Editorial Side Stepping the Law on Turnpike Lanes
The New York Turnpike trustees seek court approval to proceed with a five lane toll expressway from Princeton to Charleston despite a West Virginia Attorney General ruling that the 1947 act requires multi lane construction from the outset. The editorial urges refinancing to meet the law’s full intent and defend public funds from private engineering missteps.
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New York
Federal District Court
Princeton
Charleston
Turnpike C Immission
Ben Moore
Turnpike Commission
West Virginia Turnpike
Stabilizer proposes reserve price law for crisis use
Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam outlined a standby price wage control plan for presidential use in an emergency with veto authority for Congress. He said the system would require consulting the Defense Production Act committee and a possible special session if Congress is adjourned.
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Roger L. Putsnam
Congress
Putnam
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Stalin
Eady
Korea
Henry H. Fovwler
Fowler
Fulham
Industrialists discuss energy shift at New York event
A special technical conference in New York this week gathers top industrialists to debate future power. The focus is on atomic energy for commercial use in coming years while coal is questioned as a power source amid labor and industry tension.
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Atomic Energy
Jesse
Victor Riesel
Johnny Lewis Tunion
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Sasaee
6 States List Gen. M'Arthur For President
Gen Douglas MacArthur’s name appeared on presidential ballots in six states under minor party labels including Christian Nationalist Constitution and America First. The move drew note from Republicans who said they were not alarmed but considered potential effects in close states. An Associated Press check found MacArthur slates qualified for 97 electoral votes.
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Wymaroid Olmer
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
Associated Press
MacArthur
Constitution
America First Parties
Republican National Campaign Headquarters
Men Held In Murder Of Four In California and New Mexico
In Chester California on October 12 authorities reported a bloody half inch pipe found near the scene where High Sierra grocer Gard Young, 43, his two daughters and a playmate were slain and three men were seized in Santa Fe New Mexico in connection with the crime. The weapons and suspects were tied to a rugged Northern California logging road where Young’s car trunk held the bodies and a third daughter survived the ordeal.
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Alice Redstreake
Chester
Calif
Santa Fe
N. M
Plumas
Bertram James
Gard Young
California
Young
Army to broadcast full election returns overseas
The Army Signal Corps announced it will transmit presidential returns and state trends to servicemen worldwide via 212 radio stations and 72 overseas stations. Using reports from the Associated Press United Press and International News Service, returns will begin immediately after polls close.
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Washington
Army Signal Corps
Associated Ss. United Press and International News Service
Signal Corps
Patteson Withdraws Endorsement Of Byrd For Congress
Gov. Patteson announced he would no longer endorse or support Robert C. Byrd, the Democratic nominee for Congress from West Virginia's Sixth District, after Byrd reportedly expressed willingness to reorganize the Ku Klux Klan. Byrd declined to withdraw his candidacy. La Follette called the move surprising and said he would continue his Republican bid.
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Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
Yeaterday
Patteson
Robert C. Byrd
Sophia
Congress
Byrd
West Virginia
Samuel Green
Atlanta
North Carolina
State Capitol
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la Follette
Morgantown
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Woman Killed Riding to Church in Downtown Crash
Mrs. Mary Damous, 63, of 303 Washington St, was struck and killed when a car driven by Katie Mary Hutcherson, 33, veered off Court Street and into a yard near a street barrier. The victim’s son was to wed yesterday. the driver is a churchgoer.
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Washington St
Court St
St. Francis Hospital
Katie Mary Hutcherson
Katies Mary Hutcherson
Washingtom Ct
Stevenson Rates Reception Fine in Rebellious South
Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson praised his reception in the South calling it fine as he campaigned across eight states. He urged Dixie voters to back his ticket while noting support in Nashville and clashing with Southern critics. Eisenhower planned coast to coast travel targeting Texas and Louisiana with focus on tidelands oil policy and Solid South dynamics.
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Jack’ Bell
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Adlai EB. Stevenson
Pacific Coast
Texas
Illinois
Hully
Nashville
Tenn
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Florida
Tennessee
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Robert E. Clark
Denver
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Oklahoma
New Orleans
Lone Star
Diplomatic and Battle Updates From U N and Korea Front
The report details South Korean forces on White Horse Mountain repelling a Chinese assault as United States Britain and France map a plan to push for Security Council seats. Western diplomacy centers on blocking Soviet influence with Denmark seen as the Western choice.
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France
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Security Council
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Russia
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Netherlands
Colombia
Brazil
Lebanon
Turkey
Seab
Tired But Happy Truman Returns To White House
President Truman arrives at the White House after a coast to coast speaking tour, covering 3 300 miles and described as a landmark campaign effort. He plans a three day trip beginning Wednesday through New England and Brooklyn and then Midwest campaigning until election day. The 68 year old continues in the role of retiring Democratic party head.
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White House
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Andra Creigh
Washington
New England
Brooklyn
Midwest
Refugee recounts torture in Communist police custody
Vienna dispatch reports that Eastern European police increasingly use physical torture to extract confessions. A Czechoslovak girl identified as Miss Novak claims three days of ice water, abuse, and beatings on thighs and feet after being accused of spying. Western investigators view her account as reasonably reliable amid some dubious claims.
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Richard O'Regan
Vienna
Austria
Europe
Miss Novak
Bratislava
Belong
Wales
Water shortage crisis threatens hundreds of U S cities
Washington reports a nation wide water shortage crisis with experts warning hundreds of communities may perish from thirst unless solved. The Geological Survey notes 170 billion gallons daily are needed and shortages affect New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other major areas across arid West and industrial East.
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James Lee Washington
United States
Washington
Midwest
U. S. Geological Survey
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Arizona
Nevada
California
Edmonston
Joseph Tracy
Utah
Colorado
Clifford H. Stone
Colorado Water Conservation Board
Colorado River
Alfred Merrite Smith
Geological Survey
San Carlos
New England
New York Area
New York City
New Jersey
Delaware Basin
Memphis
Accandectines
Supreme Court to rule on Costello appeal and other cases
The Supreme Court may act Monday on gambler Frank Costello’s appeal to overturn an 18 month contempt sentence. It may also decide on the legality of the federal gambling tax and the fate of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg who seek review after death sentences for atomic espionage.
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Frank Costello
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Senate Crime Committee
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Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
U. S
Soviet Union
White House
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High Court
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Brehm
Edward A. Rumely
The
Committee For Constitutional Government
Nationalists Slay 3 Red Companies Off Chinese Coast
The Central Daily News reports Chinese Nationalist forces attacked three small islands off Red China and wiped out three Communist companies in a night and day of fighting. The targets were Wanshan Yangyu and Shaitou near Chekiar province, about 220 miles south of Shanghai.
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White Horse
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Chorwon
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U. S
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Formosa
Red China
Central Daily News
Shanghai
Chilew Wanshan
Yangyu
Shaitou
Chekiar
Gazette Rental Ads Promise Fast Results
Ex ads boast quick rentals with numerous listings. Notices include addresses like RESCENT Road and MORNING JACKSKON ST with rooms for rent, baths, private spaces, and prices from $12.50 to $50. Callers urged to submit ads by evening for Tuesday’s Gazette.
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