Peace Hope Dashed by Vishinsky at United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky told the United Nations General Assembly that Western hopes for an early Korea armistice are dashed. He backed Poland’s immediate armistice plan and accused the United States of using the war for capitalist profits while denying germ warfare charges.
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Louisiana Governor Attacks Mitchell Tactics Over Eisenhower
Governor Robert Kennon accuses Democratic National Committeeman Stephen Mitchell of strong-arm methods against bolting leaders. Kennon says the actions could boost Eisenhower support in Louisiana and notes Texas Governor Shivers shares his anger. He cites a large voter bloc and recalls his anti Truman record.
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Robert Kennon
Stephen Mitchell
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Dwight Eisenhower
Texas
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Weather Outlook Fair Tonight and Sunday
Fair conditions continue tonight and Sunday with lows around 32 to 34 degrees. Highs Sunday near 58 to 62 degrees. At 2 30 p m temperatures span from 65 in the northwest to 67 in the southeast.
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Fire destroys three buildings in Vinton on Fourth Street
Early today a blaze in Merlin's tavern owned by Merlin Hockin spread to the adjacent Big Wheel tavern owned by Charles Farcell and a third building owned by Clare Jewell. The two brick structures lacked a fire wall and the roofs caved in while one apartment on the second floor was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lane who lost all belongings. Cause undetermined. walls stayed standing. Spectal to The Gazette. VINT
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Morse Breaks With Eisenhower to Back Stevenson
Senator Morse of Oregon declared he will vote for Adlai Stevenson, saying Eisenhower has shown demagoguery and dangerous desertion. He praised Stevenson and disavowed active campaigning for Eisenhower, calling for independent Republicanism.
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Harvester Workers Move to Oust FEU Union in Quad Cities
A drive by International Harvester Co. employees in Rock Island and East Moline to replace the Farm Equipment United Electrical Workers Union with a new bargaining agent gained momentum. Organizers report about 900 signatures collected from 600 production workers and 300 inactive workers, targeting an NLRB election against FEUE Local 109 and Local 156 amid plant strikes since August 20.
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Matthews, Envoy To Ireland, Dies
Ambassador to Ireland Francis FP. Matthews, 65, died at his Omaha home after a heart attack. A prominent Is lay leader and former navy secretary, he announced his resignation in Dublin at year end and had planned to return to Ireland early next week on a family visit.
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Dallas Strikes at Waste of Water
A Dallas citizen faced a possible fine up to 200 for wasting water as the city restricted usage. Water stock, depleted by three years of growth, neared a four month supply and officials warned residents not to wash cars or water lawns under threat of fines.
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Court Hears Death Story Of Grammer
In Baltimore, the case of G Edward Grammer includes a confession where the New York businessman admits bludgeoning his wife 33 and staging a car crash to mimic an accidental death. The judge ruled the statement admissible, noting no police brutality.
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Eisenhower pledges fair employment push in 48 states
In Newark, Eisenhower says if elected he will confer with 48 state governors to lead a program guaranteeing economic rights for all citizens. He vows to support a nationwide fair employment program and urges governors to take decisive action with his backing at their disposal.
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Stevenson Attacks Texas GOP at State Fair Campaign Swing
Adlai Stevenson met with prominent Texas Democrats in Dallas Fort Worth and Fort Worth during a three city swing. He blasted Eisenhower for endorsing conservative Republican senators and warned Texans against switching loyalties while challenging claims about school funding and tidelands. He urged loyalty to the Democratic party and defend the supreme court rulings while praising Texas free spirit.
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Hoover Ike clash over civil rights and Marshall praise
CBS radio and WHBF-TV will air Herbert Hoover speaking on the GOP. WMT will rebroadcast at 10 30. Eisenhower calls George C Marshall a patriot and denies trimming him from Milwaukee remarks. He criticizes the McCarran immigration law and cites Truman veto.
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Babies Born Ten Hours Apart to CR Sisters
EAST HAMPTON Conn UP two first graders and a one year old companion admitted Saturday they were involved in a three week spree of thefts from local businesses. The girls and the companion allegedly took money and merchandise totaling hundreds of dollars. Their mothers said the births occurred within hours of each other, linking family events to the incident.
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Pioneer officer Loomis dies at 92
William Anson Loomis aged 92, a veteran lawman who battled Old West bandits, died Friday in Santa Monica. His career spanned frontier policing and later years as a pioneering figure among officers.
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Byrd Declines Endorsement of Stevenson in Virginia
Senator Byrd of Virginia says he cannot endorse the Stevenson Sparkman ticket or the Democratic platform. He states he remains a Virginia Democrat and declines to urge votes for any candidate. Vice President Barkley, speaking in Arlington, criticizes any Democrat who votes Republican.
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Yanks Seize Last Triangle Hold of Reds in Korea
In Korea on Saturday American infantrymen battered Chinese forces from their final Triangle Hill position amid fierce hand to hand fighting. Sabre jets shot down two MiG-15s as Gen. John R. Hodge observed frontline action during a tour of units. The UN offensive began last Tuesday and earlier peaks fell to UN forces.
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Republicans Lash Back at Truman Nazism Charge
Republican leaders and allies denounce Harry Truman after he accused Dwight Eisenhower of adopting Nazi theories and attack the GOP on immigration. Taft, Summerfield, Lodge, Myer, and Mundt condemn the remarks as false and harmful, urging withdrawal and criticizing the president’s campaign conduct.
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Connecticut
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Grandmother Bank Robber Stuns California Teller
A gray haired woman in her sixties robbed a Los Angeles bank on Friday. Marguerite Everet, a teller, said the grandmotherly bandit shoved a bag and whispered to fill it with money. The suspect escaped with about $1000 and vanished into a crowd.
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Small Boys Lie on Tracks To Stop Trains
Two Cedar Rapids boys aged three and four lay on tracks near Ninth Avenue SE on Friday afternoon, halting a switching locomotive. Police received a report at 4:25 PM and turned the children over to their parents for discipline. Names were not listed on police records.
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Wage Board Cuts Soft Coal Wage Boost
The Wage Stabilization Board reduced the 1.90 daily wage increase won by John L. Lewis by 40 cents, approving 1.59 for soft coal workers. About 350,000 miners are affected as 150,000 already walked out. a general Monday shutdown was anticipated amid stockpiles near 80 days. Archibald Cox defended the decision as balancing inflation and fairness.
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Raven at London Zoo Shouts Get on with it
A London Zoo raven perches calmly yet shrilly repeats Get on with it instead of Never more, zoo official says. The unusual vocalization adds a quirky note to weekend visitors at the famed menagerie.
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