In San Salvador authorities arrest suspected supporters of last week's failed communist revolt. More than a thousand people are detained in a sweeping roundup amid ongoing crackdown.
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el Salvador
Rumor of Two Deaths Unverified at Mason
A Mason report claimed two people were found dead this morning causing village excitement but could not be verified. Acting coroner Dr E A Schaekel said he was tracing the report while a state trooper noted the episode appeared to be rumor.
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E. A. Schaekel
Mason County
Hurricanes Charlie and Dog Swirl in Atlantic Seas
Hurricane Charlie, the season’s third, moved northeastward off Nova Scotia with winds near 100 mph. Hurricane Dog weakened to a squally 30 to 40 mph wave east of San Juan, Puerto Rico, about 600 miles ENE of its center and 1600 miles east-southeast of Miami, moving slowly northwest.
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Sparkman Doubts Nixon Fund Scandal Will Shift Election
Senator John Sparkman doubts the Nixon private fund controversy will sway the November election. In CBS radio and NBC TV interviews he said he would not accept such a fund and noted he has never had a campaign fund, saving money since 1936 after entering the House.
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John Sparkman
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Senate
Polio Toll Rises in Northeastern Ohio
Two more infantile paralysis deaths were added Sunday to Northeastern Ohio's 1952 polio toll, bringing the total to about 70. Seven year old Paul Gottshall of Euclid died at City Hospital in Cleveland, the 23rd polio fatality in Cleveland hospitals this year. Jack Halter, 23, of New Philadelphia died at Aultman Hospital in Canton, the fifth 1952 death there.
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Paul B. Gottschall
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Jack Halter
New Philadelphia
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Ohio Stove Co Strike in Portsmouth Over Pay Rise
About 125 workers at the Ohio Stove Company in Portsmouth go on strike demanding a 25 cent per hour wage increase.
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Ohio Stove Co
Jet powered boat crash claims famed speed ace Cobb
In Loch Ness Scotland the Crusader hydroplane disintegrated at about 200 mph killing British speed star John Rhodes Cobb during an attempt to break the world hydroplane record. Witnesses said the 31 foot craft exploded mid course as Cobb disappeared in spray and wreckage.
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GI, Caddy Old Pals
In 1940s Italy near Naples a paratrooper, Pfc. Norman Reeves of Painesville, Ohio, befriended a family. Now playing golf in Ohio, he learns his former caddy Vito La Creta from Mantua near Aurora and, along with his brother Tony and mother, recently met the veteran’s offer to reunite at Reeves house for a ham and eggs welcome.
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President Truman Draws Large Crowd in Wooster Stop
President Harry S. Truman and his daughter Margaret visited Wooster Ohio for a 2.5 hour church stop drawing about 15,000 people, roughly 1,000 more than the city population. He made two brief back platform appearances before leaving on a 14-state campaign, offering no Sunday speech. The crowd carried three young men with Eisenhower campaign standards.
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Eisenhower
Rome Police Lift Ban In Religious Dispute
The American led Church of Christ Sunday held its first public services in three weeks as police temporarily lifted their ban on activities of the evangelist group. Cline R. Paden of Brownsville Texas led the church in Italy and said authorities called the concession temporary. Services were also allowed in Milan Como and Padua.
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Como
Padua
Two Bible Versions Mark Milestone In Religious History
New Protestant and Catholic Bible projects are hailed as major milestones. A 15 year interdenominational Protestant effort completes a full revision, while Catholic scholars publish a new translation of the first eight books of the Old Testament.
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New York
Stevenson Bares 10 Year Earnings in Tax Listing
Adlai E Stevenson disclosed paying 211980 in federal income taxes over 1942 to 1951, challenging Eisenhower to publish similar figures. Eisenhower aides viewed the tax ruling on his Crusade in Europe earnings as a political issue, while Stevenson emphasized the total income and taxes paid. Eisenhower worked on campaign speeches at home with Sherman Adams.
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Ilinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
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Europe
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Health Plan's Fees Rebuked
Dr. Paul Magnuson head of President Truman's Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation urged organized medicine to stop claiming it alone can decide what doctors should think. He told every doctor in the country it is a duty to lead national state and community efforts to improve health conditions in America.
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Boy 2 Hurt By Gun Blast In Columbus
Doctors said Michael Lee McMullen will recover use of his arm after a shotgun blast severely damaged his cheek shoulder and neck. The incident occurred when his father Charles McMullen allegedly triggered the weapon while showing it to a friend. police report the gun was unloaded.
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Michael Lee McMullen
Michael
Charles McMullen
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UMW Policy Leaders Due To Approve Pact
United Mine Workers Policy Committee prepared to ratify a new contract with Northern soft coal operators. Union President John L. Lewis and Harry Moses finalized terms over the weekend. The agreement includes a $1.90 daily raise to $18.25 and a 10 cent per ton increase to the royalty fund.
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John L. Lewis
Harry Moses
UN Planes Bomb Allied Troops in Battle Error
Allied artillery and warplanes pounded Chinese forces on Korea's Western Front. Greek troops with U S forces held hill positions as Chinese assaults stalled. U S Air Force jets claimed downed MiG 15s while some bombs fell short on the southern slope. Capitol Hill and Finger Ridge remained in UN hands with one hill captured four miles east of Capitol Hill.
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Weekend Ohio road crashes kill nineteen
Nineteen people died in Ohio over the weekend from traffic accidents and other incidents. Don Bradford, 22, of Portsmouth, died after being thrown from a motorcycle near Portsmouth. Dr. MacDonald Browne, 45, of Cleveland, perished in the blazing wreckage of a plane south of Cleveland. Ernest Freeman, 43, and Mildred Supp, 21, both from Cleveland, died when an automobile overturned in Boston Heights. Also killed were Mrs. Rachel Hicks, 20, of Cleveland, and Robert Elza Sowards, 42, of near Rubyville, electrocuted at Detroit Steel Corp. plant in Portsmouth.
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Don Bradford
Portsmouth
MacDonald Browne
Cleveland
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Rubyville
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State Still in Fold Louisiana Democrats Say They Will Vote Democratic
Four Louisiana Democratic party officials at a six state strategy conference say Louisiana will vote the Democratic ticket in November. One delegate calls Governor Robert F. Kennon a mugwump for endorsing Eisenhower Nixon. The group says intra party rifts are shelved.
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Ark
Louisiana
Robert F. Kennon
Big Three meet to press Austrian independence talks
London reports deputy foreign ministers of the three Western powers meet to seek progress on an Austrian independence treaty amid Soviet refusal to attend. The stalemate persists as Moscow demands rejection of abridged treaties and inclusion of the Trieste issue with any Austrian settlement.
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Showman Bars Door To Estranged Wife
Billy Rose locked the Manhattan mansion he shared with Eleanor Holm keeping her from entering the home she had barred him from since October 1951. The incident created a public scene as the showman staged an impromptu display amid the estrangement.
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New York
Billy Rose
Manhattan
Eleanor Holm
Fulbright criticizes both parties over bonus funds in campaign
Sen. J William Fulbright says Republicans and Democrats dwell on each other's expense funds, harming the presidential campaign. He disputes corruption claims, notes large state salary concerns, and criticizes Nixon's use of a California fund for items like Christmas cards.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
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J. William Fulbright
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California
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Stevenson reveals ten year tax returns showing 500000 income
Gov Adlai E Stevenson disclosed that over the decade 1942 through 1951 his total income was 500,052.84 with 211,980.42 in taxes paid. His earnings came mainly from stock dividends, with 81,532.57 in salary. state salary and outside income for 1949-1951 totaled 186,419.94 and taxes 84,459.35. He noted minor farming loss and past small contributions to the Institute of Pacific Relations. He urged Eisenhower to release his tax returns as well.
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Illinois
Institute of Pacific Relations
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John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Eisenhower
New York
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Ilinois
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Richard M. Nixon
California
Bricker Attacks Fed Growth at Communion Breakfast
Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio charged that expanding federal government and secrecy in departments have under mined consent of the governed. Speaking at a Catholic Young Men and Women's Clubs communion breakfast, he called liberty his central theme and argued voters must understand government to consent to it.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio Republican
Call Off Strike At TWA After Wage Offer
Kansas City union spokesman says engineers cancelled their threatened strike against Trans World Airlines after receiving a new wage offer from the company. The action was called off at the last moment before any walkout began.
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Trans World Airlines
Cleveland Plain Dealer backs Lausche for re election
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday endorsed Gov. Frank J. Lausche for reelection, urging support for continuity in leadership.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Frank J. Lausche
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