Eisenhower aide Dodge begins budget study tour
Joseph M. Dodge, Eisenhower's advance financial scout, arrives to observe Truman administration budget plans for fiscal 1954. He says he will listen and report, with no fixed program or recommendations yet. Meanwhile Eisenhower plans key Republican talks in New York before Korea trip.
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Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Truman
Dodge
New York
Chicago
Stevenson
Philadelphia
Fulbright
Detroit
Adlai Backed To Head Job Of Rebuilding
Senator Fulbright backed Adlai Stevenson to head a Democratic rebuild, saying Stevenson should maintain independence and possibly speak for the opposition on Republican issues. He disagreed with appointing Stevenson to the U.N. delegation or other federal posts.
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Adlai
Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Hisenhower
U.N
Sen
Johnson
Texas
Senate
South Africa Rejects U N Intervention On Racial Policy
South Africa told the United Nations it is incompetent to address its treatment of nonwhites, arguing the issue is internal and not a threat to international peace. Ambassador G P Jooste asserted the U N lacks a standard to judge human rights in South Africa and that the matter rests with the country itself.
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United Nations
South Africa
U. N
General Assembly
G. P. Jooste
Assembly
U.N
U. WN
CIO Convention Delayed After Murray Death
CIO leaders recommended postponing the annual convention from Monday in Los Angeles to December 1 in Atlantic City due to the death of president Philip Murray. The full executive board will decide Friday on the vice presidents plan.
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Pittsburgh
CIO Lice
Atlantic City
Philip Murray
Los Angeles
Nationalistappoints ultranationalist in North Vietnam
In Saigon Viet Nam chief of state ex Emperor Bao Dai fired his North Vietnam governor on Wednesday and named an ultranationalist whose party earlier refused full support to the French fight against the Viet Minh. The change signals Bao Dai’s bid to bring extreme nationalists closer to the French sponsored government.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Viet Minh
Ben Dai
Parrot Profanity Complaint Dismissed in Texas
In Brownsville Texas Justice M A Rodriguez dismissed a woman's claim that her neighbor's parrot used profanity due to lack of evidence. A group of experts and the judge visited the neighbor's home but the bird remained silent.
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Brownsville
Texas
M. A. Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Three Hunters Die on Opening Illinois Upland Season
On the first day of Illinois upland game hunting, three men died and six were wounded. Gabriel de Bourge, 48, of Glenview, died of heart failure while pheasant hunting near Wadsworth with a companion. Two 15 year old boys, John Freed of South Pekin and Allan Fidler of Belvidere high school, died from accidental rifle and shotgun blasts.
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Chicago
Gabriel de Bourge
Glenview
Wadsworth
John Freed
South Pekin
Allan Fidder
Belvidere High
C R Gazette Wins National Honor Fifth Time
The Cedar Rapids Gazette led by editor Naomi Doebel won the national real estate page prize in the 100000 population class. The Gazette previously won first place twice in prior years and was cited for strong pages across Sunday editions.
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Cedar ‘Rapits Gazette
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Gladys Anne
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Alexander Summer
Teaneck
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Maxire Livingstone
Parents Magazine
A. H. Thiemann
New York Life Insurance Company
Summer
Soviet Citizens in U S Outnumber Americans in Russia
Official statistics show that Soviet citizens living in the United States exceed Americans living in the Soviet Union by more than three to one, highlighting migration and residency patterns between the two nations.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
TV Comics Lift Output by Cows in Ontario Farm Barn
A dairy farmer says milk production rose about 15 gallons daily on his 30 cow herd after the cows could see and hear television comedians on a set in the barn. Russell Fleming added the TV for his own amusement.
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Whitby
Ont
Godfrey
Eddie Can
Russell Fleming
Fleming
Losses Rise In Korean War Toll
Washington AP reports the Defense Department tallies a weekly rise in U S casualties in Korea. The total killed wounded and missing in action since the war began reaches 125 897, as fighting continues through the week.
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Washington
Defense Department
Tne
Pvt Julius Klebbe 21 Dies of Wounds in Korea
Pvt Julius Raymond Klebbe, 21, died November 1 from wounds suffered in Korea. He was wounded October 28 in Kumhwa valley during the Triangle Hill campaign with the 7th Infantry Division. He farmed near Strawberry Point before enlisting October 3, 1951. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J F Klebbe and two sisters Mrs Roy Sauerbry and Mrs Clair Faust.
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Qet
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Klebbe
Roy Sauerbry
Spokane
Clair Faust
Stevenson Leaves For Arizona Rest
Adlai Stevenson flies to Arizona for a five day rest at a friend's ranch near Sasabe after a trip from Springfield DL. The former presidential hopeful will spend the period away from public events and press.
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Arizona
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Sasabe
Ariz
Republicans In So Uncle Vincent Gets a Haircut
In Clay West Virginia a Republican barber Cousin Abner Hamrick gives Uncle Vincent Hamrick a ceremonial haircut after the GOP gains. Uncle Vincent jokes the haircut marks a 20 year relief from Democratic rule though he laments the governor race loss last week.
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Clay
W. Va
Vincent
Dewey
White House
Abner Hamrick
Tke
Western Official Arrested as Spy
West Berlin police say Inspector Johannes Nuecker a 44 year old deputy chief in the traffic department was arrested on charges of spying for the Communist East zone. He was caught with classified police reports to be delivered to the East secret police.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Johannes Nuecker
Iowa Adopts Statewide Civil Defense Plan
Iowa establishes an eight area statewide civil defense plan to organize mobile support and mutual aid for disasters. Areas cover Des Moines and eight key city regions with Cedar Rapids area No. 4 first to be organized. The plan, recognized nationally by the Civil Defense Administration, includes trained teams, equipment inventories, and drills to test effectiveness.
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County Civil Defense
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Burlington
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
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Fort Dodge
Sioux City
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Louisa
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Jefferson
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Towa
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Rodney Q. Selby
Futile Plea by F R to Stalin Revealed in 1943
Washington AP reports that House investigators released state department papers showing President Roosevelt urged Stalin to suspend Polish government in exile talks after the Katyn tragedy. Stalin defended the Polish government break as Stalin asserts. Admiral Standley testified that the break was planned long before, and he was by-passed at times as ambassador to Moscow.
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Stalin
Poland
Katyn
Russia
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State Department
Rhene Patter
Petter
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William H. Standley
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TV writer Burrows testifies about past Communist ties
Broadway writer and TV performer Burrows told the House Un American Activities Committee that he once associated with Communists in Hollywood but does not recall ever joining the party. He described fear at a 1951 closed session and said the committee had no monsters or fascists among its members.
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Washington
INL
the Burrows
Hollywood
House
UN American Activities Committee
R . Burrows
Churchill Wins Confidence Vote in Commons
London AP reports Prime Minister Churchill's Conservatives defeated a Labor motion of non-confidence in the new session. The division stood 313 to 273, a 34 vote margin for the government amid a Commons majority of 16 seats in the 25 member body.
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London
Churchil
House of Commons
Leer Case: Six Month Suspended Sentence for Mack Ingram
In Yanceyville North Carolina a 45 year old Negro tenant farmer, Mack Ingram, was convicted of simple assault in a trial by an all white male jury. He received a six month suspended sentence and two years probation on charges related to staring at a 17 year old girl and pursuing her. Defense planned an appeal to the state supreme court with bonds posted.
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Yanceyville
Mack Ingram
Ingram
State Supreme Court
Ernest Webster
Bradley Sees No Risk of Military Control of Govt
General Omar Bradley argued there is no danger of military dominance over government. He emphasized civilian authority should guide the President and Congress, noting military influence should be advisory, with democracy stronger in the armed forces and no military cliques.
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Govt
Washington
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dwight Eisenhower
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Congress
Spain bids for UNESCO entry amid debate over Franco ties
At Paris UNESCO opened its seventh annual conference with Spain applying for membership alongside Libya and Nepal. Libya and Nepal face little resistance, but Spain could face a two thirds approval fight due to opposition to Generalissimo Franco.
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Spain
Europe
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U.N
Libya
Nepal
Unesco
Generalissimo Franco
California Smog Shrinks Crop Yields Across Regions
Riverside reports five straight weeks of persistent smog crippling Southern California agriculture from San Diego to Ventura. Experts estimate losses near half a million dollars with Dr. John T. Middleton warning the damage rivals last year’s totals and studies confirm significant vegetable crop harm.
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Riverside
Calif
California
San Diego
Ventura
John T. Middleton
Oe Didleton
Koreans Regain Ground After Bloody Ridge Battle
South Korean infantry retook Pinpoint Hill Rocky Point Jane Russell Hill and most of Sniper Ridge against Red artillery on the central Korean front. A counterattack across the Yoke failed to hold. Allied air support was limited by clouds as U S Fifth Air Force said 55 Red supply vehicles were destroyed and B 29s hit billets along the Sinaiju Sinanju corridor.
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Sniper Ridge
Triangle Hill
John Randolph
Republic of Korea
Finpoint Hill
Rocky Point
Little Finger Ridge
Jane Russell Hill
Triangle
Pinpoint
Fifth Air Force
Charyong
Sinaiju
Sinanju
Yalu River
Thai Seize 200 As Red Plotters
Thai police arrested over 200 suspects amid a plot to overthrow the government and install a Communist regime. The Red network reportedly penetrated the army navy air force police government offices and the national assembly. Raids at two Chinese stores recovered Russian weapons an illegal radio transmitter propaganda and Russian drug cases. Police said the ring was led by Ku jarb Saipradit a Bangkok journalist. it was not clear if he was arrested.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Red
National Assembly
Phao Sriyanond
Kujjarb Saipradit
Bangikok
Kujarb
Eisenhower to Confer With Dewey in Augusta
President elect Eisenhower will meet Gov. Dewey in Augusta Georgia on Friday to discuss his Korea trip and other policy matters. Dewey will stop en route from New York to Miami for a vacation.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Dewey
New York
Korea
Miami
Truman Cancels Second Weekly News Conference
President Truman canceled his weekly news conference for the second straight time. White House aides gave no reason beyond saying he has no announcements to make and thus sees no need to meet with reporters.
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Washington
INS
Truman
White House
Dun and Bradstreet index unchanged after price swings
New York AP reports the wholesale food price index balanced by declines and advances this week, leaving the index steady at its lowest point in 28 months.
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