Blueprint for Deporting Many Undesirables Revealed
Justice Department unveils a plan to deport up to about 100 individuals deemed underworld figures subversives and other undesirables. Attorney General James McGranery says proceedings have begun against several figures from bootleg and organized crime eras including Frank Costello and Charles Chaplin. Chaplin faces reentry scrutiny after 1960s indictments while Costello is slated for denaturalization and deportation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
James P. McGranery
United States
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Iate
Wneler
al Capone
Chicago
McGranery
Costello
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Immigration Service
Calls to revamp Joint Chiefs of Staff to speed planning
Representative Bonner urged dissolving inter service rivalries by giving the chairman authority to decide controversial issues and making other members military advisers rather than policy representatives. He said top chiefs act as partisans and judges, hindering military planning under Gen Omar Bradley. The subcommittee reported the joint chiefs slow supply lines, each defending their service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bonner
DNC
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Army
Air Force
Navy
Omar Bradley
Mian
Howse
Sutay
Dominican exile publisher shot in New York tenement killing
Andres Requain, 44, co publisher of the Spanish language newspaper De Pa is ex literally opposing Dominican Republic president Hector Trujillo, was lured to a Madison Street tenement by a mysterious call and shot. Cab driver Tavitsky said he waited five minutes as five shots rang out, the body found in the hallway with four slug wounds and a 38 caliber gun recovered nearby.
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Associated Press
Republic
Heath
Andres Hequana
Heve
Madison Street
Requainas
de Pais
Hector Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Sol “Tavitsky
Requam
Tavitsky
Jiolice
Truman Attacks Ike in West Coast Campaign Tour
President Truman assails General Eisenhower as joining a bed crowd and being in Taft's pocket. He criticizes the GOP nominee's foreign policy, warns it could threaten world peace, and cites alleged budget cuts and political pressure during stops in Everett and Kent Washington and Seattle.
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Associated Press
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oregon
California
Board of Strategy
Ebexhower
Taft
Eyerett
Wash
Kent
Old Guard
Han Tinker
Hagies
Seattle
Robert A. Tutt
New York City
J.D. Porter
Sam
Britain fires atomic weapon off Northwest Australia
A London newspaper reported Britain exploded an atomic device near the Mon We Bell Islands off Northwest Australia. Observers saw a large cloud rising to 12,000 feet, with a dramatic orange flare, amid secrecy. The blast occurred at 7 p.m. EST Thursday, signaling Britain’s claimed rise as a global atomic power.
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Associated Press
Perth
Australia
Britain
Bell Islands
London
Churchill
Trump
United State
Western Australia
Wy Msto
Z-shane
Witie
Thieves break in at Moll's Bakery on Bask Main street
Thieves broke into Moll's Bakery on Bask Main street two hours after closing and took about $20 from the cash register. Mr and Mrs Moll heard noises at 7 80 pm and saw two people running away. Police found three heel prints near the rear window indicating a small intruder. This marks the third break in local businesses in five days.
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Gal Moll
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Six New York City Teachers Fired for Refusal to Reveal
Six NYC school teachers were dismissed for refusing to tell the U S Senate Internal Security Subcommittee if they were Communists. The eight board ratified the superintendent's order, with letters notifying termination dated October 2, 1952. The teachers named include Meyer Case, Louis Cohen, Mrs. Mary I Daniman, Henry F Mins, Louis Rellin, and Louis Splardelt.
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New York
New York City
U. S. Senate
Internal Security
Willian Jansen
Board of Education
Meyer Case
Louis Cohen
Mary I. Daniman
Henry F. Mins
Louis Relln
Louis Splardelt
Eisenhower and McCarthy Ride Together on Wisconsin Tour
The shared presidential train stop in Wisconsin sparked bets on an endorsement. Eisenhower pressed his economic critique while McCarthy, after a surprise meeting in Peoria, declined to elaborate, signaling ongoing leverage over the Republican ticket in the national campaign.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph F. McCarthy Jr-Wist
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al Teast
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Green Bay
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Wiennsin
Peoria
GOP
Arthur Summerfield
Michigan
Wisconsin
Eisenlinger
Korea
Illinois
Bradley University
Feld House
Area Man Held In Theft Of Watches
Acie Riddle, 20, a Spartansburg resident, was arrested by State Police and charged with larceny for stealing two wrist watches from Witmer's in Spartansburg. He appeared before Judge Bowen and is held on $500 bond. One watch valued at about $125 and the other at about $195 were recovered after a patron alerted staff.
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Kentucky
Spartansborg
Witmer
Riddle
Sparta Girl Rescued After Suicide Attempt
A 10 year old Spartansburg girl despondent over love reportedly attempted suicide yesterday afternoon by firing a rifle. Relatives found her, she was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital at 4:20 p.m., treated and reported in satisfactory condition. Deputy Gopaner WH Ernest is investigating.
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Citizens Bank Opens Public Open House After Remodeling
Citizens National Bank celebrates its 62nd year with a two year remodeling program. The South Center street quarters were redecorated while new accounting and recordkeeping machines improve efficiency. Central proof system classifies each daily banking transaction by type to prevent errors and speed reconciliation. Two counting machines handle six major bank records, boosting accuracy.
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Citizens National Bank
South Center Street
Sodkkeeping
Switchmen End One Day Strike at Kansas City Terminal
The Kansas City Railway Terminal switchmen ended a one day strike after a six hour conference. About 175 switchmen were involved. Settlement terms were not fully disclosed.
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Tee
Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Top U S jet ace rescued after downing MIG over Korea
Lt Biesse bailed out of a F-86 Sabre after shooting down a Russian MIG over Korea. Rescued near the Yellow Sea, he landed safely at his base. The ace raised his score to 100 kills with another MIG destroyed today. Ground fighting saw Chinese forces storm Allied positions as Marines recaptured ground amid heavy hand to hand combat.
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Koren
Frederick
Blesse
Yellow Sea
Biesse
Huery D. Seleler
Tampa
Fla
11S Air Force
Minfantyrymen
Aero announces major layoff plan at Supply Mig Co plant
A large reduction at Aero Supply Mig Co in the plant’s second shift is set to reduce the workforce by about 100 workers, with 250 positions in the department under review and total plant staffing around 800. The cutbacks stem from weak orders for aircraft hardware, delayed purchases by airframe makers, and engine shortages, leading to a five day work week and a phased staffing change between October 4 and October 15.
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Aero Supply Mig. Co. Tne
Rhe Megadrathr
Commister Renre— Suuiline Rhearo Union
Rhe Dehiard Br
Siti
Bolt Department
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Una
Fis
Bat
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Stevenson Attacks Taft in Taft’s Hometown Speech
In Cincinnati Governor Adlai Stevenson assails Senator Taft and the Republican old guard for isolationist aims. he warns such policy could cause national tragedy. He predicts a major Columbus speech on welfare and national security amid a 1953 political clash renewed during Taft’s Ohio visit.
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Cincinnati
Adlai Stevenson
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Bng
Wally
Steven
G Harding
Stevenson
Mat i Mieke Rive
Elke Paatrty
Slingis
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Gates
Coyington
Newport
Columbus
New England Hit by Wind Storm
A late autumn storm lashed New England with wind and rain, lifting rooftops and downing trees and power lines. In Beverly, Massachusetts, a pair of automo biles plunged off an embankment in heavy rain, killing 81 year old Robert E. Mansfield and his wife Grace. In New York City, gusts up to 75 mph ripped a ramp near Manhattan’s Staten Island ferry, sending glass into a crowd and injuring at least 15 people, with many hospitalized.
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Mass
Robert E. Mansfield
Grace
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Staten Island
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