Truman accuses Eisenhower of aiding communists in Korea bid
President Truman charged Dwight Eisenhower with aiding communists by making false promises about Korea to win votes. He accused the general of cheap politics and demagoguery, said Eisenhower would undermine national safety, cut defense and tax spending, and pull U.S. troops from Korea, urging instead a stronger Korean ground army with Western aid.
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Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Lawrence
Mass
Eisenhower
Europe
U. S
Indonesians Riots After Defense Minister Censure
Thousands clashed in Jakarta after Parliament censured Defense Minister Hamengku Bu Kono Ix. Soekarno promised to consider dissolution of parliament as tanks patrolled the capital and a dusk to dawn curfew was imposed. The unrest echoed the republic’s revolutionary era with no confirmed bloodshed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Hamengku Bu Kono Ix
Jogjakarta
Soekarno
Young Republic
Roosevelt Biology Booklet Wins Prize
The Roosevelt high school biology club won a $50 prize for a booklet on trees. Titled Trees Along the Nature Trail at Roosevelt High School, it earned one of 17 science achievement awards in 1952 in a contest by the American Society for Metals. S. M. Patlee sponsored the project.
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Roosevelt High School Biology Club
United States
Canada
Roosevelt High School
American Society For Metals
Roosevelt
S. M. Patlee
Barkley Faults Eisenhower on Korea Policy and Grace
Vice-President Barkley told about 2,000 people in Sheboygan that Eisenhower lacks good grace in criticizing administration foreign policy. He called withdrawal from Korea a possible mistake partly due to Eisenhower as chief of staff and defended troop involvement as a U.N. Charter obligation. He accused the GOP of masking aims to reverse 20 years of Democratic progress and endorsed Wisconsin Democrats while avoiding McCarthy commentary.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Barkley
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Korea
U.S
U.N
G.O.P
Milwaukee
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Employment Again Rises in Chamber Report
The September Chamber of Commerce consolidated report shows total employment across 27 firms at 15,493, the highest since February, with August and September figures illustrating a general upturn. The data compare September 1952 to prior months and year-ago levels, highlighting modest gains in multiple categories amid mixed indicators.
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Chamber of Commerce Consolidated Business
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice declares hearing dates for wills of Fred Hart and Mary W Durham in Cedar Rapids. It notes two probate actions in Linn County District Court with attorneys Arthur Axtme or Axmeare and THUR Axmeiar etc. Names appear garbled but indicate local probate proceedings in October 1952 and 1958.
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Cedar Rapids
Towa
Independent School District
Tows
McKinley Dish
Board of Directors
Second Avenue
Independent School
Independent
Cedar Hepids
Iowa
Childs and Smith Architects
North Weexer Drive
Chicago
Illinois
Childs & Smith Architects
Laws
E. W. Lundquist
Linn County
State of
AL D
Elmer Stroft
State of Iowa
Fred Harta
State of Jowes
Linn Gatate
Mary WW. Durham
Seid County
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Estate
Celia R. Cozart is appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Charles I Cozart deceased in Linn County Iowa on October 18 1882. All creditors must file claims with the Linn County Clerk. debtors must pay promptly. Attorney William Slade represents the executrix.
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Linn
Charles Ii
Cozart
Linn County
Iowa
Seicl
Celia R. Cozart
Executriz
Slade
Roosevelt son campaigns for Eisenhower in Detroit
John Roosevelt spoke for Dwight Eisenhower in Detroit, citing his father’s New York governorship address on party reform. He urged a shift from administration cronyism, called Truman a target, and acknowledged McCarthy’s aims though not his tactics. He urged an Eisenhower led Republican Senate and House.
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Detroit
John Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Bethalf
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Washington
Administration
McCarthy
Jenner
Sen. McCarthy
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Two Die in Electric Chair for Chicago Murders
Le Roy Lindy and Bernie Davis were executed in the electric chair Thursday for the murders of three Chicago police officers. The men, aged 31 and 23, were pronounced dead after the sentence was carried out in Chicago.
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Chicago
le Roy Lindy
Pol Sey
Bernie Davis
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