Taft attacks Stevenson on Reds issue in Bloomington
Senator Taft accused Adlai Stevenson and Secretary Acheson of loving communism and blamed Truman aides for pro Communist sympathies. He argued this mindset caused a foreign policy disaster and urged support for Eisenhower and Jenner. Taft also criticized Truman as an expert in demagoguery and warned Republicans to respect his political reach.
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America’s “Worst Catastrophe In Foreign Policy.” He Added: “Stevenson
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Asia
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Strain Simply Too Much for Youthful G I
A 19 year old U S Army G I nicknamed Denver breaks under shellfire in Korea and dies after being tied to a stretcher. Navy combat correspondent Hugh Cabot relays the incident noting Denver’s mind shattered by constant mortars and the aide’s plea to remove him. The regiment orders to tie him to a tree until morning, but the bombardment continues and the young soldier dies amidst fear and desperation.
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Cornell College to Host Eighteenth Parents Day Program
Cornell College in Mount Vernon will host more than 600 parents for the eighteenth annual Parents Day. The day features a Rams versus Lawrence College football game in Ash Park, a luncheon at Phiffer and Bowman halls, an informal reception, a 3 45 pm Parents Day dinner in Alumni Gym, and an all campus talent show at 7 45 pm under the direction of Paul Beckhelm and others.
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Russell D. Cole
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J. M. Macaulay
Otis Young
Chester Rich
Five Cedar Rapids Youths to Red Cross Conference
Five Linn county Junior Red Cross leaders from Cedar Rapids will attend the conference in Cedar Falls next Monday and Tuesday. Archie Bauman will consult on the international phase. Mrs. Donald E. Staith and Miss Marga Mifflin will serve on panels and as evaluator. Mrs. Cecil B. Phillips and Mrs. Gertrude Taylor will observe. The event, backed by the Junior Red Cross and Iowa State Teachers College education department, aims to deepen school system instruction in Iowa.
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Iowa
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St. Louis
McCarthy to Broadcast on Stevenson October 27
Senator McCarthy said he would present his documentation on Adlai Stevenson via nationwide radio and TV on October 27. He added the address would be given reluctantly and warned against asking how Stevenson became the Democratic nominee.
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Captive Grandfather Serves Five Small Children
Edgar A. Guest writes of being a willing captive to the demands of five small children who command him as their grandpa. He admits he will run walk or crawl to please them and to meet their requests, declaring pride in his role despite broad social critique.
Bank Bandits Rob Bank Seizing $8500 in Fort Lauderdale
Two armed bandits tied up three employees of the People's Industrial Bank in Fort Lauderdale Florida and escaped with 8500 they stuffed in a brown shopping bag. The robbery occurred 45 minutes before opening time when they slipped in through an unlocked rear door.
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Theater Time for Friday at Local Theaters
Listings show Paramount and nearby houses screening a mix of Westerns, adventures, and comedies. Notable titles include Monkey Business, Yankee Buccaneer, When West Was Young, Son of Ali Baba, Kansas Territory, Tall in the Saddle, Boy from Indiana, Young Man with Ideas, They Got Me Covered, Has Anybody Seen My Gal, Anything Can Happen, Man in the Saddle, Purple Heart Diary, Kangaroo, Tarzan and the Amazons, Angel in Disguise, Oklahoma Armie, and Heart of the Rockies with various matinee and evening times listed.
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Iowa
Kansas Territory
Indiana
Palace
Britain wreck death toll hits 105 as third American named
In Harrow England the worst Britain train disaster in 37 years raises the death toll to 105. Scotland Yard identifies Agnes Swaine of Flint Michigan among the dead while Rosetta Lawrence of Green Island New York and Donald Woodall of New Jersey had already been named.
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Swaine
Flint
Mich
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Green Island
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New Jersey
Martha Raye Remains in Serious Condition
Martha Bays the American comedian known for her large mouth is in serious condition in Miami Beach from an intestinal disorder. She fell ill in Kingston Jamaica while on vacation and was flown to Miami where doctors consider possible surgery.
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False Teeth Paste Lead In Improved Denture Powder
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH a powder to sprinkle on dentures to prevent slipping and rocking. It claims alkaline non acid formula prevents sourness and neutralizes denture odor, manufactured for sale at drug stores.
Virginia Mayo Turned Villain in Warner's Iron Mistress
Hollywood reports Virginia Mayo shifts from sweet girl roles to a villainous Southern belle in Iron Mistress. Warner Brothers bought a new story Vixen with Mayo as a nightclub singer who murders her husband, to be directed by Henry Blanke with a Los Angeles background.
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Virginia Mayo
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Rumors and Celebrity Updates
Mud priced sales stunt linked to Moira MacDonald and Gary Cooper stirs talk. John Wayne divorce battle eyed for Oct 17. Nancy Reagan expects baby soon with name hints. Ava Gardner and Jane Powell health and family notes. Ginger Rogers and Jacques Bergerac seen out. Nanette Fabray and Freddie de Cordova end romance.
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Nixon slams jellyfish diplomacy in Pennsylvania tour
Richard Nixon campaigned in Western Pennsylvania on Friday after a six city eastern swing. He accused the Truman era jellyfish diplomacy of brink of world crisis and warned of a spineless foreign policy before more than 12 000 at Wilkes Barre joining earlier stops in York Harrisburg Reading Allentown and Bethlehem. The GOP said he would attack the administration’s failure to confront the Communist conspiracy in a nationwide radio television address Monday night.
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