Convicts Riot at Ohio State Penitentiary Causes Massive Damage
About 2,520 inmates sparked an eight hour riot at the Ohio state penitentiary across the Seloto river in Columbus causing an estimated 750000 to 1000000 dollars in damage. Guards and National Guard units restored control after tear gas and fires destroyed the main prison area. Three inmates and two spectators were injured.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Seloto River
R. W. Lawrence
Lanndry
John H Lamneck
Nri
Coles
Ees
Lausche
Cleveland
Ralph W. Alvis
Wife of Bing Crosby Dies in California
Dizie Lee Crosby, 40, wife of crooner Bing Crosby, died Saturday in Beverly Hills after years of ill health. She had a serious abdominal operation in July and suffered a relapse this week. It was disclosed she was received into the Roman Catholic church Monday before sinking into a coma.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
INS
Dizie Lee Crosby
Bing Crosby
Mother Killed by Halloween Skyrocket in Vancouver
A young mother, Mrs. George Peppin, 27, was struck and killed by a skyrocket during a Halloween display in Vancouver. She held her six week old baby as the rocket tipped over after being lighted. The husband stood beside her. he and the baby were uninjured.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Peppin
Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Overnight Rise
Partly cloudy through Sunday with a warm night as temperatures fall to 40s. Daytime highs settle in the 53 to 63 range on Sunday while winds shift, and reports show observed temperatures around 72 to 74 degrees in the afternoon across quadrants.
India Edwards and Smith clash over Korea war future
Washington report on a heated public quarrel between India Edwards head of the DNC women's division and Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine over how to end the Korean war. Edwards accuses Smith of backtracking under party pressure. Smith calls Edwards' charges erroneous and politics with nonpartisan expressions.
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Washington
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
L C C Approves Crandic Bus Service Expansion
The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway Crandic wins approval from the Iowa Commerce Commission to add three interurban round trips and eight buses on weekdays with six on Sundays. Buses may carry mail and up to 300 pounds of freight per vehicle.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Iowa Commerce Commission
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Crandie
Cou Falls
Western
Shueyville
Coralville Heights
Cranidic
Commerce Commission
Swisher
American Buslines, Inc
Lincoln
Neb
Bus One
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Allies Halted Just Short of Triangle Peak
Seoul reports weary South Korean infantrymen failing to seize Triangle Hill after heavy grenade and rifle fire. Jane Russell Hill fell under ROK control as Chinese attacked, while a tank supported raid on the western front killed or wounded about 500 Chinese. U N Sabrejets clashed with MiG 15s. Sabres claimed 2 MiGs down and 26 MiGs probably destroyed in October.
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Triangle Hill
Jane Russell Hil
U.N
Ifth Air Force Headq' J
Jjtice
Weatherman Sees Hope for Drouth End in November
A weather report from Washington hints at improving conditions for the drought plagued region. Forecasters expect substantial precipitation in the Pacific Northwest and a band from the Great Lakes to New England, with near normal rainfall along the Mississippi and Ohio borders. In Cedar Rapids the forecast remains mostly fair with cooler temperatures.
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Great Lakes
New England
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Ohio
Eisenhower pushes campaign toward climax in Chicago
In Chicago and Illinois a day of campaigning ends with Eisenhower insisting the American people demand government change. He outlines four issues Korea communism corruption and peace through prosperity while denouncing Democratic fear tactics and predicting victory in four days. He plans NBC and local TV and radio broadcasts after a Western Electric visit where about 15 000 cheered him.
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Dwight Hisenhower
New York
Ilinois
Korea
Eisenhower
Western Electric
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower on Foreign Policy in Windup
Adlai Stevenson campaigned through the Midwest and East arguing against Dwight Eisenhower’s Korea policy and isolationism. He criticized the GOP for shifting to an old guard line and warned about undermining alliances as CBS and DuMont planned coverage. He urged unity and questioned promises in the final push for New York’s electoral votes.
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Adlai Stevenson
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East
New York
Brooklyn
Dwight Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eorea
America
Coal Miners Win $1.90 Daily Pay Raise
John L. Lewis secured a $1.90 per day raise for 68 000 hard coal miners in a Saturday deal matching the soft coal agreement. The Wage Stabilization Board had rejected the soft coal increase as too high and Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam will review it. a rejection could trigger a full UMW walkout in both soft and hard coal.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Wage Stabilization Board
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
United Mine Workers
Tax charges spark political fight over tax case links
Washington reports a Republican congressman accuses Treasury Secretary Snyder and Democrats of a coverup in a multi million tax case. In Missouri a fatal nursing home fire traps elderly residents. 18 dead, 60 more unaccounted, fire officials say.
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Treasury
Snyder
Byrnes
R-Wis
Hillsboro
Kill Revenue Bureau
Cedar Grove Nursing Home
Dick King
John B. Dunlap
Bureau of ‘Internal Revenue
Dunlap
Seattle
Rep. King
D-Calif
Subcommittee
Eisenhower cited Van Fleet letter amid Korea debate
Mrs. James A. Van Fleet said she urged Eisenhower to quote her husband’s letter to Gen Mood to avoid being defeated by lies. She said Eisenhower delayed using it five days and would not hurt her husband. Van Fleet praised South Korean troops and training, while critics claim the Korea trip offer was a political maneuver.
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Eisenhowss
Edwards
Mrs. Smith
Los Angeles
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Dwight Eisenhower
Orlando Mood
Eisenhower
van Fleet
Earl Cocke, Jr
American Legion
B-29 Missing Crew Sought After Okinawa Crash
Rescue planes boats and helicopters searched the East China Sea for 11 airmen missing after a B-29 crashed into the sea during a bombing raid from North Korea. Three crewmen were rescued and treated for shock and exposure. The aircraft ditched ten miles west of Okinawa after losing two engines.
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Okinawa
East China Sea
North Korea
Jet crash rains debris on town in Florida
MAITLAND Florida residents escaped injury as a midair collision showered wreckage across streets and homes Friday. Plane fragments damaged two buses and a minister’s kitchen while a fuselage cratered near the post office. The only casualty was M H Ponder who jumped from a boat and sought treatment for shock and minor injuries.
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Maitland
Fla
Florida
A&a
M. H. Ponder
Lake Sybellia
Reporter Tests Knowledge of Presidential Candidates in Month
A Richmond reporter asked 50 vent lions who were the Republican and Democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates. After a month of headlines he questioned five persons the same questions and got 30 correct.
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