Federal agents tighten guard after Truman plot fails
Federal agents widen hunt for offshoots of the Truman assassination plot as New York City widows and suspects are questioned. Puerto Rican nationalists and alleged revolutionaries face custody. grid around the president intensifies with subpenas and arrests across multiple fronts.
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Major Quake Feared In Orient After Massive Earthquake
A powerful earthquake near Timor or the Orient caused widespread alarm as shacks collapsed in distant areas including Formosa and the Bast Indies. The Riverview Observatory in Sydney recorded the quake centered about 4,800 miles northeast of the city, with observers noting tremors lasting into the day and shaking felt across several regions.
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Stassen Seeks Rebel Edges In Republican Split
Associated Press reports Harold E Stassen moves into the wheelhorse GOP position as he campaigns for Taft. Stassen speaks from St Louis and then travels to Columbus to back Senator Taft while criticizing Truman's foreign policy. GOP leaders accuse inflation and warn of socialism as the party weighs primary bets and national strategy.
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New Greek Regime Takes Office In Athens
Premier Sophocles Venizelos formed his fourth Greek government in 11 months and dropped Constantin e Tanidaris and Populist Royalist cabinet members. Remaining ministers are Liberals and the Social Democrats led by George Papandreou. They assume posts previously held by Populists.
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Truman to address nation as record radio audience set
Associated Press reports President Truman plans a 10 30 p m St Louis speech broadcast across the Milne Radio Network and 521 stations as part of a bold bid to emphasize the Democrat fair deal and Korea war lessons amid peak campaign coverage. Stassen faces a smaller, 521-station broadcast from New Haven and a wide audience expectation.
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New Donations Raise 1950 Chest Sum to 21568
Community Chest totals surged to 21 568 as new donations pushed toward the 20 500 goal. Rev James McTnosty led the effort with division leaders reporting contributions from corporations 9 805 retail and industrial workers 570 professional men 70 government employees 108 and school staff 297 among others. The bulk of recent giving came from industrial workers and store employees with school workers also contributing significantly.
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Tibetan Invasion Sparks Indian Protests and UN Pleas
Indian anger rose as Communist China's invasion of Tibet continued with reports from Lhasa and Chamdo. Moscow boasted of gains while the United Nations faced appeals to assume Tibetan affairs and oversee a plebiscite. Separate notes described the Chamdo siege, Tibetan army defections, and a dramatic organ transplant case in Chicago. Coffee price cuts announced in Cleveland by Fish Bros. Co. with shifts across all grades.
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Fearful Air India Fable Flight Vanishes Over Alps
A four engine Air India constellation with 48 aboard including 8 crewmembers and Lascar seamen bound from Bombay to London reportedly crashed in a Alpine showstorm near Geneva. Officials fear fuel may have run out as rescue efforts focus on the crash site this afternoon GMT.
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Arlington burial honors for fallen U S airman
Captain Ralph Ni Kellock twenty of Braddock Pennsylvania was killed when an 8 26 bomber crashed in Japan. He was buried yesterday in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.
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City 10 Appeal Puc Order On R R Crossing
Harrisburg officials indicate they will consider appealing the Public Utilities Commission order to remove the railroad crossing at Shady avenue. They argue the city lacks funds and that closing the crossing is unnecessary while a partial re location near Bucy avenue is proposed to accommodate the Jamestown plant. City solicitor backs the view that tracks need not be leveled, citing traffic data, but council favors closing Shady avenue unless the city can cover costs.
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Local observers to join in statewide test at Erie
Local observers will man an observation post atop Hotel Corry from dawn to dusk today and tomorrow as part of a statewide practice for Recund-air observation stations. Stations in Pennsylvania will report aircraft numbers directions and descriptions during two days of maneuvers coordinated by Civil Defense. About 22 observers are scheduled to participate, each serving a brief shift at the Erie post.
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Harriman Named President of American Red Cross
Washington Nov 3 E Rol and Harriman New York banker named president of the American Red Cross replacing Gen George C Marshall now Secretary of Defense The appointment announced yesterday by President Truman becomes effective December 1 Harriman brother of W Averell Harriman is vice chairman of the Red Cross A Republican he is 54 The Red Cross presidency pays 682000 a year
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Vandals to pay for $100 damage at Centerville
State police report a Halloween night vandalism spree at Centerville left a plate glass window and other property damaged. Investigators noted 28 youths age 28 months? and several adults participated. owners seek restitution, while police questioned suspects with no charges filed yet.
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Pittsburgh Newspaper Walkout Halts Three Papers
Pittsburgh, Nov. 3. The city faces continued suspension of its three daily papers the Post Gazette Sun Telegraph and Presid due to a wage dispute. A temporary daily may be published if talks resume. the Dully Reporter warns of possible closure within two days.
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Buffalo Steel Workers Voting at Lackawanna Plant
In Lackawanna New York United Steelworkers led a mass meeting with around 2 000 workers at the Bethlehem plant to decide on ending a four day strike. Despite expectations to vote last night on resuming work after a secret ballot the union opted instead to keep polling places open only until 1 PM with no immediate vote.
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French Leave Base at Laokay Retreated Under Fire
French forces evacuated the Laokay outpost 15 miles northwest of the Red River delta as Vietninh rebels harassed the rearguard. About 1709 Sem Polese and Algerbianis from Africa and Indochina drew back toward mountainous Thai frontier. Grounded airlift and monsoon conditions complicated the withdrawal, seen as part of a broader shift to strengthen defense lines while preserving mobility against a growing communist threat.
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Six Filipinos slain in raid near Clark Air Base
Nov 3 report that six Filipinos were killed by Red-led Huk guerrillas in a raid on a village near Clark Air Force Base. Two others were missing. Two of the deceased were women.
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18 TANKS AND EQUIPMENT CAPTURED BY ENEMY IN KOREA
Allied forces in a rain storm tried to rescue trapped American regiments as Chinese and North Korean counterattacks pushed near Pyongyang and Unsan. The Red offensive sent many vehicles and 13 American units into retreat. Marines and divisions repositioned under heavy weather and river-line maneuvers.
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