Stevenson Rips Into GOP Rival Accuses Eisenhower Of Ugly Campaign
Adlai Stevenson, en route for a New York State swing, claims Eisenhower condones a sly ugly campaign and defends the testimony he gave in the Hiss case. He warns of a smear push in coming days and frames McCarthy as the Republican climax. He also notes Dulles as vulnerable and vows to pursue communism issues across the battleground electorate. He expects tougher scrutiny as campaigns intensify.
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Hard Coal Talks Resume Amid Wage Dispute
Washington reports John L. Lewis and anthracite negotiators reopened talks with the wage issue set aside temporarily. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, seeks a $1.90 daily raise aligning with bituminous miners, while the Stabilization Board restricts soft coal raises to $150. Negotiators focus on lesser contract provisions with a plan to revisit the wage rate next week.
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Storm warnings raised along Florida coast
Storm warnings issued for South Florida from Vero Beach to Key West as a violent tropical hurricane moves from the Caribbean toward Florida. Southeastern Florida and the Bahamas face rising winds and squalls likely to grow dangerous in the next 24 hours.
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Industrial workers boost Community Chest total to 21939
A historic drive shows Aero Employes Benefit Association contributing 2500, raising the division total to 3500 and helping push the Community Chest toward a 21939 tally. The Industrial Employes Division, led by Henry Wheeler, extends the campaign into next week to finish soliciting plant workers and home canvassers, with quotas updated for multiple divisions including corporations and government units.
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Truman Plans Another Tour Cracks At Ike and McCarthy
President Truman interrupted his campaign schedule at Union Station in Washington addressing about two thousand supporters and blasting national newspapers as biased against the Democrats. He attacked Dwight Eisenhower and Sen. Joseph McCarthy, calling their campaign tactics lies slander and fear, and accused Vice President Nixon of personal slander and innuendo against the Democratic ticket.
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California
Nixon finance inquiry approved by committee
Washington reports the Benite Elections Subcommittee authorized its counsel to receive information on Richard Nixon's financial affairs. Chairman Hennings led the panel after Senator Neely requested an investigation into whether Nixon benefited from endowments or other sources tied to the 18,000 expense fund raised by California constituents.
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Red Chinese hold Triangle Hill as U S troops stall
American troops advance and are halted near the summit of Triangle Hill amid fierce Chinese mortar and machine gun fire. The fight, part of a broader front across the Korean battlefield, leaves Reds clinging to key positions while Allied forces attempt a sunrise push.
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Report on Decline in Cost of Living
Washington reports the cost of living fell for the first time in six months, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics citing a two tenths of one percent drop from August 1 to September 15. Food prices slipped one percent, offsetting gains in other major groups such as clothing, while the index sits at 100.8 on the 1939 base.
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Drill Test Holes On School Site In Corry
Test borings for the Corry Area Joint School site in the First Ward will guide excavation bids. Siefries and Raymond of Albion drill 20 holes three to ten feet deep across the plot. Architect Walter Campbell arrived to record soil formations and depths encountered.
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Japanese Lawmakers Rename Yoshida to Prime Minister
The first post peace treaty House opens renaming Shin Geru Yoshida as premier and forming a fourth postwar cabinet with pro American stance. The Upper House backed the choice, making Yoshida the second man in history to hold the top job after Hirobuumi Ito.
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Atlantic Storm Now Batter Cuba Coast
An Atlantic storm began battering Cuba near Cienfuegos with heavy rain and gusts up to 60 mph as the storm’s edge moved northeast. Winds near 115 to 123 mph lashed the Caribbean. Havana feared, but officials said danger to Havana and Matanzas eased while Las Villas remained at risk.
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Typhoon Death Toll Surges Across Philippines
Manila reports at least forty four hundred dead with 209 missing as the typhoon devastates Southern Luzon. Albay Province and Tabacal suffer near total ruin with widespread crop and infrastructure damage.
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Three Hurt In Corry Auto Crash In Bear Lake
Three people were injured in a two-vehicle wreck five miles west of Corry on Route 6 around 7 50 p m The collision involved James Brothers 22 of Hyatt attempting to ram a car driven by Paul Angerett of Waterford Angerett was sideswiped causing his car to swerve and clip Gordon Willey s North East vehicle The Brothers car then rolled over Wall Malter 28 Erie and two others sustained facial and head lacerations They were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital All injured were released later Mrs Caroline Mapson Bear Lake and Donald Hosier Panama were later involved when Hosier rammed Mapson s car The Mapson car and Hosier s vehicle suffered damage estimated at 400 and 200 respectively.
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Chamber of Commerce backs voting drive plans
Directors approved Get Out The Vote efforts in cooperation with a national group and prepared a half page newspaper ad for November 8 listing local telephone numbers for voter rides to the polls. The Christmas streets lighting program was postponed due to absence of retail merchants representatives. T. Cherry reported on Roosevelt Highway Association attendance.
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Art T. Cherry
Roosevelt Highway Association
Car Fire at West Main Destroys Interior
A car owned by Joseph Frisina of West Main street burned yesterday at 4 Dem. Occupant had recently bought the auto and left it in a vacant lot beside Jackson's welding shop. Flames, aided by extinguishers, charred the interior. investigators suspect defective wiring as the cause.
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Eisenhower Campaign Boosts Michigan Stop Amid Buffalo Attacks
General Dwight D. Eisenhower moved his campaign into Michigan after a Buffalo rally where he denounced the Truman administration as narrow and bigoted. He attacked former Kansas City boss Tom Pendergast and accused Democratic rivals of stirring distrust with false witness claims, urging voters to overlook opposition charges about his wartime record.
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Bank Warns Merchants About Check Passer in Union City
The National Bank of Union City warned lorry merchants this morning to handle checks from Walter J. Smith a Union City resident. Smith allegedly issued three checks totaling 80 dollars to the Fair Store Western Auto and Power's Automotive on October 20. All checks will be returned due to insufficient funds in Smiths account.
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Dispute Halts Talk Production at ALCO Plant
Wage clash in Schenectady NY locks ALCO plant as CIO United Steelworkers strike over incentive pace. About 4 500 workers halted production with 1 600 idled in the armaments division as talks fail. Locomotive division pays L2 31 an hour and workers in ordnance earn 2 88.
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Acheson Set to Address UN on Korea Peace Effort
U N Secretary Acheson prepared to address the General Assembly urging a speedy Korea peace based on armistice terms. Britain and others may co sponsor the resolution as high level diplomacy continues, with Nehru yet to respond. The committee narrowly approved inviting South Korea to participate in the debate.
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Hints Predict End of Nationwide Coal Strike Soon
Syracuse N Hiram Hall of the Wage Stabilization Board says the nationwide coal strike will end shortly after election. He noted at dinner last night he would not be surprised if President Truman demonetized wages and prices before November 4, paving the way for the coal mines’ pay raise.
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Seek approval of pay increase won by miners
Miners press for formal approval of a wage rise secured in talks. Operators show eagerness to settle on full wage hike as violence flares in Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia amid the dispute.
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Federal mediator seeks exit from coal wage dilemma
Washington reports say the federal mediation service, led by David L. Cole, is seeking a way to resolve the wage stabilization impasse dividing the coal industry. Cole, Moses, and industry officials conferred privately as efforts to achieve an economic compromise intensified across Ohio Virginia and West Virginia.
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Taft Labels Truman Dictatorial in Philadelphia Rally
Senator Robert A. Taft attacked President Truman as seeking dictatorial power at a GOP rally for Dwight D. Eisenhower. He accused Truman of imposing an all power government, starting the Korean War without Congress, and ridiculed Truman and Stevenson as weak on communism while defending price controls as insufficient to curb inflation.
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